The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-29
minor Notes.

William Clare, of Rising Snn, proprietor of the
Clare Pillow works died on Saturday.
At ConnersviIIe yesterday, the Greys of that city
defeated the Mohawk base ball club of Hamilton, o.
by a score of II to g.
Thieves entered the residence Of j. A. Coleman Of
Mitchell, on Friday night and secured gold watch
and other valuabes valued at Yl25.
James Hussey, stone-mason of Greensburg, was
found dead in his bedaon Saturday morning, having
died several hours before of heorhage Of the lungs
He had been in reasonably good health recently.
Rev. 9. P. Croft Of the Congregational Church,
lTerre Haute, resigned his pulpit yesterday. Mr.
Croft is obliged to renquish his work and spend the
winter in the South. He had commenced to prepare
his for next Sunday when this conclusion was
forced upon him.
f A mob took Date Lemon and Geo. Richards from
their homes, Decatur to woods to compel
them to disclose what they knew about the murder of
Amos Bockesto and Fred Richards They were hung.
I'D and cut down three times and upon still E1rotest
ing their ignorance were letgos
The banking house Of Thompson Jet & Wise at
notice posted on the door saysthey wibeable topass
every dollar of their liabilities soon as they can
realize on their notes. Most Of the depositors
farmers and the suspension will not affect the business
men of the town great deal.
( Mr. Tom Hanlon Democratic candidate for repre-
sentative from Floyd met with an accident near the
met Cooney Drickman and Charles Metz going outthe
pike in a. buggy. The horses collided one shaftof
Hanlons buggy penetrating the breast of the horse
driven by Metz, killing him almost instantly
Mrs Stephen Burlingarne was found dead in q els
ttrrat hen home near Moores HILL Friday morn
ting She had been absent from her failY only half
an hour when found but recovering the body life
was extinct AS she had provided herself with rope
it is evident that she had intended to end her life by
hanging but noticing the open cstern at the barn. she
choose drowning. There is doubt that she in
sane for her mind has been aberrant TOR time.
B II is thought now the gas-well the farm Of
I Mr. G. G. Cannon. near New Albany will bea success
full venture. On Friday night at the dapth oils
feet gas was struck and whenthe df5lAnas taken out
lathe flow of gas was quite large Mr. Reynolds WHO'S
the chief engineer Of the large enterprise is confident
that II will be successful and that in few weeks gas
will be stndi quantities which VIII lpay If neses.
shry fhe COMPANY Will bore to the depth of 500
feet 1t was not expected that flow ofsgas could e
reaehed az the erthlof 125 feet and The company Is
more than satisfied st theprospedtsg
i On Friday afternoon a team belonging to Samuel
Patton while standing near the railroad in SCOTS.
lbure became frightened aba passing train and ran
Iasyay On theoad lekdngl to Vienna they ran into
Mr.. Laney, who driving home with his wife and
4 1.-Two children Mrs. Laney was seated in the rear
part Of t8NgagoiE and wlalei IN Of protecting
hef ehfateh3 was struck m the side BY the wagon
l. tongue thrown out of the wagon and SO seriously
Injured that she lived but few hours. The other
Occupants Of the wagon escaped with slight injuries
Il On Friday night, Jonathan White, sithhis vito and
child YVES returning to his ho,naat Liberty when his
horse SHED on bridge, throwing them nj into the
L he'd Of creek distance oftwenty-fvo feet On 4
/ pile Of stones the horse and buggy on top of them
| Mrs. WI taken up uncOnscious, badly wound
ed ON the head neck and limbs and received internal
Injuries which physicians fear will result fatally her
condition being, reported, criticaL Mr.. Whitawaa