The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-13
SUNDAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.


Bob Mngs, a desperate, shot and killed Bill
Tansl at Bridgeton, Mo
An explosion damaged part of the Parliament
building at Quebec, Canada.
Waltons mill and business block, at Fairbury,
H. We're burned. Loss, 5000, 600.
The Wabash rollngmill, at Terre Haute,
Ind, has resumed after a summer Of idleness.
The New York State Clothing Co., Plattsburg,
N. Y. assigned with $104 600 preferences.
The mill and sheds of the Oneota Lumber
Company, Duluth, were burned. Loss, $50, 900.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce has
voted to hold no session next Tuesday, cleo
ton day.
Mr.. Blaine journeyed through the Hooking
valley Saturday, and reached Lancaster, where
he spent Sunday.
Diphtheria has become epidemic at Astoria L.
l. There have been over fifty cases and five
deaths this week.
The President has appointed Burton Parker,
of Michigan, agent for the Indians of Montana,
vice Snyder resigned.
Blast furnace No l, of the Joliet ILL rolling
mills, burst causing serious conhagration of
surrounding property.
Isaac Burr has resigned as president of the
Mexican Central railroad and Levi G. Ware has
been elected his successor.
Mrs. Mary c. Davis and C. c. Jones were
uncle, j. Il. Dorsey, and Jane Wade.
At the jerome Park races four horses fell
together and Economys back broken
Three jockeys were knocked senseless.
Schreier Brothers. of New York city, manu-
facturers of artificial flowers, have assigned,
giving preferences amounting to $4,000.
Tibet Triplett shot and killed Samuel Keener,
near McClellandtown, Pa. keener wanted to
fight, and would not heed the warning to keep
off"
President Arthur is expected to return to
Washington in time to receive the Justices of
the United States Supreme Court at the White
House on Monday.
James Horne, and James Cleary and their
wives, while returning to Halifax Saturday
islands, and all were drowned
Nicksburg, Miss, dispatch reports the lynch
ing of Dock Martin, colored, who killed e. n
Peasants, colored. at Rolling Fork. A mob of
colored men overpowered the guard.
A cyclone passed in the vicinity of Findlay,
o. and, though but about ten rods vide, forests
buildings, fences cornshocks, and everything in
its course, torn to pieces and scattered
Obituary notices of Theodore Perry and
Henry Rowland were posted at the Produce Elk
change New York, Saturday morning Both
were old and active members of the Exchange.
The Governor general and Marchioness Lans-
downe made their first visit to Halifax, SatuT-
day An address of welcome by the mayor was
received with suitable reply by the Governor.
Base Ball-Providence 8, Cleveland /; Chica
go r. Philadelphia 3; Toledo = Allegheny o.
Baltimore s. Milwaukee 5; Detroit 9, New York
2 St. Louis 8. National (game givenG Buffalo
IA, Boston o.
The Republicans had mass-meeting in Music
Hall, Cincinnati, Saturday night, which was ad
dressed by General John A Logan, Hon. j. P.
Dolliver, Gen. Robinson Hon. Benz. Butterworth
and Gen. Charles E. Brown.
In the noted Granger will case, at Syracuse,
~ Y, the will of Mrs Granger has been ad
mitted to probate Under it, General E. NJ.
Leavenworth will get about $100,0 900, and her
relatives will get about $4,000
While oiing machinery at Republic Iron
Works, Pittsburg, Pa, Saturday morning, Will
lam Andrich, aged fifteen years, fell between the
cog wheels and before he could be extricated his
body was literally ground to pieces.
President Arthur, Saturday morning was Wis
tied at the Fifth-avenue Hotel, by Secretary
Chandler, Police Commissioner French, Com
Hess, Cyrus w. Field and William r. Travers
The district court has overruled all excep-
tons in the case of Joseph Palmer, the Cincin-
natl murderer, who had been sentenced to hang
and fixed Oct. 81 as the day of his execution
This is final so far as the courts action is con
cerned.
Pittsburg has determined to have permanent
exposition. Its business men have organized a
stock corporation, having capital of $3.50 000
with the privilege of increasing to $500 900, for
the purpose of erecting and maintaining an ex-
hibition building