The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-23
thrown to the ground and had one rib

thrown to the ground and had one rib
broken.
A social reunion was held last evening at
the residence of DR.. Jenckes by the members
of st. Pauls Cathedral.
Good music by the Union Band will be
furnished the patrons of Virginia Avenue
Rink this afternoon and evening.
The Elkhart Building and Loan Associs-
zion has filed an acceptance of the provisions
of the new law regarding associations.
Rev. William Roberts, D. D., of New York,
will preach at the Second Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and evening.
The telephone in the drug store OF NJ. c.
Staley, corner Virginia avenue and Cedar
street, was damaged by lightning yesterday.
A burglar attempted to enter the house of
Mrs. ]. L. Barnett, 3O4 North Mississippi
street. Thursday night, but was scared away.
The County Board is signing the new
bonds. There being 400. with II 900 coupons,
it will take about five days to complete the
work.
The following counties yesterday made
settlements with the State Treasury: Jasper,
So 72S.11; Jefferson, SIS, 24765; Shelby, 49,,
O7276.
The dairyman who died from injuries re-
ceived in q runaway was.named John Wen
eel, and had been in the employ OF Christ.
Sommerlend.
Frank Dowd was sent to jail yesterday
morning by the Mayor for an assault on
John Ackerman. Dowd Is q Greensburg
stonecutter.
The children expecting to attend tae
May party this afternoon will meet at Mr.
Buffers, corner OF Park and Home avenues
at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Supreme Court yesterday granted the
petition to reinstate the case of Gardner S.
Chaplin ct al. VS.. John d. McLaven, from
the Superior Court OF this county.
The slate roofing is being put upon the
new State House and a large force of men
are engaged upon the work. The heating
apparatus will be put In q. once.
The firm Of Hodgson, Wallngford & Stem,
of Minnesota. have filed suit en- account in
| the Federal Court against William Kidd, of
Marion, Grant County. Demand is made for
| Sc. GOO.
| The Health Board has information from
| Paramount. Grant Co7nty, that an epidemic
/ of scarlst fever is raging in shat place. There
! ere also three cases reported from Fountaine
| City, Wayne County.
| The building lately occupied by the Citi-
zens' National Bank will be ready for occu-
/ pancy by the Indiana National about June l.
| The work of reftting the building has been
done atfreas expense
There will be special services at California
| Street NJ. e. Church tomorrow morning at
1920. The Major Robert Anderson Post G.
| A. f. will attend in a body, and memorial
sermon will be delivered by the pastor, Rev.
| ]. A. Ward.
The father OF Charlie Drum, the boy who
ran away frem his home in Minneapolis
rome time since and was captured the other
day By the local police. arrived in the city
| yesterday morning. and returned home with
the young hopeful last night
Charles Pigeon was locked up yesterday
afternoon by Sergeant Low and Pstrolman
McMullen on a charge OF grand larcsny.
| He is accused of having stolen quantity of
| silk, plush and cloth from Colonel James
| Grey. The police authorities are inclined to
think that the prisoner is innocent.
Indianapolis Lodge No. SO X. of p. con
fered the Third Rank on six candidates las,
evening, 56 Council taking part, with the
Indianapolis Division No. 2 Uniform Rank
forming the triangle in very creditabe
manner. No. 2 Division is making good
| progress in drilling, and will no doubt make
| q good showing at Toronto in 1886 Com
msnder Forbes feels confident OF success, aud
| will try his best to capture one OF the prizes