The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-25
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Minor Notes.


). Q. Kirley, cigar salesman from Shelby
vile, while going from Nashville to Morgan
town. yesterday, was thrown from his buggy and
very seriously injured.
The residence of Newton Wilson, at Darling
ton, was burned with all his household goods and
500 in money. Loss 81 900; insured in the
Home, N. Y, for $780,
G. J. Woolsey, the Waveland man who will
sell liquor in spite of the citizens of said place,
was, last Sunday. expelled from the Episcopal
Church at Charlottesville.
Thomas Harrison, the evangelist, will visit
New Albany some time during the winter, and
remain a month, holding meetings at Wesley
Chapel, Centenary and the opera-house
Albert s. Miller, of Charlottesville, was mar
RED last evening to Miss Moore at Paris, KY.
Mr.. Miller is the manager of Music Hall, in
Crawfordsville, and is the only child of j. s.
Miller, OF the carriage works of j. S. Miller.
Cornelius Williamson, teamster aged twenty
SIX, and native of Knox county, fell dead yes
terday morning, at Washington, Daviess county.
of heart disease. He was found stone dead,
lying in an clubhouse. He leaves widow and
two children.
At Jacksonville Henry Gibson. aged twenty
years, While engaged In repairing the roof of the
car-works foundry, fell to the ground be-
low, a distance of thirty feet. He was picked up
In an unconscious condition. He received Sc
we're internal juries. but it is thought they will
not result fatally.
The American and United States Express com.
paDleS have for years been under the manage
ment of one person at Charlottesville and occu-
pied the same room On Dec l they will be
worked separately. The American will retain
George Robinson and the United States will en-
ploy Harry Naylor.
At Anderson Caroline Litherington has filed
in the Circuit Court complaint charging George
w. Pense with seduction. for which she asks
$4,000 damages. Mr.. Pense is prominent
business man, and has conducted himself hereto
fore in such a manner as to be above suspicion.
Some think it is a matchmaking scheme, as
Pense is quite wealthy.
Two half-breed Indians became involved in q
quarrel with woman at Charlottesville, on
Monday night. The woman sent for an officer,
and Policeman Grimes went to the scene of the
trouble Upon his arrival one of the men, Jesse
Harper, struck him, ard with difficulty the
"greasers" were landed in Jail. Their trial will
came up on Wednesday.
The Hon. Thomas f. Davidson of Crawfords
vile, is at Rockville and has qualified special
judge to hear the murder trial of John G. Hen
ming, the woman slayer. The case comes uI
before his Honor on Friday week. John r.
Courtney, Hennings attorney, has said he
thought change of venue to Newport would no!
be asked. as there is no need Of it.
Ed A. Forsythe and Miss Della Swift eloped
from Seymour Saturday night, and, procuring
license to marry, were duly united by Rev. John
Poucher at New Albany on Sunday morning.
Clerk Meyers received dispatch from the father
of the girl at Seymour. forbidding the issue OF
the license. 1t was then twenty four hours toe
late. The bride was scarce eighteen, and the
groom twenty-one years old.
Courier-Journal New Albany item: Col W. W.
Tuley celebrated his sixtieth birthday anniver
sary yesterday. He was born in a house that
| occupied the present site of the Occidental Ho
| tel, and has always resided here. He was sol
der IN the Mexican war; held the Office of city
| clerk five years. county clerk nine years, has
been member of the Legislature, and is al
present master commissioner of the Floyd Cir.
cult Court
On Monday night, at Charlottesville, a rich
musical treat was given at Music Hall by the
DePauw Concert Company. of Greencastle, to a
moderate sized audience. The piano playing by
Professor Howe was received with evident salts
faction by the audience Miss Nash sang the
Waltz Song" by Arditi, and Sing. Smile,
Slumber." by Gounod, and was enthusiastically
applauded. Miss Howe made her appearance in
Paroche's Theme and Variations" and showed
a high degree of culture. She has an excellent
voice, reaching on the octave above the staff.
Harvey Shaffer, a farmers son, and known as
bully, was arrested on Monday on charge of
rape. He met the thirteen year old daughter of
David Mankins living one mile southeast OF
Rockville, going home from a neighbours house,
and walked with her until they came to a creek.
Here Shaffer tried to outrage the girl, but two
boys saw him, and he fed. The girls father
swore out warrant for assault and battery and
Shaffer was arrested and brought before Judge
Jump. The prisoner pleaded not guilty an
was put under $500 bond, which be could not
give, and was sent to Jail.