The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
DOMESTIC.

A majority of the State Legislatures are in
session now.
John Mccullough, the tragedian, is on
visit to friends in St. Louis
Judge Tuley has ordered the Chicago Driv-
ing Park sold to settle a debt OF SIS, 900.
Pittsburg shipped $3.50, 600 bushels OF coal
to Cincinnati and Louisville on the present
rise of the river.
The subscribers of the Detroit Base Bali
Club have subscribed $40, 600 and decided to
remain in the league.
Emma Branson, daughter of Judge Bran
son, of Wheeling, has eloped with an Irish
laborer, James Whallye.
Flags were displayed over the City Hall of
New York yesterday in commemoration of
the battle of New Orleans.
New York City has obtained a judgment
in the Huntington suit for $i7 800, with in
terest and the cost of the suit.
Work on the Montreal ice palace is pro-
crossing rapidly, there being plenty of ice
OF good thickness and quality.
Angus, Iowa. is in the hands of party Of
striking miners. A riot occurred in which
one man was killed and six wounded.
Colonel Lamont, the Private Secretary OF
President elect Cleveland, arrived in Wash
ington yesterday afternoon from Albany.
Mrs. Agnes Booth, the well-known actress,
is i'll, the result of the physical strain of the
part of Ruth" in the melo-drama wages
of Sin."
Judge Rogers, in the Circuit Court at Chi
csgo, has ordered special venire for the
Grand Jury to consider the Eighteenth Ward
election frauds.
William Nolan, foreman of the cement
I'LL Io1
terday by having large rock, which was
blown into the air, fall upon him.
Governor Hoadly yesterday respited Pat
rick Hartnet. the Cincinnati wife murderer,
from January 81 to February TO- so the Su-
preme Court may consider the case.
Marx Hopkins widow intends building at
| Great Darlington, Mass, the most expensive
residence in the United States. 1t will cost
| S., 0C0 600, and will employ 1000 men for
| three years.
( The American Electric Light and Illumi-
mating Company, Brush Electric Lighting
Company and New England Western Electric
| Lighting Company are considering the ad-
visa bi'ity OF consolidating.
". A. Haskell. Secretary of loan and
savings association in Des Moines, is de-
faulter for S27, 900, and Alfred Oliver, CASH
l leI tB lbe lTSdsuier6 Ol1lce TIE EdsbbIl
Railroad, Mass, for Sl2 600.
case of smallpox has broken out among
the passengers on the Oregon Short Line em.
igrant car, waiting at Huntington, Ore. for
| the snow blockade to be raised. All the ex-
posed passengers will be quarantined until
| the 2lst inst
The tension between the English and Ger.
man Governments Is lessenIng.
Prince Albert Victor. son of the Prince of
Wales, attained his majority yesterday.
Bismarck objects to having everything
that goes wrong in Germany being laid at
his door.
La Liberty, of Rome, positively denies the
report that Italy has any intention of occu-
pying Tripoli. Not only does not such an
intention exist now, but it never did exist.
The remarks OF Gladstone's son at Rswar.
den yesterday are understood to indicate
that his father will retire from party poll
tics at the end of the present session of
Parliament.
All the members of the Egyptian debt
commission at Cairo, except the English
delegate, signed the statement that the
financial proposals of Earl Granville were
unaccepted.
The trial of Madame Hughes for the kill
ing of sMorisinis excites great interest in
Paris. The attempt to secure seats pro-
duced such a commotion that the Judge
threatened to close the court.
The proposed fetes at Paris for the relief of
the earthquake sufferers in Spain do not
meet with public approval. 1t is thought
the funds so obtained should be applied to
the relief of distress in France.
Tho @l,a
tives in the Congo Conference seems to indi.
cate wish to make clear that America
will, in future, be more concerned in Euro.
pean interests than has been the case hereto
fore.
A dispatch from Rome to the Exchange
Telegraph Company Gays Signor Mocenni,
Papal Under Secretary of State, denies that
Errington. the English representative. is &C
credited to the Vatican, either officially o.
unofficially.
Donald Cameron, of Lochiel, the great
Highland land owner, and member of Par
lismentj for, Devonshire, has called a con
vention Of landlords to consider the de-
mands OF the Crofters. A number of land
lords favor concession.
The Vatican, through the British Minister
at Pekin, will open negotiations with Chins
for permission to SEND an envoy to deal di
recty with questions affecting the Catholic
missions in China. The Pope desires 70
emancipate the priests from French pro
lection.
The American, English and German Min
listers to Corea fed from the capital at the
time of the outbreak December 4, and have
taken refuge with the Japanese Minister si
the seaport of Chemulpo. The King ia still
in the hands of the Chinese, and it is be
lieved that the result of the outbreak will
be the recognition of the independence ol
Corea.
A Kentucky Lynching.
MOUNT STERLING, KY, Jan. s.-News is re