The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-26
Miner Notes.

Mrs Elizabeth NJ Applegate, fifty four years
Old. Of New Albany, was found dead In her bed
On Tuesday morning. Heart Disease.
jacob Kleespes, about 10 be shot by Sol
Stewart sJeferspnNille sport, took the revolver
away from his assailant and shot ham through
the hand.
A bridge carpenter, named Sims. was seriously
hurt at Transitville, last evening, being crushed
between car and coal-bin. He is d resident
OF Attica.
This paper was in error in Saying that the CON
tract for building the new Methodist Episcopal
Church at Knightstown had been let. Bids will
be raceiSed until April g.
Walter Bean, of Indianapolis. a skater, made
two miles in minutes, l64 SECONDS, last even
ing. at Lafayette This is the best amateur
Time in a two-hundred lap rink ever made in the
West.
At meeting of officers of the Second Regi
ment, uniformed rank K of p, held last night,
at Fort Wayne. it WAS resolved TO hold the next
annual encaanpment at Indianapolis beginning
June z and aasking three days.
A fashionable wedding WAS celebrated at the
Hebrew Temple, Fort Wayne, last evening.
The contracting a,arties were Leopold Ise0ser of
Isgonier, and Miss Carrie We'll, of Fort Wayne.
IA 6rilliant reception followed AZ Standard Hall.
Eberezer Rodgers died at Madison yesterday
He was a Mason and Ddd-fellew and fer many
years city marshal He was at enc time sheriff
of Jefferson county, and was widely known and
! respected. He 1eaves a widow and three married
children.
The Northern 1naiaua Photographic Associa-
sion was organized IN Fort Wayne. lAkevening
spad adopted constitution and belays for mu-
tual benefit and protection "A resolution was
adopted favoring the diseontinuance of Sunday
work, as a violation uf the usages OF good soci
ETY.. M. L. Jones. of Port Wayne. was made
corresponding secretary.
colouy of ,one hundred .e,nigrants left Sulli-
van yesterday, Cor Gordon, Nea, the point at
which the former Sullivan county cplonists To-
Gated q year ago. Tho location is in the Ante
lepe valley, near She northwest corner of the
State, one hundred miles from q railroad. though
| a grade for lone has been made and a road is
promised in short time. They are in the track
of the Black Hills route.
David Kelley negro man, aged fifty-tw
years, who resides in Clark county was severely
injured at Boston, ON the Airline, Monday
evening He attempted to get on a moving
freight train at Boston to GO to New Albany,
when his feet slipped and he fell under the
trucks. Half OF the left foot was cut of, the
right big toe crushed and q piece of flesh was
torn out Of the right arm above the elbow.
'The editor of the KirkIin News wishes the
Journal to say TO his subscribers that as all
hooks we're burned with the Office, they are de-
sired to report their names, time Of subscription
ana amount paid, and, to meet the emergency
arrears and renewals In cash. Arrangements
are already in progress to improvs the paper
new subscriptions are asked from its friends
Miss Susan FusseTl, 'ef Spiceland, is mentioned
fer trustee of the 1SbldierS Orphans Home, at
Kndghtstown. She spent the dark DAYS of the
reNeliion In the army hospitals, nursing the sick
and wounded soldiers. After the war She raised
and educated several soldiers orphans For
several years she has been in charge Of the
Henry County Children,s Heme, which is the
model institution OF the kind in the State. She
has given her time and means for the good Of
humanity, and is osainently qualified for the po
sitioh.
At Meda-ywilie. Zach Letterman. working in
the brick yard of his brother ihlaw, William
Dolover, while intoxicated entered the residence
Of his employer and drove the women out of the
house. Doloyer coming home, ordered letter
man out of the house Letterman drew knife
hut before ne could use it Doloyer struck him on
the forehead. the force Of the blow throwing
him on the stove. He was dragged cut in the
yard where he died before the physicians
arrived. His neck was broken, either by the
force of the blow or by the fall
One day last week JAMES Wilifite and Edna
Vanever, of Seymour. were privately married at
Brownstown. It now turns out that the young
lady is not of age. and that her parents were
bitterly opposed to the match. AS soon as her
father. Andrew Hanover. heard of the marriage,
he began investigating in what manner the Ii
cense had been granted TO White, as he had
previously refused his assent to it's issuance and
knew it could have been obtained only by fraud
uent neaus Henry England is wanted for
perjury. swearing the girl to be Of age.