The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-02-27
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Isabella Cassian, of 63 Wyoming street, has
been declared insane.
Georgh w. Newton, alias Conroy, has been
given three years in the prison north by Judge
Norton, for stealing two cows.
John Mclaughlin has been remanded to Jail
under surety proceedings instituted by his wife,
with bond of 5000, BY Judge Norton
The Board of Health want horse and wagon
TO cover the long distances in the suburbs. 1t is
claimed that it wonld be great saving
The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Isaac Brennan and Martha j. An
derson, and Valentine Heintz and Mathilda
Schmuck.
Fifteen hogs were condemned at Mays
slaughter house by Health Officer Barker, yes
terday. The hogs were cut to pieces and rem
dered unsuitable
A teachers meeting will be held this evening
at the First Baptist Church, at 7:3U o'clock, Rev.
DIR. Reuben Jeffery will preside, and the Sunday
school lesson for next Sunday will be discussed
The fourth anniversary Of the Grand United
Order of Odd-fellows will be celebrated Sunday
afternoon at the Vermontstrest A. M. Z.
Church An address will be- delivered by Row.
e. w. S. Hammond
William H Springer and Frank Whiting ar
rested for assault and battery with intent to
Kill, have waived examinations and have been
remanded to Jail under $500 bond, to await the
action OF the grand jury
James Mack has brought suit for damage
against William Il. Manning in the Superior
Court, for seducing and enticing away from her
home his daughter. Anna Mack. Five thou
sand dollars is demanded.
Christian workers. of every denomination who
can be spared from their respective churches,
are invited to meet at the Y. NJ. G.. A. rooms
this evening, at 7:30 o'clock. A series Of gospel
meetings are contemplated.
Word has been received by State Superintend-
ant pf inSf no1o ho HAITI I'D
ucational congress at Rio Janeiro established an
educational museum the Indiana exhibit Of
which will form II permanent part.
An old German named Henry Millerhorse re-
siding at No. Alb West New York street, died
Tuesday under suspicious circumstances and the
coroner has been investigating his death. Mil
lerhorse was married to a. colored woman and
their domestic troubles were of pronounced
character.
The jury in the Barnhart damage suit have
awarded Barnhart S., 900 damage against the l.,
B. 81 W. and Whiteriver railways. George r.
Barnhart, the plaintiff, was a O., l., St L. & G.
railroad engineer, switching on the l., B. & w.
tracks. and was injured by the derailment of
Wabash engine and cars.
An entertainment will be given this evening
ats O'clock at tho Institute for the Blind, con-
sisting of music and recitationS. An entertaining
time may be expected. Those holding invita-
tons cordially invited. These entertain
ments in the past have proven delightful affairs,
and the one tonight will be no exception.
Eliza j. Hutton has brought suit against Levi
Weller and others, to quiet title, and enjoin
them from disposing of property in litigation.
She alleges that she conveyed property to her
daughter, the deceaS ! wife Of Weller, and that
the consideration paid; that the
daughter Mary. by will, devised the property to
the plaintiff; that she took possession by and
with the consent of Weller; that her tenant is in
possession of the property; and that Judgment
got against Weller in Squire Smock's court,
be made not charge upon the estate.