The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17

one Of the Electors on the Democratic Pres
identfal ticket.
The City Health Board is receiving com-
plants from all parts OF the city regarding
bad wells.
The court bias granted q rehsaring In the
cafe of John b. Conner against the Street
Car Company.
Big Four brakeman named William
Albertsmyr was badly crushed on Friday
while coupling cara
john McCulloch, of Ssropser, Scotland,
has brought suit against n. II. Allen, of this
city, for 81 coo on account.
Councilman Bowling yesterday received
his commission IS route agent on the road
between this city and Peoria
The damage suit of Anamius G.. Payy VS..
The Pan Handle Road was yesterday die.
missed in Judge Walkers Court.
Adjutapt General Koonfz is comforting
with the State military officers as TO the ad.
stability C holding an encsmpment here
this year.
The humpbries- Admire SANDER suit and
the whitehead L., B. and w. damage suit
have both gons over 10 10 morrow in their
respective courts.
Thieves effected an entrance to Rouss
brothers feed store, 81 South Delaware street,
last evening. They were frightened away
before securing anything.
Mr.. J. N. Carr, who has been a resid emit OF
Grand Forks. OAK, for the past five years
is in the city visiting bis sister, Mrs James
MaIloy, OF 81 West McCarty street.
Morris Johnson, of ST Louis, employed at
the Ssrvsn Wheel Works. lost the fingers on
bis right hand by buzz saw yesterday even
ing. lie WIS taken to the City Hospital.
Nicholas McCarty has filed suit against
William X. II. Johnson and William Had
fav ian of Inhnrnr, N ct d.
ment obtained against JOHNSON IN July,
1867, for II 40 49, Demand. s. 600.
CtaIles T. Gilmore yesterday filed re-
plevin suii in SQUIRE Feihleman'e Court
sgainst Drew. sackett & Co., of the Museum,
to recover possession of goo chairs and ten
tables, alleged to belong to him, and new
held by DEFENDANTS.
The acts of the last Legislature are nov all
in print, ard will be bound and distributed
within a short time. There were eigty-one
Senate bills and eighty.one House bills that
became lava. The last proof was read in the
Secretary OF States Office yesterday.
Miss Anna Hesten, daughter of Mr.. G. r.
Hesten. Of North Alabama street. is not the
Isdy referred to in the recent findings of the
Grand Jury. The name being an unusual
one, the lady has been annoyed by imp srti-
nent inquiries. which makes this item nee
essaTy.
The lady admirers of Anderson Post G.. a.
r. presented The members thereof with an
elegant flag. and rendered them banquet
at their hall, in the Griffith block, last
night. There were about 80 persons pres
ent, and speeches were made By Colonel
Haskell, Captain Mcpherson ard Mes:rs.
Weaver and Webster. The occasion was an
enjoyable che.
Misses Louisa and Emma New, of North
Delaware street take high rank among the
leading p;anists of Indiana. They are grad
yates OF S. Mary's Conservatory of Music al
NotIe Dame, and in ell that goes to make q
fret class performer they are specially ia
vored. Few can excel them in power Of re-
cilal. and in point OF finish. coupled with
genius, they especially Miss Louisa) are en-
titled 10 the palm. These ladies though res
i6epts of cur city for several months, have
kept out of sight through their retiring dis
prsition, but now that their fame is known
Of. they will be warmly welcomed in our
best NJ fiscal circles.