The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Isaac Everett brakeman, was killed at
Gallon, o., yesterday, his body being frightfuly
lpangled.
Burglars entered F. c. Prices jewelry store.
at jamestown, Pa. Tuesday night, anc, blowing
open the safe, secured plumber valued at ST. 200.
At Flemingville, N. Y, farmer aged sixty
two. yesterday shot and fatally wounded his
wife, aged forty eight aud then shot himself.
Jealousy was the cause of the crime
The Coshocton iron and steel works has shut
down, throwing about one hundred men out of
employment Inability to work at prevailing
prices is the cause of the suspension.
The weekly report of Secretary Wise, of the
Western Nail Association, issued yesterday,
shows 725 machines now in operation at manu-
facturers' scale, an increase of twenty-five in the
past week
Banks of Toledo have received for collection
checks upon the banking house of c. B. Bennett
& Co., of Toledo. signed J.. A. Denton. They
are from Louisville and New Albany No such
banking firm exists at Toledo.
AT Laredo, Tex, about midnight, on Tuesday,
Senior Fernando Morellos was shot and killed by
a young Mexican named Vincent Martineze
Martineze was arrested, and the grand jury last
evening returned an indictment against him for
murder
At Milton, Ontario, early yesterday morning,
burglars broke into the jewelry store of Ramsay
q Co and carried off cartload of jewelry, sill
verware, money, etc. The store was cleaned
out. The stolen goods were worth thousands of
dollars.
The Canadian government has wired instruc
tons to all inspectors and commissioners under
the Dominion license act to cease all attempts to
enforce the act, as it is now a dead letter. The
provincial governments alone now issue liquor
licenses.
Governor Hoadly was banqueted last night by
the members of his military staff II was an
elegant affair, and toasts were responded to by
each member present. Governor Hoadly, in his
speech. paid a glowing tribute to Governor elect
FORAKER.
On Monday evening Mrs. Fred Koph, of
Wadesvile, w. Va, went to a store near by,
leaving her girl of four years and a babe eighteen
months old locked up in the house alone The
house caught fire, and despite the efforts of
neighbors, the children were burned to death
Yesterday morning. while Daniel and Jacob
Hines, masons. and Frank Leasing. laborer. all
of Pottstown. Pa, were driving to work, the
wagon broke down, and their horse, a vicious
animal, ran away Jacob Hines was thrown on
the road and killed Daniel Hines had his scalp
torn off, exposing the skull, and also suffered
bodily injuries. He is in a critical condition
Leasing received slight injuries
William Graham, laborer, living alone about
five miles south of Clinton. Wis, was relieved
of nearly S. 900 by a burglar who entered his
house ut an early hour yesterday morning, and
compelled him. at the muzzle of a revolver,t to de-
liver. Henry Lawson has been arrestedS charged
with the robbery 1t is said that a portion Of
the money was found on his fathers premises.
Lawson was formerly resident of Cincinnati
Mr. William A. Davidson, a prominent lawyer
of Cincinnati, was married to Miss Jennie Hal
stead, daughter of Murat Halstead, editor of the
Commercial Gazette, at the residence of the
brides parents. last night A telegram of con-
graduation was received from Hon. George II.
Pendleton, United States minister to Germany.
Presents were received from James g. Blaine,
Senators Sherman, George w. Childs aud others.
Silverton, N. NJ, dispatch says the bodies
of Burke Ovey and ]. NJ Scales. the two miners
imprisoned in the Prodigal Son mine, on Tues
day. by the snow-slide were found. late Tues
day night, at the bottom of the shaft. Both
were packed in snow as in a mold Hovey was
standing upon piece of timber Scales was
standing at the bottom of the shaft with can
die in his left hand and his right over his eyes.
From appearances, death was instantaneous
Scales was from Orange, Tex.