The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-14
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

Thos Lewis. well-knOwn market gardener
Of Cleveland, o., cut bis throat yesterday.
Gen. NJ. ID. Mercer president of the First
National Bank OF Waterloo, n. Y, died yester-
day.
Fong All You, Chinaman has been arrested
at Montreal for the murder of Sing Lee, at
Romany.
Barkley e Co., coffee dealers Baltimore, have
made an assignment Liabilities, $780, 900; assets
about the same.
A very rich vein of mica has been struck on
the Joel Trexler tract, in the South Mountain,
three miles from Reading, Pa.
The Charles A. Towle ST. Bernard Dollar
Store, St Louis. has failed, with assets of
$50, COO Liabilities not stated
The dwelling of j. D. Gambler, in Detroit, was
robbed of 5000 worth of jewery, during the
absence of the family, yesterday.
Rev. Sam Jones, the evangelist, will begin a
series of meetings at the Sou hern Sunday
School Assembly, the 18th of August
Warwick McCray, thrd-class cadet at West
Point, from Pennsylvania, was drowned in the
Hudson river, yesterday, while bathing.
Foreman Fred j. Wolton, one of the firemen
buried under fallen wall at the fire in Albany,
n. Y. on Sunday night, died yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Naryine. .tbs vonn& vita Of farmer
Sunday. She had been charged by her husband
with infdelity.
Duncan Mckenzie is under arrest at Kingston,
Ont. charged with completely in the robbery of
SIS. 900 from the town treasurer of Harrison,
Mich, about year ago.
Six new cases of smallpox were reported in
Montreal yesterday. The mortuary returns for
the past week show ten deaths in the city proper
from the disease, and five in the suburbs.
Four men-George Holds, William Christian.
Philip Martin and George Langler-were
drowned while running the rapids near Matte
y boat
President McConnico, of the new Exposition
Company SAYS the purchase of the worlds ex-
position plant to day closes the last Iopp-hole of
doubt as to the reopening of the exposition.
The Missouri board of commissioners have de-
cided to establish the proposed new branch peni-
Tertiary at Kansas City, the decision to locate it
at Cape Girardeau having been reconslGered.
At Kansas City, yesterday, in thu United
States Court, James Mckenzie, anothe' of the
Wabash strikers at Moberly was sentenced to
thirty days in prison for interfering with the
| running of trains.
| At Now, Mich, on Sunday night, Wn. Jones
| shot and killed a tramp who, during hi tempo
rary absence had driven Jones's family from
| their house and smashed the furniture, because
| they refused him lodging.
The worlds exposition plank bulldogs and
| machinery at New Orleans We're sold at auction
Yesterday for 1915, 900. They were bid N by
| Mr. Newman, but were probably purchasd for
the new exposition company.
Katie He'll, ten years old, was abducted from
| Syracuse. N. Y, Sunday by an old man
named Philip Knaul and taken to Gddes,
where they were found by the police. 1t is
alleged the girl was criminally assaulted y her
abductor.
Buckskin Charlie son of Chief Ienacio and
Kasmer. two Indians living on farms neaiDur
ango Col, where they had been set up the
business by the government, quarreled aout a
trivial matter of trespass, when Charlie shot
kasmer and fed
Permission has been granted to the Thirteenth
| Battalion Of Hamilton, Ont. to attend tie in
auguration ceremonies at Niagara intentional
Park on Wednesday, Lieutenant go,rnor
| Robinson and the members of his Cabinet and
| Lieutenant-colonel Ghowski are among the
prominent Canadians who will take part the
| opening proceedings.
Upon the application Of those bondhods of
the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Corany
who are opposed to the sale of the property ldge
Donohue, yesterday, i'll New York Supme
Court Chambers, granted an order reouirin the
| Farmers Loan and Trust Company toiow
cause to morrow, why it should not be renved
from the trusteeship of the $40 000, 900 morage
Of the telegraph company.