The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The frosts predicted for the Northwest on Thurs
day night failed to materiaze.
Lohn L. Eakin, associate justice Of the Arkansas
Supreme Court. died yesterday at Marshall Mo.
There were seventeen authenticated new cases of
smallpox in Montreal on Thursday and twenty-five
deaths
The Fifth Iowa infantry regiment will hold its first
reunion since the at Upton, Cedar county Iowa.
on Thursday Sept. IL 1885.
Jack Beck and James Writ, of Pittsburg, fought a
prize fight the Perryv;le road, yesterday, and the
latter was knocked out on the thrty-fourth round.
The remains of the late Senator Gwin, of Cafor.
MIA, sent home yesterday. Wells, Fargo & Co.
ntrusted with the proper delivery of the body
Governor Martin, Of Kansas. has raised the quaran-
tine against Missouri cattle established last April
cept as to Galloway, Boone Drain, and Montgomery
counties.
A tankcar on the West Pennsylvania road exploded
at Pittsburg yesterday. The train set on fire.
but not much damaged. Thomas Ryan. brake
man, was killed
charge of counterfeitng Brazil an bonds, will be
taken to Texas to testify in the case against his
brother like charge.
The boat-race, for ST. 500, which was to have
taken place at Sheepshead Bay yesterday, between
Hanlan Ross and Lee, was postponed until Monday
on account of the roughness of the water
Thomas H. Brown, Chicago paper dealer. while
examining waterwhee of a mill at Putney VT, on
Thursday evening fell into it and carried around
several times before it could be stopped He died of
his injuries.
A wagonload of dynamite exploded near Lakeield
Ont, yesterday. Twos named Marion ar Simon s.
of Tweed, and the team of horses were blown TO
pieces. The shock felt for miles around the sur
rounding country
York officially and emphatically denies the story that
Limbano Sanchez, the Cuban insurgent, had gained
battle the Spanish troops. He said there was 40
foundation for such report
John W. H. Porter editor of the Portsmouth IVA J
Enterprise, assaulted CONGRESSMAN James d. Brady
of Petersburg, yesterday at the Norfolk & Western
railroad depot They separated. The trouble
grew out of published attacks and counter attacks
Reports from north Dakota wheatfelds show that
even conservative estimates of the yield are too
by % to 80 cent. Farms where the is heavy
and twenty bushels per acre expected, yield but
twelve sixteen No frost was reported on Thurs.
day night from any quarter.
When Frederick w. Keech. alias Hooker. was
released from the Eastern Pennsylvania renitentarv
yesterday morning after having completed two terms
Of four months each. for illegally using the mails he
WAS again placed under arrest requisition from
the Governor of Illinois, and taken west this
afternoon, charged with having conspired to obtain
So 600 from r. l. Gilbert of Mount Carroll
Further investigation shows tina. the dead body
found near the IndianaIllnois line, south of Chica-
20 on Wednesday, was not that of the schooteacher
Mckinney but that it evidently that of Patrick
Henry Sullivan alias Henry SulVin, OF Springfield,
Mass who had led strange and eventfu life in the
East and the West He had evidently been drowned,
and there to indicate that he had suf-
fered from violent usage at the hands of others Nc
Kinney, who is charged with criminay assault
ing two Poeh girls, Is said to be in hiding Ham
mond, Ind.
The original charter of the First National Bank of
Seag Sheago would have expired in June, 1882. The
pank however, went into voluntary liquidation in
April OF that year and the holders of majority of
the stock reorganized. Suit has now been brought
against them by number of Eastern holders of
shares in the original bank, Gncuding Henry Clews &
Col who ailege that they frozen out in the
reorganization and not allowed to participate in the
advantages which should have accrued to them. They
Say they allowed only 1924 for each share ~
PlOO OF stock IN the settlement, when the shares
we're really worth 5000.