The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-05-26
THE WEEKS NEWS.
Happenings of the Past Week Retold in
Brief Paragraphs

uTday afternoon.
Peter Louis Otto was hanged at Buffalo, n. Y,
for wife murder Friday.
The Mayor of Cleveland has forbidden street
meetings by the anarchists
1t is rumored that all German officers travelling
IN France have been recalled.
James Reynolds murderer of the Pinkstons was
hanged at Sidney, Neb., Friday.
Heavy damage by rain and wind Sunday after
noon is reported from Osgood. Ind,
The conspirators against the life of Prince Alex
ander of Bulgaria have been arrested.
Army and cut-worms and grasShoppers are
threatening crops in Holmes County, Ohio.
Miss Anna Kelly, deaf mute, was killed by a
railway train near Hobart, Ind, Saturday.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury has issued
call for s4OOOOOO OF the per cent. loan of 1882.
New York dispatches state that the health of
Mrs. Parnel and ex President Arthur is improv-
ing.
William N. Springer, of illinois, has been nom
mated for Congress for the seventh consecutive
time.
Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore has re-
ceived official notification OF his election
dinal.
Fred Moore was drowned while boating at
Yountsville Dam, near Charlottesville, Ind, sat
urdsy.
The wife of Hon. RUFUS Magee, of Indiana Min.
lister TO Norway and sweden, died at Godesburg,
Prussia.
II is rumored in Washington that Justice Stan.
ley Matthews viii be married June :, and will tax,
a trip to Europe.
JOlD ID. Neal, OF washington, IND, has been
nominate by the Democrats for Congress IRON
the Second District.
Three men were fatally burned in Franks che rs
ical works, Jersey City, by an exposion, which de-
Ex-Alderman Jaehne, OF New York, has been
convicted of bribery and consigned to the laundry
department at Sing Sing.
Miss Julia Patterson, who was SHOT accidentally
few days since at Springfield, Mo-, by young
Patterson, has died of her juries.
j. X. Walton, wealthy citizen, was found dead
in his barn at Anna, III last Sunday, supposed
to have been murdered by tramps.
The cost of the Half-breed rebellion in the Can.
adan Northwest was "a 200 600, and in which 20
men were killed and 206 wounded
Mrs. Bette Morgan who was under arrest at
Marshall, Mo-, or a charge OF infantcide, has
been released for want of evidence.
Governors Wilson, Of West Virginia. Lee, of
Virginia, and Foraker, of Ohio, are guests OF the
CINCINNATI May Festival Association.
ClaudiuS b. Patten, cashier of the State National
Bank at Boston. threw Iimself in front of a rail
way train and was killed last Saturday.
The Telephone Investigating Committee in
Washington declined to go into the question of
fraud in connection with the Bell patent.
Near Big Lake, Jackson County, Illinois, last
week David Williams killed John Adams in a dis
pute about the ownership OF some timber.
At Apple Grove, w. Va, Friday, James Guerin
killed his aunt Mrs. Thomas. and was in turn
shot TO death by the murdered woman's daugh-
ter.
John Neill, wealthy Marshsn County West
the arrest of his son for stealing, committed sui
eide.
Emperor William, on learning of the death of
Mrs. Pendleton, ordered to be conveyed to Mr..
Pendeton official tender of Imperial condol-
ence.
Rev. L L Carpenter of Wabash, Ind, clad in
his night clothes, last Thursday night, chased
through the streets burglar who had robbed his
house, and captured him.
Allen J. swartz, formerly Of Mansfield, O., who
INDUCED in the luxury OF two wives. was con
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to State Prison for three years
measure is receiving strong support in Con-
gress to deny to aliens the right to acquire real
Americans should own the soil OF America.
Several boys attempted to pass counterfeit $50
bills on the Bank of Portland, Conn, at Tifn, o.
1t is thought cOunteTfeiterS have adopted this
method of putting counterfeitS in circulation
A frame dwelling burned. near Akron, o., last
Wednesday, and four children of Mrs. Mary Moo
ney, widow, penshed in the flames An uncle,
attempting the of the little ones, terri
bly, burned.
Democrats of Dearborn. switzerland and Ohio
Counties, indiana, in convention at Nevay NOM
mated F. NJ. Griffith for state Senator. George ).
Peasants was nominated by acc4amation for Rep
resentRtIve.
Mrs Pendleton's funeral will be held in New
York to morrow morning. Burial in Cincinnati
VIII be deferred on count of the condition OF
her daughter. Miss Jennie. The services will be
unOstentatiOus.
The young man who has been making the dyna-
mite bombs for the Chicago Anarchists is named
Louis Lingg late of Switzerland He is an en-
thusiast and saws he would be glad to die for the
Anarchist cause
1t isalleged that the Chicago anarchists were in
plot TO sack and burn districts of the city MAY
4. The incendiaTies were dismayed by the prema-
ture throwing of the bomb aud the determined
action of the police.
Mrs. George H. Pendleton, OF Cincinnati, wife of
| the Minister to Germany, was thrown from a car
| rage in Central Park, New York, last Thursday
| and killed Her daughter, who was riding with
| her. was slightly injured.
Near Russellville Ky, Sunday drunken des-
perado was elected from train. He jumped on
| the platform after the train started and fired
seven shots into a crowded car. A. u. Clinton, a
| farmer, was MORALLY wounded.
NJ. Tricoupis will form a new Greek Ministry.
| Turks are reported to have fired on Greek out
posts at three different points. Mount Etna is
eruptDg from eleven openings. broad stream
| OF lava is flowing toward NicOlosi.
| Four St Louis Anarchists were arrested Sunday
on warrants charging them with having intro
duced and urged the adoption OF, at an unlawful
| assemblage, resolutions indorsing the actions OF
| the Anarchists during the Haymarket riot in
| Chicago.
| The Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
| pa1y has begun suit IN New York against the
| Western Union for 81 600 damages for cutting
| the formers wires. Colonel lngersoll and Roscoe
| Conkling are among the counsel for the Bankers
and Merchants.
Two hundred and forty Spencer rifles. from
/ which six buckshOt cartridges be fired in
| three seconds, have been ordered for the Ohio
oeT % arm Ino Would 6e e
| fective in the event of a riot.
At Barnum's show at Mount Sterling, KY, last
| week, two young men, Roe and Carter, became
| involved in dispute On the way home on a
| train Carter shot Roe dead At Stepstone Station
Roe's brothers met Carter and fired upon him with
| a shotgun, but Carter effected his escape.
| A Georgia cow, lately bitten by mad dog, de-
| veloped signs Of hydrOphObia, aud at the same
time two little children OF the owner of the ami
| NAL. who had been nourishe1 with milk from the
bitten COW, exhibited similar symptoms, and are
now in critical condition. Other members OF
| the family are also i'll.
| A number of quiet meetings OF workingmen
| were held in Cincinnati, Sunday. at which reports
| were made that most OF the strikers had returned
to work. The printers on the German papers.
| Volksblatt. Freie Presse and Anzeiger-are still
| out, but their places being filled with other
| workmen, and the papers appear regularly.
Henry Tettman convicted in the United States
Court at Indianapolis, Saturday, for completely in
the robbery of the Postofice at Attica, Ind, was
identified by five citizens of Greensburg as the
man who shot and killed David Baker at po
litieal meeting at Greensburg in 1884, crime for
| which William Kennedy, of Cincinnati was con
| victed and is now servinP a life sentence.
In the United States Court at Covington, KY,
| ri mar WAS