The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-01-20
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.

Advices from Nassau New Providence, OF
the 18th inst. note the arrival there of Jay
Gould in his yacht.
The steerage rates from European points
to tl.is country were raised by all the steam
ship lines yesterday to $50, an advance of So.
Five members of the Hausemeyer family
at Tarentum, Pa, have died from trichinosis.
the fifth, George, aged thirty, dying yester-
day.
James Caspar, a travelling man living at
Utica, n. Y, was arrested at Warren, o.,
yesterday, by a Plnkerton detective, for a
forgery committed two months ago.
]. r. Mills & Co, printers and stationers,
No. 124 Walnut street, Cincinnati, assigned
yesterday to Thomas 4. Logan. Assets, Sl5,-
600 to $4,000; liabilities, So, 900 to $4,000.
A New Castle, Pa, special says: The safe
in County Treasurer Hartman's Office was
blown open yesterday morning about
o'clock by thieves, and 500 in money and
$4,000 in notes and s., 800 in county war
rants taken.
Mrs. Anna Maria Greene, the oldest lady
in Rhode Island, daughter-in-law of Gene
raj Nathaniel Greene, died at her home in
Middletown, II. l., Sunday, aged 102 years,
months and days. Mrs. Greene retained
her faculties up to the last.
T. P. Sullivan, of the Kansas City Base
Ball Club, is at st. Paul, Mimi, completing
arrangements for a new Northwestern cir
cult to include Kansas City, Omaha, st. Joe,
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth.
Chambers in a malignant form has broken
out among the horses in the vicinity of Lis
bon, fifteen miles west of Joliet, Ill. Four
diseased horses belonging to one man were
ordered shot. An epidemic is feared.
Town Marshal McGraw, of Mt 0reb, o.,
shot and killed Clayton Brooks, a farmer
Yesterday. Brooks was drunk and resisted
arrest. On account of threats of lynching
McGraw was taken to the Georgetown Jail.
Charles Boehm, proprietor of Touring
mill at Monroeville, O., has disappeared,
leaving creditors with claims aggregating
$4,000. The property, which is covered by
mortgages, has -been attached, but it Is
thought the creditors will realize but little.
The differences between the Edgar Thomp-
son Steel Company and their employees has
been settled, and work will be resumed in
all departments to-day. The settlement was
effected on the basis of eight hours for
days labor and ''three turns"
The body of an unknown man was found
last night buried in the tanbark at the
Mason lanyard. Nashville, Tenn. The muir
derer had cut 1t into eight pieces, all of
which were found except the head. The
police are investigating the affair.
AT a convention of miners and coke draw
ers of the Connellsyille region. at Scottsdale,
Pa, yesterday, it was unanimously decided
to order a general strike for 10 per cent.
advance in wages, and committees were ap-
pointed to visit all the coke mills and per
suade the men to quit work at once.
Grietna Aporetilo, young Italian, shot
and killed his wife in Mulberry street, New
York, Sunday night. When brought before
a magistrate yesterday he claimed justifica-
ton on the ground that she was continually
irretating him by speaking the praises of a
former husband.
Decentralization in the East-bound passen-
ger traffic is creeping into the regular offices
at Chicago. Yesterday at least three of the
strongest lines were selling over their c0un-
ters tickets to New York for SIS, If the Gus
toner could not be induced to pay regular
rates, Scalpers were selling from s. TO 81
off.