The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-02-17

6rst decided in the Common Pleas Court and 1t Is
possible that il viii reach the Supreme Court oil
the State
| -. superintendent w. R. .Duryea.. of the Grand
| Rapids and Indiana. leaned from the platform OF
moving car at Portland, Indiana, Thursday
morning. struck his head against cattle-guard
/ and died few hours later.
On farm at Northfeld. o. a labOrer took an
iron bar aud rendered senseleSs the young dsugh-
| Ter OF joan hoaIg and thea burned oarn and
cattle valued at 10000. Jencik. the perpetEatOE
| OF the crime. had been refused kiss.
A Paris correspondent says it is reported that
The French Cabinet will shortly be remodeled, NJ.
Minister of Finance and NJ COnstans taking the
place of III. sarrion as Minister of the Interior.
Many cotton-mill ia Massachusetts, and New
HAMPSHIRE will next month advance the wages
OF their workmen 10 per cent One operative at
taSt Dedham receives cents per hour with
which to maintain wife and several children.
General W. X. Rowley. who was on the ktaf OF
General Grant from Fort Donelson to City Point,
died at Chicago last week, at the residence OF his
daughter. OF late years he was county judge at
new York, in 1924
George c. Bates an eloquent lawyer. known in
the chain of great cities from New York to san
the age of seventy-one. He was pioneer resident
OF Chicago, and he served as District Attorney for
california aud Utah.
A residence to cost 100000 is being erected at
West Haven. Conn. bye Californian named Will
son Waddingbam. His ARCHITECT and disbursing
agent was James Scott recently from Salt Lake.
collision with those who furnished supplies.
Louis J. Beauvis. a scion OF one of the Oldest
French families OF st. Louis, left that City Wed
nesdsy morning at the hour when he was to
marry Miss Annie Bergin. A brother OF the lady
says the wedding was indefinitely postponed be-
cause beauvis represented himself as wealthy.
A mob at Olympia. W. Ter, early Monday
morning. took possession of the houses of Chinese
residents and ordered them to leave within three
days The Sheriff and posse endeavored TO pro-
tect the unfortunstes. President Cleveland
Ia tn ofrnfa
order
The arrest OF Edward W. KinSey, head clerk OF
the night delivery service in the Cincinnati Post
He comes OF Wealthy family. and has been many
wears in the office. Thus far 1880 has been traced
| to him. He was held to the Federal Grand Jury
on bond of IS 900.
Consul from Honduras Jacob Baiz says he uu-
deRtands that efforts are being made to fit out
another ilibustering expedition at Philadelphia
throw General Bograu, President of Honduras.
He has advices that the Bogran Government Is
ready to meet the hlibusters
The boues of many Union soldiers were recently
removed by the Government from Ship Island to
Chamette Cemetery at New Orleans. but late
storms have uncovered large number OF sddi-
tioual relics. The remains OF 200 soldiers have
been transferred from Governors Island to the
National Cemetery on Long Island
Henry Thielan "a farmer at Caseyville, Ill.
stepped into a planingmill and sat down on a
raised counter covering a buzz-saw. which was
not running at the time. While he was cOnverS-
ing with some friends the saw started. and in a
few moments later the counter dropped to its
tomary position. The saw flashed upward through
the slit in the counter and cut Thielan in two.
He died instantly.
The death OF Major General W. 5. Hancock,
which occurred February .. was caused by car
buncle on the neck, which had for some days
kept him in bed. He was born in Pennsylvania
| in 1S24 served with distinction in the Mexican
campaign, was promoted tor gallantry at Fred
ericksburg, and was second in command on the
bloody field OF Gettysburg where he was severe
| IL wounded. In 1880 he was the Democratic can
didatc for President.
John L. Sullivan has issued what he says is his
last challenge to Paddy Ryan: ~ will fight him
with kid gloves, just thick enough to evade the
law, in any hall or room he may designate in the
United States within four weeks from signing ar
ticles for 5000 side. not more than five OF either
| his my friends to be present If Ryan refuses
| to accede to this. will brand him as coward
Last night Ryan Signifed his willingness to fight
| for $500 a side. and Sullivan replied: THAT
goes. Make it inside of four weeks.
A mob of London rOughs, originating in the
Deptford quarter, last Wednesday marched five
miles Hop Exchange. in Southwark. nearly
every shop on the way being closed The IN am
moth clothing establishment OF William Turn &
| Co New Kent road. was sacked. At nine O'Clock
at night the Socialist leaders decided to adjourn
their meeting account OF the dense log prevail
| ing The alarm was unparalleled in the history
/ of the city. Tive regiment and battery were in
/ readiness all day. The detectives have warrants
for the arrest OF the leading spirits in the riot OF
| Monday.