The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-15
taken to John Lynch's saloon and ratified of. 1t
was won by Charles Burrows. The case was
tried yesterday and taken under advisement
THE CITY In BRIEF.

Arthur L. Wright has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Preston Adams
The Exposition Sundav-school picnic has been
postponed to one week from tomorrow.
Charles Helwig will build frame cottage on
Columbia street. between New York and Ohio
to cost 81, 400.
The work-house prisoners will be taken to the
west bank OF the canal. near the coffin factory,
to-day, to pull Canada thistles.
There will be a meeting of the Evangelical
Union at the Central Christian Church this af
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. A large attendance is
much desired, as business of Importance is to be
transacted
G E. Kenyon has sued Bernhard Schweitzer, A.
Mcknight and A. w. Fullerton, for ST., 600, al
legged to be due him contract to act as super
intendent of the defendants factory at $1,000 a
year.
Three chicken-tkieves, Oscar Heath George
Moore and Al Klinger. were arrested yesterday.
They are suspected of being the parties who
have swept the roosts in the northern part OF the
city within the past two weeks.
A bycicle club has been organized among the
students of Butler University. TIE members of
which. nine in number. will attend the COM
mencement exercises at Ann Arbor, travelling
the entire distance on their wheels.
The liehtning-rod on Oliver Johnson's barn, in
Sunday, and Frank johnson, his son, who was
in the barn at the time, was knocked down by
the shock, but was not seriously injured.
Willie Browder, whose home is at No. LAT
North Delaware street, yesterday morning at
tempted to ride behind passing vehicle, at the
corner of Ohio and Pennsylvania streets. His
leg caught in one of the wheels and was broken.
The following were yesterday licensed to mar
ry: Everett l.. Smith and Amelia L.. Fischer,
John A. Stone and Nellie Corners, John III.
Heinrichs and Alice May Wells, John Frank and
Mary A. Myers James M. Brennan and Kate
Bailey, John Wilson and Anna Katen.
The Esmond Milling Company, the capital
stock Of which is 500. 600, was incorporated yes
tesday. The business of the company will be
conducted at Fort Wayne, and the directors are
George Esmond, Joseph S. Mason, Augustus G.
Beaver, Franklin P. Wilt and William A. Freese.
A team of horses belonging to Harry Drew ran
away yesterday morning, and near the corner of
Sixth and Tennessee streets the vehicle was
wrecked. The occupants were thrown out, and
Miss Dnmont and child of Charles Springstein
were severely injured, but the driver escaped
unhurt
Ccrtes F. Holiday, secretary of Murat Tenn
pie, A. A. O. N. NJ S., last night received dis
patch from John T. Brush, at G. a., O.,
stating that the Imperial Council Of Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine for the Western hemisphere
will hold its next congress at the Oasis of Indian
apolis. OF June Is, 1887.
The annual graduation exercises OF the Indiana
Institution for the Education of the Deaf and
Dumb will be held tomorrow, beginning in the
morning at 10 o'clock. The programme includes,
in addition to the usual essays by the graduates
an address by Governor Gray and remarks by
Rev. j. A. Rondthaler, who will deliver the
diplomas to the class.