The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-02

Legislatures and Southern Masonic Lodges will be
asked to appropriate money with which to i'm
prove the cemetery and keep it in decent order.
John II. Deane, counsel for the Board of Mana
found short in his accounts TO the amount OF
sl50,005. He has given the Baptist Church over
5000, 600.
petition is in circulation in Warren County.
Ohio, and is receiving many signatures, request
ing Congress to pass law giving pension of at
least 500 per month to the widow OF the late
General Durbin Ward.
An attempt was made by an unknown person 10
assassiDate f. p. Small, prominent citizen OF
Wabash, Ind, last Thursday night. six shots
were fred at HIM while he was on bis way home
from his place OF business
Rev. T. c. Jerome. pastor of the Congregational
Church of marlborough n. H., his two sons. a
daughter and young man named Davis were
drowned by the capslzing OF their boat while on
fishing excursion Saturday.
Nathan Haggett, an Indiana farmer, caught a
burglar in his house, and after fierce fight
oyerpowered him, lashed him to q bulk board,
and delivered him into the the hands of the Sher-
III at Marion, ten miles distant.
In fire at Chicago, BalfOrd, Clark & Co. AMI
Van Antwerp, Bragg x 20. are losers. The former
firm puts its loss at SEQ, 600 the latters los
small. DOnOhue & Hunnebery lose S250,OoO The
loss on the building is about 100000.
Luther c. Bryant, New York old com dealer
and miser, died last week in a hospital. Some
years ago, while under arrest on a trumped-up
charge, his lodging room was robbed of all his
savings, claimed bv him to be 100000.
The Presidential party left Washington for New
York Sunday. The goSsips at the Capital are busy
wondering who will get the marriage license for
the President, and where he will go when he is
married. He called on Miss Folsom Sunday night.
- At the tonerai OF Mrs. George H. Pendleton, in
New York, last week, were many distinguished
persons friends OF the family. The interment
in NOodlawn Cemetery is regarded only temper
airy as the remains wII probably be taken 10 Gin
cinnati.
Ten thousand persons attended meeting In
Chicago OF friends OF Home Rule IN Irelan l.
speeches were maze by him, Alexander sullivan
and Others. Letters from distinguished citizens
were read.
Captain John A. Ross, OF Seymour, Ind, has
lust received his commission breyetting him
Major for meritorCus conduct during the
The commission has been waiting for HIM for
nineteen years in the djutant Generals Office at
Columbus o.
President Cleveland will be welded to Miss
frankie Folsom in the White House tonight at ;
O'Clock. The ceremony will be unostentstiOIs.
nouncement, ana all gossip previously INDUCED
in goes for naught.
The Democratic Congressional Convention in
the Indianapolis District has broken up in split
with two official candidates in the field. Hon. ".
ID. Bynum was nominated by those who remained
in the convention, while the secederS nominated
State Senator Bailey.
The Indiana ProhibitionistS, in convention at
Indianapolis, adopted a platform declaring for
prohibition. green backs and female suffrage, and
nominated a ticket for state officers. Rev. A. 3.
a.
nOunced the Ohio Republicans for turning out
the Hamilton County Senate Democrats.
The IRISH Arms oil has passed Its third reading
The Powers will not withdraw the blockade OF
Greek ports until Greece notifies them of her DEM
utilization. A deadlock is the prospect Greece
has entered into an arrangement with Turkey,
but refuses to notify the Powers. The Austrian
press is excited over the remarks OF the Mayor of
MoscOw in welcoming the Car.
Congressman appear to be much pleased with
the Presidents matrimonial policy and his
choice OF a mate receives general Endorsement.
20 be congratulated. Miss Folsom Is TO he con
Mr.. Barnes, OF Georgia. says: 81 am greatly
pleased that the President has taken my advice.
| have the honor my>elf OF having been married
twice " Mr.. HOlmsi.. OF Indian remarks that the
President IS a wise udn and that the Democratic
party is sale in his }. tnds Miss Folsom is A good
Democrat
Speaker Carlisle has written letter to express
his views on the benefits which he thinks a low
tariff will have the labor interests OF the coun-
try. lie believes that the labor of this country
can successfully compete in a hand-tOhand con
test with the labor of other countries. But ne
acknowledges the difficulty of solving the hard
times problem as follows: almost everybody
seems 10 agree that there is something radically
wrong somewhere in our present financial aud
commercial policy, but unfortunately do not
agree either as to the precise nature
| OF the evil or the remedy. But intelligent dis
cussiou, Invested far possible of al partizan
| prejudice and bias, will finally disclose the rea
difficulty and concentrate public opinion upon
| some proper measure of relief"
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