The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-11
TELEGRAPHIG BREVITIES.

TELEGRAPHIG BREVlTlES.
/ Pitt Helmbold the young man arrested in
Albany, N Y, for forging a.check, is son of
DR.. Helmbold of "Buchu" notoriety.
The executors of the estate of G. G. Washburn
report to the Probate Court at La Crosse that the
| profits OF the past year were $24O, OOO
Louis Rothenberg. Long Branch druggist.
| has disappeared. leaving liabilities estimated at
| $4,000 The sheriff occupies his establishments
At Watertown, N. Y, Edwin Potts, jr., aged
twenty-four, was instantly killed and his sister
| badly stunned, yesterday, by. lightning, which
struck their fathers house
| Lena Fry, the fifteen year-old daughter Of Da-
| vid Fry, at Stumptown. Loudon county, Vir-
GINA, has been asleep for six days continuously
| The physicians cannot understand her case.
At Lowell, Mass, last night, John Shay in a
! drunken quarrel with another man. threw a
brick at him. but hit his own son, four years
| old on the head, crushing the skull. He was ar
| rested
Cook county. Illinois, warrants. drawn for the
| payment of employees salaries, discounted
| for II and 10 per cent by brokers' and if the I'M
! fortunate holders want their money they have to
| stand the shave.
John and Jacob Gahris, of Tiffn. O., slate
roofers, fell from scaffold yesterday, and both
were fatally injured. The former had an arm
broken. and received internal INJURIES anG the
latter is still unconscious.
Newton Stevens, the eighteen year-old son of
| Postmaster Stevens. of Utica N. Y, while out
hunting in the Deerfeld ravine yesterday after
noon. was shot and instantly killed by the acct
| dental discharge Of his rife.
girl calico Nathan Stork out of Cleve-
land theater, Wednesday, by message an
nouncing that his mother was dying. 1t was
| lie but the shock will apparently cost the young
man his life The girl is unknown.
party of Southern gentlemen arrived at Alb
erdeen, ID. T.. yesterday, with the remains of G.
| Hooper Phillips exMayor of Nashville, Tenn.
| He was accidentally shot by James Rains at
Nine-mile Lake, d. T., while duck-huhting
Judge Taschereau of Montreal has decided
| that guarantee companies are not liable for the
| amount of their guarantees in of defaca-
| ton. unless served with notice of such defalca-
ton imm ediately upon it's being discovered.
| s. p Harlan, night telegraph operator of the
| Union Pacific railroad at Rock Springs wy. IT,.
| deserted his Office early yesterday morning. and
| carried away TWO bags of coin and large pack
| age of currency. The amount is stated to be
| 81. 900 or more.
In addition to the Cincinnati Enquirer Mrs.
General Ransom will sue the New York Times
| and the St. Louis Globe Democrat for publish
| ing the story that her husband committed sui
eide because of domestic infelicitv The total
amount of damages sued for is $4,000
At Reading, Pa, yesterday. John Bachman.
aged sixteen. playfully pointed revolver at his
| brother Francis. aged eighteen. and snapped it
| several times when a cartridge was exploded.
the ball striking Francis just below the eye. in
| ficting mortal wound. He did not know it
was loaded
g. Fl Goldbeck a retail hat and cap merchant
| of Chicago was drowned while bathing in Lake
| Michigan. He swan out from the Tndiana-Street
| bathlng-house and suddenly disappeared. It is
| thought he was caught by a swift undertow
| His body has not yet been recovered owing to
| the high sea running
Last evening, the rear end of a train of the
| IL Canal int
| by another train while standing at Smiths
Basin station, near Whitehall N. Y The rear
coach and a mail car were burned. and the fire
| communicated to the depot, which was also de-
| stroyed. One engine was considerably dam
aged. No injured.
/ John j. Cares, a piano dealer of Rochester
| N. Y, has been missing since Wednesday night.
| Yesterday afternoon his body was found in
| Mount Hone Cemetery, with bullet wound in
| the left temple There was revolver in his left
| hand and another. cooked, lay on his Ian The
| body had evidently been there for two days The
cause of the suicide was insanity.
Noel Clement, aged ffry-one, an oiler at the
| King Philip mill, at Fall River, Mass. was oil
! ing up just before the mill stopped at noon yes
terday, when he was caught by belt, carried to
| the top of the room, and crushed to death be-
| tween the ceiling and the shaft. He leaves
| widow and four children. He had been repeat
| edy warned against such proceedings
| Stephen w. Rawson a prominent banker of
/
| March. and she will bring suit for divorce She
| was a grass-widow of the second degree when
| she became Mrs. Rawson. The affair creates
sensation in Chicago. Mrs. Rawson's statement
/ brings in the name of Judge Lochrans, of Geor-
| gia, in manner that demands explanation.
At the meeting of the New York Emigration
| Commission, yesterday. letter was read from
| lawyer Leonard in regard to the Mormon elders
rendering bonds of indemnity of well-known and
| thoroughly res onsib BILE for the Mormon ina-
| migrants still detained at Wards island The
| offer declined. 1t was finally decided to
send the five Mormons back to Europe.
The United States and Canada Express Com
| pany has been absorbed by the American Elk
press Company The United States and Canada
| EXPRESS was an organization carving matter be-
| tween Montreal and New England points The
| American Express Company now covers points
| in western Canada, Quebec, the lower provinces.
| and throughout the Northern and Western
States of the United States
Rev. Nels RYDER. until recently pastor of the
| Swedish Methodist Church. on North May street.
| Chicago committed suicide on Thursday He
was deposed from his passionate some time ago.
because, it is said, his religious teachings were
| too liberal for the creed of the church as under
| stood by his congregation. He has been unable
TO find another pulpit, and has lately been drink
ing to excess, thus bringing about domestic
| troubles
At Sydney, N. Y. yesterday. in an alterca-
| ton near the depot Robert Peasley. a fireman
on the Midland railroad. was shot and killed by
S Hill. farmer. Hill was driving near the
railroad. when Peasley jumned from moving
| train and approached him. Hot words followed
| when suddenly Hill drew a revolver and fred,
| the ball taking effect in the right breast
| Peasley died few inmates later. Hill surren-
the Delphi Jail. No cause for the quarrel Is as
| STONED