The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-06-30

and dealers in other lines arc looking ahead to in
creased demands after the close OF the duh sea
son.
The Union Railway Company of Indianapolis
has borrowed 81, 900 600 its property with which
TO erect central station.
Nine Indian raids are reported from Arizona,
and mining and farming interests are suffering
great loss in consequence.
Rev. U. NJ. Browder has been nominated by the
Prohbitionists OF the Thirteenth Illinois Spring
er's) District for congress.
Mr. Cleveland has sent a check to the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for the amount OF his honey
moon expenses at Deer Park.
James Reed, of jamestown, Pa, murdered
by tramps Saturday, who put his body on the
railway track 10 divert suspicion.
The Lake Shore Road started out freight train
from Chicago. Saturday. but il was followed by
the strikers, captured and ditched.
The twentysecond annual convention of the
Inoiana Sunday -schoOl Union met at New Albany
last week with a large attendance.
Miss Maude Jettin died In Galloway County,
Ky, last Wednesday of hydrophobia, having been
bitten by dog nearly three months ago.
Foster NJ. Runyan, young drug clerk al Spring
field, o., by mistake mixed aconite in glass OF
lemonade, which he drank with fatal effect.
The people of Aurora, Ind, who voted right-of-
way, are wondering what has become OF the
Louisville, Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad.
Thirteen Presidential Postofices in Missouri
have shown receipts in The last year justifying an
increase OF salary, while nine will be decreased.
Two men have been arrested at Racine, Wis., for
zen. One of the scoundrels was injured by the
explosion
J. P. Thatcher, Town Sergeant of Moundsville,
eleven miles below Wheeling, on the river. was
shot and killed fast week by Eugene Johnston, a
desperate.
Six of the 21l persons poisoned at a picnic at
PeterSville. n. j., Will probably die. II is believed
that the poison was put in the ice cream by some
malicious person.
Twenty-Seyen railway mail clerks have been
discharged by order OF the Postmaster General
regulation of the service.
There were collisions at Chicago Friday between
railroad strik, rs and 1.-THE police. Finally with
the aid OF imported switchmen train was made
up and run out OF the city.
Louis Baum was arrested at indianapolis on
SATURDAY for forcing the name OF ex Senator
Thurman TO several checks. He will return to
Columbus without reQuistion.
The Prohibition Convention at Springfield Ill,
nominated Henry W. Austin, of Cook County. for
State Treasurer, and Professor Gilmer, OF Quincy,
for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
white girl, aged eighteen, daughter of wealthy
parents, married a colored barber, aged forty
five, TO whose shop she was accustomed to go to
have her hair dressed, at Willismsport, Pa.
The epidemic OF fevers at Bellaire, o., has been
found, upon investigation, to be due to the bad
condition of the drinking water, caused by dump
ing filth into the Ohio River above the point OF
supply.
Owing to strikes, the Edison machine shops
will be taken from New York City to Schenecta-
dy. Three hundred and fifty hands are EN-
at the new location.
r. II. Layton, formerly respectable resident of
Kansas City, but latterly in trouble on account
OF land swindles, died at the Emery Hotel, Gin
cinnati THURSDAY He was at the time under the
surveillance OF detectives.
1t is stated that thirty-fve Republican mail
agents OF the Fifth Division running INTO Gin
for Democratic applicants. W ". HerricS. POST
Office Inspector, has already resigned"
The remains OF an Indian, supposed to be a
oh of 1lnn in hat in md fha
banks of the MiSsissinewahs, near Wabash, Ind,
last week. By order OF Chief Peconga, OF the
Miami tribe the relics were properly reburied.
On a brig from Portland. Me- to New York a
sailor stabbed and killed the first mate who was
buried al sea. On arrival at New York, last week,
the sailor was arraigned and it being shown that
he had been brutalIy beaten by the mate he was
discharged.
In court decision Judge Sloan. Of Milwaukee.
says: "Laborers or capitalists may organize for
the aggressive. In our social and Industrial life
and our government, the Socialist, the Anarchist
and the boycott have no place.
The National Lodge of the American Protestant
Association convened at Hamilton, O. j., last week.
AS this is the section OF the Order which admits
ope5nren one Iocai touGe gave the dele
adjourned to meet in Cincinnati, taking the first
train.
The ms1ority report of the senate Committee on
Privileges and Elections will be against inves-
tigatiOn OF the Payne bribery case. Senator'S Tel
Ter, Evarts and Logan voted with the Democrats.
Senator Frye voted as a minority for the investi-
cation.
The latest foreign budget says that the conees-
sions received by ex-United States Minister Win
ston from the shah of Persia are said to be prac.
tically valueess, and little more than scheme OF
His Highness to rob the gullible American. The
Reichstag has defeated Bismarcks brandy tax
bill. The raising of the French flag over the New
Hebrides is of no official significance The French
Chamber voted down a motion TO abolish titles of
nobility. The RADICAL press demands the expul-
sion oil all tie Orleanst princes in eOnSeq uence
Of Comte de Paris manifesto. Henry Ward Beech
er and wife have arrived at Liverpool.
The celebrated Macarthur will case was decided
by Judge Jackson ia the United States Circuit
Court, Cincinnati, last week. Litigation has been
in progress since 1875 General Duncan Macarthur
left by will large amornt of land for partition
among his grandchildren when the youngest
should become of age The children caused the
viii be set aside, and much of the land sold
10 third parties. Six OF the twenty four grand
children joined in the proceedings. The eighteen
other grandchildren subsequently sued for their
inheTit1Dce under the will, aud it is in their
favor that the case is now decided. The property
involved amounts to between $1,000 and 1900
acres lying principally in Ross and Pickaway
Counties, and also in the counties of Union, Lo-
gan, Hardin, Champaign Brown, Madison and
Scioto. The decision falls hard on farmers who
purchased of the children OF General Macarthur
and have long occupied and improved them.