The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREVIrIES.

James Russell Lowell was passenger on the
steamer Pavonia, which arrived at Boston yes
terday from Liverpool.
Judge Gary, of Chicago, yesterday decided to
hear the arguments for new trial in the
cases of the condemned Anarchists next Friday.
Elisha Clifford, jr., stock-broker of Hudson,
n Y, has made an assignment to William Bost-
wick. Creditors preferred to the amount of
$40, 900. His full liabilities and assets are no
Jet reported
Archie Chatfeld was arrested yesterday, at
New Hudson, Mich. charged with wrecking a
special freight train the Grand Trunk rail-
road. Sept l6, causing the death of one man and
the serious I'M ury of two others.
1t has been discovered that twenty pounds of
dynamite cartridges have been stolen from a
shanty at Greenlawn Cemetery. near Salem,
Mass. In the present unsettled condition OF
affairs there, owing to labor troubles, this fact
occasions considerable alarm.
On Thursday evening, A. D. Owen, a mer-
chant of Cresswell. N. c.. while sleeping up
stairs in his store, heard some breaking in.
He came down and saw two men. He was fred
upon, and forty buckshot took effect in his
stomach. He died In about an hour.
Mrs. G. H. Rudolph, aged twenty-three, mar
red few weeks ago. shot herself, yesterday, at
her home near Baltimore She fired four shots
into her left breast in the region of the heart
Before death she stated that she was led by an
irresistible impulse to shoot herself.
Great excitement prevails in Hope county,
Arkansas. over the abduction of Miss Maggie
Bashler, by Edward Bowman and companion
When the abduction became known posse was
organized, which pursued the abductors and f.
nally captured them. There is talk of lynchiug
George W. Still, of Middleport O., is lying
unconscious at the Cincinnati Hospital from nu,
merous cuts about his head and body. He had
been found in this condition. alone in shanty
boat. on the Ohio river. Appearances indicate
that his assailant was his partner who cannot
be found.
Cleveland detectives arrested Lizzie Henry.
alias Ellis, said to be one of the most notorious
shop-lifters in the country. The police claim
that she has operated in nearly every city in the
United States She was arrested here for steal
ing shawl valued at $3.50 in a prominent dry
goods store.
George M. Fabler. city marshal of Loneview,
Tex, was killed at the Capital Hotel, at Mar
SHALL yesterday morning, by l.. L. and l.. w.
league, father and son, citizens of Gregg coun-
tv. The difficulty grew out of the fact that
Fabler, while attempting TO arrest Jeff league,
at Longvlew, three months ago, shot him dead.
The first section of an oil train on the Allie
gheny Valley railroad ran into the second Sec
ton, near Logansport, Pa. yesterday, and both
trains were dem Dlished After the accident the
cars took fire and were entirely consumed. The
loss will reach $4,000 No one was injured
The accident was caused by the failure to send
back fagman.
John ]. Orr of the Louisville Tent and AVN
ing Company. was arrested on Thursday night
at Sarnia, Ont, on the charge of taking ST. 700
stolen money into Canada President Joseph
g. Mccullough, of the company, came to Wind
sor on Thursday and swore out the warrant
Orr claims he was stakeholder and manager of
the company in which event the Canadian au-
thorities are doubtful whether he can be held on
the charge. The hearing Of the case has been
postponed for week