The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-02

came sick after supper and was dead the next
morning He complained that he felt as
though the flesh was being torn from his limbs
Judge Hord has received - letter from me u -;
s fish commissioner that the rainbow trout
ordered for the streams of Shelby county would
not be shipped until next fall. They will be
from three 70 five inches in length and come
from Michigan.
The Rev. y. Fay Mills closed his series of
viyal meetings at Charlottesville Monday morn.
Ing. Since sunday, April IL, about four hundred
persons have accepted Christianity ms their
faith The meetings arc 70 be continued at the
different churches.
City Treasurer 81 Bohrer Of Cincinnati, is
lying In q most critical condition in Lafayette.
He has been seriously i'll for some days, having
arrived in Lafayette last week from Michigan
where lac went for the benefit OF his health.
His recovery Is doubtful.
Last week Mrs. Alumbaugh, OF Sullivan cOun-
ty, left her babe only fivt months old sitting in
chair near the fireplace, and went ont to
milk On her return she found the child's
clothes nearly all burned Off and with one OF
IT'S limbs almost burned III crisp.
The Rev. John 5. HOwk, eldest son OF Judge
How'S of the supreme court of Indiana, gradu-
ates in few days from Princeton theological
seminary. He has accepted a call from Pitts
creek church, Maryland, one OF the most i'm
portant churches OF that presbytery.
John Briscoe, one of Harrison county's oldest
citizens, died recently in his eighty-third year.
He had been twice married, and was the father
OF twenty-three children; had forty-fve grand
children and fourteen great-grand-ehildrcn.
He had been Il member Of the methodist church
forty-scven years.
Workshops for teaching tho soldiers orphans
the different trades are about to be started ut
the knightstown home. Among these will be
printing Office and the publishing of u weekly
paper for distribution among the children of
the establishment rs well as other state institu-
tons OF n benevolent character.
Mrs. Burr, SO long at the head of the kinder.
garten training department. OF the New York
state normal school NJ Oswego, that state. has
accepted AN offer, ut q high salary, To go to
Brooklyn, n. y, TO teach. Mrs. Burr is q native
of New Albany, daughter of Mrs. Jacob An
thony and sister of Col ID. c. Anthony.
Indiana inventors were granted patents as
follows yesterday; Daniel NJ. Marquis, Kokomo,
sliding joint for gas mains; Jonathan ID. May
hood, aSSignOr 10 Richmond City Mill Works
Richmond, roller mill; Elijah Neh, assignor of
two-thirGs TO j. +. Bell and II. J. Ely, Mcutonc,
pump; John J. Rays, Springport, SAW.
The Hon. Jonas G. Howard has assigned al, his
real estate, valued nc $4,000, to DIR. Samuel
TaggaTt, administrator Of the estate OF the late
DIR. Atha Watheu, to secure the payment 10
estate OF all moneys due IL by Mr. Howard rs
guardian OF Wathcn. The amount claimed TO
be due Wathen from Mr.. Howard is $4,000.
The real estate is To be sold and the proceeds
uBpiltu hii tits ttNi TN II - iltlulNItet inc
balance 10 be turned over TO Howard.
The wife of Jacob Schneider, of New Albany.
writes from her home in Germany that she has
learned that her husband is trying to secure a
divorce from her in the Floyd circuit court.
She charges that Schneider deserted her and
their five children in Germany and went to the
United States; that he left them in the utmost
destltution, promising TO send them money,
which he has failed 10 do and requesting the
mayor, if possible, to prevent Schneider getting
a divorce from her, as She is a true woman and
worthy wife.
A business man Of southern Indiana defends
the white Caps" lie says: "Thcre are many
excellent people at English and in its immedi-
ate neighborhood, But for several years there
has bsn rs tough alot of hoodlums in and near
the town ascould be found anywhere. They ter
roriZed the better class Of the community by get
ting drunk, raising rows, fighting, swearing aud
staggering through the town, stealing, gam
bling, those OF them with families neglecting 20
provide for them, and by many other acts OF
outlawry. ] spent two days and nights in Eng
lish the latter part OF last week, and tell YOU
q moral revolution has been wrought there by
the White CAPS -