The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-09
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of the Principal Home and Foreign
Events Recorded in the Issue of July s.

Guy Lobdsll. of Fowler, Ind, was drowned In
. pond on Saturday.
President Cleveland has vetoed one hundred
and ninety eight private pension bills
The town of Edwardsburg, Ind. was badly
damaged on Friday by storm There was no
loss of life.
The bodies Of FIVE men. supposed to be Texas
hunters. were found In the mountains NIFTY
miles from Denver.
II is expected that 5000 members viii take
part in the Sons of Veterans parade. Aug IL,
at Wheeling. w. Va.
Jacob Garrineer, of Goshen, Ind. who disap-
peared q week ago, was found dead in an alley
In that city on Saturday.
A seven-year-old boy fell from the TOP OF
high bluff on the river bank at Wheenn4' w.
Va. and was fatally injured.
Robert Garrett, the Baltimore millionaire,
has sailed for home 70 settle the affairs OF MS
brother, who was recently drowed-
South Carolina Republicans claim that the
registration in that State will show four times
as many Republicans as Democrats.
George Goodwin, of Marietta, o., who was
driven from home by his father, attempted to
commit suicide Ct Charleston, W. Va.
Eight Democratic farmers of Jefferson county,
Ohio disgusted with the free-trade ideas of the
Democrats party, will support Harrison and
Morton.
The securities, bills receivable and other prop
srty stolen by Charles A. Pitcher, defaultpg
teller OF the Union Bank or Providence, II. l.,
have been recovered.
The Washington Sunday Gazette, which for
the past three years has published numerous
articles in the interest of Cleveland will support
Harrison and Morton
Horace G. Mcdowell, an extensive sheep and
wool dealer of Stark county. Ohio. and promi-
nsnt Democrat vii: not support Cleveland He
u opposed to free trade
A delegation of about thirty workinemen, en-
gagged IN making window-glass, was heard by the
Senate tariff subcommittee in opposition to
Democratic free-trade theories.
The Republican notification committee visited
Hon. Levi p Norton at his home at Rhinebeck.
n. Y. on Saturday, and officially informed
him Of his nomination for Vice-president
George Dobbs aged seventy-two; David Mer-
rifeld. twenty-one; Alice Thomson. nine. and
younger child, were burned to death in .
farmhouse located seven miles from Sault st.
Marie, on the Canada side.
Base ball-Indianapolis 4, Philadelphia 2;
New York 6, Pittsburg 4; Washington 3, Detroit
,; Boston 9. Chicago 4: Athletics 2. Cincinnati o.
Louisville 9. Cleveland o; Brooklyn o. St Louis
3; Kansas City Is. Baltimore g.
The English Tory sentiment is that ParneIl's
denials insufficient, and that he will rest I'M
der suspicion until he clears himself in court
Davitt. in q speech, challenged the government
20 put him and PsrneIl in the dock.
n NJ. Applegate, John Orwick ard Isaac
Lahne, OF Harrison county, Indiana, whose al
legged intention to support Cleveland was made
30 much of by Democratic papers, announce
shat their votes will be cast for Harrison and
Morton.
The bodies Of FIVE men. riddled with bullets
from Winchester rifles, have been found in the
wilds OF the Kinshi mountains Choctaw Ma
ton, fifty miles from Denver They sup
posed to have been hunters from Texas. Fifty
yards away was found another dead body
supposed to be that of one of the attacking
party.
The Senate was not in session. The House
received number of vetoes Of pension bills
The Senate bill for the sale of Fort Omaha
Eeb.. was passed. 1t appropriates $500. 900 for
the purchase OF q new site. The joint resou-
ton was passed designating Col. l.. A Harris
of Cincinnati, and John A. Morton, of Kansas,
for vacancies on the board Of managers of ma
tional soldiers homes. The greater part Of the
day was spent on the Mills bill.