The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-30

Beyan. Fannie Jenness and Charles Custer
made up the class and received diplomas OF
graduation
A Wabash Jersey cattle breeder has shipped
six head of fine registered Jersey cattle to
German baron, who will place them on his farm
at Denver.
The Ballard and Archer murder cases. of
Martin county, have been postponed until the
nth and 18th of June. Archer's case will be
called first.
In court ut Madison, Thursday Mrs Theresa
Levi sued the q. & NJ. railway company for
$4,000 for injuries sustained last week at
North Vernon.
Mrs Manden OF Cleveland dropped dead
Thursday night after reading telegram an
nOuncing the death of her brother, Lee Town
send Of New Madison, 0.
William johnson of Carroll county was
nominated by the union labor party of the
Tenth district for congress- at Monon, last
Tuesday. Mayor Milroy spoke at night.
A New Albany saloon man, tired of dunning
his delinquent patrons has adopted new
plan. He places their names and the amount
they owe on q blackboard IN front of his place
OF business.
The mysterious burial of an aged lady near
Geneva has created great excitement in the
neighborhood. The womans relatives have
ordered the remains exhumed, and the coroner
will hold an inquest.
George +. Montgomery, the lumber king,
notes aggregating %0,SS2,S5, executed in Chi
cago on the 2lst inst, in favor OF Theodore A.
Fritchey of Olney, Ill.
i. J. Bloom of Brazil, who poses as the
champion middle-weight of Indiana, and
George Monk, middle-weght Of Pennsylvania
will give sparring exhibition at Brazil the
3Oth inst. for 500 side and gate money.
The town clerk OF Warren, Wabash county
has fallen short in his accounts 500, and has
resigned the Office He borrowed money from
the corporation to meet his personal obliga-
tons and was unable to make restitution.
The recent election held at Roam is now
claimed to be illegal because the notices OF the
election were not printed in a newspaper or
posted up as required by law, prior to the cleo
ton. The official acts OF the officers believed
TO be void.
The Hon. w. r. Myers democratic candidate
for acknowledgements, will be present ut the
Elkhart county convention to be held at
Goshen June II, and will address the people
on the questions which will make up the issues
OF the campaign Of 1883.
At the suggestion Of the democratic officials
Of Jefferson county the time and place for
holding the joint representative convention in
the legislative district composed of the coun-
ties OF Floyd, Clark and Jefferson has been
fixed for June II at Jacksonville.
The commencement exercises of the Shelby
vile high school were held Friday, the grad
yates being Emma Perry, Ellie Sorden Lucy
blanchard, Nettie Shane, Lizzie Blanchard,
Fannie Ensey, Susie Kennedy, Edward
Hultsch, Fannie Jones, Lottie Murdoch, Effie
Carlisle, Grace Raymond and Lucy Lacy.
Ten men working at draining small lake
for John Zulauf, near Jacksonville, have been
driven from their quarters in an old brick
| house by an alleged ghost. For a number of
nights the noise OF people walking over floors
groaning, clanking, sudden flashes of light
made sleep impossible. An effort TO find the
causes failed.
A. b. Wheeler, administrator of the estate of
John l.. Lewis, who was killed by a boiler ex-
| plosOn at the rollng-mill at Brazil last Janu-
/ airy, has brought suit against the operators of
! the mill for $4,000 damages. The coroners
| verdict was that the explosion resulted from de
! fective machinery, and from carelessness and
| inefficiency OF employees"
The recent graduating exercises of the
| public schools of LiztOn, Hendricks county,
were largely attended. There were seven
! teen diplomas given and some very
fine music, addresses by prominent gentlemen,
| etc, were features OF the occasion. Miss Met
| tie Hill OF indianapolis contributed delight
full and difficult piece OF music.
The pioneers association of Shelby, Johnson,
/ bartholomew and several other adjacent coun-
! ties has already taken active measures for
| highly enjoyable meeting of all the old settlers
| of these counties nj Flat Rock at an early day
| in August. The officers are; President, James
| ). Moore; Yice-preSident, the Hon. Sid COnger;
secretary, II. NJ. Connolly; superintendent,
| Chris GirtOn.
June 10 is the opening Of the commence
ment season of Moore's Hill college. Presi-
! dent jenkins viii deliver the baccalaureate
sermon. Subject: PHILOSOPHY Of Obedience"
/ The annual sermon will be preached b. the
! Rev. j. III. Doddridge. Mrs. NJ Mcclellan
! Brown, vice president Wesleyan female col
! lege will address the literary societies Tuesday,
| June - on Character Building" The re-
| union OF the class OF 90 will be on Wednesday
when the Rev. NJ. V. Bovard, class ", will adj.
dress the alumni association. The commence
mencement exercises will take place Thursday,
/ June H.
The commencement exercises Of Indiana
/ university include: Address before the uni
ycrsity scientific and mathematical club, by
! DR. Stephen A. Forbes Of Illinois on THE
] Geological Ahinities of Man." May 81; vale
! dictory exercises literary societies, June 1 re-
union class SO, June ,; baccalaureate address,
the Rev. Joseph ). Jenckes, ir., indianapolis,
| June 3; graduating exercises, preparatory
school and address before literary societies by
! the Hon. Ambrose Nj. Cummings OF Martins
! vile, June 4; alumni meeting and address be-
! fore alumni by Prof. Samuel j. Kirkwood of
| Wooster, o., June 3. Wednesday is class day,
and the exercises of the senior class will be
held. Thursday, June Z, is commencement
! day, and DIR. David +. Jordan delivers an adj
dress on Ethics of the Dust"
| Indiana Pensions.