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

Gov. Leslie of Montana has raised the quar-
antine against Texas cattle.
4 waterspout wrecked five miles of railroad
track in Dawes county, Nebraska.
Capt. Andrew Lindsey, well-known on the
river, dropped dead in Louisville.
Z. c. Newelrs planning mill and Moore's ice
house, Saginaw, Mich, burned; loss $4,000.
The gold and silver output of Montana last
year was between S23O0000O and S240OOOOO.
The reported cyclone at Brookston, Tex,
was much exaggerated. No one was injured.
The edge of a cyclone did great damage to
trees and window-glass at Elgin, Ill, Sunday.
Jay Gould is merely nursing a neuralgia face
and isn't half as sick as many people might
wish.
Richard Preston, wanted in Iowa for safe
blowing, was captured in Chicago after hard
fight.
Kentucky dis:illers at Louisville, Thursday,
agreed to restrict the 1889 output to IL 0O0 600
gallons.
Lizzie McCary, of Albany, refused to wed
Joseph Sherer, and Joseph shot her and him.
self dead.
The annual convention of flint glass workers,
to meet at Canton, o., July9, will be the largest
ever held.
I'D. Hayes of Ashland, Wis, offers to back
Mike Conley, the Ithaca giant, to fight Joe
McAulife.
A child named GULL was killed and much
damage to property done by tornado at
BelOit, Kas.
The amalgated association of iron and steel
workers has joined the American protective
tariff league.
The Cascade tunnel, on the Northern Pacific,
is nearly finished and viii be ready for trains
after Sunday.
A wrecker has left New York to assist the
Pacific mail steamer, City of Para, ashore at
Fortune island.
The Winnebago Indians at Black River Falls,
Wis, are in destitute condition. The annuity
is due in August.
The methodist protestant conference at
Adrian, Mich, has adopted resolutions OppOs-
ing female preachers.
Mrs. Cleveland attended morning services
and Sunday-scool at the First presbyterian
church, Philadelphia.
L. S. Judge Bond at Richmond, Va, Wednes-
day decided the state coupon law repugnant to
the federal constitution.
The liabilities of Liberman & Co., Chicago,
who failed through the embeZzlement OF part
ner, ). Levy are $4,000.
Sir Charles Upper has resigned the Canadian
ministry of finance to become Canadian high
commissioner at London.
Thomas Carey, who shot Moy Ny Fling in
Chicago, April 8, for amusement has been sent
to the pen for fifty years.
Although six witnesses swore A. Wetzel of
Cincinnati kept his saloon open last Sunday,
he was acquitted by the jury.
II. c. Brundage, designer of the Portage
bridge on the Erie railway, committed suicide
at Dunkirk, y. Y, Wednesday.
At Cincinnati's festival Tuesday Rubenstein's
paradise LOST was rendered The English
tenor, Boyd, received an ovation.
At Nashville, Tenn, Friday, the principal
event of the interstate drill was a sham battle
which was successfully carried out.
Theiunners of Thursdays races at Grave
send, L. l.. were Prince Royal, Belvidere,
French Park, The Bard, Gold Fish and Maia.
Delegate Krieger of Dayton, o., who died
while attending the Turnerbund at Chicago.
viii be cremated and his ashes placed in Turn
halle.
Reports of a riot at Tongaloo, Miss Thurs
day. prove to be unfounded. Drunken negroes
did some promiscuous shooting and two were
wounded
The winners of the running races at Grave
send J.. l.. Wednesday were CyclOps, Wilfred,
Gypsy Queen, Peg Wellington, Linden and
King Grab.
The queens birthday was observed at Niagara
Falls, Ont, Thursday, by throwing open the
Victoria park, twin to the state reservation Of
New York.
At the Mexican Central directors meeting in
Boston Wednesday, the capital stock was IN
creased 100000, half to cover the cost OF the
At Jackson, Miss, Friday, the cornerstone
OF the Confederate monument was laid with
impressive masonic ceremonies. Jefferson
Davis did not attend.
George Daggle of FOrd's dramatic company
died at Estherville, la, Thursday fsom the
effects of morphine. 1t is not known whether
it was an accident, murder or suicide.
The united presbyterian assembly at Cedar
Rapids, Ia, Friday, decided that it had no right
10 interfere with the use OF tobacco by the
clergy. Temperance was discussed in the even
ing.
Lille Richmond, who shot at I. J. Bolandcr,
in Chicago, Monday, was discharged Friday, it
being shown that she only tried to brighten
him into providing for her, he having ruined
her.
The winners of the running races at Louis
vile Wednesday were Laftte, LiOness, Cheva-
lier, Benedict and Comedy Egmont, the five
year-old, has been bought by Hawkins OF Chi
cago for $4,000.
The Hooking Valley roads judgment against
s. Burke and Others to compel an accounting
for s, 0O0OOO of securities wrongfuIly appro,
priated, has been sent back TO the lower court
for a rehearlng.
William II. Rowe, formerly city marshal of
Huntsville Tex was hanged at Navasota Sat
urday for numbering his wife for insurance
money. Fully 5000 people enjoyed the spec
tacle in the artless Texas fashion.
c. b. Rotrock of Ottawa county, Kansas, who
killed his wife while drunk several years ago,
has been pardoned on condition that he abstain
from int0xicants. This peculiar condition is
said to be legal in Kansas.
Reports from Brownton, Tex. say that a cy-
clone Wednesday wrecked ten buildings and
injured eight or ten persons. a col0red woman
was killed. Severe storms also caused much
damage at Sulphur Spring and Corsicana, Tex.
In an interview at New York Tuesday the
Hon. r. G.. Horn of Michigan expressed the be-
lief that Mr.. Blaine is out of the presidential
race, but ii any friend should announce at Chi
cago that he would make the race if nomi-
mated that would change the face of affairs
The schedules of W. T. Coleman & Co., of
San Francisco, show assets of 81 707 600; liza
bilties, s., Sol 000 w. T. Coleman, personally,
has assets of $lssS000; liabilities, SOS, 900.
The grand totals Assets, S3595OOe; liza
bilties, s2,92OOOO; excess OF assets, $4,000.
A Timely Suggestion.
Guest-"Sirloin steak, waiter, well done, and
Pm in a big hurry"
Waiter-"Yes, sab; if 20 is in q big hurry,