The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-22
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Rssums of the Principal Home and Fofign
Events Recorded in the Issue of Oct. q.

Dick Draper was fatally and John Gordon seri-
ously wounded in a shooting ARRAY in Pendleton
county, Kentucky.
Miners about NelsonviIls. o., complain that
the Hooking Valley railway has been discrimi-
mating against them.
The authorities of the University of California
are negotiating with Alvah Clark for conetruc-
ton of a larger telescope than any now In use.
The grand Jury az Clarion, Ia, has returned
az indictment against Mrs. Bertha Digels,
for poisoning her husband, George Diggle, on
May 81
The most enthusiastic reception ever rendered
q speaker was accorded Senator Sherman at
Gle veland. He devoted himself exclusively to a
0 scussion of the tariff issue.
r. W Rockow, agent for the Esterly Harvest
Ing Machine Company at Shsboy gan, Wis. was
arrested in Chicago charged with having embez-
zled 81 800 of the company's funds.
The Athletic baseball club has been sued for
damages by . woman, for injuries Sustained by
being struck by a foul ball. bstted over the fence
Of the club grounds at Philadelphia.
Col. W. E Mahon. of West Virginia, who has
self for Harrison and protection, and bet $500
that Harrison would be the next President.
Jonathan Grimes, one Of the best-known citi-
tens OF Minneapolis. was f1eeced out Of $1,000
by Remarkably bold confidence game. Another
citizen named johnson is out $1,000 by the same
means.
Mrs. Laura Burns, daughter of the late J.
n. Ingraham, author of ''Prince of the
House of David" died at Mobile, of burns
caused by the explosion of al oil-can while light
ing q fire.
J. l. Congrovs, editor Of the Cisco TEX J
Roundup. shot j. g.. Thomas, city marshal. IN
the left arm. Ampntation was necessary near
the shoulder. Thomas circulated slanderous re-
ports about the editors wife.
Rev. DR.. Charles OrRislly states that the Par
nell defense fund, OF which he is the American
treasurer. Is progressing finely, and will, in all
probability, be enough to meet all the require
ments for which it is raised.
The wreck on the Chicago, Kansas City e. st.
Paul road has been investigated by q coroners
jury. which holds the bankruptcies at Du-
buque responsible. Railway officials blame the
engineer Of the second section of the train.
While Captain or Police Hayes, Of Crookston,
MIMI, vas epgageJ in conversation with a num-
He is fatally wounded. The reason the tramp
gives Is that Hayes arrested him for being
drunk. He may DO iynched.
Striking switchmen surrounded the house of
Edward Gore at Kansas City, breaking windows
and firing pistols. Every window in the house
was smashed in, and Gore was injured by q rock.
Gore 10 boarding Ion-union switchmen, who
have taken the places of the strikers.
In the Senate Mr.. Blackburn nted the
minority report on the condition of the civil
service. The House bill was passed authorizing
the retention OF the governments exhibit at the
Cincinnati Centennial until Nov ID. In the
House, Representative Taylor's bill for delaying
the government exhibits a. the Cincinnati Cen
%tennial, was reported and passed without OBJ
lection. Az j o'clock both houses were ad'
journed sine die.