The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-09

IOTSNIllc, an
yirl, attempted to murder her father at Mt. |
Vernon, O.
William II. Barnum will not again ac-
ept the craftsmanship of the democratic
rational committee.
A general rain-storm throughout Cali
Drnia has greatly improved the outlook
br crops in that state.
John L. Sullivan, while intoxicated irri-
ated a policeman at Boston and was
Jumped into the street.
Alfred Burton, boy in his teens, was
sentenced to two years in the Indiana
1enitentiary for forgery.
The assailants of Harry Winters pleaded
guilty, at Logansport, Ind, to assault with
intent to commit murder.
An insane person has been arrested at
Danville, H., who is supposed to be Tas-
tott, the Chicago murderer,
The Hon. VIM. S. Holman has been re-
nominated for congress by democrats OF
the Fourth Indiana district.
w. j. Kadel, quack doctor Of Terre
Haute. Ind, has been taken to Iowa on a
requisition for horSe-stealing.
The Hon. James G. Blaine and wife will
accompany the Carnegies in tour
through the Highlands OF Scotland.
Luke W. Holman, a prominent real
estate dealer, was arrested at Boston for
conspiring to have his sister murdered.
The jury at Quebec, Canada, in the case
of the salvation army, indicted as public
nuisance, returned verdict of guilty.
Some of the tariff speeches in the house
during the debate on the Mills bill have
been made to an audience of fifteen or
tweIty people.
\ convention of lawyers will be held at
Washington May %, for the purpose of
securing uniformity of legislation in the
different states.
: Allen 0. Myers was sentenced by Judge
Pugh at Columbus, to pay fine of $500
and be imprisoned for ninety days for
contempt of court.
s In the sculling match at Sidney, n. S.W.,
recently, between Peter Kemp of Austria
liza, ard Edward Hanlan of Canada, Kemp
won by five lengths.
Delegates from Kentucky to the Chicago
convention are uninstruCted as to the
presidency. The majority of them are
favorable to Sherman.
A number of the students of the GEN.
tralOhio manual training school OF Cincin-
matt have gone on tour OF inspection
through Indiana and Illinois.
In a large number of county conven-
tons recently the administration of Cleve-
land was Endorsed. In one instance his
pension vetOes were Endorsed.
The senate judiciary committee, which
has been investigating the Jackson (AIiss.)
election riots, has concluded its labors,
and will report at an early date.
At Somerville, Mass, Saturday, Frank
Mcguire and James Coollley fought a ten
round draw with two-ounce gloves,
Queensberry ruks, for purse of 500.
Atty Gen. Leese, of Nebraska, claims to
have found about 100000 worth of prop
erty in Omaha occupied by the Union
Pacific company, to which it has no legal
title.
Billy Carson, a son OF Kit Carson. the
famous scout, shot and killed Thomas J.
TObins in a fight at TT. Garland, Col.
Tobins was a companion of Kit Carson
and almost equally famous.
A life-size bust of Garibaldi, made in
Italy, and presented to the senate by the
Garibaldi monument association of Wash
ington, has been placed in hall Of the
upper lobby of the senate.
Mrs. G.. Mohr, an aged widow residing
at Rapids City, ILL.,, drew 81 900 from the
bank to make a loan. That night two
PEELED her to hand over the amount
Mrs. Kate Fox Jenckin, one of the Fox
sisters, the original spirit-rappers, has
been arraigned before a justice at New
York for failing to take proper care of her
two sons. aged twelve and thirteen years
Prof. Mathew Schmale, q well-known
music teacher of Baltimore, hanged him
self to his bedpost. He was sixty-three
old IN oil, 10
stances. He had been drinking heavily
, Robert Clanton, a wealthy citizen of
Texas, has been lodged in Jail at Kansas
City, Mo-, for the murder of G.. B. Coats
and Stephen and Jerome Maddox, in Port
land, Galloway county, during political
row in 1868.
Peter Baum and his two sons, while
driving at Sandusky, o., were thrown out
of their vehicle. One had his neck broken,
another fell against sharp stone and had
a terrible cash cut in his scalp, and the
third had his left shoulder-bone and elbow
broken.
A memorial has been presented to con-
gress asking for an appropriation of S25,-
600 to aid in meeting the expenses of the
the reunion of survivors of the army Of the
Potomac and the armies of northern Vir-
GINA on the battlefield OF Gettysburg in
July next.
DIR. A NJ. Alexander Of indianapolis.
charged with forgery and running off with
the wife OF Jesse Johnston was captured
at Fit Worth, Tex, and returned to Indi-
annapolis. He married Mrs. Johnston on
his arrival, her husband having received
a divorce in the meantime.
The house committee on labor at Wash
ington has reported bill which proposes
to protect free labor from the effects of
convict labor by combining the sale Of the
goods, wares and merchandise manufac-
tured by convicts to the state in which
they are produced.
In the Utah territorial supreme court
the opinion was rendered that the per-
sonal property of the mormon church,
turned over to the various stakes over a
year ago, should be taken by the receiver.
Notice of appeal was given. Over quar-
ter of a million dollars worth of property
is involved.
The republican state convention of Ind
lana met here Thursday and indorsed
Harrison. Porter, Thompson, Huston
and Studebaker were chosen delegates-at-
large to the national convention. The
First district delegates went home mad
because the convention refused to make
delegate of Gen. Shakelford because he
was: in favor Of Gresham for the presi-
dency.
IA Other Minor Matters.
Harry Couuer committed suicide hv ehonf