The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-29
NEWS IN SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume Of the Principal Home and Foreign
Events Recorded in the Issue of Oct. %.

Will N. King was arrested at Atchison, Kan.
for forgery.
Base ball-St. Louis is, New York Z; Chicago
10, All American IL.
The Manitooau Cabinet is rspeftad to contem-
plate immediate resignation.
Nineteen men were arrested at Sc. Louis for
. brutal assaults on two young women
Gilbert Lacy was shot and killed by Hender-
son Slack ct q dance In North Coalburg, ". Va
Miss Mamie Gordon, Of Powhatan county,
Virginia, suicide on her Wedding
day.
A disastrous accident occurred on the Chesa-
peaks & Ohio railroad. Two persons were killed
and o number injured.
farmer named L IL. Sellers, living several
mil s rom Milo. Mich. war robbed Of $1,000 in
checks Q few nights ago.
The shortage Of Charles c. Nardin, of the
CHICAGO Citizens Building and Loan Associa-
ton, has mounted up to $3.50
Ex-Postmaster McNamara, OF Minot, d. r.,
was taken before q justice. and in view of recent
developments his bonds reduced to 500.
Henry Jones. a negro. was lynched by a mob
at woodland Mill, Ooion county, Tennessee,
Saturday night Jones had murdered a white
man In cold blood Thursday night
Assistants Postmaster Michael A. Sheldon. of
Hudson, n. T., arrested on the charge Of pilfer-
ing from the mails, made q full confession. 1t
N believed bis dealings amount to $1,000.
Brakeman James Brady assaulted engineer
Patrick Corcorsn and fireman Gregg with a
hatchet, at Fort Worth, Tex, splitting the
formers skull and fatally injuring Gregg.
Ann Irvine, o miser. OF Sioux Falls, d. T.,
died Thursday night amid filth and squalor. A
search Of her dwelling revealed bonds, notes,
mortgages, deeds, ETC. amounting IN the aggre-
gate to Sl3,500.
Two ladies from Pennsylvania, visiting their
brother. A Mckinley, near West Liberty. Ia,
were killed by Burlington & Cedar Rapids
passenger train at q crossing. The boy driver
was also killed.
E. A. Gardner, charged with opium snug
glfug, was before Judge Blodgeit In the United
States Court at Chicago, and gave bail in the
sum Of 81. 500. He Was Immediately rearrested
and taken 70 Buffalo.
Gustave Falk. native of Sweden, was arrested
IN Chicago Thursday, charged with being o con-
federate In q gigantic mortgage swiudle, where
by the Guaranty Association, OF Stockholm,
sweden, Is the loser to an enormous amount
Cleveland was present at a Democratic meet
ing In New York. IL is the first time in the
history OF the country that the President Of the
United States has thus gwen personal encour-
ARement to a campaign for his own reelection.
In the case of James @. Talmage, son OF the
Late general manager OF the Wabash Western
railway. convicted Of the murder OF Charles u.
Tidd, telegraph operator at Brunswick, Mo-,
and sentenced 10 twenty-one years imprison-
ment, q new trial has been granted.
Charles w. Wsldron. the HiIlsdsle. Mich.
banker, who recently fed TO Europe, left E. l..
Noon, his partner, In shape to loose about $780,
700. Mr.. koon has already paid about $50. 600.
Now Waldron. in a letter, offers to pay the $40,
600 outstanding il q satisfactory arrangement
can 90 made relieving him from prosecution.