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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-06-06

FoRT WAYNE, June 4.-[Special. &c.
Hadell arrived from Washington, ID. c.,
yesterday to work on the new government
building. This morning he shot and ia
tally wounded himself at his room in the
GraGimiller house. He sent two bullets
into the left side, threw the pistol out OF
the window and lay twelve hours without
discovery. lie was crazed by grief over
the violent death OF his son last week.
He is forty-fve years old and has wife
and five daughters living in Washington.
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The Knnr DemnerncY.

VNcENNEs, June 4. Especial. THE
democracy of Knox county met in conven-
ton to-day and nominated strong ticket.
Mason ]. Niblack, the son Of the Hon. w.
i. Niblack, was nominated for repre-
sentative; George w. Shaw, circuit Judge
o. II. Cobb, prosecuting attorney; George
w. Donaldson, treasurer; w. w. Mellow
ell, sheriff; l.. NJ. Beckes, coroner, and j.
s. Spiker, surveyor; j. T. Orr, Robert
Jacobas and L. w. Bailey. commissioners.
The county, state and national ticket will
receive heavier majority in Knox county
than ever before.
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Was TIA MURDER

ANDERsoS, June 4. Especial. - The
other day while workmen were engaged in
excavating a cellar on the public square a
complete skeleton Of man was unearthed.
Upon investigation and inquiry it is
learned that twenty-five years ago a car
penter, who was known to have consider
able money upon his person came to An
derson, and one night visited a saloon
here.
After that evening no trace OF the
stranger could be asccrtained, and il was
the general belief that the man was muir
dered. An investigation was had nc the
Nme, but without success. In the course
OF few months the matter died away and
nothing more was thought OF the stranger
tate until yesterday, when undoubtedly
his remains were unearthed. The place
where the remains were found is directly
under the saloon in which the carpenter
disappeared. There. is much excitement
over the affair
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The Cyclone i'm Wells.

BLUFFToN, May Especial. 1.-The cyclone
did immense damage in this county. IL let
loose in terrific force on Liberty, Jackson and
Harrison townships, destroying several storage
rooms near North 4 McDoweps saw-mill, be-
longing To G. \ Arnold, also the new barn OF
W. Il. Nimmous, Daniel Glass barn, aud that
OF Andrew Van EmmOns; destroying also the
latter's wood shed and tearing oil part OF the
slate root OF his house; also destroying other
barns and houses and many hundreds Of dol.
lars worth OF fences. As yet the full extent OF
the damage has not been learned, but IL was
the most terrific storm in many years.
Leo lluiiman's barn was struck by lightning
and burned, carrying insurance OF $500. No
one hurt
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Indiana Pensions.

w. Lauderdale, Vincennes; w. p. Knight,
Vincennes; w. II. Miller, Marion; W. A. Jun
ken, Carthage; T. c. Fuller, Milan; II. B. Cook
Winchester; $. +. Daylih Paoli; T.. Westman,
Fowler; II. Cutshall Bristol; y. S. Martin,
SOmerville; A.. Bever lIilsborO; III. Leibrandt
Seymour; S. X. Rohrer, Bloomington; S. Myers,
Cayuga; 4. Webb, Glenn's Valley; G.. Stone.
breaker, Alamo; 5. NJ. Jones' Versailles; j. w.
Toland, Frankton; j. ID. Vansickle, Shelbyvillt;
J. Goodman, New Brunswick L. Devices
Mooresvlle; CIV. Chapman, South Whitley; A.
Mikel, Makarusa; j. W. Parker Liberty Mills;
W. Mcbride, Midland; ii. Clark, Evansville;
i. II. Hochstetter, Clay City; w Aigan, Sey.
mour; G.. w. Robinson Charlottesville; j. III.
Anderson Elkhart; s. Burnheimcn, IIecla; $,
Hendrickson, Knightsville; Il. Eckel, Atticn;
III. G. Powell, Knightstown; T. n. Russell, Lp
porte; j. Shafer, L0ganspOrt; j. DAVIS, Hills
dale; X. King, LagrO; j. j. kussmaul, Hunt
ington; ID. NJ. Knight MOrgantOwn +. NJ. Rob
ison, Frankfort; c. b. Forman EwingtOn; A.
Wilchmeir, Logansport widow OF j. H. Cash.
Gosport; widow Of j. G. Schein, Batesville ;
widow of w. Mcbride, Midland; minors Of J.
NJ. Williams. Monterey; minor of /. ID. Felts
Ely; minors a ID. Eaton, Wabash; widow Of
J. Quilt Wolcottvlle; widow Of A. G.. Heacock,
Vernon; widow Of +. Shady, Rexville; minor
Of T. j. Carney, Newberry.
W Isgrigg, Frankfort; l.. Tice. Goodland;
+. A. Lindsy, left; d.. Layman, Hector; II.
Burch, Lafayette; j. Stephenson, Tennyson; ;.
Somers, Welcottville; A. Clark, Lafayette; j.
NJ. Smith, Delphi; g. ID. Howard, Indianapolis;
j. Herman. Edwardsville: A. 4. Snodgrass,
New Albany; w. III. Collins (deceased) Indian
apolis; ID. Lahnman ldeceasedl Monterey; III.
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TrIed 10 Kn ner Chlld.

LAFAYETTE, May 20.-Ispecial.l-- inhu-
man attempt was made at inianucide last Sat
urday night and has just been discovered
Alice Degnnn gave birth to an illcgitimate
child unattended She carried the infant to
the alley and stuffed mud in its mouth aud
nostrils for the purpose of choking il 10 death
It's faint cries brought discovery and medical
attention. The child will live. The mother is
in critical condition, and no action has been
taken against her. She has not revealed the
author OF her disgrace.
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HARR1svILLE, June 4. Especial. IA
difficulty occurred in this county recently
on the farm Of Alton Holder. between Grant
Rusher and lsham Anderson, which has
Just come 10 light. They became angercd
over some trivial matter, resulting in
Rusher stabbing Anderson, killing him
instantly. Rusher fed and made good his
escape. Anderson was peaceable man
and good citizen, and indignation runs
high against his slayer A posse is now
in pursuit of the fugitive.
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More Republican "Harmonv. s.

DASvILLE, June S-[Special. THE repub-
lican county convention held here Saturday,
was one Of the most dsgraceful affairs that
ever occurred in the city. After firing Of
abusing the democratic party, they got to fight
ing and swindling each other over the nOmi-
nations until the scene beggars description.
Scratching the republican ticket, or voting the
straight democratic, viii be the rule among
honest republicans in November
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1888

house she left without saying a word to her
mother, since which time not word has been
heard from her. She left in only her everyday
attire and sun-bonnet on. Her parents are al
most distracted with grief and fear she went to
White river two miles away and drowned her
self, as she has been in delicate health for sew
eral years.
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A Courageous Indy.

FRANKFORT, May 2o.-lSpeciall-while Mrs.
7. J. Steele and daughter were at home alone,
the other evening, and just after they had re
tired for the night, they were surprised 10 see
a man looking in at one of the windows Mrs.
Steele arose from her bed quietly, arrayed
herself in a motherhubbard seized a cane and
made for the intruder. Before he realized
what was up she was hitting him over the head
at a lively rate. The burglar hastily retreated
but not until Mrs. Steele had broken her cane
over his head.
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He Put a Revolver to His Brain.

STANTON, June Especial. Lee G..
Howard, aged fifty years, resident of
Brazil, but formerly OF this place, COM
mitted suicide here this evening by shoot
ing himself in wood-shed at the resi-
dence of L. NJ. Roberts. He placed the
revolver in his mouth and the ball lodged
in the brain. Death was instantaneous.
Sickness is the supposed cause. He leaves
a widow and four children.
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A Bic Knife,s FatnI worIz.

EVANSVILLE, June Especial. EARLY this
morning Albert Priest, a respected colOred
citizen, found his wife standing in their yard
with Oscar Daily (colored). When Priest APP
preached Daily struck him. The former then
drew a large knife, cutting his antagonist the
blade penetrating the left lung causing injuries
which the physician says are fatal. Priest was
arrested.
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BoURBox, June Especial. l-Charles
Miller Of this place, aged eighteen, got ON
freight train 70, on the Pennsylvania road,
TO steal ride 70 plymouth, while it was
running at a high rate OF speed He fell
OF, few miles west of here, several ears
passing over hiEa, managing him in hor-
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MangIed Flesh nnd Hones.

LoGANsPoEr, June Especial. John Fer
ritter, a freight brakeman, fell off his train near
Hebron this morning and a train following
passed over him, grinding him 10 mangled
mass Of flesh and bones. The remains were
gathered up in a blanket and brought TO this
city lie was young married man and lived
here IHHl f1"
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Arrested for Forgery.

STAUSToN, June Especial. Al Pointer
forged an order on some Brazil parties and
walked to Newburg and boarded the Vandalia
train, no. g. The constable and police from
Brazil came on the same train, arrested him
here and took him back to Brazil
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A Two Years, Sentence.

CoNNERsvILLE, June 1.-[Special.] - The
jury in the case of the state VS.. Charles NJ.
Johnson, for cutting with intent to kill George
Beaver at GlenwoOd last winter, came in at
midnight finding the defendent guilty and AS
sessing his punishment at ten years in the pen
itentiary and fine of one cent.
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Tho ProAucc Market,

shippers paying prices:
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, Hale.
Butter-ChOice country, Zoe; poor, case.
Poultry-llens, De- spring chickens, 15d25c;
ROSTERS 3c turkeys, toms De- hens 7e geese SOS 80
per dOz. ducks, 6c.
Feathers-prime geese, 35c; mixed and duck Zoe
Rags-Si per Cwt.
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Parent. AImo.t DIstrnete.I.

SEYMOUR, June s-Lspecial Mrs. Ida
Fall, aged thirty who has resided with her
parents since the death her husband several
years, nysteriously disappeared ten days ago.
After completing the morning duty about tlse
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Murdered Thirty Years Ago.

PETERSBURG, June Especial Some
thirty years ago a stock dealer stopped at a
farm house near Pleasantville, Pike county,
where he sought and obtained shelter. He
was supposed TO have had a large amount of
money and was never seen again. About a
mile and a half northeast OF this place was q
vacant farm house, and in a few days, near this
vacant house, farmers found the body Of the
drover's horse rolled in a deep ditch in the
woods, covered with logs and debris. Much
was said at the time about the disappearance of
the drover, but the facts remained clouded in
mystery and were gradually almost forgotten.
Very recently the present owner of the farm,
on which was situated the vacant house men
toned, was making an excavation on the
place, when he exhumed the bones of man,
and with them the spectacles and branding
irons Of the long lost drover. Enough is
known to make interesting work for an en-
fhfleinafin InInlfft.a
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The Hon. Morgan n. Weir Announces Him
self an Independent Candidate.

LAPoRTE, June Especial. Quite a
sensation was created here to-day in po-
litical circles by the published announce
ment of Safe Senator Morgan II. Weir
that he will be an independent candidate
for recollection to the senate. Weir was
elevated into Office by the democrats, but
for some time he has antagonized the
party in various ways, and this fact,
coupled with his present move, gives rise
10 the charge that he is paving the way for
a return to the republican party, TO which
he formerly belonged. 1t Is asserted
that he is angling for an Endorsement OF
his candidacy by that party at their COM
ing county convention.
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rible manner His remains were brought
back to town, and the coroner is now
holding an inquest.
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NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that David King admins
traitor of the estate of Cornelius King, deceased in
pursuance OF an order of the Marion Circuit Court
made in the ease ol David King, administrator Of the
estate ot Cornelius King. deceased. Indiana King
ct al, No. 1885, at the February term, 1856 Of said
court, viii sell private sale for not less than the
uil reappraisel value thereof June t3, loSS, at
O'Clock p, On. Of said day, AT the law office Of l. l.
Boomer, Room No. .. ar M. pa East Washington
street M the city o indianapolis in Marion county,
In the State of Indiana, the following described real
estate, or so much thereof rs may be necessary TO
make asset, with which To pay the debts and liabii
tie ot said estate Of Cornelius King, deceased,
wit
The undivided two-thr,ls Of thirty-seven $50 feet
west OF twcnty-one cd feet off the east end of lot
eight Is, IN Dulins subdivision of the southwest half
81 square twelve i2; also. the undivided two-ihirds
Of one hundred and eight and 0ne-half 0Sl feet or
tle west END of iQi eight ~ ~ Dglins subdivision
OF the southwest hall Of square twelve (l2 also, the
undivided two-tLirds oi TOT thiriy-Cighl lisl in
1oungs subdivision of part OF outiot one hundred
and cghty-one Si1- also the undivided tyro-thirds
of lot lory-eight (iol in Elsworth's subdivision Of
uare twentv-nine lZql. also. the undivided two
third of lot forty-four IN T. Z. Fieicher's sub
division of outlot nfty-one T. also, the undivided
tWo-thirds OF lot six 6l, except seventeen 7 feet OF
the east side thereof, IN Giliispies subdivision OF
outot forty-three 49, all in the city OF lndianap0-
lis, in Marion county. in tine state 81 Indiana Also
the undivided two-thrds OF Block A, in J.. L.
Pitchers second addition % brightWood, except
seventyve feet of the west end thereof and except
also, the right Of way Of the Bee Line Railroad COM
pany, I'm Marion county. I'm the state of Indiana.
The sale Of said Block viii Doe made subject to the
unexpirci term OF a certain lease thereon. and sub
jet also 20 the right Of the lces 20 purchase said
block rs aforesaid at any time during the lifetime
of said lease.
TERMS or SALE.
One-thrd cash in hand ono-thiri in nine months,
and one-thid in, eighteen months. The deferred
payments 20 be secured by notes, with approved
curity. with six per cent. interest without relief,
and payable IN bank.
DAVID KING,
Administrator of the estate Of Cornelius King de.
ceased
The undersigned, Indiana King, widow Of Corne-
lius King deceased viii join said administrator in
the conveyance of her undivided one-thlrd IN sad
above described real estate that the PARTIES pur-
chasing can get deeds for the entire property
INDIANA KING,
Widow Of Cornelius King. deceased.
Abstracts Of said real estate can he examined by
parties wishing 90 purchase the no the office OF
l. L. Bloomer. attorney Tor said administrator
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Seeds.

shippers paying prices; Primo clover, S3.90df50;
prime timothy, S2.s0d300; extra cleaacd blue grass
Sl@l10; fancy, SlU@ 40; red top 700 0c; orchard
grass, sL4OgL60i Alsike, S5.S0dIl0; English blue
grass, lOGl5c; German millet, S2d22j; Hungary
SL7592.
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Sugar cured breakfast bacon, strips........... IL
Sugar cured breakfast bacon, backs-.--.-..--.. 10
sugar cured ShOulders..... 81
Sugar cured dried beef 10
Morgan Grey" brand
:. Sugar cured hams, &c less than price of Gre
hable; English cured shoulders and breakfast ba-
con, &c less than price of Reliable"
L. ;. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides unsmoke %
Bean pork clear per brl, 200 bs........... IS %
liam or rump pork, per bril- 200 lbs-......... - 90
Also in one-hah brs., containing 100 lbs, at half
the price OF the barrels soc added to cover ad-
ditOnal cost Of package.
Lard-Pure leaf, kettle rendered in tierces, Sc
hall barrels 5c advance price of terces; 5O-Dound
cans IN lOO-pound eases, re advance on price Of
terces; 20-pounj cans in s0-pound cases. &c advance
on price OF erces lO-pound caus, in 6-D1und cases
&c advance price of tierces; 5-p0und cans in So
pound cases, e advance price of tierces S-p0und
cans in 6O-pound cases, &c advance on price Of
tierces
Indiana Packing Company's family lard in tierces
&c; also in So 20 and 10 pound usual advance
price OF tierces.
Smoked sausage-BolOgna-Sk large or small,
nc; cloth, &c.
Fresh Meats
1enderlolns IL
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OooFunny Selections, Scrap Pictures, etc, and
OJUmany nice sample Cards Tor two cents. Hill
Publishing Company, Cadiz, ..
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A Young Farmer in Trouble.

PLYMOUTH, May So Special - Charles
Yagley, young farmer living near Tyner City,
this county, was yesterday bound over to the
circuit court to answer a very serious charge
preferred against him by the parents OF young
lady of that town named Moore. II seems that
Yagley had been going with the girl for some
time. and on the 10Th of this month took her
out IN buggy to a country meeting OF some
kind and returned very late at night During
their return home he made some very indecent
proposals, which were most Indignantly
refused. lie attempted TO force her
10 comply with his desires and
went so far as to do her considerable bodily
harm. She jumped from the buggy, and he
followed her in his miserable attempts, but
finally promised if she would again get into the
buggy he would take her home in safety. She
did this, but he renewing his work she finally,
by a subterfuge, got him to get out OF the
buggy, and, lashing the team, drove of and left
him in the road To reflect on his outrageous
conduct The parents OF the girl and the girl
are all highly respected people, and the neigh
bOrhOod is considerably aroused over the affair.
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Douglass and others, who accompanied
the remains home this. morning Mrs
Disney has the sincerest sympathy of the
people OF this city.
Prof. Anderson and Two Young Ladies
Drowned ut Spencer While Boating.
SPENCER, June2.-[Special. This even
ing while +. L. Anderson and two young
ladies, Misses Lille and Clara Hornaday,
were out on the river boating. the boat
capsized and all three were drowned. Prof
Anderson was the teacher of our
high school. One of the ladies was the
music teacher and the other school
teacher. All were highly respected, and
the town is shocked beyond description.
The bodies have not been found yet, but
an extensive search is being made for
them.
SPENCER, June Especial To-day about
10 o'clock the remains of Miss Lille Hornady,
one of the ladies who was drowned here yes
terday evening, was found. Search is still be-
ing made for the other two bodies, but at late
hour tonight the search has been in vain.
Divers from Cincinnati will arrive tomorrow to
renew the search for the bodies. Mrs. Elliott
the mother of the two unfortunate ladies, was
~ franklin visiting when the sad accident oc-
CURED and a message brought her here this
morning, almost distracted. Her husband died
about three months ago, and the loss OF her
two daughters has completely Frustrated her.
The scene when her dead daughter was taken
home this morning was heart-rending IN the
extreme. Fully $500 people have been at the
scene of the accident to-day, and it has been
the saddest day Spencer has ever experienced.
The remains OF Prof. Anderson. if found, will
be taken to his home at louisville, this state,
for burial.
SPENCER, June Especial. THE re-
mains of Prof. Anderson were taken from
the river to-day, forty hours after he was
drowned. His body was considerably
swollen, but recognizable 1t was found
about fifty yards from where he went
down and was in shallow water. His
parents and sister arrived here this morn
ing, almost FRUSTRATED with grief. They
will take his remains to louisville, where
funeral services will be conducted WedneS-
day morning at 10 o'clock, after which he
will be placed in a vault at Crown Hill
cemetery at indianapolis. The remains of
Miss Clara Hornaday have not yet been
recovtStd, but diligent search is still be-
ing made The body OF Miss Lille Horn
aday will be kept till her sisters remains
are found, when they will both be inferred
in the same grave. All business is sus-
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DrIphrs sensation Mongers.

MONTICELLO, May S9.-[Special k-Notwith-
standing the alarming rumors no organized
effort to lynch Chamberlain at any time ex-
listed. An arrangement was made for a meet
ing of lynchers three-Guarters of a mile west Of
town on Saturday night, and in pursuance of
this arrangement crowds of men came TO town
on Saturday afternoon and evening, and at
midnight an immense crowd of men were in
the woods. But there was no organization,
and while an attempt might have been made to
hang the murderer If the militia had not come,
and probably would have been made, yet
the mob didn't mean business. 1t was not
differed or organized. Notwithstanding the
howl of Lynch him." which at least one of
the papers in Delphi has been keeping up ever
sinch Chamberlain killed the girl he pretended
to love, it is pretty generally believed here,
that had il not been for the infiammatory dis
patches sent to Chicago and indianapolis by
the representative of Delphi journalism, there
would have been no move whatever IN the
direction OF mob law. As it was there was no
organization and the lynching "died abOrnm'."
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.



CATTLE-Recoipts very light. The market is
quotably the same as Saturday. Good COWS
heifers bring fair prices.
Prime shipping steers Of hoo TO 1000
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NEWS FROM LAKE TO RIVER
pAMDT. DIsNeps DEATH AT SEYMOUR
Double Dose of Poison-Was it an Old MUIR
der9-Sad Suicide ut Fort Wayne
Quarrymen on n Strike-SIinOr
State Items of Interest.

SEYMOUR, June Especial. David t.
Disney of Cincinnati, who met with the
horrible accident of having his leg crushed
and amputated here yesterday, got along
well, reaction having set in. But at 10
o'clock last night a second reaction set in,
with an adverse effect The attending
physician was present, and did every
thing possible. The patient continued to
grow worse till l go this morning, when
his spirit took its flight to the great be-
yond. His wife came down at 1920 last
night, accompanied by the HOl. Howard
Douglass and others, who accompanied
the remains home this. morning. Mrs.
Disney has the sincerest sympathy of the
people of this city.