The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-05-23

/ Mrs JosephJackson, whose husband was adj
| iuSted insane few days ago, went crazy Tues
day night Saturday night she set FIRE to her
house. The children requested that she be
| confined, and she was in the station-house
when her mind gave way.
While Mrs. Penn, her grown daughter and
young son were driving near MoonSyllle, the
| horse took fright at a COW that suddenly crossed
| the road. The buggy was overturned and the
| boy fatally hurt Mrs. Penn's arm was broken
and the young lady's hip dislocated.
The fight TO be finished between Needham
and McCracken failed to come off at Logans-
port. A ring was pitched six miles east of the
town, Friday, and the men entered, but were
stopped by three deputy sherifs before pass
was made. The referee declared the fight of.
Charles E. Newton has bought the Kewanne
Herald and will Immediately assume editorial
| control. The paper has heretofore been recog
! nized as the democratic organ of the western
| portion of the county, but its politics will be
changed to harmonic with the views Of the
| new proprietor.
Eli Carver, administrator of the estate of
Joseph Carver, who was killed by a fall of
bridge over which he was running traction
engine, has received a verdict of $1,000 dam
| ages against the city of Wabash. The demand
was for $4,000, and the case was hotly con-
tested. The city will take an appeal.
As the Rev. Mr.. Potts of Milroy was driving
with the Rev. Charles Tinsley, presiding elder,
| to Richmond to hold quarterly meeting this.
week, their horse became scared and ran away,
throwing them out, breaking Mr.. Potts Jaw,
! three ribs and internally injuring him. His
injuries proved fatal. Tnsley escaped injury.
Louis Greenwald was arrested at Peru We'd
! nesday charged with attempting an outrage
upon the fOur-year-Old daughter OF Richard
! Newport. Greenwald enticed the child to his
| room and made an attempt but the screams of
! the child soon brought the mother, whereupon
the villain ran, but was captured and lodged in
jail.
Younk Kalhenbeck, recently sentenced to
! Imprisonment for life for killing peddler near
/ Huntington, stoutly declares his innocence and
! says: Its pretty hard on a young fellow like
me, but if it's my fate I'll do the best can, but
| the man who committed that murder will
| think of me often" He said he would have
been married before this if this had not oc-
| CURED.
In Henry county Tuesday Mrs. Sarah Under
! hill of Poughkeepsie, n Y, was given 81 dam
ages and awarded the title to a large amount of
real estate in Connersville and fOrty-nine Sec
tons of land in Texas, which she claimed
through deed TO her deceased husband, who
inherited it from Mrs. Mary Helm. The de-
Tense was based on the unsouDdness of mind of
Mrs Helm.
Isaac Murphy of Howard county has given
correspondent an idea of the dimensions of the
mastOdOn bones found by Louis Schaaf while
digging ditch through marshy piece of land
on his farm. The two tusks unearthed were
| found about three feet below the surface. One
! of them measured nine feet in length. The di-
ameter at the root end was eight inches. The
! root ends of the two tuskS laid about four feet
apart. and doubtless were in the same position
| as when they were attached to the head of the
| mastodon. An effort will be made to unearth
the body Of the mammoth.
Indiana Pension:
J. G. Stubblefeld, Washington; w. z. Ver-
lies, Palmyra; J. A J. Moore (deceased) Jones'
boro; S. Sanders deceased, Newton Stewart;
| w. W. McClintock, Monticello; j. Shaaf, Green
Hill; W. Fulk, WOrthington; G. Robinson,
Mount Liberty; j. NJ. Buel, Valparaiso; II.
Winter, Cicero; w. A. Burton, Mitchell; S.
Vanpelt, Salem Center; D. S. Snellenberger,
Colfax; G.. W. Chance deceased, Connersville;
;. Huffman, North Manchester; ID. J. Manning,
Oatesyille; III. Christopher, Stendal; c. NJ.
Dillon, Oak; MI. Zigler, Thontown; b. Babb,
Grand View; A. Archibald, Battle Ground; L.
IOllenback, Walcott; ID. Hickman, Frankfort;
J. Hurley, Roanoke; J. Marion, Heltonville;
| j. IL. ROut, Buffaloville; j. Roberts, Green
field; widow OF j. Hall, Seymour; widow of G..
W. Chance, COnnersville; widow OF s. B. Tate,
PeTyVille; widow of J. 4. j. Moore, Jones'
boro widow of +. NJ Stewart, Syracuse; minor
OF Sanders, Newton Stewart; minors of j. Ed
wards, Bloomfield.
g. NJ. Reed, Shelbyville; G. Sullivan, Indian
apolis; j. I. Shanks, Salem; G.. f. Deane, Mem
tone; j. w. Blair, Domestic; VI. Sehmitt, Indi-
annapolis; L. $. Davis, Lafayette; J. Clark, De
W . NIlSpeli, AlDlOut Ia. ,. D0WSeT, W III
chester; n. Hallgarth, jay; w. II. Booth,
Bowling Green; NJ. Hilay, Noblesville; NJ. A.
Starr, Alexander; ). ID. Rogers, ScipiO; 7. j.
Wise, Bryantsburg; w. r. Stephens, Dixon; ).
$. PatmOre, Youngstown; j. Hamel, Tere
Aaute; r. j. Jones, Rising Sun; c. Koch, Hunt
ington; W. Allentharp, Arlington; w. X. Hine
Montpelier; j. Canary, South Martin; III. W.
MusgrOve New Albany; G. 5. Jones deceased,
Midway; widow of q. ). Jones' Midway; widow
Of \. Nicholas, Austin; widow of j. T. Smith,
| ,or,t. = - OF
burg; mother of ]. f. Carpenter, Bellmore:
father of J. NJ. Scott, Straughn; widow of 5.
Lesley, Delphi
VIM, Englehardt, louisville; NJ. Chanley de
ceased) SchnellYille; J. l. Prosser, Nineveh;
VIM. Hedrick, Alfordsville; j. TRULY, La
grange; w. ID. Mccullough, Brazil; G.. INKS
New Albany; r. A. Heron, Monticello; j.
Jones, Bob Roy; 4. Guentzel, Evansville; II. T.
Williams Cape Sandy; r. NJ. Lee, Franklin;
G. w. jenkins, Crandall; II. Wilson, Mixers
ton; L. w. Combs, Elizabeth J. II. Scott
Crawfordsville; A. Smith, Huntington; NJ. A.
Abbott, Hope; L. Carter, indianapolis; w.
Thornburg Clifty; A. HUFF, Troy; l. l.. P. Nc
Lester, Lawrenceburg; A. Lee, Winamac; j..
Orrell, South Vernon; minors of d. Chastan
Sullivan; widow of j. Stanifird Bryantsville;
widow or J. w. James, Mulberry; widow of ID.
INQUIRER, Bourbon; widow of NJ. Chanley,
Schnellville widow of III. Gruber, Lafayette;
widow of ID. Mcdonald, Evansville; father of
T. b. McCOllum, Buffalo.
J. w. Williams Walkertown D. McNeely,
Princeton; j. III. Webb (deceased) New Lon
don; S. Redman, Owensyile; A. Varnarsdale
Franklin; w. Sucker, Cromwell; III. W.
Winkler, Dale; j. Harshman, Argos; j. Her
ron Merriam; J. Duncan, Delphi; S. Coon,
Union Grove; J. y. Hit, Greensburg; S. p.
Steller, Xenia; t. Larabee, Osg6od; J. Corrie,
Swanyille; J. NJ. Newhouse, Argos f. Cobb
Sheridan; w. NJ Cutter, Fort Wayne w. NJ
Boyce, Terre Haute; j. Fisher, Martinsville
J. Young, Lagro; j. A. Cook, Zenas; j. r.
Hay, Versailles; J. Bennett, Greenfield; widow
of j. Suppiger Freeport; widow of w. Fagg,
Terre Haute; minors Of j. ID. Bassett, Wheat
land.
A Burnworth, Wabash; J. Lafeber, Atlanta !;
O. Bryan, Fulton; A. G. Sweazy, Osgood; NJ
Martin, Shelbyville; A J. Conely deceased,
Saluda; j. p. Mcconnell, Indianapolis; ID.
Christisen, indianapolis; H. III. Parshall, Rich
mond; V. Schmeltz, Mishawaka; j. Reisler,
Cedar Grove; w. c. Barenfauger Evansville;
5. Fisher, Star City; L. Brockway, Hebron; j.
W. Osler, Atlanta; 4. i. Duddleson, Argos; |.
Appegate, CorydOn; j. Bloat, New Albany;
S. Huffman, Jeffersonville j. c. Cloudy
Shindler.; F. Wingler, Salem: B. NJ. Clark,
Jonesboro; w. J. Childers, Spenser; +. n
Harvey, Sylyania; j. Wiley, Markland ;
MeClelland, Fort Wayne; r: r. Orr, Princeton;
c. NJ. Bennett Leola; G. Willard, North Web
ster; A. Perry Poplar Grove; j. l.. Kappleman,
Lake Station; |. Griner, Falkland; ID. II. Jones'
Russiaville; w. NJ. Neal, Franklin; ID, Z. john
son, Sharpsville; j. Gilbreth, Digger; G. w.
Chase, North Landing; j: Murphy, Logans-