The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-23

built in the imperial pleasure grounds about
two miles in length.
The Withdrawal of the eastern tobacco manu-
facturers from the Manufacturers and Buyers
association of Louisville is regarded as a move
ment favorable TO the trade in Cincinnati.
An inmate of the Licking county (O.) infrn-
airy made an effort to burn the building by FIR
ing a room IN the insane department. The fire
was discovered before any damage was done.
Col; A. E. Buck of Georgia was in Indianap-
oils Friday, having been invited by Gen. Har-
rlson, who desired TO consult him on southern
affairs. He is believed to be cabinet posi-
bility.
A girl named Lena Abrahams, who ran away
from her home in Dayton. o., two or three
months ago, was found at Richmond, Ind, and
taken home. She had romantic desire for
adventure.
The Monmouth park association at New
ork has purchased about four hundred acres
OF land, at a cost of more than one hundred
thousand dollars, for the construction of new
race course.
James Thomas, alias William Brennan. who
was arrested at st. Louis for writing threaten
ing letters to fallen women, signing himself
Jack the Ripper" has been committed to the
insane asylum.
A new indictment has been found at Mauch
| Chunk, Pa, against Henry Cook, engineer of
| the first train that crashed into the excursion
.
causing the loss of many lives.
Frederick Baldwin, on trial at Elizabeth, N
j., for the murder Of Edward L. Miller, a
divinity student, was acquitted. Baldwin fell
upon his knees in prayer and thanksgiving
| while the crowd cheered the verdict.
Thirteen well-known residents of North
| Salem n. H.. constituting a recently organized
band OF social Regulators" were arrested by
Plnkerton detectives and a posse of deputy
sheritfs, charged with assaulting man named
Welch.
committee of the municipal assembly at
st. Louis, appointed to examine into the best
way of disposing OF the electric, telegraph and
adoption of a comprehensive underground
conduit system.
Judge Williams of Arkansas one of the men
who composed delegation from that state
which recently visited Gen. Harrison, says, in
an interview, that in his opinion, the South has
nothing to fear, and everything to expect from
HarrisOn's administration.
Mrs. Mary Finlay, a wealthy widow at Madi-
son. Ind, is charged with whipping little or
phan girl with a rawhide, leaving marks on her
body and limbs, besides pulling out her hair by
the handful. The child having escaped, told
the story of her cruel treatment and the mat
ter was taken to the courts.
At Canton, o.. Daniel R. Rosche inserted adj
vertisements in the papers, guaranteeing work
tor unemployed men as travelling statesmen, in
various lines of business. A remittance of $500
to defray incidental expenses was required of
each applicant His volumnioHs mail matter
aroused the suspicious of the postmaster, and
the fake" was discovered.
At the close of business last week the produce
markets continued to rule easy and the volume
of trade was moderate only, while in few
lines absolute dizziness was the one feature of
prominence. The movement in general mer-
chandise lacked animation, but the change in
prices of the leading articles was not great.
Provisions dull, -four easy, wheat and
barley nominal, corn steady, oats barely steady,
and rye easier Cotton remained steady, gro
ceries heavy, dairy products easy. The money
market continued to reflect dizziness, but there
was better borrowing demand for money.
Local securities were less active, but firm, and
government bonds were strong and higher.
Exchange remained steady.