The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-24
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For the first time in fifteen years Augusta,
KY, is to have open bar-rooms, licenses having
been granted to two saloOn-keepers.
Memorial services concentrating the
twenty-fourth anniversary of Lincon's death
were held at Springfield, ILL.,, Monday.
F. G. Loomis and H. G. Loomis were arrested
at Chicago, Thursday, on a charge of conspiracy
TO obtain money under false pretenses.
Philip Sauter, charged with killing dairy
man named Giniver, at Columbus, o., has been
indicted for murder in the first degree.
A pension voucher for S14,96O will soon be
issued at Columbus, o.. TO a blind soldier named
Philip Flood, who resides at Elyria, Q.
Postmaster Pearson of New York died Satur-
day from hemorrhage, caused by cancer OF the
stomach. He was forty-fve years of age.
Two farmers, named Dean and Weeks, quar-
relied about an axe, near Fisherburg. Ind, and
the former was fatally wounded by the latter.
William Gould. New York oil speculator.
committed suicide last week on account Of re-
verses in his ventures. He was sixty years old.
A stranger, giving his name as William Tel
ner and his home as Louisville. made two at
tempts to commit suicide at Madison, Ind, Fri
day.
Samuel Brannen mas been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and fined $500 for muir
| derously sSsaulting the marshal of Greentown,
Ind.
The proposed insurance system for the en-
ployes of the Pennsylvania railroad company
lines west of Pittsburg will go into effect in
July.
The physicians of the king of Holland state
that if the king continues 10 improve as he is
now doing he will soon be able to resume his
power
During FIRE in Densy's hotel cheap board
ing house at Detroit, Mich, two men were
smothered TO death and several seriously
burned.
Mr. Hugessen, the Gladstonian candidate,
has been elected to ELL the parliamentary seat
made vacant by the resignation of Col. Hughes
Hallett.
Wesley Stowe and Mrs. Della Martin have
been arrested for adultery at South Bend, Ind,
on a requisition issued by the governor OF
Michigan.
At Attica, Ind. Saturday night Simon Houtz
shot and killed his wife and then killed him
self. The deed is supposed TO have been caused
by jealousy.
AT Marine City, Mich, Matilda Williams,
aged fourteen, poisoned her father and mother
because they refused to let her join a cowboy
combination.
The 10000 barrels of oil that flowed out of
the Standard oil companys bursted tank at
Lima, o., Saturday, ran into the river and is
now burning
Ina wreck on the Pittsburg & Lake Erie rail-
road, near Cornapolis Pa. Mail Agent Black
more and number of passengers sustained
slight injuries.
The Boulangist leaders in Brussels have de-
cided TO remain quiet during the exhibition.
provided the French government adopts a
similar course.
package containing $4,000 in gold disap-
peared mysteriously, last Thursday, from the
Office of the Northern Pacific Express company
at Brainerd, Mimi.
Boulanger was notified by the Belgian gov
eminent that If he did not leave he would be
expelled He replied that he would leave for
| London Wednesday.
A new trial has been refused William Benson,
who murdered Capt. Jacob Mottweiler near
New Albany, Ind, and he has been sentenced
to be hanged Aug. 10.
The roll of those holding certificates of cleo
| ton to the lower house of congress has been
made up by the clerk. 1t contains 164 repub-
licans and l6l democrats.
Bud Renoud, a well-known sporting man of
! New Orleans, has offered Dempsey and
| Mitchell purse of S, 900 an iuducement for
| them to fight in that city.
Claus Spreckels is quoted as saying that he
! will never ioin the sugar trust. He saws that
| he will use his California refinery TO fight it
west of the Missouri river.
The supreme court of Michigan has decided
that beer brought into the state is part of the
property of the state, and subject TO the tax
| levied on all local manufacturers.
| During a violent wind at indianapolis Friday
| house, in which three wOrkmen were engaged,
was blown down. One of them was killed and
/ the others were seriously injured.
| Grace Smallwood was sentenced at Washing
ton Saturday to be hanged Oct. II for the muir
| der of her illegitimate child at its birth, by
i tying a shoe string around its neck.
Thomas f. Scanlon, doing business as the
| New England piano company, with offices in
j Boston and New York, and factory at Roxbury,
] Mass, has failed. Liabilities, 100000.
/ Fifty persons claim 10 be heirs TO an estate
valued at Sl7 900, 600. and known as the "Han-
nah Hillman estate" which is located in ST.
Clair county, Illinois, opposite st. Louis.
At West Frams, Mass, last Thursday, a
wealthy citizen named King, seventy-eight
years of age was killed while in bed, by his son,
who set fire TO the house and committed suicide.
The situation in the street-car strikes at St
Paul and Minneapolis remains unchanged.
Monday the lower branch OF the Minnesota
legislature passed bill repeating an ordinance