The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-24

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Pass, Col.
The street car strike in Minneapolis and st.
Paul is still on.
The freedom of Edinburg has been conferred
upon Mr.. Parnell.
No news of the missing steamer Danmark
has been received
The American boiler manufacturers union
has been organized.
Famine exists at several places in Hungary.
Hundreds are dying.
The crown prince of Sweden has become the
1ather OF third son.
Joseph Pulitzer OF the New York World has
returned from France.
The business portion of Muir, Mich, burned
Monday. Loss, $4,000
The mayor of Columbus o =, has ordered the
gamblers to leave town.
William Gould, New York Spectator In
oil, sucided Wednesday.
Frank Y. Fete has been arrested at Canton,
D., on charge OF incest
Primrose day was celebrated In England
with unusual enthusiasm.
John W. Irwin, prominent citizen of Ham,
hton, O., died Wednesday.
1t is said that there are twenty-five cases of
smallpox at Nanticoke, Pa.
j. A. Enander, recently appointed .. s. min.
lister to Denmark, is very i'll
Emperor William has abandoned his pro-
posed trip to Constantinople.
Fire at New York Friday night destroyed
property valued at 8, 355, 900.
At South Pittsburg, Tenn. Thursday, Joe
Tatum accidently shot his sister.
The Bell telephone company wants to in
crease its capital stock 100000
A cholera epidemic is raging in the PHILIPPINE
Islands and 600 persons have died.
Louis Ulbach, the well-known French writer
who has been i'll some time, is dead.
w NJ. Kelso, the Sabina co. missing stock
DEALER has turned up at Indianapolis.
Two boys were drowned while boating in
mlll-Pond at Rockville, Ind, Thursday.
The Merritt antitrust bill has passed the
lower branch Of the Illinois legislature.
A number of Russian officers were arrested
Friday for plotting against the cars life.
Twelve hundred and thirty emigrsnts sailed
from Queenstown Thursday for America.
George Black has been arrested at Portland,
Me-, on charge Of poisoning his father.
Six thousand emigrants left Liverpool
"Wednesday, mostly for the United States.
The jury in the Daglish murder case at Indi-
annapolis returned verdict of mot guilty"
A receiver has been appointed for the Broad
Ripple natural gas company at Indianapolis.
At Kankakee, ILL.,, Charles Funk fatally shot
his wife because she refused to live with him.
Sylvester Grub, who murdered his sweet
heart, was hanged at Nlncennes, lnd Friday.
An unknown man suicided by throwing him.
self under a train at Louisville KY. Thursday.
President Carnot Thursday opened the ex-
hibition of revolutionary relics in the Louvre.
West Depere, Wis, was almost swept out of
existence by fire Saturday. Total loss, $685.
600.
Edward T. Little of Cass county, Michigan,
celebrated his hundredth birthday Tues
day.
Jack McCauley was knocked out in fifteen
rounds by Joe Bowers in San Francisco Thurs
day.
A new lightning.rod swindle is being success
fully worked on the farmers of Auglaise coun-
ty, O..
Five Mormon missionaries were severely
whipped and driven from Dale county, Ala
bama.
Warrants have been issued in Paris for the
arrest of sixty members of the Boulangist
party. I.
B. Cavagna, a wldely-known business man of
Cincinnati, died Wednesday night, aged
ninety.
The Paris police have searched Gen. Bou-
hangers residence and seized a number of
papers.
Mrs Samuel Rygle suicided by shooting
Sunday. at Independence, Mo. Domestic
trouble.
In wreck of mixed train on the Central
Iowa road, two men were killed and two fatally
injured.
One hundred miners struck at Coal Bluff,
Ind, because two of their number were dis
charged.
The Hath anniversary Of the battle of Lex
ington was celebrated at Lexington, Mass,
April 10.
Four persons were drowned near Carthage,
Mo-, while trying to ford a swollen creek last
Saturday.
Col. John P. Jackson, former Cincinnatian,
has been appointed U. 5. sub-treasurer at San
Francisco.
Sir Julien Paunceforte, the newly appointed
British minister to Washington, has arrived In
New York.
Two murderers were hanged at Fl. Smith,
Ark, Friday. Both mounted the gallows smok-
ings cigars.
The Standard oil company has closed the
deal whereby they secure control Of the Lima
co. oil field.
AL Bromwell, travelling salesman for c. c.
Jacobs d Co. of Cincinnati has been missing
for six weeks.
at Laporte, Ind, for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Over two thousand postmasters were ap-
pointed in three weeks by First Assistant P. NJ
Gen. Clarkson.
a terrific wind and rain storm in southern
Kansas has done great damage TO fruit and
growing crops
A five-year-old child fell from the dome Of
the state house at Columbus Friday, and was
fatally injured.
The southern California Athletic club offers
Sullivan and kilrain purse of $4,000 to fight
in Los Angeles.
The governor OF Missouri has respited John
Matthews and William Walker, convicted
Bald-Knobbers.
The governor of Missouri has respited John
Matthews and William Walker, condemned
Bald-Knobbers.
Sidney Waters, who married Malvina Rem
ners, the actress, suicided with morphine at
Chicago Thursday.
Proprietors of drug stores at Monticello, ILL.,,
were fast week fined 500 and cost each for sell
ing liquor illegally.
Manufacturers of butchers supplies held
meeting at Chicago April IL, for the purpose
of organizing trust.
The annual meeting of the whisky trust was
held in Peoria, ILL.,, Wednesday and all Of the
old officers reelected.
The Boulangists in Brussels will remain quiet
during the exhibition in Paris if the govern
ment will do likewise.
Bill Ryan, the Missouri train robber and
associate of Jesse James, has been released
from the penitentiary.
Southern stove manufacturers met at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, last week and raised the price of
cheap cooking stoves.
Col. Fred ID. Grant, minister TO Austria, and
Albert G.. Porter, minister to Italy, sailed from
New York Wednesday.