The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-12

convict Boulanger of completely in an inter
national plot. Much CONSERVATION has re
suited.
The car is reported to have warned the shah
that if be comedies any advantage 10 England
inimical to Ru ssia's interest Persia will be in
vaded.
Gov. Lee of Virginia has recently accepted
one at Lexington, Va, and the other at Staun-
ton, Va.
Antonio Selverio, a crazy Mexican sheep
herder, blew the top of his head off with pis-
tol on railway train near Cheyenne, w. T.,
Sunday.
DIR. F. H. Rehwinkel, past eminent grand
commander of the Knights Templars of Ohio,
vas stricken with paralysis at Chillicothe, o.,
last week
Mrs Maria Bass aged seventy, and deaf, was
literally cut 10 pieces by train which struck
her while walking on the railroad track, near
Masillon. O.
Charles Jones. colored barber. who at
tempted to kill Prof. Layne at Evansville, Ind,
has been sentenced to the penitentiary for
seven years.
Pat Cleary, murderer. escaped from Jail at
Lincoln, Neb., but was pursued and caught by
citizens, who took him to q railroad bridge and
hanged him.
Monday night, while services were being
held in the free methodist church at Pomeroy,
up the building.
BERTHE Raves, aged thirteen years, and Char
lie Orchard, aged seventeen years, eloped at
Lima, o. They went to Michigan, where they
hope TO be married.
The national wool growers association is
urging the necessity for an extra session of
congress TO enact necessary legislation in re-
gard to wool growing.
Gov. Buckley of Connecticut has vetoed the
bill providing for a secret ballot, on the ground
that it is too cumbersome in its details and
opens the door for fraud.
1t is said that an attempt will be made TO
form an English syndicate for the purchase of
the leading retail dry goods stores in New York
and other American cities.
Warrants have been sworn out at Kansas
City, Mo-, for the arrest OF G. II. Smith X CO.,
one OF the largest dry goods firms in the city,
for having short yard-sticks.
Heavy rains throughout Indiana and Illinois
have greatly damaged crops, and at Brazil
several mines have been flooded and many
families driven from their homes.
The pope and his official household are much
disturbed by the Bruno memorial celebration.
A number OF prelates have left Rome, and the
pope's doing so Is seriously discussed.
Morris C. Baum, seer etary OF the republican
county committee San Francisco. is fugitive
in Europe. He had forged $4,000 in notes.
He also left fully $4,000 in small debts to a
score of friends.
Count Herbert bismarck visited Mr.. Kasson
Thursday and had long interview with him in
reference to the probable time of the receipt of
the Washington governments ratification OF
the Samoan treaty.
Mr.. Blaine's assent to the Samoan treaty is all
that is now wanted TO conclude the negotia-
tons and bring the Samoan conference in Ber-
lin to an end. His assent it is expected will
be given this week.
The convention of the Irish national league,
called for July and 10, at Philadelphia, has
been postponed until after the present session
of the British parliament, in compliance with
the cabled advice of Mr.. Parnell.
The engine, mail and baggage cars OF fast
express tram on the \. g. ). road went through
a burning trestie near Birmingham. Ala, Fri
day. Two passenger coaches and three sleep
ers, containing over one hundred people, were
saved.
1t is rumored that a secret treaty has been
concluded between the car and the shah for
the annexation of Northern Persia to Russia
under certain contingencies. The shah was re-
ceived at Berlin by the emperor with great
ceremony.
At the close of the week while the actual
volume OF business was rather light there was
better feeling apparent respecting the future
reports regarding the agricultural outlook. The
money market was active and government
bonds dull but steady.
Deroulede and other BOulangist leaders were
arrested Sunday in Paris for protesting against
the prohibition OF a meeting. 1t is stated that
the general has been betrayed by a former
right-hand man. Jules Ferrys latest political
move has proved a failure.
America has expressed no dissatisfaction
with the result of the Samoa conference, the
delay in attaching final signature to the pro-
tocOl arising from Secy. Blaine's desire to most
carefully consider everything involved before
taking an irrevocable step.
German socialists have issued thousands of
leaflets giving report of the recent interview
between the emperor and the delegation of
miners from the strikers in the Essen and bort
mund districts, in which he remarked that il
the strikers allied themselves with the social
democrats they would be shot down without
mercy, as he regarded every social democrat as
an euau,v In he ar,rira