The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-27
in jail at Covington, while his wife fingers in
critical condition.

in Jail at Covington, while his wife fingers in
critical condition.
The property Of w. A. Thomas of Virginia
who died intestate, is worth a quarter of mil
hon dollars, and is claimed by mis- only child a
daughter by a colOred woman
Edward Lowrie and f. L. Addison cuarreled
near New Albany, Ind, Friday, over the
ownership OF some property, and the latter was
shot and killed by the former.
Timothy and Peter Barrett, who killed a
street car driver for the purpose of securing
his cash-bOx, were hanged on the same scafiold
at Minneapolis, Mimi, Friday.
At Findlay, o.. Saturday night, raid was
made the gambling dens. Over fifty men
and $1,000 worth of material were captured.
The fines amounted to over 5000.
The congregation of St Francis de Sales,
catholic church at Toledo, o., is excited over
the removal of their pastor, the Rev. Dr. Quig-
ley, by Bishop Gilmour of Cleveland.
Figures presented to the New York legisla-
ture show that the telephone company of New
York has made in five years a cash invest
ment of 100000 a net profit of s., S43, 45i.
Further rioting occurred in Pesth, Hungary
Thursday; 100 arrests were made. The emperor
has authorized Premier Tisza to take decisive
measures TO suppress further disturbances.
1t is reported that the New Jersey steel and
iron works at Trenton, of which ex-MaYor
Hewitt and Edward Cooper are proprietors,
will shortly be removed to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Tunis Liable, in Jail at Paterson, n. j.. for
wife murder, has confessed. He claims that
his wife was unfaithful, and says that he took
her life while laboring under fit of jealousy.
William Coins, one of the Lima (O.) election
rioters, has been granted a new trial on a
charge of murder in the second degree, because
the jury agreed TO arrive at a verdict by Tipping
coin.
Theophile Schoss, aged twelve, and his
brother, Theodore, aged eighteen, have been
arrested at Detroit on charge of placing OBJ
structions on the track of the Michigan Central
railroad.
William Sweet of Troy, n. Y, has deserted
his wife, Sarah F., after pawning all the furni-
ture and clothing in her absence, and eloped
with Mrs. Sarah Kratzer, the mother of seven
children.
The circuit court of GAINESVILLE, o., has de-
cided, in the case of Wheeler against the city,
that property not benefited by public
water-works cannot be taxed for water-wOrks
purposes.
Near Irvington, n. J.. Joseph Salzman, a
farm hand, brutally assaulted and fatally in
jured Mrs. Ferdinand Mutter, the wife of his
employer. The latter went crazy when he
found it out.
Joseph Chamberlain's organ announces that
the tories have agreed with the unionists to
bring forward an Irish land measure in 1890,
followed by a scheme of local government re-
form in 1891.
Mr.. w. II. Smith, first lord of the English
treasury and the government leader in the
house of commons, Is suffering from insomnia,
and will probably be compelled TO abstain from
official work.
Emin Pasha defeated 5000 Mahdists in July.
killing most of them, and capturing their
steamers and ammunition. Chief Senonssi has
also occupied DarfOur and Kordofan, expelling
the dervishes.
At Casky, Ky, in a fight between a white
section hand named Spy, and a colored section
hand named Warfell, the formers skull was
crushed and his head terribly bruised by stones
thrown by Warfell.
In the house of commons a motion to reduce
Atty.-Gen. Websters salary was defeated-266
to 206. In the debate Harcourt mercilessly
scored the encouragement for his conduct in
the Parnellite case.
The car and paint shops of the Central rail-
road of New Jersey at Ashley, Pa, burned
Wednesday. The workmen lost all their tools
valued at $1,000. Loss on buildings, rolling
stock and material, 100000.
In prize fight between Jack Burgess of
New York, and Tom Mcdonald of Elkhart,
Ind, near South Bend, Ind, Sunday morning,
Mcdonald was knocked out in the eighth
round, his jaw being broken.
Eastern capitalists have Just bought 10000
acres of mineral and timber lands in Cumber-
land and Morgan counties. Tennessee. The
price paid was 81 100000. The property is TO
be developed in the near future.
The New York state brewers and MASTERS
association met yesterday and adopted a reso-
luton that they would buy hops grown only in
that state, and would cooperate with the hop
growers in asking congress to tax foreign hops.
Jefferson Davis has written letter denying
the report published in the Philadelphia
Presbueridn that the leaders of the late con-
federacy proposed, among other novelties, to
establish church in connection with the state.
Fred Munchrath, IT., under sentence of four
years in the penitentiary for completely in the
murder of the Rev. Dr. Haddock, but out on
bail, pending an appeal to the supreme court.
was elected street commissioner by the Sioux
City city council.
Socialists succeeded in distributing pam
phlets throughout the Hamburg district be-
fore the police became aware of their action
The police have since been making domiciliary
visits, arresting all in whose houses seditious
documents were discovered.
In the house of commons Tuesday, Sir Will
lam Vernon Harcourt challenged the conduct
of the government in placing Irish officials
paid by the public, at the service of the Times
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