The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-22
THE WEEKS NEWS.
The Events of Recent Occurrence Repro
duced in Brief Paragraphs.

The DIR. Cronin mystery is still unsolved.
The report of the illness of the pope is UNI
true.
Minister Lincoln sailed for England last
Thursday.
Arthur L. Thomas qualified governor of Utah
yesterday.
Proctor Knott (horse) is seriously i'll with
1t is said that Cincinnati will get three con-
sular Offices
A deposit of tin has been discovered near
Topeka. Kas.
A ten-year-old boy is accused of mail robbery
at Beloit, Wis.
A man just from Oklahoma is in Chicago
with smallpox.
A severe hail storm passed over northern
Iowa Thursday.
Americans are receiving scant courtesy at
the Paris exposition.
The Patternmakers' league has begun its
meeting at Pittsburg.
Consul-Gen New and Minister Grant have
assumed their duties
The gas manufacturers are holding a con-
Yention in Cincinnati.
Miss Nellie Holloway of youngstown, O., Is
mysteriously missing.
Henri Rochefort attempted 10 shoot another
Frenchman in London.
Southern farmers are organizing against high
prices for iute bagging.
The National editorial association will meet
IN Detroit Aug. p to 80.
The c. & o. docks and warehouse at Norfolk,
Va, burned; loss $75, 600.
Fire damaged the mineral springs mills,
Stamford, Conn; $4,000.
At Washington Mrs. A E. Horton was killed
by runaway hanson cab.
1t is reported that DR.. Cronin was seen in
Sherwood, Canada, May Is.
Three men were killed in street fight at
Forrest City, Ark, Saturday.
The Ohio republican convention will be held
at Columbus June % and 20
Three unknown Poles were drowned by the
breaking Of a Milwaukee dam.
Storms in Austria have caused great devasta-
ton and the loss of many lives.
a heavy wind storm at Burlington Ia, We'd
nesday, unroofed many houses.
Five of Detroit's breweries have been pur-
chased by an English syndicate
The Ohio republican state convention will be
held in Columbus June % and pc.
An Ohio man, named West, was murdered by
negro at Beatrice, Neb., Saturday.
The National burial case association is hold
ing Its quarterly meeting in Chicago.
The Trenton IN. j. oilcloth works were par
TALLY burned Thursday. Loss, $4,000.
j. T. Stewards big packing-house in Council
Bluffs, Ia, burned Friday. Loss 100000.
Patrick Conroy was severely injured at a
railroad crossing at Aurora, Ind, Saturday.
Mrs Catherine Story, aged eighty, was
burned to death at Lynn, Mass, Thursday.
A steam barge collided with a schooner off
Pressure Isle, Friday. Four lives were lost
John Jones, deaf and dumb boy was killed
by the cars, near Vincennes, Ind, Saturday.
The strike of the Pittsburg and Allegheny
stonemasOns has been settled by arbitration
n III
master Wham, has been arrested in Arizona.
From two to four inches of snow fell in
northern Wisconsin and Michigan Wednesday.
The steamship Alaskan has been wrecked off
Cape Blanco. Five of the crew were drowned
Jefferson Davis niece Mrs Maybrich. is
charged, at Liverpool, with poisoning her hus.
band.
An English syndicate is negotiating for the
purchase OF the Grand Rapids Mich brew.
cries.
The American delegates to the Samoan con-
terence are said to have carried every point at
issue.
Heavy rains caused washouts on the railroads
throughout eastern Kansas and western Mis-
souri,.
George Mowery was arrested, near Norris
town, Ind, on a charge of passing counterfeit
money.
William Sayers, a stock.raiser of Shelbyville
Ind, claims to have been robbed of s13O at Gin
cinnati.
1t is said that the Sioux Indians want to sell
part of the Land in their reservation to the gov
eminent.
The southern general assembly of the pres
byterian church met in Chattanooga, Tenn,
Thursday.
Patrick Egan, the new minister to Chilli was
banqueted by the Chicago Irish-American club
last night.
ToLr W no,,.I.r. - = M; -
appointed commissioners of the District Of
Columbia
A peculiar disease, resembling malarial fever.
is prevalent among horses in the vicinity of
indianapolis.
The Illinois legislature has approved the bill
of expenditure of Gov. Oglesby for the execu-
tive mansion.
Adolph Haas, letter-carrier at Cleveland,
o., has been arrested for robbing the mails
He confessed.
A terrific explosion. doing damage to the
amount of $4,000, occurred at Park City,
Utah, May 10.
II. J. Cook has been arrested in London.
Ont, for robbing the Portersville pa savings
bank of 5000.
The plot against the car among officers is
widespread. Arrests continue to be made at
different points.
The explosion of lamp burned to death
Mrs. Louise Palmer of Rockdale, Tex, and
her two children.
Seventeen-year locusts have made their APP
pearance in Highland county, Ohio, also in
Middle Tennessee.
Two trainmen were badly injured in COLI
sion between two freight trains near New
Castle, Pa, Friday.
The funeral services of the late Allen Thorn
dyke Rice, minister to Russia, were held at
New York Saturday.
Near Bohan, KY, Saturday, ten-year-old
boy named Raney Teeter hanged himself in a
barn with plow-line.
In quarrel over cents at Louisville, KY,
Saturday, Louis Jackson shot and fatally
wounded John Bailey.
The celebration OF the seventy-fifth anniver-
sary of the American Baptist Missionary union
began at Boston Thursday.
An English syndicate is negotiating for the
purchase of seven breweries at Grand Rapids,
Mich, and one at Muskegon.
In a drunken quarrel, Farrell J. McCarty. a
Cleveland saloon-keeper, pounded Ira C. Ben
ton, travelling man, 10 death.
Cyclone Bill' and w. f. Cunningham have
been arrested for the robbery of Paymaster
Wham, at Rocky Gorge, a. L.
Chicago's Norwegians held a big celebration
of the seventy-ffth anniversary of the separa-
ton of Norway from Denmark.
Thomas r. Knaggs who assassinated Samuel
Waldrup of Litchfeld, ILL.,, over year ago,
has been captured in 81. Louis.
The Worcester Mass theater burned
Thursday morning with Lewis Morrison's
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