The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-30

buipuleut.
Missouri will enforce its antitrust law, All
companies not reporting by Nov. Ia will be
prosecuted.
The traffic managers conferred all Saturday
at New York, and st. Paul rates will probably
be restored.
drawn battle occurred on Savaii island be-
tween Tamasese's and Malietoa's men. Several
were killed.
Shenango valley glass-workers ask a 10 per
cent. advance in wages Nov. and agitate for
eight hours.
Levin J. Woollen of Indiana, chief of the
swamp land division in the general land office,
has resigned.
The Dominion government orders wholesale
vaccination in Kingsville, Gasheld, Huntington
and Merseau.
Bond purchases-Coupon As, $4.95O at 127;
registered as $4,000 at 1854 as, registered,
$4,000 at 1877
Thirteen bandits and murderers were captured
by rangers at Arguellos Banco in Hidalgo
county, Texas.
The charter of the Reading & Lebanon road
has been extinguished, the Pennsylvania re-
fusing to build.
Students won't testify in the hazIng case at
the Wisconsin university and the court can't
get at the facts.
w. II. Bartholomew, convicted of A. II. Dill
liard's murder, tried TO hang himself in the
Easton pa Jail.
Lancaster county (Neb.) farmers will build
and operate big beefpacking establishment
at West Lincoln.
A Kansas City burglar took 81, 400 from under
George w. Thompson's pillow. shot at Thomp-
son and escaped.
The estimate for state department expendi.
lures for 1S90l91 will be about $1,000 GOETHE
same as last year.
Three men were killed by boiler explosion
on the Cunarder Cephalonia, which will be de-
layed several days.
a. Oakley Hall was principal speaker at
banquet given by Bristol people to retiring U.
5. Consul Lathrop.
John Little alias Jack Connors, burglar, was
fatally shot by Officer Cochran after the latter
was shot in the leg.
The Kansas City Chicago live stock rate ques-
ton is being argued before the interstate COM
merce commission.
A thrashing machine explosion at Salt Coats,
n. w. T., killed +. Dugan and j. Fullerton and
wounded two others.
Squaw men have settled on all land around
Pierre, s. D., and the indignation of the whites
may lead to trouble.
Henry J. Smith shot and killed John Tullis
at Tylertown, Miss. Smith called Tullis liar
and Tullis attacked him.
Registrar G. P. Robinson, of Brown univer-
yersity, will be prosecuted for sixteen
thousand-dollar shortage.
bOHuhou ~. i1lEn OF hhnsaS ndb bttn
pointed chief of the division of special service
in the general land Office.
The president refused 20 pardon Harvey
Murdoch, Utah polygamist, and William Spen-
Ger, Indian territory murderer.
Gov. Foraker has appointed John Carlisle of
Cincinnati member of the board of public
works, vice the notorious Tapp.
A. +. Charverdanx died suddenly at the in
sane asylum ut Jefferson, ILL.,, and wounds on
his body cansed nm investigation
At Port Leyden, n. Y, Douglass opera.
house, eight stories, the hotel and several
dwellings burned. Loss, 100000.
1t is believed the schooner Forest Fairy from
from Boston for Fayal is lost with twenty
seven passengers and crew of ten.
At st. Louis several witnesses testified that
Bowman made a movement as if to draw a
weapon before Chambers shot him.
At San Francisco Jimmy Murphy, the Aus
tralian lightweight knocked out Jack Delaney
OF New York in the eleventh round.
Rube Burrows, the Alabama bandit killed
Penn Woodward and Deputy Sheriff Henry
Anderson and escaped near Oneonta.
T. j. Brown and James Pritchard, who ran
snide detective agency at Kansas City, were
arrested for violating the postal laws.
In San Franciscos seven days (ffty-six
hours bicycle tournament, Miss Baldwin made
18l miles, breaking the worlds record.
Bob Ford, killer of Jesse James, fatally
wounded Ernest Kerry during a shooting
scrape in Ford's saloon, Walzenburg, Col.
BY the falling of roof in the Girard co.
furnace, William, Dell and Charles Anderson
were fatally hurt and four others seriously.
Union Pacific net earnings for September
$1,309,240, increase 1921, 095; gross earnings
nine months 81, 072, 030, increase Sl,330,705
An Internal machine charged with dynamite,
was sent to Master Mechanic Heindle of the
Nickel Plate at Chicago, from near Buffalo.
Dr. James L. Gaudy, a wealthy citizen of
Humboldt, Neb., gets fifth trial for perjury,
after serving seven months in the penitentary.
The Santa Fe auditors office will remove
from Boston and Chicago TO Topeka, where
the working forces Of the road will be central
lied.
Jacob Grasson was found dead with wound
over his eye, near Cincinnati; supposed TO
have died after being wounded in drunken
quarrel.
The Winnipeg custom-hOuse has been ex-
tensively defrauded by the importation of bass
wood as white-wood, there being no duty on
the latter.
The woman's national industrial league pro-
tests loudly because the Washington worlds
fair boomers have made no provision for wom-
ans work.
Jacob w. Odenwilder. register of wills. Eas-
ton, Pa, was arrested on his fathers COM
plant for a seven-thousand.dollar official en-.
bezzlement.
The gunboat Petrol has been formally ac-
cepted. OF the contract price of $243 600
S4S, 400 has been retained for failure to com
plete time.
The Portuguese beneficial society of Provi.
dence, r. l., held funeral service for King
Luis, the details being an exact imitation of
those at Lisbon.
The station agents at Kansas City elected A.
5. Kline of Allegheny president; c. earle of
Mason, ILL.,, treasurer. All proceedings here
after are to be public.
The caved-in No. colliery of the Delaware
& Hudson coal company at Plymouth, Pa, will
resume work Monday. Employment will be
given to 600 men and boys.
Mai. Clifton Comfy, of the ordnance depart.
ment, has gone 10 Columbia, Tenn, where he
will superintend the erection of the new arse
nal 10 be built at that point.
AT Franklin, Pa, school children found a
dynamite fishing bomb. 1t exploded fatally
woundng two children named Rogers and
seriously iniurng eight others.
English merchants formed league to elect
members of parliament who would work for
railroad regulation and the railroads will now
voluntarily reduce freight rates.
Last year there were thirty-two fatal steam
ship accidents. Lives lost, 301. Gen. Dumont
recommends the consolidation of the foreign
and domestic inspection service.
Bonds Observation-Disclosures fours. s466 600
at 1915 registered fours-and-a-half, $4,000 at
1851; fours, registered, $4,000 at 1877; fours-
| and-a-half, registered, $4,000 at 1853.
Milton NJ. Holland, eolored, of Washington
has been appointed chief of division in the