The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-07-24


and thumped a drunken man Who vas -
IN IN oolsterous manner. r. hen went
the pulpit and finished his non.
meeting has be- cal'e az New Ycs ~
consider the advisad'a.y 0t holding ar inter
national exposit.al boz lint city in 1892
While helping % u--l hay INTO a nov, near
Lima, o. james iHWoud fell head first on q
hay fork and was y injured Saturday.
Three men were shot ana killed near Adgers.
Ala, Friday. ln an eiort TO capture Thomas
Simpson. desperate wanted for murder.
The contract for SIX barracks at the Marion
Ind soldiers nome has been awarded 70
William Saint, OF Dayton, O., for SlI7,7l2.07.
IL Is said that no more consular appoint
ments viii be announced until after the return
Of Secy. Blaine 10 Washington. next autumn.
A convict named Booker Weaver, who es.
capped from the Kentucky peniteutiary, was
recaptured, with the aid of bloodhounds, last
week
i is reported that Hogan, theaeronaat landed
safely near Cattlettsburg. a village on Long
Island nearly one hundred miles from New
York
a train on the Cairo & vincennes railroad
was ditched near Mt Carmel. H., Wednesday.
number OF passengers were seriously in
iured.
The Hon. I. 7. Michener has been chosen
chairman OF the Indiana state republican CON-
mittee, and Frank Milliken Of New Castle SEQ
rotary.
The discovery OF a lot Of counterfeiters' molds
in a smoke-house az Frankfort Ind led 70 the
arrest OF prominent young merchant named
Wilhelm.
One person was killed and several seriously
injured, Friday, by collision on the Savan-
nah, Florida Western railroad, near Way
Cross. Ga
Henry Duncan. a free-will baptist preacher.
who murdered his wife in Dale county, Ala
hama, has been convicted and sentenced to
death by hanging
Dr. 7. J. Ilourigan, recently convicted at
Bardstown. KY. OF the murder OF his brother
in-law, and sentenced 70 penitentiary for life,
has escaped from Jail.
James Bogcs shot and killed himself in q
saloon at Trenton, y. J., last Friday. be left
note stating that he was no longer in bis
right mind owing 10 his sprees.
Grace Parker OF Kansas City, No, was ar.
rested at Sioux Fall, ID. T. Saturday. on a tele.
gram from her mother stating that she had RIM
away from home with n travelling photogra-
pher
James Barber Of Gallatn. Tenn. and Mrs.
John Malone, wife Of prominent farmer re.
siding near that city, have been arrested at
Casky. Ky, on charge OF living together in
open adultery.
The English government has accepted the
proposition OF John Morley to increase the
allowance Of the prince Of Wales 80 he can pro-
vide marriage portions for his children, instead
OF making grants direct 10 the children.
Parnell visited Edinburgh last Friday, ad.
dressed public meeting aud was well received
The car is being opposed by the mobiles and
petty officials OF his empire in his attempt 10
enforce the proposed reforms Of Count Tolstoi.
There was about the usual Saturdays bust.
ness during the summer season, but a cont
ff.rN
sustained, and flour was steady. though duh.
Grain ruled quiet but steady. and cotton re-
NAMED firm. Groceries were dull and weaker
and dairy products were quiet and unchanged
The movement Of general merchandise was
slow. The money market was more active in
most all branches, but well provided with
funds, and interest rates remained steady.
Government bonds were unchanged The New
York banks gained little over a half million
in reserve during the week.