The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-04-17
len from the Palace hotel in Cincinnati Fri

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| The Harvard overseers have receded from
| their demand for the establishment of an early
| morning roll-call for the undergraduates.
Frank Lee was fatally burned and several
! other persons seriously injured, Thursday, by
an explosion in a foundry at Youngstown, o.
The street-car strike at Rochester n. Y, is
| still on, and a number OF small riots have
occurred, but number of cars running.
An effort will be made to induce the gov
4 ernOr of Missouri to commute the death SEN
tence of the three condemned Bald-knobbers.
\ preliminary meeting looking to the or
ganization of a society of revolutionary de-
scendants, was held at Columbus, o., April IL.
The court of queens bench has decided that
/ women not eligible for membership of the
| London county council. The council will APP
peal.
A sixteen-year-old girl was burned to death
at New Philadelphia, o., Saturday, by the ex-
/ plosion of coal oil, which she used in kindling
/ a fire.
\ messenger has arrived at SuaLim with let
! tiers from Staten Bey and the head OF Rasalula,
the Abyssinian general, as present to the gov
/ ernor.
| James Boten, bed-ridden paralytic, claims
| that he was beaten by attendants in Chicago
/ hospital because he couldn't suppress his
/ groans
| A call has been issued for meeting of south
ern manufacturers in Augusta, Ga, May /, to dis
turers.
-Four men, who robbed the Atlantic & Pacific
| train az Canon Diablo, a. T., have been cap
| tured in Utah territory after pursuit OF two
weeks.
Peter Jones. a Cleveland (O.) teamster, was
sent to the Cincinnati work-house and fined
S25 and costs last week for whipping three
| women.
Henri Rochefort has taken house in Brus-
sells. Boulanger attended a soiree Thursday,
at which were present diplomates and the aris-
tOcracy.
Ammon Kepler. a saloon-keeper at Oakland,
Ind, was fined 500 for selling liquor without
license last week. Ten other indictments are
pending against him.
Another attempt was made near Louisville,
o., Wednesday, to wreck limited train on the
Fort Wayne road. Several ties had been
strapped across the rails.
Levi Hill, while passing through the railroad
yard at Alliance, O., Wednesday, was caught
between some cars that were being shifted to-
gether, and instantly killed.
S. w. Myers, business manager of the Booth
packing company, Indianapolis left the city
very Unexpectedly last Thursday. He is short
in his account about $4,000.
a posse, under L. s. Deputy Marshal B. F.
Warnock and Revenue Agent t. NJ. Brown
have captured a mOOnshiners' stronghold on
Cars creek, near Hindman, Ky.
II is stated that the prince of Wales has ex-
pressed desire to meet Parnell. He IS even
said to have gone to the commons for the pur-
pose but that Parnell was absent.
W. II. Pye, superintendent of the Metro
pOlitan life insurance company, at Columbus,
o., is missing. 1t is said that he appropriated
money that did not belong to him.
Larkin Lancaster was found guilty of murder
in the first degree at Pulaski, Tenn, Friday, for
the murder of a whose body was found
tied in sack and sunk IN a creek.
Thomas Argus aged seventy, was sentenced
at Norwalk, o., Saturday, to ten years impris-
onment in the penitentiary for hiring boys to
steal brass from a railroad company.
The Boulanger trial has begun before a COM
mission of the French senate. A motion in the
senate that the body do not proceed with the
trial was voted down by large majority.
freight and pass niger train on the Chica-
60, Santa Fe & California railroad collided
at Lorenzo, ILL.,, Wednesday. Four persons
were killed and four others seriously injured.
At Cincinnati. Thursday, John Glynn, while
intoxicated kicked his wife until she became
insensible, causing the death of unborn
babe. The wOman's injuries may prove fatal.
At JTrbana. H., Saturday, several prisoners
chOked the sheriff until theyIthought him dead
and then stuffed his mouth full of rags and
escaped. They were recaptured. One of them
narrowly escaped lynching.
call has been issued for a national conven-
ton of BARRIERS to be held at Pittsburg in Sep
TENDER, for the purpose of regulating the APP
prentice system and establishing a scale of
prices.
The jury in the 20" dynamite case at Chicago
found Broderick and Godding guilty. The
formers punishment was fixed at one years
imprisonment in the penitentiary, and the lat
ter was fined 500.
About three hundred prominent republicans
of Alabama met at Birmingham Wednesday
for the purpose of organizing protective tariff
league to break up the solid South" by divid-
ing the people on business issues. Resolutions
were adopted and officers of the league elected.
At the soiree in Brussels recently given to
Gen. BOulanger the French diplomates hastily
left upon the generals appearance, and most
of the members Of the Belgian cabinet did
likewise, after refusing to be introduced to the
general Almost all the diplOmates who re-
manned held alOOf from BOulanger.
1t is stated that upon Henry NJ. SANKEY'S
return he will give up his allegiance TO the
| United States and become naturalized citizen
| of Great Britain. and that exceptional hOnors
will be conferred upon him. in which Belgium
will Join. There is neither confirmation nor
denial OF the report that the car was wounded
/ by Nihilist bomb.
Sir Charles Russell concluded his speech be-
/ fore the Parnell commission last Friday. Pre-
siding Justice Hammer Immediately sent him a
note cOngratulating him upon the greatness of
/ his effort. The commission adjourned to the
30th when the defense will open, and, it is said,
/ call an immense array of witnesses Public
belief is said to be that the Times has lost its
| case absolutely. In the commons Balfour was
/ questioned regarding the governments action
in connection with the case, and refused to
/ answer.
The leading feature in trade is still dullness
| The movement in merchandise is slow, and
business IN produce unsatisfactory. Provisions
at the close of the week were easy, and -four
remained heavy Wheat and corn ruled steady,
oats easy, rye dull. and barley nominal. Dairy
/ products were steady, but groceries were
strong bnd sugar higher. There was some lit
| tie increase in the borrowing demand for
money, and more activity in general banking
| but it was without special significance. Gov
eminent bonds steady, eastern exchange
strong, sterling firm. The New York banks
/ gained largely in reserve during the week.
| STILL NO NEWS.