The Indiana State sentinel., 1889-01-09

issuing warrants for the release of offenders
against the law pardoned by the president.
Bill Ryan, the train robber, a member of the
James gang, granted a commutation of his
twenty-year sentence by Gov. Morehouse, Mis-
souri,.
paper company has asked that a receiver
be appointed for the Nashville Tenn. DAILY
An1ericdn company and the concern be wound
up insolvent
The Rev. DIR. Cyrus +. Knight, Lancaster,
Pa, recently elected bishop Of the Milwaukee
diocese of the protestant episcopal church, has
accepted the office.
Dr. Chalner NJ c. Prentice. Norwaik. o..
has recovered a verdict of $4,000 against the
l.. s. & NJ s. railroad for alleged false arrest
and Imprisonment
Leonetta Menhart little orphan girl living
in Elgin, H., has been Informed that she is
one OF the heirs to a large fortune left by
relative in Germany.
Mrs. o. B. Shores of Rockford, H., fainte
and fell in a pan of live Goals. She ran out
with her clothes a!ire, and was so terribly
burned that she cannot survive.
At Albany, y. Y, Wednesday night, George
Dillon shot and killed his mistress. Mrs. Lottie
Lyons, and Alice Fletcher, a depraved woman,
was murdered by an unknown lover.
In an address delivered before the colored
catholic convention, at Washington, Daniel II.
Rudd OF Ohio said that the colOred people
1t is said that Wannamaker's appointment
as a cabinet officer would be resented by work
ingmen, for the reason that he is on the black
list of all the labor organizations in the coun-
try.
Charles Howard, alias Thompson, has been
identified as the man who is wanted at Dayton,
o., on the charge of numbering and rabbiDg
Theodore Trampenan, an inmate ofthe soldiers
home.
The steamboat Paris c. Brown, on her way
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, struck snag
at Hermitage, La, and sank, Saturday night.
Seven OF the crew and one passenger
ported lost.
Hopkins, who was concerned in the wreck
ing OF the Fidelity bank OF Cincinnati and sent
to prison. was pardoned Saturday by the presi-
dent and taken to his home at Cincinnati,
where he died Monday.
The interstate commerce commission has
suggested the propriety of holding a meeting
of railroad commissioners of the United States
Tor the purpose of devising a uniform system
OF reports from the respective states.
Congress will be urged TO provide for taking
a complete enumeration of the surviving vet
Grams of the war of the rebellion including
names age, residence, length of service and
the commands under which they served.
Senator Hiscock made II lying trip to Indian
apOlis last Thursday and had an interview with
Gen. Harrison. Other prominent persons who
Foster, ex-minister TO Spain; Joseph Medill OF
the Chicago Tribune; Paul NandervOOrt and
Judges SImrall and Nassar of Mississippi.
Wolcott, who carried off the nomination Of
the republican legislative caucus OF Colorado
for L. ). SENATOR has for some time had the
the state, and distinguished himself by a
notable speech at the New England dinner in
New York two years ago He has also been a
plunger in betting circles.
Advices from SolOmonville. A. T., say James
Lassiter. foreman of the Chiricahua cattle COM
panys camp on the Bonita river, tributary of
the Gila, has arrived and brings news of
trouble between the cOmpany's men and some
Mexican sheep men from Apache county,
which resulted in the killing OF at least three
Mexicans on Thursday. He states that the
Mexicans have been grazing q flock OF sheep
near the cOmpany's range which brought on
the trouble, and that the Mexicans on Thurs
day ambushed some OF the company's men. 1t
seems. however, none of the latter were killed.
while it is probable all the sheep men met
their deaths.
The latest foreign budget says that l75 per-
sons were frozen TO death in Russian town. 4
railroad train was snow-bound and fourteen OF
the passengers frozen TO death. Twenty others
were badly frost-bitten and a relief party were
lost. An earthquake in Russia killed many peo-
pie and destroyed much property. Lesser
damage was occasiOned by similar means in
costa hlca. An Egyptian arriving at SJaklln
from knartoum reports Emin Bcy safe on No
vember -. The correspondence between Sir
Il. ID. Morier and Herbert Bismarck is given.
Much anxiety is felt over the condition
of the senior Bismarck. Boulanger has pub
lished an address to the electors OF the Seine.
The king OF Servia has extended general am
nesty to offenders against law. The people are
celebrating the adoption of the new consttu-
tion with great enthusiasm. Minister to Ger
many George III. PendletOn has resumed his
official duties.
The SENrINEL's 6hu dollar pri.e.auessinq