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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
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CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Sept. 16.-ISpecial. lon
Sept. the firm of Doherty & Sons, buggy man.
ufacturers of this city, made an assignment,
notice of which was made in THE SENTINEL.
1t was thought that there was some crooked
ness in the scheme and the court is now inyes-
tigating the affair. The business was run by
the sons, Mat and Marsh DoherTy, both re-
spectacle business men. Mat Doherty to-day
testified that on the ID Of September, before
the assignment, Marsh. his brother, sent SlO,2
TO o. /. Street. Kansas City banker and the
nephew of the Dohertys. The money was
wrapped in blankets placed in box and sent
ordinary express matter. Marsh Doherty, it
is claimed, is sick, and the court is awaiting his
appearance
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
a New Church at Connersville.

CoNNERsvILLE, Sept. 15.-[speeial. THE
exercise connected with the laying of the cor
ner-stone of the new thirty-thousand-dolla
church in this city was very interesting. The
little city was thronged with people. The SER
mon by the Rev. J. w. Mellender was full of
excellent thoughts. The main ceremony at
tendant upon placing the cornerstone in posi-
ton took place at 2 p. M. Anthems were rem
dered by the church choir. after which the Rev.
Mr.. Chafe read the memorial roll OF the church.
The principal feature Of the occasion was the
address of the Rev. John D. Walsh of Newport
Ky. The exercises were perfect in every par
tlcular and the new structure will be rapidly
reared toward the sky
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
a Druggist and n Preacher Fight.

CLAYTON, Sept. 1S.-Great excitement pre-
walls at this place over fight here to-day be-
tween the Rev. B. w. Harmon, the missionary
baptist minister at this place, and Smith Jones.
a druggist, who also resides here and is men,
Der Of the baptist church. The ARRAY was the
result of trouble which has been brewing in the
church for several months. and this morning
while waiting for the mail TO he distributed,
the Rev. Mr.. Harmon and Mr.. Jones met in the
pOstoffiee and Immediately engaged in a
quarrel. After passing a few words, Jones
called Harmon a liar and Harmon struck him
a heavy blow in the face with his fist. Jones
then drew a knife and stabbed Harmon severely
several times in the breast and arms. The
wounds very severe. but not necessarily
fatal. Jones also received slight cut in the
thigh
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
The CIoven Foot 81 Brazl.

BRAZIL, Sept. II. - Especial - The new
school books for the city have been received,
within less than thirty days from the time Of
being ordered. The schools had started, and
wants had been supplied by the purchase of
the former books. The city school board is
now "op the rack" They do not want to put
in the new books. but are fearful that they
must do II. One member has expressed him
self against their use and has proposed 10 the
others that they make order continuing the
use Of the old books for the school year. IL is
generally understood that this would be done,
II the board could feel persuaded of the safety
OF their position. But one OF the seventeen
teachers. II is said, is avowedly in favor of in
Producing the books received. The feeling il,
that the Indiana educational series will be
placed in when the local authorities are COM
PEELED 20 recognize them. II is needless to
add that the board and the corps OF teachers
are solidly republican. There is music in the
air
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FrniItv of Rlood-yessels.

SOUTH BEND, Sept 1S.-LSpecial. Henry
Wienderlieh, lad OF eight years, died here UNI
der peculiar circumstances. He has been
sufferer from that rare disease commonly called
thinness of blood-vessels. The slightest blow
upon the boys nose would cause the blood to
flow, which with great difficulty could be
stopped. II the blood was stopped at one
place il would flow from the ears, mouth and
other parts of the body. He slightly cut his
cheek with the tip OF an umbrella. Since then
the tlow of blood from the wound has been
continuous, battling the attempts of the doctors
to stop il, and resulting in his bleeding to
death.
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ADanrorous place 60 sIoep.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Sept l3.-[Special. J.
Marion Reynolds of Ladoga, aged twenty-five
and unmarried, came up TO the fair yesterday
on the evening train. lie drank freely and
started home last night on freight pretty well
loaded up. At Whitesville, six miles south Of
here, he left the freight train and started 10
walk home but was run down by the excursion
aud horribly mangled. The nan probably got
sleepy and sat down on the track. He died in
a few minutes after being found.
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Minor state Items.

Fire bugs are active in Anderson. Several
attempts 10 burn property were made last
week.
John Frazee's barn burned, near Rustville,
Friday. Five horses were loEt in the flames,
several tons Of hay, etc.
The adventists of Indiana are ia camp at
Kokomo. Tents for the accommodation of 500
delegates and guests are pitched.
Fred Meyer, for attempted burglary at
Huntingbnrg few weeks ago, has been SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment
The fair last week was the most successful
fair Montgomery county ever held. The at
tendance on Thursday was great not Lass than
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
GnmbIinr wreoI.ed Hlm.

PLYMOUTH. Sept. 16.-LSpecial. al Nc
Donald, a young man about twenty-six years
old, committed suicide here this morning by
shooting himself through the heart. He was a
barber lie left note addressed to his wife
saying that gambling had got such hold on
him that he could not abandon il. He leaves
two young boys. The note admonishes his
wife TO take care OF, educate and make good
bovs of tham
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
The striking Miners.

Brazil, Sept. 15.-ISpecial.l-Th striking
miners executive board has adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That all companies he allowed 10 work
who will pay last years prices, viz IS and 90 cents
per ton with scale on low coal but no day men shall
be allowed to work at any price until settlement
with all men in the employment Of such companies
repealed.
This action Is understood to mean that Ehr-
Itch & Co., WATSON Il Co., and a number of the
smaller mines will open up and pay last year S
scale, but not on contract for any length Of
time
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rr.,vh, Wreck M newton .Iune,,on

WABASH. Sept 16.-Ispecial. THE track of
the Detroit division Of the Wabash railway is
bloekaded near Newton Junction, this county,
by the special meat train, which was ditched
today by the breaking OF an axle on one Of
the cars. Several cars OF merchandise loaded
with potatoes pulp and beer were piled up in
great confusion and their contents destroyed.
The engine was also thrown from the track
None of the trains crew were injured.
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win Uso tho New Books.

NoBLEsvILLE, Ind, Sept. II. Especial. -
After once declaring they would not use the
new text books, the county board of education
decided to-day to abide by the law. The schools
tendency of Prof. Haines, with the new books.
The trust made brave battle, but was finally
knocked ont
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september Orange Flowers.

BLUFTToN, Sept ll.-lSpecial. mr.. John
s. Gilleland. bookkeeper in the bank Of John
Studabaker & Co., and Miss Leah Freeman
we're united in matrimony this evening at 7
o'clock at the residence OF the brides parents
by the Rev. J. n. Jackson, in the presence Of a
large number of invited guests. The presents
were numerous and handsome. They will re-
side on s. Main-st., where their home is al
ready furnished and ready for occupancy.
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A BAD Girl Comes to Her Senses.

sHELBYvILLE. Sept. l6. Especial i
case Of the state vs.. Abner Ross, charged by
his ffteen-year-old daughter Ella, with outrage
and incest was dismissed by Justice Ellis to-
day, the girl testifying that there was no truth
In the affidavit she made to that effect a week
ago and that she had been put up" to make it
by Mrs. Merinda Ross, her uncle's wife.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
Flyo nnrrest Excavations.

The Burlington route, C., d. & @. railroad,
will sell, on Tuesdays, Aug s and 20, Sept 10
and "A and Oct. 8, harvest excursion tickets at
half rates 10 points in the farming regions of the
West, Southwest and Northwest. Limit thirty
days. For circulars giving details concerning
tickets, rates, time OF trains, ETC., aud for de-
scrptiye land folder, call on your ticket agent,
or address p. S. Eustis General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Chicago, ILL.,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
The shelby Shortage Made Good.

SHELBYyrhbB, Sept. IA Especial - The
amount of County Treasurer Michael Posz's
shortage was ascertained to-day to be S13,OS0.11,
which amount was at once made good by his
bondsmen, to whom he had turned over prop.
erty valued at 81, 800. on which there was IF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mortgage.
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Two Boys Probably Killed.

MUNcIE, Sept. 1S-The boiler of the saw
mill belonging to Benjamin Welch near New
Corner, this county, exploded yesterday, kill
ing one son named Tom, who was running the
engine, and so badly iniuring a younger son
that his death is hourly expected. Mr.. Lee,
who was working at the mill, escaped unin-
iured, and the father was absent at the time.
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
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A Farm residence Burned.

GREENWOOD, Ind, Sept. 13.-lSpecial.l-
The farm residence. four and one-haf miles
of here, of Jacob s. Comingore was consumed
by fire this morning, and also all the furniture
except few articles. This is quite loss. II
was a large two-story frame. Insurance on
building and contents, $1,000 which will not
cover the total loss. Mr.. Comingore was absent.
He is the foreman at the packing-house of VAN
camp q Sons, indianapolis.
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Gored By an Or-Fire.

COLUMBUS Sept 15.- Especial Thomas
Fry, who resides near Hope, in this county,
was gored by a vicious OK yesterday, in the
lower part of the abdomen. The physician
who attended the wounded man took ifty-two
stitches to close the wound.
The residence of Wash Polorf, near Eliza
BEETHOVEN, was burned last night Loss, $500;
no insurance. The family had not been at
home for n week
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WINCHESTER, Sept 1S.-Tspecial.l-H. B.
Nichols, recently one of the parties in an esca-
pade at Fort Wayne, and an employe of P. II.
Dean, the most prominent photographer here.
has skipped out under an assumed name, TAX
ing with him Deans gold watch. He is sup
posed to be in Ohio and detectives are on his
frocl
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
Congressman owens Fences Down.

LoGANsPoRT, Sept l2.-LSpecal.l-D. W.
Tomlinson, received his commission as post
master at Logansport yesterday. The appoint
ment OF Tominson knocks the chances OF w.
ID. Owen being returned 10 the next congress.
The soldiers have sworn vengeance against him.
Daniel Null, q soldier who laid in Libby prison
almost two years, was an applicant for the
place, and had the backing.of ali the soldier
element here. But Dan Tomlinson, a civilian,
was given the place.
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A High Degree Mason Dead.

HUNTINGTON. Sept. 15.-[Special.l Henry
F. Drawer, druggist of this city, and one of
the most prominent men in the county, died
suddenly last night of neuralgia Of the heart
He was prominent in the masonic order in this
state, being a thirty-second degree mason. lie
was serving as master of Amity lodge of this
city at the time of his death. The funeral
arrangements will be under the direction of the
order
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
RInnton,s Rnsine.s Boom.

BLUFFToN, Sept 1l.-lSpecial. THE Bluff
ton light and fuel company is laying pipes
within half mile Of the city, and claims that
it will turn on the gas on Oct 1. Three new
business blocks are under construction; also a
new courthouse, besides large number of new
residences in all parts OF the city.
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s.. Meinraa,. CommercInI pepnrtment.

JASPER, Sept. 12.-Tspecial.l-The CONNER
cial department of St. Meinrad's college, now
located here was formally opened to-day. Adj
dresses were delivered by the Revs. Luke, Ath-
anasias, Prof. A. NJ. Sweeney and the county
superintendent A large gathering witnessed
the opening exercises. Twenty-seven students
reported and large number are yet expected.
The college is quite an addition TO Jasper.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18
Two Suicides nv Woman

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Sept 16. -[Special.l-
Mrs. Thomas Gof, widow. aged forty-fve years,
living ten miles south of this city, committed
suicide Saturday night by hanging. Also, Mrs.
James Kinkead, an old lady residing at Ladoga,
shufed off this mortal coil to-day by cutting
her throat. No cause is assigned for the act.
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no Corer I'M mo Crime.

LoGAYsPoRT, Sept. 10 Especial Some
startling Developments are being made regard
ing the death of VIM. Mcintyre who was run
over and cut to pieces by a train of cars last
Sunday morning. Evidence before Coroner
Ballard show that Mcintyre was knocked
down by three tramps and killed and then
thrown on the track 70 cover up the crime.
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of paralysis. He was reputed to be one of the
best real estate lawyers in the state, and the
best pleader at this bar. thoroughly versed in
all the nice distinctions and technicalities OF the
old common law system of pleading. The de-
ceased will be inferred at the cemetery Of this
city Sunday afternoon,
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A Yonnr Nfother Aged seventy-sIx.

GOSHEN, Sept 15.-[special. John Praugh-
aged eighty-four, living here, has become the
father OF a bouncing baby boy, presented to
him by his wife, aged seventy-six.
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FORT WAYNE SENSATION.
The Mysterious Disappearance OF Robb
Mackie and Its sequel.

me Mysterious Disappearance OF kobb
Mackie and It's sequel.
FORT WAYNE, Sept 13-l Special The
strange disappearance of Supt. Robb Mackie of
the Fort Wayne electric light works cannot be
fathomed 5y his Fort Wayne friends and bust
ness associates. The officers of the electric
light company are greatly distressed over
the matter and have teegraphed assurances
from members OF Mr.. Maekie's family in the
East that they are making every effort to learn
of his whereabouts. He was to have been mar
ried Wednesday evening last to an estimable
young lady of COoperstown, n. y, and had
gone to that place and secured lodging at
hotel there. After he had failed to keep his
engagement at the marriage ceremony his we'd
ding suit was found at his hotel apartment. He
Is one of the most brilliant electricians in the
land, and man incapable Of any dishonorable
act. Gen. Manager Mcdonald OF the electric
light company is inclined TO believe that Mr..
Mackie went from Cooperstown TO one of the
seaside resorts for an ocean bath and was a
victim of the great storm that recently ragged
on the Atlantic coast.
FORT WAYNE Sept. 15.-[Specal THE
latest developments in the matter OF the disap-
pearance Of Mr.. Robert Mackie the electrician
are astounding, and involve the reputation OF a
married woman Of this city. The two are re-
ported 10 have been seen In Montreal very re.
Gently. Mackie's business engagements in
fort w ayne nave oeen suddenly brought TO n
close by bis employers. InfatuatiOn or tenn.
porary alteration OF mind are the only theories
advanced by his friends TO account for the
strange affair Mackie had engaged elegantly
furnished apartments in fashionable residence
and many costly presents awaited the coming
of his New York bride.
FORT WAYNE, Sept 16.-TSpecal. Frank
Falker has arrived from Chicago. and the COS
sip that has connected the name and reputation
OF his wife with the fight OF Robb Mackie has
changed t0ssorrowful admissions upon bis part
and 10 general expressions of sympathy for
him. Mr.. Falker formerly the city mar
shall OF Fort Wayne and held one Of the subord-
mate places in the last legislature. Thus he
has become widely known. For much of the
time last year business has called him out Of
the city. The rest is q story OF broken VOWS
and infdelity upon the part Of his
wife, ending with her flight with
her paramour upon the very eve Of
his marriage TO Miss Steere OF Cooperstown,
N. y. Mackie had roomed at Falkers house.
and there he fell sick. The young wife nursed
him, loved him and fell with him. II appears
that after he left TO I'LL his marriage engage
mentrhe wired him 10 meet her at Albany
making oil sorts Of threats II he did not comply.
lie was weak enough 10 leave Cooperstown and
the gathering wedding guests and keep that en-
gagement From Albany they went 10 Montreal.
Mr.. Falker said to-day that he thought they
were now en- route 10 Europe. As for himself
he had not decided upon his course. Mrs. Fal-
ker's mother Is well nigh distracted with grief.
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Crushed To Death In the Elevator.

LAFAYETTE, Sept 12.-fSpecial. Richard
Muer. porter in the employ of o. w. Pierce &
Co.. was caught in the elevator this evening
and crushed TO death. lie came here recently
from Albion, ILL.,, where he was once in bust.
MAJ
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killing the Fatted CAR.

SEYMOUR, Sept 49, Especial = Freddie
Hodapp, aged fifteen, who mysteriously dis
appeared from his home one year ago, re-
turned last night, and the fatted calf was killed
and all is we'll. He has been over most of the
South and says that his wild oats are sown.
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Almost senIded To Death.

PERU, Sept. 12.-[special. THE three-year-
old son Of William Saucerman an employee OF
the Indiana manufacturing company, met with
a very painful and probably fatal accident yes
terday. The mother Of the child had set
bucket Of scalding water on the floor which she
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-09-18

CoNNERsvlLLE, Sept. 1S.-ISpecial. The
new school books have arrived and the work
of distributing them will be rapidly pushed by
The county board The city board has made no
change as yet but will in the near future
The typhoid fever scare is over and business
b00ms again.
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psath ef narrey ). shlrk.

PERI, Sept l2.-[speciaI. l-HarveyJ. shi-k,
the Oldest member Of the Miami county bar,
and brother Of the late f. H. Shirk, died this
morning az o'clock. lie had been In feeble
health some years. having had three attacks
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OrcnnlEIng Farmer Allinnoes

ANDERSON, Sept. 3.-tSpeciai.l-A farmers
alliance was organized in this township last
night, it being the first one organized in the
county. w. w. Wilson, the state organizer Of
the national farmers alliance association, is
here, and proposes to organize from one to
three alliances In each township in the county.
The attempt to incraft the plan OF trading at
store into the alliance has failed far,
and il is not likely that the farmers OF Madison
county will carry the alliance so iGr as that.
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RUsHvILLE Sept IL. = Especial = Peter
Hobbs an old man aged sevensy-two years. liv-
ing at Glenwood, this county, dropped dead
while digging potatoes.
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his Body Cut In Twain.

LAPoRTE, Sept 1G-[Special. Henry Hack
Gilman, brakeman on the Lake shore road
fell from his train at Burdick this morning and
was instantly killed. The wheels passed over
his abdomen and his body was almost entirely
severed The deceased was young married
man and lived al Elkhart.
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Kllled DIV a FnnIng limb.

HUNTINGTON, Sept. 15.-[Speoiall John
Longnecker of Marion, o., while cutting tim
Der in the southern part of this county, was
struck by falling limb and instantly killed.
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UMoNTowS. Pa, Sept 11.--Twenty-three
Hungarians, convicted to-day of rioting during
the late strike in the coke regions were SEN
fenced to one year each in the work'house.
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The Book Trust Hurled.

GREENWOOD, Sept. 13.-[Special.l - The
public schools commence here next Monday
under the superintendent of Prof Patterson.
They will use the new books. The book trust
is buried in this place.
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A Good citizen Dead.

GREENWOOD, Sept. 13.-[Speeial. flames
II. Carter, aged seventy, and who resided near
whiteland, died last night OF Brghts disease.
lie was a much respected citizen, good neigh
Dor and reliable democrat Of the old school.
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Death Of N rhousand-Doiinr Mare.

CRAwFoRDsvTLLE, Sept 15.-"Baby c." a
valuable mare belonging to Crouch & Travis
Lafayette, died at the fair grounds this morn
ing of collie She was four years old with a
record OF 1856 and was considered worth 81 000
No insurance
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was scrubbing and the little fellow backed into
it and was so badly scalded that he was imme-
diately seized with commissions from which he
has not yet recovered.
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sHELBYvTLLE, Sept i5.--[special. flames
Hill, the sixteen-year-old SON Of George Hill, a
prominent and wealthy farmer OF this county,.
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was, it is feared. fatally injured yesterday even
ing. by being run over and crushed by wagon
loaded with gravel.
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Pimples, boils and other humors are liable TO
appear when the blood gets heated. To cure
them, take Hoods .Sarsaparilla.
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