The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

near Calera, Ala, while resisting arrest by
deputy sheriff
William L. Radcliffe was arrested at shelby
vile, Ind, on a charge of dispoSing OF mort
gagged property.
P. NJ. Arthur denies that he intends resign
ing as chief engineer of the brotherhood of To-
connective engineers.
a colored man enticed a ten-year-old white
girl into his room at Findlay, O., Saturday, and
brutally assaulted her.
Vice President-elect Morton has leased the
fine residence of A. Graham Bell, the telephone
inventor, in Washington.
MAJOR r H. Braggins pleaded guilty a
Cleveland, o., 10 Indictment covering for
gerles amounting to s. AS.
man named Davis, seventy-six years of
age, committed suicide near Liberty, Ind. by
hanging himself in barn.
Representative Burrows of Michigan thinks
an extra session of congress necessary, AMI will
SO advise the president-elect.
The senate has added an item OF $4,000 10
the consular bill for the purpose of protecting
American interests in Samoa.
prosperous farmer named Reid, living
near Arlington, Ind, hung himself in a wood
shed. Ill health was the cause.
Thomas Swening was killed during a quarrel
at Memphis, Tenn. by Harry Overton, the son
OF prominent st. Louis citizen.
The street car lines of the AtIantic-ave rail
road company, Brooklyn, are tied up. The en-
ployes demand s. per day of ten hours.
The directors OF the Niahoning coal railroad
company have declared a dividend of per
cent. on common stock, payable Feb. 1.
Jacob Oberinger, wealthy farmer of Otto
vile, o., who disappeared from his home sew
eral days ago, was found dead in field.
An unsuccessful attempt was made by masked
men near Ludlow, Ky, to rob an express
train on the Cincinnati Southern railroad.
John Eldred, who had been drinking heavily
went to sleep between two hot blasts at the
Gerard (O.) furnace and was sufocated by
gas.
Thomas Harris was shot and probably fatally
wounded by .. w. Gibson, at Nincennes, Ind
A woman is supposed to have caused the
trouble
The liquor dealers of Allegheny county,
Pennsylvania. have organized an association TO
oppose the proposed prOhibitOry amendment
in that state.
At Marietta, O., Henry Posey was fatally cut
with razor by Lee Van Walt because ne re-
fused to give Van Walt fifty cents with which
TO buy beer.
1t is stated that nearly one hundred and fifty
indictments have thus far been returned in the
election cases by the federal grand jury at
indianapolis.
The Glasgow iron company has closed down
Its steel plant near POttsdam, Pa, and dis
charged its employees, nearly two hundred and
fifty in number.
Rev. Boyd Vincent was consecrated at Gin
cincinnati last Thursday bishop of the southern
diocese of Ohio. 4 reception was rendered
him in the evening.
John Wanamaker declined to say anything
TO reporters upon his arrival at Philadelphia as
to what was the result OF his recent conference
with Gen. Harrison.
Arthur Sinsel, supervisor of bridges and
buildings on the O. Il NJ. division in West Nir-
ginia, was run over by cars at Wheeling, ".
Va, and fatally injured.
The body of Mrs. Kate Mittendorf, who
mysterlously disappeared from her home re-
Gently in Cincinnati, was found in the canal
near that city yesterday.
Thursday night burglars made q bold but I'M
successful attempt 10 rob the Connecticut River
national bank at Charleston, y. III. Afterward
they robbed the postoftice of S25
The senate substitute for the Mills bill has
been referred to the ways and means commit
tee in the house. Mai. Mckinley predicts that
it will be smothered by the committee.
1t is said that an emiSsary of Gen. Harri-
son, who has made 4 secret tour OF New York
state, collecting opinions on the cabinet ques-
ton, has reported in favor of Warner Miller.
Joseph A. Moore, agent of the Connecticut
Mutual life insurance company, Is charged
with embezziing 100000 of the funds belonging
to the company. He is reported as having
gone.
John II. Micklish, a cigar dealer at CIeve-
land o., was fined 500 and costs and sen
fenced to six months imprisonment in the
work-house for enticing little girls into his
store.
married woman was dragged from her bed
by White Caps, near Bloomington, Ind. and
beaten numerically with heavy switches.
The gave no excuse to the woman for their
brutal action.
Samuel VI. FELTON,, president of the Pennsyl-
,o,,io ctaal and nv-nracidnpf of ba
Philadelphia, Wilmington d Baltimore rail-
road died in Philadelphia Thursday night
aged seventy-nine.
An inquest into the death of conductor
who was killed in a railroad collision near
Columbia, Pa, developed the fact that the
engineer and fireman were both asleep at the
time of the accident.
John Wanamaker of Philadelphia arrived
in indianapolis last week and had a three
hours interview with President-elect Har
rison. Col. New thinks that he has been
offered place in the cabinet.
C. LebOirere, a school-teacher of Richie
county West Virginia, was assaulted by high
waymen near Marietta, O., who Knocked him
senseless robbed him Of his money and shoes
and threw him into pool of water.
Miss Carrie Clark, a school teacher in Lucas
County, Ohio, received a letter from White
Caps warning her to leave her school. The
matter has been placed in the prosecuting at
The fight between Henry Walter of Phila-
delphia and Cal Mccarthy of Jersey City TO de-
eide the American championship in the bantam
weight class, took place at Gloucester, y. j.,
on the 25th instant. Mccarthy won in the fifth
round.
At Forker Mo-, Joe Howell attempted to
outrage widow with whom he boarded. Fear
ing the vengeance OF her neighbors, should the
assault become known, he drew a revolver and
killed the entire family Of four persons. He
was arrested
In the latest foreign budget are the follow
ing items: William o BrieD has not yet been
captured In his absence the trial proceeded
and he was sentenced to four months im-
prisonment without hard labor. Father
Mccarthy received similar sentence. A riot
occurred at Clonmel upon the arrival there OF
the police with prisoners from Carrick-on-Suir
The British troops have all left Suakim.
There are indications of a quarrel between
France and Italy over the emigration of Rus
slams to Abyssina.
The volume OF business in local commercial
circles at the close of business last week was
light; the produce markets remained easy ana
the merchandise markets were steady in gem
eral Reports from industrial lines give no new
feature of Importance. The money market was
again dull, unusually so for the closing day Of
the week, and an easy tone prevailed, money
continuing TO accumulate. Local securities
were less active, and while the leading stocks
were strong other stocks were irregular. The
New York hanks gained materially in reserves