The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-07-03

husband to desist. Procuring a shotgun, he
chased the family out of the house, set fire to
the premises and persisted in the flames.
The monument of the Sixty-irst New York
infantry regiment at Gettysburg was dedicated
Sunday.
The late Gen. Withers of Kentucky, left the
principal part of his estate to his sons and
daughters.
A proposed meeting at Cork to protest against
the evictions on the POnsonby estates has been
proclaimed.
The story that Mgr Persico had learned of
plCt against his life if he returned to Ireland
has no basis.
Major Napier, colored convict who had es-
capped from prison in Indiana, was recaptured
at Dayton, o.
Near Evansville last Friday Fred Schisler cut
an artery in his arm with a pocket-knife and
bled to death.
DR.. Eugene Thayer, a well known organist of
New York, committed suicide with a revolver
last Thursday.
S. C. Morgan, cashier of the State bank Of
Sidney, Neb., suicided by shooting. Business
reverSes cause.
The Rev. S. S. Hard fell through an elevator
shaft at ChilhcOthe, O., Monday, and was
fatally injured.
William Wyatt of Marion, Ala. died at Chat
tanooga from the effects of an overdose Of laud-
anum Saturday
The Delagoa Bay railway trouble is of con-
siderable moment. The United States is to
send man-ofwsr.
Walter Hamp murdered his wife at Spring
field, Ill, Monday, and then committed suicide
by shooting himself.
Near Birds Station, H.. Saturday, James
Shaw was shot and fatally wounded by his
step-son, whom he reprimsnded for devoting
more time to dime novels than to farm work.
y vein of iron ore, nine miles in length and
IN average thickness of seventeen feet, has
been discovered near Birmingham, Ala.
A bill was introduced in the Belgian cham
Der recently by the minister of finance for
Congo railway subscription of S2,0O0000.
Receiver Hunt is the only person who was
dangerously injured by the accident on the Q.
n. W. R. at Duck creek trestle recently.
George w. Wright, well-known business
man of Philadelphia, is said 10 be $4,000 short
in his accounts as treasurer of the o. of T.
Commencing Monday, a number of rolling.
mills in the Schuyikill valley will advance the
wages OF puddlers from s. to S5.25 per ton.
1t is stated that gold is pouring into Russia
and Austria from South America in the same
manner as during the Franco-Prussian war
The London police dispersed a salvatiOnist
parade Last week smashing their musical in
struments aud injCring some of the soldiers"
T. T. Cakes, president of the Northern Pa
cifc, emphatically denies that his company
proposed to withdraw from It's Canadian rela-
tons
Indians threaten to wreck Northern Pa
cihc train because, they claim, an Indian
was shot from train by officers in pursuit Of
them.
A train on the Ohio & Northwestern railway
went through a trestle near Batavia, o., Friday
Fifteen persons were injured, two probably
fatally.
The liquor dealers of South Dakota have per
fected an organization against the adoption of
the prohibition clause of the Sioux Falls con-
stitutiOn.
E. P. Wilkinson, charged with killing
Thomas Gallagher, was convicted of murder in
the second degree at WHkesbarre, Pa, last
Thursday.
Nine men employed in a furniture estab-
lishment at Chattanooga struck because
colored man was employed to assist a white
workman.
Experts from Yale and Harvard mines will
go 20 England to teach Englishmen the finer
points of base ball, that they can play it
themselves.
The act recently passed BY the Indiana legis-
lature providing for beef inspection has been
declared unconstitutional by the Porter county
circuit court
Frank BIaxa, Bohemian, was stabbed and
instantly killed at Chicago, Saturday, by Stan
islaus Dimboiski The killing was the result
of an old feud.
A limited express train on the Boston & Al
bsny railroad, was ditched near New Haven,
CT, Saturday: Three persons were killed and
a number seriously injured
Miss Elizabeth Drexel. daughter of the late
Joseph Drexe and Mr.. John Ninton Dahl
gren, son of the late Rear Admiral Dahlgren,
were married at New York Saturday.
The secretary of war has directed that offices
ta1 Of h.
draped in mourning for period of thirty days,
as mark of respect TO the memory of the Hon.
Simon Cameron.
In the Federal court mt indianapolis, Samuel
Ruffin was charged with assailing the character
of a young lady named Miller. in letters writ
ten on a typewriter. Ruihn courted Miss Mil
Ter, but was rejected.
Alonzo Barrett, the counterfeiter, at Indian
apolis turned states evidence, and gave the
story of the manufacture and sale of the ten
dollar bills that have been passed SO success
fully throughout the state.
The state dental association elected Friday
T. A. Goodwin of Warsaw, president; c. A.
Budd, Muncie, first vice-presldent; A. j. Smith.
Greenfield, second vice-president; Merritt
Wells, city, treasurer and r. w. Van Valzah,
Terre Haute, secretary. Next June the aSsOci-
alton will meet at Maxinkuckee, and practice
on the summer resorters at that place.
Business at the close of the week showed but
little change from the week before. The agri-
cultural outlook continues to improve, and
manufacturing, transportation and banking in
terests are drawing new life from this fact The
leading produce markets ruled quiet but firm,
under moderate offerings of flour and no pres
sure to sell provisions. Dairy products steady
and groceries quiet. The money market was
more active, rejecting the preparations making
for July settlements. Government bonds re-
NAMED firm but quiet. The New York banks
lost over million dollars in net reserve during
the week,
Articles of Incorporation.