The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-22

sold to J. Durham of Muskegon, Mich for
There are renewed rumors that Queen Vic
tOrla intends To visit Ireland. The abolition OF
the Yiceroyship OF Ireland is being agitated.
Gen. Supt J. I. Johnston Of the Pittsburg &
Western has resigned and viii be supeTinten-
dent OF the PittSburg division of the 3. d o.
A vigilance committee has been organized to
suppress 'mOonshining" in Alabama. Promi-
nent citizens are at the head Of the movement.
Widows and dependent relatives of officers
and men who lost their lives in the recent ma
tional disaster at Samoa are applying for pen
sions
Gov. Fifer denies the report that he has been
using his influence against the Chicago drain
age bill now pending before the Illinois legis-
lature.
Solomon Hirsch of Oregon has been APP
pointed minister to Turkey, and Clark Z. Carr
OF Illinois minister-resident and consul-generaI
TO Denmark.
At Nashville Tenn. Friday, James F. Turner
shot and MORALLY wounded I. A. HOlton, a
merchant, who had obtained an execution
against him.
q. P. Dorsey, a postal clerk on the Green
wood & Jackson (NIichl railway postoffice line,
has been arrested for rifing test registered
letter of $40.
After three years imprisonment, William
Adams has been pardoned in Indiana, the
prosecuting witness confessing that he was
wrongully convicted.
Brooklyn, y. Y, Friday. He IS supposed to
have committed suicide because he lOst 500 on
the Brooklyn handicap.
Near Loveland, o., Friday, a young farmer
named Day shot his divorced wife, fatally
wounded his aged father, and set fire to the
woman's residence and barn.
Emperor William has notified the mine own
ers that he desires them 10 make concessions
TO their men, intimating that il viii be the
worse for them ii they do not.
Amanda Hardin and Ann Cunence, both
colored, quarreled over the division of some
soft soap at Russelville KY, Saturday, and the
former was killed by the latter.
At Caseyville, KY, r. G. Thomas, editor OF
the Herald, shot and killed George Elmer, a
prominent merchant. Elmer objected TO a
publication in Thomas paper.
Boyd NJ. Miller. who sued the New York.
Lake Erie d Western railroad company for in
juries sustained while employed by the CON-
pany, has obtained a verdict in his favor for
| SSOG0o.
Samuel Coffman, whom Carter, the bunkoist,
robbed of 5000, failed 10 appear before the
special grand jury at Washington {. H., O. 10
Is limited that the bunko mans friends have
liked things"
The subcommittee of the Samoa conference
decided that Apia should be governed by a
council of six, three natives, and one repre-
sentative each OF England, Germany and the
| United States. The English do not like il.
No new features developed in business mat
| tiers last week. The volume OF trade was again
moderate in produce lines. and an easy tone
| rather than otherwise prevailed, and the move
/ ment in merchandise branches was slow, with
narrow fluctuations in prices. The money
market remained quiet. Government bonds
easier. The New York banks gained largely
1 In reserve.
The supreme lodge K. of Fl. has been in ses-
/ sion at indianapolis for several days Beyond
| the selection OF officers nothing of much I'M
| portance has been done no 10 the time Of 60
ing TO press. Judge Savage OF Maine was
elected supreme dictator without opposition.
For the Office of supreme vice-dictator occurred
| the only contest, the two candidates being
/ Maj. Samuel Flotz of Newark, y. J., the retir-
! ing supreme assistant dictator, and Ny. John
| Mulligan of New York. Mr.. FlOtz was sue
| cessful by a vote of 56 TO 2S Mr.. MarSden
| Bellamy of Fayetteville, \. c., was elected SUI
| preme assistant dictator, and Messrs. B. r. Nell
| son and J. w. Branch of St Louis
were reelected as supreme reporter and
supreme treasurer respectively. Mr. +. y.
| Pennington of Pennsylvania, Judge O'key
| johnson of West Virginia and Mr.. Edward
| Bacon of South Carolina were elected trustees
which completed the list of supreme officers.
| Measures were taken which will compel sub
! ordinate lodges to rid themselves OF habltual
drunkards and all other members addicted to
| immoral habits which endanger their lives.
! Protection was thrown around the widows and
! orphans benefit fund such as will prevent any
| encroachment upon it in the future in the way
| of payments for other purposes. The supreme
| lodge will meet in Detroit, Mich, next year.