The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-07-03
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Recent Minor Events Briefly Photographed
For "The Weekly Sentinel"

Recent Minor Events Briefly Photographed
For ''The Weekly Sentinel"
A strange insect is running the corn in Iowa.
Five glass factories at Fostor1a, o., have shut
down.
There are 1854 prisoners in the Ohio peni.
Tertiary.
Fred Douglass has been appointed minister
to Hayti
There are 1910 veterans in the Dayton SOL
diers' home.
England has rejected French demands re-.
garding Egypt.
The president will leave Washington July ,
for Woodstock.
All efforts to check the forest fires in Mon
tana have failed
Charlie Mitchell says that Jake Kilrain is in
splendid condition.
Yale beat Harvard six lengths In the uni
versIty race Friday.
The cotton-seed oil trust has earned s., 6O0,00O
during the past year.
William Walter Phelps has been appointed
minister to Germany.
The weather during June was unfavorable
for the growth of cotton.
Three persons were injured by a gas explo-
sion at Boston Saturday.
The republicans of Ohio renominated Gov.
Foraker last Wednesday.
The funeral of Mrs. ex-President Hayes &C.
CURED at Fremont Friday.
Lena Weber was murdered by burglar at
La Crosse, Wis, Thursday.
The eldest daughter of the prince of Wales is
betrothed to the earl of Fife.
Nothing new developed Sunday in the Anna
Weiss murder case at st. Louis.
An electric storm passed over Racine, Wis.,
Thursday doing much damage.
Detroit capitalists have secured control of
the water power at Depere, Wis.
The French deputies passed Panama canal
relief bill by vote OF SSS to 5S.
Russia has given a large order to a French
mandatory for small-bOre rifles.
Iron manufacturers refuse to sign the new
scale adopted by the amalgamated.
Patrick Leonard was instantly killed by
lightning near Urbana, o., Friday.
Judge Andrew Duff, register of the o. s.
land Office at Tucson, A. T., Is dead.
James Barrett, an Indiana convict, has been
driven mad by solitary confinement.
Wiley Mathews, the fugitive Bald Knobber,
has been found near Van Buren,, Ark.
The present population of Chicago is esti-
mated 10 be over nine hundred thousand
Buffalo Bill Thursday entertained the Amer
lean cyclists at the Wild West show, In Paris.
DIR. S. C. Ayres of Cincinnati has been elected
president of the American medical association.
in the Blue river at Sheffield, Mo-. Thursday.
John Brown, aged seventeen, committed sui.
eide by hanging near Plattsburg, n. Y, Sstur-
day.
Three moonshine distilleries were captured
and destroyed in Floyd county, Virginia, last
week.
A number Of Jars containing silver coins were
recently unearthed in an old field near Keyser,
W. Va.
Mrs. Fred Hess died at Lafayette Saturday
from the effects Of a dose of morphine taken
with suicidal intent.
The Moody conference of college students
began at Mortified, Mass, Sunday, and will
continue until July 10.
Premier Crispi declares that the vatican seeks
to involve Italy in war for the purpose of re-
covering temporal power.
The Sioux commissioner has gone to the
Brule (Neb.) agency. The Indians are still
adverse 10 signing the BILL
Albert Victor, eldest son of the prince of
Wales is said TO be betrothed to Victoria of
Prussia, the emperors sister.
At Uniontown, KY, Friday, Martin Hold
gems, the town marshal, committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a razor.
The efforts of the state board of charities to
settle the differences between the Indiana OPP
orators and miners have failed.
A colored boy named Blackford is charged at
Chattanooga with stealing two silver dollars
covering the eyes OF dead baby.
While returning from church at Decatur,
Ala, William Caldwell (colored), was shot and
killed by Frank Warren, also colored.
The president and cashier of the old First
national bank at indianapolis are charged with
violating the law in reference to loans.
Jake Kilrain says that the proclamation of
Gov. Nichols forbidding the fight between him
and Sullivan will have no effect on the mill,
as it can be fought in three other states and yet
be within the required limit of 200 miles from
New Orleans.
Near Clifton, Tex, Saturday, an old man
named Olsen, who lived with his son-in-law,
! abused his daughter. and was ordered by her