The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-27

in connection with that papers charges against
the Irish members of the house.
Simon Jennings member of the Connect
cut legislature, president OF the Jennings bit
and auger works at Deep River, one OF the
largest manufacturers of the state, and whose
fortune amounts to 100000, was taken 70
private insane asylum Thursday.
Ex-GOv. George Peabody Wetmore, who
seems the fayorite in the for the chair
vacated by Senator Chace, Is the husband Of
the handsome Mrs. Wetmore who is said 70
have declined at Hamburg last summer to be
presented 10 the prince Of Wales
Notwithstanding assertions that Lima oil
could not be refined, the Standard company
cOntemplates enlarging the Solar refinery az
Lima, o., which at present has capacity Of
10000 barrels per day, and has been running
day and night ever since II was built
The Cincinnati express, west-bound on the
B. & O., was caught by fifteen or twenty tons
of earth and rock just it entered West Alex
ander tunnel late last night The whole train
was thrown from the track. but, almost mirac-
ulously, no one was killed or even seriously in
jured.
II is believed that Gladstone will shortly pre-
sent TO his followers new scheme for home
rule for Ireland. The unionists are reported
as much alarmed at their position, and DESTROYS
of doing something for Ireland in the way OF
land purchase to strengthen their position, II
possible.
Antonio Bevinino, who assisted "Red Nose
Mike" in the murder of Paymaster Mcclure,
near Wilkesbarre, Pa, has been arrested in
Italy. Nillalla, the other murderer has been
in ail for some time. Both will be brought to
Wilkesbarre for trial, and if convicted hanged
with Mike.
The mission of Herbert Bismarck to London
is to arrange for the visit of Emperor William
to Queen Victoria this summer. He will also
confer with the foreign minister regarding col
onial policy, with the view of an agreements
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man interests.
In the house of commons Tuesday the RI.
Hon. Sir James Ferguson, parliamentary sec
rotary for the foreign office, announced that
certain serious questions between England and
the sultan of Morocco had not been settled,
and that a portion of the British channel
squadron had consequently gone to Iangier.
During the debate in the lower house Of the
Hungarian diet Tuesday, a man in the vesti-
bule, supposed to be lawyer, insulted Herr
RohoncZy, liberal deputy. The latter fired a
revolver at the man, hitting him In the thigh
The wound is not serious The shooting caused
great excitement among the students, who had
assembled in large numbers outside, but they
dispersed quietly.
When Herr Won Tisza arrived at the lower
house of the Hungarian diet, Wednesday morn
ing the large crowd that had gathered outside
the building groaned and Missed at the prime
minister shouting Get Out resign" An
alteration took place in the house between
Herr Polonyi and Herr Kroitzik. The quarrel
will probably lead to a duel. The house held a
secret sitting to discuss the matter
The rumors that the L. S. 5. Yantic had
been ordered to get ready to 90 10 Hayu 70 re-
Iieye the Galena, which was at Cape Haytien
at last accounts, are denied. The ON
GERS of the vessel fear that II tbs
Yantic should be sent TO Hayti yellow fever
would again break out on the vessel, and ex-
pose the lives of the officers and crew to the
dangers of that disease, notwithstanding that
she was thoroughly cleansed and fumlgated
since she returned from Hayti.
The superior court Monday morning handed
in two opinions in the cases testing the cOnstl-
nationality of the public works and police and
fire board acts for this city. The majority
opinion, written by Judge Howe, Judge
Walker concurring, maintains that the bills are
unconstitutional. Judge Taylor dlssents. lie
finds the bills sound and valid. However, the
supreme courts opinion will be the final test
The cases by common consent 60 at once TO
thai tribunal.
At the close of the week the leading branches
of trade show no decided change for the better,
either in tone or in the volume OF business
transacted. Breadstuffs continue to show
downward tendency, but provisions are better
sustained. Groceries are more active, and
prices on all leading articles show strong APP
probation. Dairy products remain easy. 1he
money market shows but little variation, under
liberal supply of idle money, and but little
improvement in the demand from borrowers.
The New York banks have lost over Il ,2JO,OVO
in reserve during the week.
The Rev. Sam Small seems destined TO create
big disturbance in Georgia politics yet. lndi-
cations now point to his candidacy for
| congress in the Atlanta district, and If he goes
into the race he will make things lively. OF
the eleven counties in this district nine are pro-
hibition counties, and in all OF them Small is
very strong. He is probably the best political
! organizer and canvasser in the district, and in
! the Hammond-Arnold race, when Arnold
/ ought 10 have been declared elected, Small
! was Arnolds righthand man. Judge Stewart
who now represents the district, lives in
/ Griffin Should Small, an Atlanta man. make
/ the fight against Stewart, the Atlanta feeling
would alone be enough TO carry Small through.
/ Sam has begun getting on the inside with the
prohibitionists OF the district by offering prizes
! in each county for the best prohibition essay
/ by boys.
1 Mr.. J. A. Price, deputy inspector, State
! tobacco warehouse No. D Baltimore, Nd,
cordially recommends Salvation Oil for neu-
ralgia. Price, % cents