The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-27
and passenger wounded. Only 500 was

property.
The result of the cross-examination OF Pipott
before the Parnell commission was his utter
discontinue.
Two supreme Judges were run into by bicy-
Gle rider at indianapolis and seriously injured
last Thursday.
man, supposed to be Jacob Rossman. of
Evansville Ind committed suicide at Cincin-
natl last week
The Flathead Indians in Montana territory
are said TO be arming themselves and an out
break is feared.
The Diamond match company of Akron, o.,
will locate his strawboard and printing works
at Wabash, Ind.
Hugh S. Mckinney, brakeman, killed in a
wreck on the Chicago Burlington d Quincy
at Galesburg Ill.
Henry H. Bell, ex-treasurer of Monroe town.
ship, Holmes county, Ohio, has been indicted
for ENLIGHTENMENT.
John Quirk has been arrested at Chardon,
O., on charge of sending threatening letters
through the mails.
Henry H. Wheeler, freight claim agent Of
the Wabash road at St. Louis. is missing. His
accounts are short.
Ed Reeves, the train robber, has been SEN
fenced at Austin, Tex, to impris onment In the
penitentiary for life.
Rudolph Blankenburg Co.'S large import
ing house at Philadelphia was burned Tues
day. Loss, $4,000.
Fire at Norfolk, Va, Thursday, destroyed
two dry goods houses worth $780, and Sl5-
600 worth of lumber
The anthracite coal companies of Pennsyl
vania will shut down two days each week, TO
restrict their output
Extraordinary precautions were taken for the
safety OF the train bearing Presidentelect Har-
rison to Washington.
Jay Gould has resigned as one OF the d.
rectors of the Delaware, Lackawanna West
ern railroad company.
". NJ. Leo, Minneapolis of the firm of Leo
d Mueller, dealers in furnaces, is missing, with
5000 of the firms money.
Maggie Murphy. a domestic, undertook to
start re with coal oil at Cincinnati, and was
terribly burned last Friday.
At Mention, Ind, last Thursday, Thomas
Seals struck Alvin Sherman with a monkey
wrench, fatally injuring him.
Sing Yon, the trusted cashier OF See, Son &
Co; Chinese merchants, Chicago, has skipped
with $500 of the firms cash.
August Mechley, aged seventeen years, was
cut and dangerously wounded by William
kriete at Cincinnati Thursday.
The summer residence of John Huntington,
Standard oil magnate at North Dover, o.,
burned Monday. Loss $4,000.
George s Blanchard died Thursday at the
Good Samaritan hospital in Cincinnati while
undergoing surgical operation.
wounded his vile last Thursday near Stanford,
Ky. A mob is searching for MIN.
portion of the Boston & Lowell railroad
freight shed at Boston burned Tuesday. Loss
on building and contents, $4,000.
The Interstate commerce commissioners are
investigating the Northwestern railroad CON-
Dany's methods of doing business.
At Norwalk, O., a young lady, who took
chlorOform to alleviate pain in the extraction
OF tooth died in a dentists Otiirp
Emma Barnett, employed as saleswoman
in store at San Francisco, shot and danger
0usly wounded man named Davis.
During quarrel in Leroy Clark's gambling
den, Chicago, Walter Scott, colored, shot and
killed Luther Reynolds, also colored.
The engineer of the Cincinnati chamber of
commerce last week received a White Cap
warning attached TO a hangman's moose.
A druggist at Cleveland, o., cut his throat
Saturday With a butcher-knife because Of
White Cap threats made by practical jokers.
Jack Brown, a noted scont, was shot and
killed near Ell Paso, Tex, last week by Ada
Hume, known as the Territorial Nightingale"
A mysterious epidemic is raging in Webster
county, Kentucky. Many death have oc-
Cured and new cases are being reported daily.
number of boys, ranging from ten to four
teen years of age, have been arrested on the
charge Of burglarizing Cincinnati business
houses.
julius Denninger, a Cincinnati harness.
maker, committed suicide last week by shoot
ing himself through the mouth. Jealousy was
the cause.
The Hon. Jesse Calhoun, prominent planter
of Pike county, Ark, suicided. Shame over
the arrest of his son in Texas for murder was
the cause.
Four scholars were seriously injured in
school at Deweyville, o., by the explosion of
dynamite cartridge dropped by boy who was
triiling with it.
Maxwell NJ. Fisher, Detroit millionaire, has
been sued for $4,000 damages for alleged
breach of promise of marriage by Mrs. Nellie
Goodwill a widow.
The body of William NJ. Batterton was found
in the canal at Cincinnati last Thursday. His
skull was crushed, and there is a suspicion
that he was murdered.
Sarah f. Heustis of Newton county, Massa-
chusetts. has been given judgment against the
Michigan Central railroad for $1,000 for in
juries received in a wreck.
Henry Cordera, a French Canadian, was
struck on the head with a dish by his wife,
during quarrel last Saturday, and Instantly
killed. The woman was arrested.
Incendiaries in Pennsylvania by the use of
a chemical compound consisting of powder
and some other unknown substance, have
caused the destruction of about twenty build
ings.
George H Thomas post. G. A. R.. of Indi-
from the New Denison hotel to the Union sta
ton Feb. %, the occasion of his departure for
Washington.
DR.. Reuben R. Stone of the New York milk
and cream company, who claims that he sells
nearly five thousand quarts of milk daily to in
valids and children, has been arrested on a
charge of sdulterating milk.
At meeting of representatives of the va
rious republican clubs of Cincinnati, held on
the 22d inst, a resolution was adopted request
ing congress 10 make the 30th of April this
year national holiday, it being the centennial
anniversary of the Inauguration of President
Washington.
DIR. d. w. Bliss, one of the physicins who at
tended President Garfield, is lying dangerously
i'll at his residence in Washington, and is not
expected to survive. He has been in bad health
for many months. and last week his condition
was aggravated by an attack of paralysis, fol-
lowed by cerebral hemOrrhage.
Mormon missionaries are again at work in
the southern part of Dubois county, but so far
have made converts to their polygamous
teachings. There is large-sized following of
ant-polygamous MOrmons in southern Indiana
mostly among the small farmers. The district
is presided over by Elder Moses K Scott, and
comprises Dubois, Floyd johnson, Crawford
Perry and Harrison counties. The member
ship is about eight hundred.
There was but little trading in produce lines
at the close of business last week and an easy
tone prevailed for flour and grain, but there
was an improved feeling in provisions with
fair demand for lard. Groceries sold more