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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
Death of the Hon Henri Monning.

Fort WAYNE, July 3O.-(Special. Private
dispatches TO the family announce the death in
New York City this morning Of the Hon.
Henry Monning of Fort Wayne. In company
h his wife and daughter, Mr.. Morning had
W." several months in European travels,
sPehs e restoration of his health. The
seeking l. IN New York, but the day before
party lande9 ID the returning traveller. Par
ticulars of his disso.. Mrs. and Miss Mon
here until the arrival o. morrow. Deceased
ming with the remains u three He was
had reached the age of sixt. "a ~ the lead.
bS religion a catholic, and was Oh =. !, demo
ers OF bis church. In politics he W. Of the
crat. He served the state as a member srn
legislature. and for two terms as a north~
Indiana prison director, and was serving thu
city for the second time as a water-wOrks
trustee He was county treasurer also for
four years. No citizen wHs more highly
esteemed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
The sunday storma

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Aug. "A violent wind
and rain storm from a southeasterly direction
passed over Newburg, Ind., yesterday morn
ing doing great damage to property in that
place. The Newburg furniture factory was
completely demolished. The dwelling house
Of J. Foley was unroofed and turned complete
~ around. The large dry goods house OF C. f.
Hopkins was also unroofed. A number of
smaller dwellings on the road between New
burg and BOonville were totally demolished
and several persons killed. The loss cannot be
estimated.
MITCHELL. Ind, Aug Especial. Yes
terday's storm in this section proves TO have
been most disastrous TO life and property. y
spring wagon containing a family OF five
father, mother and three small children--was
blown from the roadside into Black creek, and
oil were drowned. Scores OF houses were un-
rooted and several were demolished. The storm
was general throughout southwestern Indiana.
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A -, 900 Libel suit.

CoSSERsvrILE. July 5i.-Lspecial.l- big
libel suit has been hled in the court here for
5000 by a Miss Buser against John Kessler.
IL is claimed that Kessler made slanderous
statements concerning the character Of Miss
Buser. The young lady came here from Ger.
many last August under promise from Kess-
Ter that she could make her home az his house.
The plaintiff IL but twenty-thres years Of age
and spends most Of her sleepless nights crying
and sobbing. The case has caused a great deal
Of comment, and sympathy for the broken
hearted girl j. universal. Kessler was married
only short time ago 10 his second wife. the
frss dying In March, 1855. The case will be
triad Ia October
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07

A Greensburg correspondent OF Cincinnati
paper, claiming TO know all about the alleged
killing of Jesse James at st. Joe, Mo-, says tnat
the man who was killed there was sam Hill,
and not the celebrated outlaw.
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A Premonition OF Death.

Brazil, July Si.-LSpeciall-A sudden
DEATH forecast by premonition. occurred re-
Gently in the ueighborhood two miles northeast
Of Harmony. Ben T. Williams aged about
thiriy-five years who though trying to carry
on his harvesting. had been sick for some
days and was taking medicine went, late in the
evening to the family graveyard on another
part of the Usher homestead, moved and
cleared away the grass by the side OF his infant
child's grave and stal1ed out the space for his
own. He more than usually communi-
cative that evening and did not retire until
about II o'clock. At hall past II his wife was
awakened by his struggling for breath and
found him bleeding from the mouth. lie was
then unconscious and all efforts failed to re-
store him. lie died within an hour or two and
was buried at the spot he had marked out by
his own hand.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07

KoRoMo, July ST. Special THE Diamond
plate glass works Of this city was partially de-
stroyed by fire early this morning, just as the
hands finished making cast The fire
originated in the roof over the great melting
furnace. where a lue passed through ID too
near the woodwork. Nearly al OF the loss is
ia the roof and its supports. Only half a dozen
OF the ovens we're broken in by the falling Tim
hers. The boier-rooms are upiniured. The
FIRE did not get outside 81 the melting and an
healing rooms The loss y estimated NJ not
less than $4,000 fully insured in various COM
panies. Mr.. Soldering. the superintendent,
says he will repair il and be running again in
six weeks or sooner. Thousands OF people have
visited the works to-day.
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= nnsiners IhaiIure.

FRANKLIN, Aug. Especial. There was
quite a stir occasioned IN this city to-day at the
rumor that Thomas White, tnte with the Frank
lin starch works. had made an assignment. The
papers were filed this morning with the re-
corder. with Thomas b. Wood named as trus.
tee. who gave bond of $500.
IL is not known what the assets or
Liabilities amount to. The causes leading to
the assignment are varied, but a number Of
bad accounts in the business OF White & Co..
agricultural dealers at Edinburg are noted.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. White.
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The Re.nIt. Of An Eionement.

SHELBYvILLE, Aug. Especial. About a
year ago Tom Phares, a farmer living in the
north part of the county, left his wife and
family and eloped with Mrs. Mckinney, the
latter desertinea husband. The guilty pair
fed to Taylorsville. where child born
to them. Mr.. Mckinney, who is poor and an
invalid, was. with his two children, taken to
the county asylum. Yesterday Phares and his
paramour had the gall to 60 to the county
asylum and demand the two children
she had deserted. and threaten legal
proceedings If they were not given 10 her
Supt. Clark not only refused to give MP the
children, but gave the precious pair terrible
tongue-lashine and ordered them ffthe place.
In the meantime Mckinney. who was hardly
able to get around was hunting for gun to
10 use on them
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Competition In Gas yau4ed.

PERU, July Si~Special The citizens
natural gas company completed their eleventh
well yesterday, near the Howard county line
The total output of this cOmpahy's wells is
100000 f. net per diem. Notwithstanding
this abundance, however, the company pursues
a niggardly manner OF doing business. Ii can
we'll and truthfully be said that Peru is one Of
the towns in the gas belt that has thus far re-
ceived no benefit { roo the gas ind The fault
fuel. Large inducem ents will be offered to a
new company and nil ,e-tenths of the citizens
could enter into ca ntrsct to take gas of no
~ r company.
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A Fist.Tirht ne Green.burc.

GaEESssvRG. Aug. Especial saturday
morning Dr. :. V. Wright Of this place and
Frank Dowden. cashier Of the First national
bank, got into fight in front Of Joe brakes
jewelTy store. The trouble arose over some.
thing tlIst Dosrdsn had told in the presence OF
Joe Drake. ". r.. Peery, Mayor Dunn and
others a. 70 afec 0fs75 that Wright had charged
Banker Forsyth and one of the Montf0rts who
had been charged sd. There Was a meeting of
parties az Brakes store IN regard 20 the matter.
After hot words Dowden started for the door,
and A. he stepped on the front step Wright
struck him. The men RFappied with each
otaer. and while struggling they fell near the
gutter eith DoWden on TOD. and the fight CON
fiIssesi eaeh eiaWing and striking each others
face until Lawyer Boothe and ex-SheriH Stout
rushed IN sod separated the parties. Dowdeu
and Drake are members Of the same church,
zn5 both belong TO the official board OF the First
n r.. rhrrob
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Another swindIer Abroad.

LAFAYETTE, Aug. Especial. Several
days ago smooth-talking man named Gala
han came here, claiming TO be an agent OF the
Cdtho ie Record Of indianapolis lie took a
number OF subscribers-how many is merely
speculation as yet. and suddenly left. The
hotel proprietor. N. e. Sheehan. wrote to the
proprietor oi the RECORD, AMI received a letter
from Mr.. Alex Chemei saying he knows moth
ing about Callahan, and stating that II he has
collected money on subscriptions 10 his paper
he would appear against him for obtaining
money under false pretenses, II caught Gala
ban. however. Is not here. IL is thought he
took 6fty or sixty subscribers at Il each. He
left a ring with the landlord
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
business Change at FranEIIn.

FRANKLIN. Aug. GENERALIZATION
White. of the large starch manufacturing firm
Of Thompson, White & Co.. has retired from
the firm having sold his interest to Samuel
Cutsinger Of Edinburg for 80, SO; also his resi-
dence property for $4,000. This is an important
business change and may uean good deal for
Franklin. The firm name will remain rs 1t is
for the present. Mr.. White will locate in the
West rs soon ~ his business is settled mp. His
loss 90 this city will be serious, rs he was one of
Franklin's stancheSt business men and has
largely been instrumental in making the starch
works a success.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
a strnnr- O.. wen.

YORKTOWN, July So.-ISpccsl.l-The new
gas we'll got on a tear last evening and made
things lively for few minutes The drillers
had just finished packing and sncbOring it, and
had the gas confined about twenty seconds
when they noticed the pipe starting toward the
sky. The workmeD and byStanders at once be
came panic-stricken aud started pell-nsel in 'si
directions The 500 feet of pipe went upward
until il was all out of the we'll then feIl toward
the main part oil town. just misslng Shlelds
Bros dry goods store and two or three dwell
ings. There were about fifty persons in and
about the derrick, and strange TO say no one
iptprcd
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The Greenfield Postmaster.

GREENFIELD, Aug. 5.-tSpecial.l "A tele.
gram was received here to-day from Atty.-Gen.
Kitchener announcing that Isaac R. Davis had
been appointed postmaster of this city. Mr..
Davis appointment is a square slap in the fare
TO the respectable portion OF the republican
party. who have opposed the appointment and
recommended such men rs Ebert lynn, Mr..
Montgomery. editor of the Greenfield Repttb-
hcdR, and Mr. Lynn, but Boss Black must have
II his way TO secure deputyship for a favor
tie. You may expect howl loud and long
from this part of the vineyard ere long. and
not democratic voice will be heard.
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THE NEWS OF INDIANA.
a NEW swlNDLs AIRED AT SULLIVAN.
Yves It Murder or Snicidee-U. Is. Conference
baptist Jubilee-Fist Fight-A Pre-
monltioD-Importnnt Railway Meet
Ing at Warsaw-MInor Notes

SULLIVAN, July S1.-ISpeciaLl-A woman,
aged about fifty years, with white hair. and q
wonderfully glib talker, is travelling over the
state selling what she claims to be proc
sSs Of wet stamping" by means Of diamond
dyes and gasoline. Her venerable appearance
and smooth tongue are well calculated to deceive
ladies She gave her name as Parker in this
plaee but is reDorted as having used number
- aliases. IL j. unnecessary to say that her
or is worthless. She sells il and inStruc-
recipe rom =. 30 to $500 getting the money
nonS Tor = nd proposing 70 send the materials
IN advance, ~ which never come.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
a Young Man Nearly Murdered.

MITCHELL. July 81. - Especial - Thomas
Reed, young man who clerks for his father,
was assaulted with a saud-bag and had his
skull fractured. He was found lying on a cul-
vert about 10 y. m. He was carried to plat
form IN front Of the Putnam house and left
lying there all night. In the morning he was
again visited and was taken care Of by the
hotel people until his parents arrived when he
was taken home. He has never rallied suff-
GENTLY 70 tell anything in regard to the facts. 1t
Is surmised by some that il was for robbery, as
ne usually carried large amounts OF money on
his person.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
A Much siarried Mar A. I,rr..

JEFFERsoNvLLE, Aug. 4-rSpecial. I-Owney
= eaton, n three-year convict from Spencer
coon ty, who has been "trusty" at the prison
stable. made his escape some time to- day and is
still az Ia. -ge. Heaton claims TO be tho husband
Of ionr liy,,. wives. One OF them is Mrs Ben.
son. the mothcr OF William Benson, the con.
Il urffe r.
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Incend,an Fires.

ST. cporr ug 4.-fSp, cial.l-Public indig-
nation !, being arc. sed 90 ncerning series OF
incendiarv fires which are being perpetrated
hereabout with the apparent purpose oil rob-
49, IT, -, ;u.,apcs is T.. 4 James Riley,
-, 1;o.e., a. the barn. was
set on fire. bnt discovered in TIM 70 save .ne
barn aud other property Will Jn, ,, ~nUSS
farm adjoias Riley's, had a hay stacLs\ 80 -,
day before yesterday, for which no "a he go
incendiarism can be assigned. A VIII. wS;io
the barn OF one Josiah Dean was fired ~,
the family was at dinner. All ran QUIZ o ~
Mrs D., returning for buckets, found robbs -
In the honse
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
A Gold wntch Recover.d-

HUNTINGsBURG, Aug. Especial. About
week ago the residence of C. c. Schneider,
postmaster at this place. was burglarized and a
gold watch stolen. This morning word was re-
eeived from Evansville that Richard Hodge, a
notorious negro. had the watch in his possession
and was under arrest. Marshal Arnsman i'm
n,ediately left for Evansville and brought up
his man tonight. Hodge halls from kentucky.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
Ginnde ~ in Mani.

PERU, July Si.-[special.l-E. d. Dubbs of
this place had horse examined Monday, and
after a thorough investigation veterinary sur
eeons pronounced the disease CHAMBERS. To-
prevent coniagi0n the nimAl was shot The
same gentleman has Two other horses, but
although exposed they 10 not seem TO have
contracted the disease. IL is the first case OF
the kind reported in the ,Dunty aud fears are
entertained among horse inen OF It's spread.
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rlrn nerrr Crnn In CInY.

BRAZIL, July si.--Lspecial. The berry crop
has been abundant In this section Of Hoosier.
dom. Moss * Mons, OF the Maple Ridge fruit
farm, Ashboro, have harvested and marketed
1900 gallons straw be rries, $500 gallons black
berries, and 1000 gallons raspberries. which
were disposed Of az an average OF 40 cents per
gallon for strawber ries. 80 for raspberries and
20 Tor blackberries, making total OF about
$1,000 They paid fin average OF 3 cents n gal
Ion for picking, mailing the sum OF 500 dis
tributed among the women, boys and girls Of
the neighborhood.
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The NobiesviiIs Postonco Muddie.

Nom.EsvuLE, Aug Especial. The post
Office middle in this city has been long and
tedious. Jack Fryblrger, resident OF Wayne
township, was first recommended by Congress
man C;headle, but rs soon rs the recommeuda-
ton Became known here, letters were sent,
thick and fast, to Cheadle. begging him To
choose o man from Noblesvills township. So
numero W. were The letters from prominent citi'
zens that Cheadle concluded 10 withdraw the
first commentator, and IN his stead, has
now reconNIne nded Nathan Royer of this city,
whose name meets with genera satisiacllOn.
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Tho Work Of a vinions Hor.c.

MARTTxsvrrIE, Aug k-lspecial.l -ollie,
the ten-ycar-old son of A. II. Caldwell OF this
city, was kicked in the facc late this afternoon
10y vicious horse which sill possibly result
fatally. lie was visiting his Grandmother
Scaggs few miles enst Of ere and while play
ing about the horse was kic ked IN the face, his
nose being mashed iato "A ely. lie was still
unconscious nj last accounts and the full extent
OF his injuries are not knO'Fn..
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A Narrow Escape.

COLUMBUS Aug. Especial. f-Rent the
eldest son Of the Hon. G. w. Cooper, came
near being drowned in White river ao-day. Be
wns attending n picnic aud went oiY alone TO
hathe. He got beyond his depth aud was
going down for the last time when man
named Thompson rushed in and brought him
% the surface. he was resuscitated after oon-
siderable work
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proWnod an tho Iroquois.

RENSSELAER,, Aug. 4--tSpecial.l - Albert
Sherden, aged sixteen, was drowned this after
noon while bathing in the Iroauois river about
three miles west Of town.
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In,portan, IsaIlray Meetlne At war.aw.

WARSAW. Aug. Especial. There was o
large meeting held at Lakeside park here to-
day Of those in favor OF the construction OF the
New York, Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad,
aud determination was expressed 10 do every
thing possible TO insure its early completion.
a meeting of the directors was also held and
the company organization was completed. Col.
John Lee of Crawrordsviile was elected pres
ident. The directors are i. X. Lawrence, III.
;. Briggs, Joseph A. Funk, u. b. Written
berger. f. J. Barber, A. 7. S Kisi, d. +.
Smons, o. NJ. Packard and v. Brown.
Measures were taken for making a survey Of
the route and securing the right Of way at once.
The road across this state will parallel the
Piusburg. Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad.
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Another Elmo Rnrn n..trnrah

SEYMOUR July Sl.-ISpecial The large
new barn of William Claycamp. situated in
this county, two miles west of this city, was
totally destroyed by Are last night, together
with this years crop Of oats and wheat; also.
nis agricultural implements. harness. etc. Loss,
$500; no insurance. The fire originated from
2 pipe that Claycamp was smoking in the
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MILF slnI,,. e.. Lncnted.

sickness, a dreadful and almost incurable dis
ease. which was common in this country before
the woods were cleared up, has brosen ont near
Doolittle's mill. south of this place. the peo-
pie have quit using mix altogether as the
disease poisons IL. Flux is almost epidemic in
the same vicinity.
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A HE nnitla Ghinm.nf.

NARrISsvTLLE. Aug. Especial Thirty
carloads Of cattle, oil from one shipper at
Marco. passed through this city to-day ever the
]. & V. railway on their way to New York City
One man bought al Of them. This IL without
doubt the srgest lot OF cattls ever shipped out
of fha stafa an oua frafu
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CRAwFoRDsvILLE, July 31.-Robert Craig,
well known citizen, hung himself in his barn
to-day. IL is thought that Mr. Craig was in
sane, as ne has been acting queerly for some
time. lie tied the rope to rafter, adjusted
the moose and jumped Of. He was wealthy
and prominent citizen and about sixty Nine
own Life
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Good wheat In Jl,cIeson.

SEYMOUR, Aug 4.-ISpe,,ial.l The past
week was one OF generous sunshine and the
wheat and oats were greatly be ne6tod thereby.
The week was spent in thrsshing wheat and
although the shocks we're seriously injured In
places, the grain is in much lettnr condition
than expected. The yield is in excess OF all
expectation, and some fields where hone meal
was used will yield nearly forty bushels per
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cEAwFoKpsvILLE, Aug. 4.--L5pecial. The
ghost Of Christopher Hillard has come
back TO drive sleep away from the
eyes Of bis widow. Hiliasd died from
neglect according 70 the coroueT's YER
dic1. and he appeared 10 spirit form the very
hrst sight after the funeral. Mrs. Hillard lives
alone, and she AYERS that the ghost has On un-
comfortable habit Of walking back and forth
across her bed sitter she lies down. She spends
her days at home unmolssted, but sleeps % a
ne5Qk boPe At Eight.
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A sudden Death.

MONTPELIER, Aug. 5-Ispecial. esquire
Smith, living eight miles east Of this city, while
making preparations for thrashing Saturday,
went 10 the house complaining Of pain in his
breast. He sat down and Immediately expired.
Cause of trouble, inaction OF the heart.
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duced one Mr.. vermilion 10 sign the name of
Andrew Thompson to Eve promissory notes
machinery. When Mr.. Vermlion learned the
state of the case he informed the authorities.
Thompson Is wealthy farmer living near
town. Standard has given bond for his APP
pearance
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Moro on For Terre Hnute-

TERRE HAUrE, Aug. Especial IA second
hne flowing oil we'll was struck here to-day,
giving renewed confidence 10 the presence OF a
great petroleum and natural-gas held.
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TNn YAInnble Cnlvna.

wAYNErowN. July so Especial - Two
bovine freaks have appeared in this vicinity
recently. s. Landman has a calf without tail
or eyes aud Robert Jones has another that has
the skin OF an elephant and no hair on its body.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-07
A Young "L,." Arrested.

PERU, Aug. i.-ispecial. IA young Indian
student that escaped from Whites institute at
Wabash, was captured north OF to~En to-day by
the city marshal In pursuance of telegram
from the institution ordering his arrest. He
gave his name rs Watson and seemed sur
prised when taken into custody.
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A ChiId Deserted.

PERU, July Sl.-[Special.1-A passenger on
ono OF the night trains Of the Chicago J. Allan.
tic left a six-nonths'-old baby the track at
Rochester, wrapped in a shawl, with WE'LL
e led bottle OF milk. The child was discovered
about DAYLIGHT and cared for.
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When Baby was sick. we gave ssr casioraa.
Whom she was Child. sho cried FOR castoris,
when she became Mis-. she chung 20 castoriA
Ehsu abe hsd chfdrsn, she gsvs them cassoria-
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ono OF the Hnrper TripIets pead.

WABASH. July 31.-[speciaL lone OF the
well-known triplets born a few weeks AGO TO
Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. W. Harper Of this county
died last night. The others are ia a healthy
condition.
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The Old story.

JEFFERsoSvnLE. Aug 5.--ISpecial. while
Mrs. George Wurfel. residing four miles north
OF here, was attempting TO light FIRE with coal
oil this evening, the can exploded setting FIRE
tn her clothing. Mrs. Wurfel was fatally
burned and the house was destroyed. Physi.
clans think she can live but few hours.
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ProbabI. Murder mt shoals.

SHOALS Apg. Especial Perry Snow. a
section foreman, shot and fatally wounded
Green u. Case here tonight The result CT an
old feud. No arrest
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prewnsd WhiIe Barg,-nldIne.

CoNEERsvuLE, Auf. 5.--lspecial. l-ollie
Martin Of this city aud 1fiss Maud Sayiers of
near Brownsville were drowned 10 White Water
river last night while attempting 10 ford IL
Both bodies have been recovered but the horse