The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13


William Jones in September last was con-
vlcted or mnnslaughter.
James Ross, cOlOred was HANGED Fridsy at
Brandenburg, Ky, Tor the murder of a wealthy
bachelor named Rhodes.
Chauncey N. Depew SAYS that, so far as he
knows, the Big -Four road has not been abb
sorbed by the Nanderbilts.
Christina Togosh. half-breed, has been out
ragged by five Indians and literally torn 20
pices at Little Current, Ont
Inspector BOnfeld and Capt. Setback of Chi
eago, charged with corruption In Office, have
been indefinitely suspended.
Fannie Bryant and Albert Patterson have
been, indicted as accomplices in the HAYES
murder at Birmingham Ala.
Two life cOnvicts escaped from the Jefferson
Vile ind penitentiary by saving their way
cut They were recaptured.
There Is a belief at Detroit that the position
OF secretary or war has been offered to Gen. Al
ger, and that he will accept it.
Frank Gray, aged ten, was fatally injured at
Chattanooga, Tenn, by being struck on the
mead by moving freight train.
An attempt made by an unknown per-
son to blow up the house of DR.. Thomas E.
Buck OF St Louis with dynamite.
Inc president has referred the department Of
agriculture bill TO the attorney general for an
opinion as to It's eonstitutiOnality.
Col. Robert G. IngersoIl delivered an address
at the funeral of Mrs. Mary II. Fiske, in New
1ork. 1t was very eloquent effort.
A delegation from Kansas called on Gen.
Harrison Friday TO urge the appointment of
senator Plumb TO cabinet position.
George W. NanSkiyer aged seyenty-two, has
oeen sentenced To two years Imprisonment IN
the Indiana penitentiary for forgery.
Fritz Ruehl, aged sixteen, confessed at New
! ORE mat ne murdered a six-year-old boy at
Landsburg, Germany, in November ISIS.
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belonging to the st. Marys institute. near Terre
haute, Ind, were damaged by fire Feb. :.
Nice and Watson, bunko men, have been
sentenced 20 Two years each in the Michigan
penitentiary for bunko game at Detroit.
Charles I. Orbaun, newsboy, got a twenty
thousand-dOllar verdict against the Phiiadel-
phia traction company for Che loss OF Lee.
wreck occurred on the l., y. 4. Il c rail-
road ut Oakland, Ind, Thursday. 4 brakeman
was killed, and conductor seriously injured.
Ed Stevens hotel clerk at Nashville I'D,
was arrested on charge OF robbing the safe at
a hotel where he formerly clerked, in Paris,
Albert Tull, aged thirteen, was killed while
hunting on his fathers farm near Fair
land, Ind, by the accidental discharge of a
gun.
Vice President-elect Morton has leased a
furnished dwelling in Washington FOR use dur
ing Inauguration week, and paid 500 tor the
week.
Suit has been brought at Steubenville o.. TO
test the right Of a natural gas company 10 refuse
10 supply manufacturers with whom It has con-
tracts
The Carpenters unions Of Chicago will re-
peat their demand OF year ago for an eight
hour day and 30 cents an hour as the minimum
wages.
A son-in-law of the late Gov. Williams of In
diana has been sued for 900 damages for an
alleged criminal assault on woman named
Mullen.
An indictment has been found, at Indianap-
oils, against Joseph A. Moore, the defaultng
agent for the Connecticut Mutual insurance
company.
\ combination of Boston and Kansas City
capitalists have purchased 1000 acres of land
near TT. Payne, Ala, ana organized a coal and
iron company.
The democratic county convention of Butler
county, Ohio held at Hamilton, Feb q in
dorsed the Hon. James L. Campbell a candi-
| date for governor.
George Cooper pleaded guilty a. Greensburg,
Ind, TO the charge of passing counterfeit money
and was sentenced TO tive years Imprisonment
IN the penitenti0ry.
The governor OF Missouri has granted re-
spite OF sixty days to William Walker and
John Matthews, the Bald hno0oers, under SEN
tence TO hang Feb Is.
woman named Stephenson has brought
suit at Marion, Ind, against young farmer
named Reynolds Tor alleged breach Of promise.
She wants 5000 damages.
The MonOngahela river coal operators are
considering the formation Of one large COM
pany, to include all the mines on the M0nOn-
gahela, and form big coal trust
Harold NJ. Sewail, consul general TO the
Samoan Islands, has been asked TO resign. on
the ground that his views are mot in harmony
with those OF the administration"
i
claiming 10 be the daughter OF a presbyterian
minister in Ohio, was arrested at Hutchinson,
has, Tor passing counterfeit money.
After his retirement as private secretary 70
President Cleveland, Dan Lamont viii, II Is
said devote his time to railroading, and not TO
insurance business, as has been reported.
Feb. is has been fixed as the date when the
Travelling Mems protective association viii pre-
sent their numerous petitions 10 Gen. Harri-
son, asking the appointment Of Mahlon j.
Pickering OF Philadelphia one OF the men,
bers of the interstate railway commission.
Two indictments have been returned at In
dianapolis against Sullivan, the absconding
clerk-one for embezzling the trust funds Of
the county, and the other for obtaining money
upon forged warehouse receipts. Sullivan
is believed TO be In New Mexico instead of
Canada.
While counting tne vote for governor in the
West Virginia legislature Thursday, the repub-
The point of order was made that no quorum
was present, but the speaker ruled that mas
much a quorum of the members was in and
about the hall and building there was QUO
rum present. and ordered the canvass to pro-
coed.
At the close of the week there was moder-
ate volume of business in local commercial
circles. without new features. Provisions were
duh and easy, but not pressed for sale; hOuI
sold well and ruled firm, wheat remained
steady, corn and oats unchanged, rye more
active, and barley steady. Groceries were
moderately active and steady. Dairy products
were IN fair demand and firm. The money
market was changed but little. Government
bonds remained strong, but quiet. The New
York banks lost over four million in reserve.
The latest foreign budget says that in the
trial Of Pat Malloy, for perjury before the Par
nell commission. Convict Delaney testified that
several noted Irish leaders were members of
the invincibles, counseled murders and fur
nished means Subscriptions TO the new COM
pany issue of Panama canal shares have utterly
failed, and De Lesseps has written a circular
letter to shareholders stating that the old COM
pany's affairs viii have TO be left to the liqui-
dator The French chamber viii consider
scrutin d ACCOMPLISHMENT tomorrow. and re-
vision n week after. Ii is stated that Gladstone
will not 20 to Rome because the Italian gov
eminent opposes it. fearful of the result OF an
interview between him and the pope. Another
attack on Suakim is projected by the rebels.
Smith government leader in the commons, has
,ee,aI circular co11infr uDOn conservatives IN