The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-05
InE WEEKS NEWS.
Minor Occurrences of Recent Date Briefly
Photographed for s'Theweekly Sentinel"


Two sisters were drowned near Leroy, Kas,
last Saturday.
Devastating storms occurred last week in
France and China.
President Harrison reviewed the decoration
parade at Brooklyn.
Jake Kilrain arrived at New York last week
on the steamer Adriatic.
Two Italians were killed in q saloon row near
Mitchell, Ind, Saturday.
A prolonged earthquake was felt in the
Channel islands last week.
Ed NJ. Aldred has been acquitted of man.
slaughter at Anderson, Ind.
At Loekport n. Y, Thursday George NAL
con was found guilty of incest.
An English syndicate has secured control Of
Denvers two leading breweries.
Frederick Crock and his son Charles were
drowned, near Tifin, o., Friday.
At Springfield. o., Manly Ralph was robbed
last week of $137 by highwaymen.
Three BOYS were drowned in the Olentangy
river near Columbus, o., Saturday.
DIR. w. A. Leonard, who was elected bishop
of the diocese of Ohio, will accept.
1t is reported that rich iron mines have been
discovered near Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The long-talked of stock-yards at Minneap-
oils, Mimi, will be in operation Aug. 10.
Caron Stead and Thurman Semay, injured in
the wreck at Coalition, o., died Saturday.
Many of the Servian rioters have been ar
rested including ex-Premier Garashanine.
Prince Alois Schwarzenburg was recently
MORALLY wounded in a duel with an officer.
Nearly FIVE million bushels of coal left Pitts
burg for the lower Ohio Friday and Saturday.
Mrs William Dillon died at Wabash, Ind,
from the effects of an overdose of chloTal, Sat-
urday.
The presidents granddaughter, Mary Lodge
ok nhY At no yrh hOnga
Friday.
Valparaiso, Ind hos 1,2Os male inhabitants
over twenty-one years Of age. Only one is
colored.
Mrs. Catherine Coblentz was arrested at West
Point, Ind, charged with having committed
bigamy.
Joel Daub of Peoria, Kas., was shot and
fatally wounded BY unknown persons at HUI
ron, Ind
The drainage warrant case at New Orleans,
involving Sl,200,000, was decided in favor OF
the city.
En- eighteen-months-old child fell out of
second-story window at Nicholasyille, KY,
Thursday.
1t is estimated that there was a decrease of
SS,0O0000 during the month of May in the
public debt.
John Hervey of Camp Nelson, KY, was
drowned in Kentucky river Saturday night,
while fishing.
Near Leavenworth, Ind, last Thursday, Mrs.
Ephraim Kessner was struck by lightning and
instantly killed.
DR.. H. L. Moody, said to be one Of the
shrewdest forgers in the country, has been ar
rested at Chicago.
soldier named Thompson, from Memphis,
committed suicide with morphine at the CO.
lumbus %. barracks.
Another 'gasser" has been drilled in near
New Bremen, o., with a daily capacity of about
four million cubic feet
The Rev. w. L. Gage jumped from
fourth-story window, at Philadelphia Satur-
day, and was fatally injured.
An Italian convict in the Ohio penitentiary.
named Francisco Carizzo, stabbed another con-
Wet named Moore, Thursday.
Near Winfield, w. Va, three men were
killed and q number seriously injured by the
explosion of q saw-mill boiler.
A fight TO a finish has been arranged. to take
place near Dayton, o., between McBoy of
Rochester and Ryan Of Pittsburg.
At Danville. Va, Thursday five men were
killed and seven seriously injured by the col
lapse Of huge building in gale.
In Boone county, Kentucky, last Saturday,
Frank McHugh and Tommie Burke fought
forty-eight rounds without result.
At Bloomington, H., May 81, class of 1S3
applicants for government positions were ex.
amined under the civil service rules.
Charles Elder was arrested At Lawrenceburg,
Ind, Friday, for burglary. Part of the stolen
property was found in his possession.
Near Birmingham, Ala, Friday, a colored
man named Jones was killed by a white man
named Fuller, whose wife ne had insulted.
At Shreveport, La, Thursday, Walter Doug
las and Jake Bergman, convicted of murder,
were sentenced to the penitentary for life.
Charles Jorgenson, on trial at Valparaiso for
highway robbery, was found guilty Friday and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two years.
James Phelan, mail agent on the Michigan
Southern railway, was shot Friday and danger
ously wounded by Frank Lefevre, at Chicago.
At Maysville, KY, Miss Lena N. Hamilton
has brought suit for $15 600 damages against J.
]. Shackleford, for alleged breach of promise.
man arrested at Waterloo, Ia, last Thurs
day, for passing counterfeit hve-dollar gold
pieces, had $500 in bogus gold coin on his per-
son.
A caboose, filed with miners, was wrecked
near Coalition, o., Friday. Three were instantly
killed and number of others were dangerously
injured.
]. A. Newcome of gainesville, O., committed
suicide at Clearwater Kas., Thursday Finan-
cial embarrassment is supposed TO have been
the cause.
raided by twenty masked citizens Thursday.
The inmates were turned out and the place
burned to the ground.
The count and countess of Paris celebrated
their silver wedding at Sheen house, London,
last week. Among the guests we're the prince
and princess of Wales.
Captain C. Henry Witthaus, a prominent
citizen of New York, shot himself Thursday
after returning home from the decoration
parade. No cause is known.
1t has been discovered that Taylor Combs. a
patient in the insane hospital at Rochester,
Mimi, was murdered last April by two men
named Peterson and Beckman.
Five railroad officials have been indicted at
Chicago under the interstate commerce law.
the offense being illegal discrimination. If
convicted they will be fined s., 900 each.
The memorial monument erected at Chicago
by citizens in honor of the policemen who
were killed by an anarchist bomb in the Hay
market riot on May A. 1856, was unveiled dec
Grafton day.
The Minneapolis & St Louis railway, now
in the hands of receiver, will be sold to satisfy
the claims of bondholders. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the road will be made an Omaha or
Kansas City line.
AS preliminary step to enforcing the new
law of Missouri against pools, trusts and trade
conspiracies, the secretary of state has issued
complete list of all corporations doing business
in their respective counties.
1t is estimated that from eight to twelve
thousand lives were lost by the calamity at
Johnstown, Pa. President Harrison sent
telegram expressive OF his sympathy and con-
tributing to the relief fund. Gov. Foraker is
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