The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-07-24
THE WEEKS NEWS.

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For ''Ihe Weekly Sentinel"
Nashville Ind, is to have natural gas
No news yet from Hogan or his balloon.
There is an instruction threatened in Crete.
Fire destroyed 200 houses in Constantinople
/ last Thursday.
Max Lee shot and killed his wife at Philadel.
! pha Saturday.
! Edinburgh has con ferred the freedom of the
! city on Parnell
/. The premier Of Greece predicts an early war
/ against the Turk.
The strike situation at West Superior, Wis,
/ is growing serious.
The training ship Constellation has been put
| out of commission.
Three lives were lost by a boiler explosion at
/ Chicago Thursday.
Chicago is taking active steps 10 secure the
i worlds fair in 1892.
Six hundred coal beavers at West Superior,
| Wis, are on a strike.
! An English sydnicate is after the organ fac
/ tories OF this country.
An unknown man, miner, was killed by the
/ cars near Johnstown, Pa.
James Guilfoyle was killed by lightning near
! Maysville, KY, Saturday.
! Seven buildings in the village Of Shell Creek,
! Ia, were destroyed by ire.
! Two boys, while bathing. were drowned In
/ the lake near Quincy, Mich.
! Recent crop news from the Northwestis more
! favorable than two weeks ago.
An attempt was made 20 assassinate the
emperor OF Brazil last Monday.
Bismarck was taken suddenly i'll Saturday,
and Count Herbert was sent for.
! Two men were suiocated in a fermenting
| tank az Santa Rosa, Cal, Friday.
The proposed sale OF the Cherokee strip 10
/ the United States rs likely TO fail.
! severe hail-storm visited Lynn, Mass,
! Tuesday. Much damage was done.
/ Burglars stole $4,000 worth OF jewelry from
4 II. J. BoswelPs store in Lynn, Mass.
Dennis Ryan was fatally shot by lunatic
meas Woonsocket, Z. l.. Wednesday.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt
/ throughout Tennessee Tuesday night.
The production OF window glass during the
] past season was the largest ever known.
Nothing definite as TO the fate OF Prof. Ed
/ Hogan, the aeronaut has yet been heard.
A man named Pitts was shot and killed by
negroes at Pantherburn, Miss, Thursday.
Boulanger, in London, denies the truth Of
the charges in the indictment against him.
An unknown man was struck by train near
/ Window, Ky, and killed last Wednesday.
William j. Cunningham, a farmer hanged
himself near West Point, Ind, Wednesday.
The Italian vessels have been Withdrawn
| from the blockade OF the East African ports
Albert Bulow was hanged at Little Falls,
Mimi, Friday, for the murder OF Frank Eich.
Burglars cracked safe at Lynn, Mass, and
| got away with $4,000 worth Of jewelry Satur-
day.
At Carbon. W. T., William Miller. last Thurs
day, was murdered by q butcher named Fried
man.
II is reported that Hogan, the balloonist, was
/ picked up by an Atlantic vessel, and is ali
! right.
A syndicate of Philadelphia capitalists has
/ purchased 500 acres Of land in Dakota at 500
/ an acre.
The Joseph Basch brewery at Lake Linden,
/ Mich, has been sold 20 English capitalists for
! 100000.
No business of importance was transacted
/ in the Constitutional convention in Sioux Falls
/ Monday.
Kilrain has at last arrived in Baltimore, his
4 home He shows no effects OF his battle with
/ Sullivan.
An escaping convict named Wells was shot
and instantly killed near Georgetown, KY,
| Thursday.
Charles Green, champion wrestler of En-.
gland, was defeated at Milwaukee Sunday by
! Evan Lewis.
The next saengerfest of the Scandinavian
singers Of America will be held at Minneapolis
July I, 1890.
A boiler explosion at Washington c. H., o.,
! Friday, killed two men instantly and injured
! eight others.
Several families have been poisoned at Find
| lay, o., by eating cheese. The matter will be
/ investigated.
! Henry Gull, Kansas City special police Off
| Ger, was stabbed TO death by a negro whom h c
had arrested.
Eugene Mcmahon fell into a vat Of boiling
water at Marion, Ind, Thursday, and was IA
! tally scalded.
Burglars entered dry goods store at Tren-
ton, n. j.. last week aud carried of $1,000
worth OF silk.
! A number Of persons we're poisoned by i'm.
/ pure water from well near Chambersburg,
! Pa, Thursday.
Charles +. Coleman, treasurer of Warren
county, o., has been arrested on charge Of
embezzement
| The Wabash railroad car shops at Butler,
Ind, were destroyed by fire July IL. Loss
about 100000.
Mrs. Nellie Greece was found guilty at Co
burg Ont, last week, OF poisoning her husband
| with rat poison.
While endeavoring to cross the railroad track
| i'm front Of train near Pottsyillei Pa, three
| boys were killed.
A prisoner named Cunningham was shot
/ while trying TO escape from othcers In west
Virginia Saturday.
Amos Huddleston was cut and dangerously
wounded at Cambridge City. Ind, by Simon
Crockett Saturday.
Workmen al indianapolis, Friday, unearthed
the bones OF child. IL had evidently been
| dead for a long time.
The prince of Wales has vetoed the proposed
bill TO establish q masonic lodge In connection
with the National liberal club.
| Ferdinand Knaach Of Kanucka, Wis, has
| been arrested, charged with poisoning his wife,
who died suddenly week ago.
Bob Younger, the Missouri outlaw, must die
| In prison, Gov. Merriam having refused 10
grant the pardon petitioned for.
Billy Pease, noted craftsman. awaiting trial
| for burglary at Burlington, VI, cut his way out
OF Jail with case-knife Saturday.
AZ a meeting of Cincinnati BARRIERS beld last
week, a resolution 10 close on Sundays was
adopted by an overwhelming vote.
Eight hundred carpenters at Kansas City
struck for a nine-hour day; their demands were
granted and they will return 10 work.
Two old maids committed suicide near Point
Pleasant, w. Va, Thursday. They left a note
stating that there is nothing in life for old
maids"
A minister in charge Of a colored camp-meet-
ing at West Union, o., last week, left his pulpit