The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-10-23

Sullivan. Ind, was to-day admitted to practice
In the q. 5. supreme court.
Pete Maxwell, charged at Chattanooga with
incest murder and various other crimes. got
ten years imprisonment Friday.
There are 100 cases of smallpox on the Pelee
island. Both Canadian aud American ports
will be closed against the island.
Charley Turner of Stockton Cal, knocked
out William Hennessey OF Kansas City In
forty-fve rounds at San Francisco.
Gen. Alger, in an interview last week, ex.
presses the belief that the president acted
wisely in removing Corporal Tanner
The bazar du Centre at lie Mans, France,
was destroyed by fire. The proprietor and
three assistants were burned to death.
Miss Mary Gallagher walked through sec
ond-story window at Washington c. H., o.,
Saturday night, and was seriously injured.
The beef inspection act passed by the In
diana legislature has been declared unconstl-
tutional by the Marion county criminal court.
Jenny Marshall, the Acknowledged queen OF
the New York demi-monde, died worth 100000
last week, and willed it in part to the men who
gave il.
Ebert E. KimbaIl, U. S. district attorney at
Kansas City, late republican candidate for
governor of Missouri, died Thursday from
heart disease.
After much solicitation on the part of Camp
bell and his friends, Judge Thurman has con-
scented 10 speak in Cincinnati during the pres
ent campaign.
An armed maniac boarded street car at
Chicago Saturday, and there was desperate
conflict with officers before he was OverpOw-
cred and shackled.
The report that Moussa Bey, who is charged
with brigandage and outrage in Armenia, had
been pardoned by the porte, is denied by the
Turkish authorities.
Lieutenant Harry Herbert Hosley, Of the
navy and Miss Genevieye Paul, daughter of the
late Gen. g. X. Paul were married at Norfolk,
Va, on the 10th inst.
The cause of the Cincinnati incined-plans
wreck was small piece of iron, which had
slipped into the cutoff in some unknown way.
rendering the engine uncomfortable.
Gov. Foraker OF Ohio has been under the
weather for few days, because of q cold
caught at Sandusky last week. He was threat
ened with peritonitis, but is out of danger.
NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-A cable to the mari.
time exchange to-day announces that Hippo
lite has been unanimously elected president of
Hayh. In all ninety-one votes were cast at the
election.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1e.-The president has
appointed the following pOstmasters: John
Denton, at Aurora. Ind, vice T. B. Gibon, re-
moved; w. b. Ellis, at Washington, Ind, vice
Stephen Beldind, resigned.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Mr. Amos J. Cum.
mings was nominated tonight by the Tammany
democrats of the Ninth congressional district to
the death of the Hon. S. S. Cox.
MURRAY CITY. o., Oct. 1s.-Residents of this
place Tuesday night burned TO the ground the
house of George Washington, cOlored man.
He lost everything. The excuse for the out
rage Is that no blacks are wanted in the place
ALTAMOYT, H., Oct 19.-William Carey,
farmer, died last night supposedly from the
effects of poison placed in his we'll His wife
aed child and Mrs. Durbin and her children
are sick, and there is danger that some, if not
all. will die.
Coroner Rendigs of Cincinnati has begun IN
investigation of the Mt. Auburn inclined plane
disaster; Prof. kniess and Mrs. Caleb Ives,
two of the victims, were buried Saturday. The
injured, with the exception OF Miss 1anney,
are improving.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1s.-Thomas Manning, a
f0ot-pad was convicted this morning of assault
and his punishment fixed at thirty years in the
Penitentiery. He assaulted and robbed A. A.
O'Neil of this city Aug. %. The punish
ment is the most severe ever inflicted In this
state for similar crime.
Gen. Green b. Raum of Illinois has been
appointed commissioner of pensions to sue
coed Corporal Tanner. He is a member of the
q. y. X He has been In congress, and was
commissioner OF internal revenue under Grant,
continuing in that office until 1888, since which
time he has been practieing law in Wash
ington.
LIMA, o., Oct. ia thrashing machine
DOler eXplOueQ LO-usiy on tue IdIIn o. W. nan
son, few miles north OF 1t. Marys, instantly
killing Perry Sigler, fatally injuring Joseph
SIlvers and badly scalding Jake Henlerm and
another man, whose name was not learned.
Everything was wrecked in the vicinity by the
force of the explosion.
PIERRE, S. OAK, Oct. 1.-THE legislature
met in both branches yesterday and voted for
u. s. senators. In the house the vote stood:
r. f. Pettigrew, los; Bartlett Trip, IA; Moody,
107; NJ. ii. Day, IA. In the senate Pettigrew
got Al to Trips A, and Moody Al to 4 for Day.
The legislature in joint session will formally
ratify the action of both branches and adjourn
until January.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'm address before
the boys and girls national home association
to-day, Mr.. Alexander Hoagland, president of
the association, made the startling statement
that there were SO 600 boy tramps in the United
States. He advocated the establishment of
registration system by which boy tramps might
be found and sent to farmers, who were willing
to employ them.
CINCISNATI, o., Oct 1S.-At Elizabethtown,
Hamilton county, last night, Mr.. Tobias Hay
hurst and Mr.. Rollo Hayes engaged in a quar-
rel which resulted in Hayes shooting and kill
ing Hayhurst. One account says they had a
political quarrel; another that Hayhurst had
been drinking heavily, and was generally abus-
i've, and had attempted 10 draw knife against
Hayes. Hayhurst was aged twenty-three and
married. Hayes is twenty years old and un-
married. Hayes has fled.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-A reception was given
tonight at the Broadway theater to the New
York base ball club and that edifce
was filled to the doors. The pro-
gram consisted of theatricals and singing
and many prominent players took part in it.
The members of the team were marshaled on
the stage and De Wolf Hopper presented
James Mutrie with the pennant of the league.
Brief responsive speeches were made by Mr.
Mutrie and John Ward. The receipts OF the
affair were about forty-six hundred dollars.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 17.-To-day, at Massil
lon, o., the police arrested a man said to be
Ike Morgan, the leader of the desperate gang
of burglars and safe-blowers which has oper-
ated in eastern Indiana and western Ohio.
Morgan had been living with his wife at Mas
sillon for some time. After his arrest search
of his house was made, revealing merchandise
of all kinds in large quantities, and also fine
outfit of burglars tools. Detective Page Of
Richmond Ind. is at Massillon with requlsi-
ton papers for the prisoner, who will be taken
to Indiana tomorrow.
At the close of the week the market for pro-
visions ruled stronger than usual; the tone of
the market for provisions yesterday ruled
strong, but there was an easier feeling prevailing
for grain and less doing, Wheat ruled lower,
corn steady, oats easy and rye unchanged. Gro
ceries were without change, dairy products
steady and general merchandise moderately
active. The money market displayed some
animation, with fair borrowing demand for
money and larger outgo of currency. The
| clearinghouse exchanges reflected a fair vol
ume of business for the week. The New York
banks have gained over million and half in
during the week