The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-16
Minor Notes.

Lindsey Green was kicked and seriously
injured by a horse at Greensburg last Sat-
urday.
James Mcbride, residing south of Goshen,
fell from a hay-mOw last Sunday and broke
his neck.
Christie billiard was found dead on Sum
day morning by his wife at their home In
Charlottesville.
The COW ordinance having come to stay
at Greencastle, the fences around the uni
versity parks will be removed.
A large number of saloon-keepers were
arrested at Michigan City yesterday,
charged with violations OF the liquor laws.
Among recent deaths are those of Richard
Arnold, of Stilesville, aged 81; Philip Koch,
ST., of Evansville. aged 81, and John II.
Crow of Farmers.
81 per bushel for the first load of new
wheat that was brought to the city. The
wheat was graded No. 3.
The city authorities of Charlottesville
have made war upOn all parties who will
not humber their houses. Several suits
have been brought and more are to follow.
The stores of Hessong s. Hessong and
Jackson a. Silvey, at Broad Ripple, were
burglarized last Saturday night and small
amounts of money n merchandise taken.
Benjamin Thompson. son of a wealthy
farmer of Grant county, was arrested ut
Marion, yesterday, charged with forging
his fathers name for $50. The latter will
prosecute.
Brainerd Jordan, a young farmer of
before yesterday. A ~coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict of death from pulmonary
apoplexy.
Since the COW has been fastened up at
Charlottesville. the city has grown up with
grass and weeds. To get the weeds cut the
Council had to pass an ordinance to com,
pei property owners to have 1t done.
A new surrey was stolen last Sunday
night from the premises of John Runyan,
eastof New Castle. and a set of harness was
taken from the barn of w. III. Abbott. The
thieves left no clew to their identity.
A naked tramp, with a story of being
| robbed, starved, etc., was relieved at
L'gonier, and now 1T appears that he If
working the n scheme regularly. a con.
federate following with clothing to be used
when not at work.
An attempt was made to steal a horse
| from a blacksmith shop at Charlottesville,
last Saturday. the animal being taken
while the smith was temporarily absent
1t was subsequently found hltched In the
stable of a feed lot.
A dog belonging to James Scott showed
unmistakable signs of rabies and was
killed, yesterday, at Lett's Corner. but no,
until he had bitten ten or twelve Othel
dogs. A general slaughter of CANNES III
that neighborhood followed.
The NJ. E. district conference, of the In
dianapolis district, Indiana Conference
which is to be held at Morgantown. July
22-24 next, has an interesting programme
including papers and sermons by DIR
Cleveland. ex-President Martin, Of De
PAW, and Others.
President Jordan. of the State Univers
ity, referring to Charles Harvey BOllman
the young naturalist. whose death at Way
cross, Ca, was noted yesterday, says b.
was at the time of his death, acting as as
sistant to the United States Fish Commits
sion, in charge of the exploration of tn
rivers of Georgia. Although so young, MI
Bollman was the author of numerOu
scientific papers on insects and fishes pub
lished by the United States Fish Commits
sion and by the Smithsonian Institution
He was the highest authority on myriapod
in America.