The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-20
THE WEEKLY REVIEW.
Recent Minor Events Briefly Photographed
For "The Weekly Sentinel

Recent Minor Events Briefly Photographed
For sThe Weekly Sentinel
ST. Louis will exterminate lottery dealers.
negro lncendIary was lynched at Vidalia
La
President Harrison killed seven ducks Fri
day.
jefferson Davis is suffering from general de-
bility.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has cancer Of the
throat.
The DemOpolis Ala oil mills burned; loss,
Sl25,OOO.
The French academy gave a prize to Marion
Crawford
For the first time in years, Colombia is quiet
politically.
J. W. Ramsey, builder of New York, failed
The tug Peter Dalton burned near Muskegon;
loss, 5000.
The Rock Island will go for st. Louis bust
ness Dec l.
The courthouse, Warrenton, Va, burned;
loss $4,000
A large glass bottle factory will be located at
Alexandria.
Mexico has authorized railroad from Bagdad
to Matamoras.
Andrew Eek of Brimfeld, o., got drunk and
froze to death.
The Paris technical commission will shortly
sail for Panama
The new fast mail, Chicago to the Pacific,
began yesterday.
Fire at Fremont o., burned the Hilber block
and several stores.
Spotted fever has reappeared in Webster
county, Kentucky.
The steamer Bachelor was lost near Pierre,
5. d. Loss $4,000.
G, w. Miller, merchant of Hazlehurst, Miss,
assigned for $4,000.
An immense new coal bed has been discov-
cred in Nova Scotia.
The Bellendorf iron works, Davenport Ia,
burned; loss, $4,000
The Glasgow iron boom has collapsed and
prices have fallen lbs.
The defalcation of w. II. Fursman OF Bloom
ington, ILL.,, is 100000.
Noyes, Cobb & Co., dealers in paintings
Boston, have assigned.
The barge, Ishpenning was lost at Menom-
inee, Mich. crew saved.
The diphtheria continues to affiict several
portions Of Clay county.
Mrs. William Milman was suffocated by
escaping gas at Minneapolis.
Five labOrers were injured by collision OF
trains at Grand Crossing III.
Benjamin H. Tattem of the Helena Mont
iron works failed for $4,000.
Mexico has deposited in Europe the January
interest on her national debt.
The propeller y. X. Fairbanks is ashore at
Two Harbors, Lake Superior.
Fire damaged J. Barry & Son, dry goods,
New Philadelphia, o., S1S00O
Ellis b. Freedman of Rochester died from
over-exertion in a bicycle
Halzhay, the Michigan highwayman, was
sentenced 10 life imprisonment.
Fifteen fine horses burned in Gill's stable
GAINESVILLE, Tenn; loss $4,000.
Hestensgeard one of the alleged st. Paul
real estate forgers, was acquitted.
Fire at New Orleans damaged cotton in the
British steamer Merchant $4,000.
The liabilities of T. ]. Blakeslee picture
dealer of New York, are 100000.
Gold has been discovered in large quantities
in Montgomery county. Alabama.
The Alton has made ten-year traffic ar
rangement with the Kansas Pacific.
Pat Gallagher and Ed Connolly, miners, froze
10 death near Glenwood Springs, Col.
Joe Schwootz, Kansas City's Ascending
pawnbroker, was arrested at st. Paul.
The jury disagreed in the suit of Mrs. Besant
against the Rev. Mr. Hopkins for libel.
Ralph Shaffer and Lon Waltham were killed
while blasting rock at Black Rock, Col.
The Columbus (O) gaslight company sold
out to an eastern syndicate for 81. 100000.
Ahearn, vino killed Jackson in a St Louis
prize fight, has been indicted for murder
George Washington, colored, charged with
rape, was found hanging at Macomb, Miss.
George II. Binney, the absconding Boston
insurance broker, left liabilities of SIP, 900.
Valentine Herckelrath of Cincinnati died on
the NOrdland Nov. IL and was buried at sea-
At Mt. Vernon, KY, William Boomer and
Hugh McHargue killed each other In fight
At Dover, Me-, David Brown was killed and
his two daughters badly injured by runaway.
Charles Brown was fatally shot in a New
York bagnio, 1t is supposed by his friend, John
Cox.
Narcissus Baker fell from the roof of a build
ing in Fort Wayne Wednesday and broke his
back.
The Navassa rioters will be placed on trial
at Baltimore Tuesday, each five indict-
ments.
By collision at Russian Branch, Nd, En-
eineer Estes and Fireman James Murphy were
killed.
Robert Burns, aged twenty-one, was run over
and killed by a Wabash train at Roam Wednes-
day night.
Fire did 81, 900 damage to the cargo Of the
steamer Hawii formerly Del Norte) at San
Francisco.
The A. & ST. college, Starkeville, Miss, has
had four fires this term. Saturday the dining
hall burned.
Adeline Hord the Flemingsburg (Ky.) belle,
poisoned herself because her parents objected
10 her lover.
Republicans of Leavenworth, Kan. held a
mass meeting and demanded that the governor