The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-20

elared elected president and vice-president of
the United States for four years from March 4,
1889.
Gen. Noble of st. Louis, an old college mate
OF zen. Harrison, ii IS said, has accepted the
secretary of the interior of the new cabinet.
Mrs. "Doc' Galloway of Raleigh county, w.
Va. deserted her family and went west with
two Of her husbands employees last Saturday.
The Rev. J. W. Shreeve, a minister living at
Conroy, o., has been arrested on a charge OF
bastardy, preferred by girl OF unsound mind.
Pat Hawks, charged with shooting man
named Weston near Hopkinsville. KY, year
ago, was arrested at Garrettsburg, Ky, Feb. Il.
The Enterprise manufacturing company has
reorganized at Birmingham Ala. with capital
OF 100000, and Will build a cotton-mill at
once.
Sebeon Harter got a twelve-hundred-dollar
verdict against the city OF franklin Ind. for
injuries sustained by falling into an open cellar
way.
An organization known as the personal
Rights league" has been formed at Chicago
Its object Is to resist the prohibition move
ment.
w h Given was arrested At Charleston. w
Va, on the charge of being one OF the alleged
murderers of Mrs. Rachel Wallace and her son
last August
day and had another talk with President Har-
rison. He will probably be the next secretary
OF the treasury.
Judge Devens of Mt. Vernon. O., has re-
ceived letter from Senator Window stating
that he had been offered and has accepted the
treasury portfolio.
At GreenVie. Miss, a young man named
Schmelke while under the influence of liquor.
murdered three women, Saturday, and then
committed suicide
John Elsmer, residing in Writ county, West
Virginia, went home drunk Friday, and killed
his wife, two children and a servant girl, and
set tlre 10 his house.
Mrs. Wihemina Hiebelschauser, q wealthy
widow OF Crestline, Q :, who was respondent
on account OF her husbands DEATH committed
suicide al Louisville, Ky.
Arrangements have been perfected for the
journey of President Harrison from Philadel-
phia 10 New York, TO attend the centennial of
Nashington's Inauguration.
Owing to the report from Washington that
his appointment would give general satisfac-
ton TO Ohio republicans, ex-dov. Fosters
cabinet chances are improving.
Mark Stene OF Newark, O., deserted his fam
lily and suddenly disappeared last Friday. lie
IS said to have taken money belonging 10 the
firm OF which he was member.
1t is reported at indianapolis that Senator
Teller of Colorado is slated for the interior de-
partment. Other rumors give the same depart
ment TO Gen. Noble of st. Louis.
A. J. Goldsby, alias captain Jack" who
escaped from jail in Fayette county, W. Va.
last October, has been recaptured- He Is
charged with killing man named Bib.
\ man whose racket is to stop young girls
In the street. whip out pair of shears and clip
of their hair, IS now working Cincinnati. Two
cases have been reported TO the police.
4 number of leaders of the prominent labor
organizations of the country met in Philadel-
phia Feb IA to encourage harmony between
the national and international organizations
now in existence.
4 funeral procession in Brooklyn was de-
layed nearly an hour by the refusal of members
of a cab-drivers' union TO proceed while
OF the coaches in line was driven by non
union man.
Police Inspector John Bonfeld of Chicago.
under suspension pending investigation of his
malfeasance in Office, has resigned. He ac-
cuses Mayor Roche of being aetuated by po-
htical considerations.
\ joint meeting of Union and Confederate
veterans who were engaged at Chickamauga
was held at Washington TO devise plan for
preserving that field and marking the positions
of all forces that participated in the fight
The Grand lake coal company, the largest
coal firm in Pittsburg has collapsed. They
lost l40 loaded boats and barges by the storm
at New Orleans last summer, and more recent
ly they became involved In an unfortunate
railroad investment
The overthrow OF the Floquet government at
Iarls Is credited 10 tue OppOrtunlsts, ana IL IL
thought the new cabinet will have an OPP
portunist complexion. NJ. Meiine offers 10
head a new government. An Italian cabinet
crisis exists. Floods have occurred throughout
France. revolutionary plot was discovered
at Belgrade The Hungarian diet was the
scene of most furious acclaims against the gov
eminent Friday.
The local money market gave some evidence
of life at the close of the week, but the stimuli
lus was due TO the transactions incidental to
the closing day OF the week, and therefore tenn
porary; discount rates are low and money
abundant Local securities were not active,
and government bonds dull but steady. The
New York hanks have gained over three mill
ion dollars during the week. The produce
markets were again dull and heavy, with prices
tending downward. The movement in general
merchandise was slow.
The Italian deputies voted confidence in
Premier Crispi, pa TO ljl. The reports of the
intended retirement of Bismarck are said to
have been a scheme of the chancellor 10
strengthen his hand. Ii is believed that the
emperor will exert no pressure upon him TO
give up his Office, though il is stated that when
be sees fit TO do so the emperor will himself
assume the chancellorshIp, with Count Wal
dersee as his chief adviser. As might natur-
ally be expected. the latter and Bismarck are
not in accord The Germans regard the French
situation a : OminOuS