The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-08-14

Price 81; six bottles, ". Worth " Dotlle.
Hartford Comm defaulter, is alive and In the
City of Mexico.
Police Officer Fryer of Chicago was shot and
killed in a street fight.
The pension office at Washington will be
thoroughly investigated
The bloody fux epidemic in and around Car.
rollton, ILL.,, is spreading.
Laura Wolford, who weighed 90iH pounds,
died at Lafayette, Friday.
j. t. Dunn, a boatman, and George White
drowned at Lake Bluff Ill.
The wheat crop in Minnesota and Dakota
will reach S5,000,000 bushels.
a brakeman named Ryle was killed by cars
at Covington, KY, Saturday.
A building at Kansas City was Knocked down
by derailed train Thursday.
Pearls have been found in clam shells along
the Sugar river in Wisconsin.
Sheriff +. c. Vain Of Paulding county Ohio,
is -, 900 short in his accounts.
John McGann was shot and killed by his
step-son at Chicago last week.
Valuable deposits of mercury and anthony
have been discovered in Cuba.
Fire at Fort Wayne Wednesday night de-
stroyed property valued at 100000.
A livery stable and four business houses in
St. Mary's, o., burned. Loss $4,000.
The books Of County Treasurer Steadman Of
Vinton Ia, show a shortage of S11,5O3
DR.. Antonio Lagorio is practicing Pasteur's
treatment for hydrophobia, in Chicago.
One hundred people were drowned and 1 600
houses washed away by flood in Japan.
Mrs. Thomas Crowley of Ludlow, KY, was
attacked by footpads Friday and robbed.
There is no truth in the statement that
RuFka tho Cronin eusDeat has confessed
A magistrate was fatally beaten at Counells-
vile, Pa, by rioting Hungarians Saturday.
John Proctor attempted 10 kill an editor
named Cress at Mt Vernon, KY Saturday.
John Richards was fined 800 last week at
Columbus o.. for killing ish with dynamite.
Fred Scott was shot and fatally wounded at
Lexington, KY, by Henry Ambergey, Friday.
George D. Dryson was hanged at Boulder,
N. T., Friday, for the murder OF his mistress.
Samuel X. Rouan, Chicago merchant was
'bunkoed" out of $3.50 at New York last week.
John A. Idens, a prominent farmer OF Platte
county, Kansas, has mysteriously disappeared.
The sugar trust is endeavorng to get the
sugar markets OF the world under one control.
Thomas b. Henly of Nashville, Ind has
been appointed a cadet in the military academy.
James CAT, a well-known capitalist of Gin
cinnati, died at Glenwood Springs, Col, yester-
day.
Fifteen skeletons have been found in a gravel
bank near Peoria, Ill. Four are those of chill
dren.
The success of the Sioux commission will add
100000 acres to the public domain for settle
ment
John A. Iden, farmer Of Plat county, Kan,
was murdered by unknown persons Tuesday
night.
BENJAMIN Mclean of Kansas City dropped
dead at dinner Friday. Apoplexy was the
cause.
&c. Haskins of Orleans, Neb was killed
in a railroad collision near St Joseph Mo-, Sat
urday.
The table glassware manufacturers of Penn.
sylvania, Ohio and West Virginia are forming
a trust.
Three saloon-keepers were arrested Saturday
at Urbana, o., for failing to cancel revenue
stamps.
An electric motor at Laurel, Nd, last week
attained a speed equivalent to three miles a
minute.
George w. Hollis, of the Hollis dressed beef
and wool company Of Boston, has made an as
signment.
Martin Burke pleaded not guilty, at Chi
cagO, to the charge of conspiring to murder
DIR. Cronin.
Duncan Bryson was hanged at Boulder, NJ.
T.. for the murder of Annie Lindstrom in Sep
TENDER, 1883
Henry w. Bierbauer fell from a third-story
window at Toledo, o., Friday and was in
stantly killed.
The Dominion line steamer Montreal has
gone ashore in the straits of Belle Isle. No
lives were lost.
Mrs. Sarah A. Sheldon of Three Oaks, Mich,
committed suicide Saturday in nit Of tenn
pOrary insanity.
NJ. l. Haley passenger on B. & o. train,
was robbed of a large sum of money last week
near Newark, o.
James o. Hager, deputy marshal in West
Virginia, was shot from ambush Saturday and
fatally wounded.
Joe T. Walters was arrested at Vincennes on
charge of setting fire to a building on his
fathers premises.
DIR. William H. Bradley, manager of the
Weekly Express, at Philadelphia, is charged
with embezzlement.
George Sleuthsur, a well-known sporting
man of Indianapolis has been declared insane
and sent to the asylum.
President Harrison and party arrived in Bos-
ton Monday, and were rendered a public re.
ception in Faneuil hall.
Steve Brodie jumped from a bridge sixty feet
high over the Pawtucket (R. i. falls Thurs
day. He was uninjured.
Joseph Sims made two attempts to kill Fred
Harvey at Chicago Friday night Harvey ac-
cused Sims wife of theft.
george Scnlcks tue nlneteen-year-Olu muir
derer OF Dick Cisco, at Madison, Ind, has sur
rendered to the authorities.
The Hon. Henry X. Boyer OF Philadelphia
has been nominated for state treasurer by the
republicans of Pennsylvania.
John w. Harder, probate judge of Towner
county, Dakota, has disappeared, leaving a
shortage in his accounts of 5000.
Herman B. Falk, wealthy Chicagoan, was
asphyxiated by gas last week which escaped
from burners partially turned on.
Two life convicts at Waupun, Wis, made an
unsuccessful attempt 10 escape Sunday. They
were discovered hiding in an attic
A syndicate with 100000 capital has been
formed 10 develop the mineral lands in and
around Joplin and Webb City, Mo.
A collision on the Nickel-pate railroad, near
South Whitley, Ind last week, wrecked twelve
freight cars and killed two tramps.
Henry Grumbling, laborer, fell into box
Of newly-slacked lime at Mansfield, o., last
week, and was smothered 10 DEATH
Two men were killed and a number seriously
injured by an explosion during the testing of a
natural gas main at Pittsburg Friday.
The car is expected in Berlin Aug. "a En-
peror William warmly expresses to Queen Vic
toria his pleasure at his English reception and