The Indiana State sentinel., 1889-01-09
Miscellaneou, News.

Miscellaneous News.
The Rev. NJ. Summerbeli, Dayton, o., dead.
Business portions of Manchester, Mass,
burned.
The cotton bag trust has seen its day and
quietly died
A valuable coal find has been made at Gen.
terville, OAK.
Natural gas has been struck in Steuben
county, New York.
Mai. L. B. Emo, n well-known ST. Louis pro-
vision broker, is dead.
j. Boyee's foundry and machine shops, East
Liverpool, o., burned
Charles o. White the well-known theatrical
man of Detroit, is dead.
Z. w. Gilcrease. treasurer of Montague
county, Texas, short $4,000.
Jake McAulilEe, the pugilist and his trainer
Billy Madden, are in Chicago.
The WatertOn N. " manufacturing CON-
pany will remove TO Dayton. o.
The strike of coal beavers at Duluth, Mimi,
is assuming serious proportions.
The sheriff has raided the wholesale liquor
establishments of Burlington, la.
Extensive opmun-smuggling operations have
been discovered in Seattle W. i.
Business portion of Altoona. ILL.,, burned
Wednesday night. Loss, $4,000.
Frank Matthews, brakeman killed in rail-
road wreck at Battle Creek, Mich.
II. NJ Dufur defeated Duncan c. Ross in
wrestling match Mt Boston Friday.
Clement Williams, Batavia, o., in Jail,
charged with being white Cap"
The Rev. Fielder Israel, pastor First unita.
rian church, Salem, Mass, shielded.
Gov. Adams, Colorado, in his annual mes
sage, recommends high license law.
David Irwin, aged one hundred and fifteen
years, died at Waseka, Mimi, Friday.
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Pennsylvania are in session in Chicago.
Grand Rapids postoffice robbed of $500 in
stamps and a number OF registered letters.
James Hughes. telegraph operator killed in
a wreck on the Union Pacific at Wyoming.
J. 1. Case has sold the trotting horse, James
G., to \. j. Felix, Syracuse, y. y, for $1,000
Express boxes were taken by single-handed
highwayman from stages at Cloverdale, Cal.
The weather is so pleasant that excursion.
boats are running on the St Lawrence river.
Desc rter George SchillIng, company X L. $
A., found frozen and dying near Belknap, NJ T.
Senator Plumb was one of Gen. HarrisOn's
callers last week. His call was purelya social
one.
George A. Baker, Cleveland, O., original
stockhoider in the Standard oil company, sui
cided.
1t is now evident that forty-two lives were
lost by the burning OF the steamer Kate
Adams.
The granite monument OF Clusters Michigan
cavalry brigade at Gettysburg, Pa, is COM
pleted.
Harry G. Stickuey defauIting clerk for C.
l.. Davenport, Boston, has been captured in
Denver.
The directors of the Kansas state prison are
accused OF swindling the state on coal con-
tracts.
1t is said that Mr. Blaine desires to 20 to
md bat hn will he ~iua tba lin,
mission.
Four-year-old Nellie Reynolds, New York,
died from the effects of alcohol; coroner inves-
tgating.
Benjamin Hopkins has been released from
the Ohio penitentiaTy and taken to his CIncin
natl home.
Mrs. Della Parnell has decided her Borden
town, y. j.. property TO her son Charles Stew
art Parnell.
The Favorite stove works. Cincinnati will
remove its plant to Piqua, o., on account Of
natural gas.
Hronek, the anarchist. was sentenced at
Chicago to twelve years imprisonment in the
penitentiary
cattle train on the Topeka Il Santa Fe road
wrecked near Overlook, |. r., and l00heed q
cattle killed.
Robert Elder, IT., hanged at Mays Landing.
y. j., Thursday, for the murder OK his father,
William Forbes, a lamp-trimmer for he
Brush electric light company. killed by shock
of electricity.
The Richardson drug company, ST. Louis.
burned out New Years morning, has passed
out OF existence
Charles Wilson, Creston, Ia, family and nine
guests poisoned by eating meat sslted in a YES
sci made OF zine.
Levi F. Morton and many other prominent
people attended the dedication of Diston hall,
Philadelphia, yesterday.
The Hon. Thomas c. Platt given a com
plimentary dinner by Thomas Cochran at
Philadelphia Thursday night
President Won der Abe has completed ar
rangement for the transfer OF Short Stop Fuller
from Washington to 1t. Louis
An epidemic of measles, scarlet fever and
chicken-pox has broken out at Belvidere. ILL.,.
and the schools are to be closed.
The stables of the paving and health depart
ments of Boston burned Thursday. Two fire.
men were hurt by falling timbers.
Lumbermen in the Northwest are breaking
up their camps and giving up their business
for the winter there being snow.
The people of Jacksonport Ark, are greatly
excited over the reported discovery of large
amount of hidden treasure near there.
Oberkampf and Mack, the Chicago street
letter-box thieves, sentenced To the peniten-
tary for five and three years respectively
New Orleans police are looking for some
man who amuses himself by firing bullets
through the windows of the charity hospital.
Missouri Pacific employees receiving more
than 500 per month, except engineers, con-
ductors and shop men. will suffer 10 per cent
cut.
Ii is said that resolution will soon be Of
Tered in the lower house Of congress inquiring