The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-27
duced annual dues to 81, and adjourned to

duced annual dues to 81, and adjourned to
meet next year in Atlanta
Exports from the United States the year
ended October, 1889, were S79S, 46S, 752, against
S67S, ,S44 in 1883, and imports S765,4l5,111,
against S722, 97S, 245 in 1855.
The Atchison board of directors unanimously
declared effective the plan of reorganization,
majority of the bonds having assented thereto
both in Europe and America.
Congress will be asked TO permit Lieut.. Aaron
Wood and Capt. II. c. Cochrane, q. s. N. TO
receive the order of legion of honor for services
connected with the exposition.
In a cross-bill. Charles 81. Kingmsn OF Gray,
Kingman Collins, grocers, Chicago. charges
Partner Collins with wrecking the house by
speculation and bad management
Bank Observation-Disclosures fours, $1,567,.
1877; registered fours-and-a-hslf, $l54,SOO and
$4,000 at 1861. and $4,000 at 1865.
Ira Aubrey's skeleton was found at Eliza
beth, Ky. Sheeman Aubrey, his nineteen-year-
old half-witted cousin, says he murdered him
for so cents paid by Ira's stepmother.
The methodist board of extension at st.
Louis reported receipts during its existence.
s. AS, 1873; last year, 7,779; grants to date,
6,533; last year, 53S; loan fund.- 1921 1872.
Another cottage literally splat:ered with
blood has been discovered on Deering-st., Chi
ergo. but the police think the blood was put
there to cause trouble for the late tenant.
The Women's national Indian association at
Newark chose Mrs Mary Bonney Rambault,
Miss Helen Foote and Mrs. r. NJ. Taylor. secre-
taries; and Miss Anna NJ. Bennett, treasurer.
William Miller. Charles Carey and George
Wright, while embalming corpse in Louis
vile undertakers shop, got into fight with
knives and hatchets and all were badly hurt
In the Iowa river land cases the settlers will
defend their title on the ground that the rail
road grant was not obtained by fraud and that
the government erred in issuing patents TO the
lands
The body of Capt G. W. Blanks of the
blown-up Corona. with those of Clerks L. v.
Cellos and s w. Hanna, DR.. j. p. Tatener of
Atlanta and the barber, were found at Plaque
mine. La.
Charles Montgomery of San Francisco was
swindled out of $4,000 by E. Glenncross Grant,
aY. VI. c. A. young man whom Montgomery
took into partnership because OF his superls-
tive goodness.
Expert John O'Bren of New York put
Cleveland's water tunnel through the quick
sands The tunnel broke. O'Bnen has been
arrested for cutting it in order TO prolong his
fat-salaried job.
Devil Anse" Hatfield was acquitted of vio-
latinQ the internal revenue law at Charleston,
w. Va. crowd of armed friends accompan-
led him to court to prevent him being turned
over to Kentucky.
Mrs. Maria B. Nell of Anoka, MIMI, has
turned over S2o0, 900 worth of property to Sc
cure creditors of the First national bank Tor
whose cashier c. F. Pratt, she had Endorsed to
the extent of $4,000.
To-day Missouri's secretary of state will de-
clare forfeited the charters OF 900 corporations
which have not complied with the antitrust
law. Among them is the Simmons hardware
company of st. Louis.
Tho DISTRICT offornav for northern Texas adj
vises that the u. 5. court be located at some
other place than Graham, because Jail facilities
are not sufficient there and the state counts are
hostile TO the federal.
Judge Foster OF Topeka decides that the
Northern Texas court has jurisdiction over No
Man's-Land, and the twenty-seven people in
dicted for numbering the Stevens county sheriff
must be tried at Paris.
1t is said that the B. & o. is trying TO get an
entrance to Chicago by an old elevated road
franchise running TO Van Buren-st and Wash
ave. The Illinois Central says the B. & o. can
no longer use its tracks.
Secy, Tracy refuses to accept the dynamite
cruiser Vesuvius until it has satisfactorily
shown that it has thirty-tw o-hundred-horse-
power and can throw bomb containing 200
pounds of explosive one mile.
The Illinois railroad and warehouse commits
sioners, in the matter of the protest by the
grain-shippers against the present state inspec-
ton and grading of No. 2 decided that 1t would
make no change before July 1.
The sheriff and justice who arrested him, a
constable who helped these two, and the land
lord and son who notified the officers OF his
whereabouts are fighting over the 8, 100 reward
offered for the Michigan bandit, Holzhay.
Col. w. H. Simms and q New York synd-
cate will about Dec. 10 take control of the
Monongahela district mines and transportation,
including 10000 square miles of coal lands, l25
mines, 4, 800 vesses-all employing $4,000 men.
Gov. TAYLOR acted in the case of the Nash
Vile Barnards, sentenced TO hang for the muir
der of their cousin, as follows: John il, and
! Elijah. pardoned; Clint and Anderson, COM
mitted to five years; John sr., committed TO
ten years.
Richard d. Kyle. vice-presdent of the An
derson Harris carriage company, Cincinnati,
! is said 10 have robbed his company and disap-
peared with girl whom he rescued from a
| bagnio and placed in the Western female SEM
| mary at Oxford.
| The American institute of architects at Gin
/ cinnati elected r. NJ. Hunt president; John W.
| Root, Chicago, secretary, and Samuel 5. Treat,
/ Chicago, treasurer. J. +. Alexander of Laiey-
cite was made chairman Of the committee on
state organization.
The blood is the source of health Keep il