The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-13

Vic ACQ nag.
The Washington legislature organized, but
can do nothing till the president issues his
statehood proclamation.
b. /. Brasseman, secret service officer who
lives in Washington. is under arrest for illegal
voting at Richmond, Va.
James NJ. Former, treasures of Riley county.
Kansas, is in Canada and the county doesn't
know how much it's out.
The Quebec government paid the jesuits
100000 for a clear title to lands conhscated by
the crown a century ago.
The w. C. T. u. held no session at Chicago
yesterday. the delegates conducting temperance
services at various places.
The Columbus & Cincinnati Midland stock
holders are trying to arrange an adjustment OF
Indebtedness at New York.
r. Foreman of Scranton, Pa, was killed in
Wyoming by four hunting companions who
accused him of stealing $40.
Miss Carrie f. Barnes of Providence, r. l.,
got $4,000 from the New York & New England
road for injuries in wreck.
John Booth was convicted of rape at Lowell,
Mass, and attempted suicide by butting his
head against an iron railing.
f. III. VanHosen, cashier, and D. NJ MCGEE.
teller OF the Toledo national bank. are under
arrest for embezzling $4,000.
Solomon island natives are practicing oanni-
balism and recently ate English Missionary
Nelson and three native boys.
The general missionary committee of the
methodist episcopal church began q week s
session at Kansas City Sunday.
At HazletOn, Pa, John Burke Frank Munek
and Joseph Pond were killed by the explosion
OF boiler in the Parker mines.
Vice President MortOn's private secretary de-
MES that liquor is sold in Mr. Morton's new
apartment house in Washington.
The New York supreme court orders the
dissolution of the North river sugar refining
company, member of the trust.
Appointed-William w. Bates, of New
York, commissioner of navigation; Trinidad
Romero, marshal of New Mexico.
Mr.. Pillsbury admits that S, 1000, 600 was the
price paid by the English syndicate for his and
the Washburn mills and elevators.
Mrs. Celia Brown and her little grand
daughter were murdered by parties unknown
In johnson county, North Carolina.
Princess Marie, formerly Mile Loisinger, the
opera singer, wife of Prince Alexander recent
King of Bulgaria, died in childbirth.
Richard Philbus who, while acting as butler
for w. X. Nixon in Chicago, stole 81, 900 worth
OF jewelry, was captured in New York.
The governor of Virginia has committed the
death sentence of Simon Walker a youthful
negro rapist, to twenty years imprisonment
The New York Times says trusts will be
wholly exterminated by the decision of the
New York supreme court in the sugar cases.
Sir Henry James continues his speech before
the Parnell commission, but confines himself
to making charges unsupported by evidence.
Bond Observation-Disclosures As, S355OOO at
127; coupon Is, $3.50 900 at 127: registered AS,
S61.SOO at 1857; coupon AS, $500 at 1852.
X. c. Mcclure, postmaster at Louisa, KY,
claims that his Office was wrecked by demo
Gratis who were celebrating the victory in Ohio.
James Swanton. a acknowledgements
lar capitalist Of Joplin, No., is about to be ar.
rested for firing Packard's mill in Iowa in 1868.
Bond Coupon As. 5000, at 1877;
registered As $4,000, at l27; coupon 4 rs
$4,000, at 1861; registered as S75,500, at
1859.
President Harrison Friday issued a procla-
nation declaring Montana a state. Ii is SINH
lar in form to those making states of the Da-
kOtas.
Mr.. Galley OF Los Angeles, who was with
the party that chased the Benders into the
Indian territory, says the whole family was ex-
terminated.
\. d. Hunter, a prominent merchant OF
Louisville, and great grandson of one OF the
royal governors OF New York, died yesterday,
aged sixty-four.
Frank Frost stole from the Pacific Mail COM
pany at Panama He was sentenced to ten
years and one day for each dollar he stole''-
total of nineteen years.
II. Remsen Whitehouse U. s charge daft
faIres at the City OF Mexico, climbed the extinct
volcano at IZtaccihul, 1860 feet-the second
time the feat has been accomplished.
A wild man" who gives his name as Bernard
Malay has been found in a cave at Sparta, Wis.
He talks glibly about the Cronin case, but Chi
cago police think he knows nothing Of it.
Thomas A. Vaughan OF Lafayette ind net
ing railway postal clerk on tie Lake
Erie & Western, was arrested at Peoria
charged with rObbing the mails. He confessed
DIR. Mary Weeks Burnett sues Frances Will
lard for $4,000 for SANDER f0r a circular con.
corning the formers management OF the Ma
tional woman's temperance hospital at Chi.
cago.
A year ago young man named Andrew
Johnson disappeared f7om a Swedish picnic
mutllated, was dlscoyered in the river and Cos
sips connect the tw9f occurrences.
At Washington, ID. c.. George Bust. a negro
shot and probably fatally wounded Osborne
Basey, another Negro Officer A. n. Crippen
and Bust exchanged shots the former being In
stantly killed and the latter dying few hours
afterward.
Two horsgs at the Chicago show beat the
worlds r1cord for high jumping by clearing q
bar 6feeNO3< in hight. The horses were Ontario
owned 10y s ). Rowland of Mt. Morris, n. y,
and R9sebeTy the property Of MOrehouse &
Pepp1r of Toronto.
COY. Mellette says Dakota has 10000 popu-
latlqn; area filed in the past year 100000
acrEs; 100000 acres, mostly in North Da-
koga are still open for settlement: 800 900 acres
w9re solo last year by the Northern Pacific
life stock values have increased in nine years
OBS per cent; the tin mines in the Black Hills
ARE doing wonderfully and promise to be the
Fchest in America