The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-09-02
Minor Notes.

An incipient blaze at the Kirby House,
Muncie, was extinguished without loss.
Steuben county Republicans have nomi-
mated William Brown for Representative.
Fred Grandorf. aged thirteen, of La
Porte county, was kicked to death by a
horse.
A highwayman assaulted G. w. Tucker
with sandbag at Washington. His injur-
les arc dangerous.
Mrs. Calvin Green. residing at Kempton,
Upton county. fell dead from her chair
while preparing supper.
A daughter of Walker Smith, aged eight
years, was fatally kicked by horse at her
home near Fayetteville.
The annual reunion of the Eighty-eighth
Indiana Volunteers will be held at La
grange, Ind. on Tuesday, Oct. z.
Capt. w. P. Richner was dangerously
stabbed at Terre Haute by John Taylor in
a quarrel over game of cards. Taylor is
in Jail.
The Third Indiana Cavalry Forty fifth
Regiment will hold their next annual re-
union at Muncie, commencing Tuesday.
Oct. 8. 1890.
Capt. A. C. Keel, of Fort Wayne, has been
appointed deputy internal revenue collect
tor at that point, to succeed Claude T.. Mil
Ter. resigned.
Seyenty-five diggers in the trench of the
Indiana Gas and Oil Company at Hunting
ton. struck for an advance from S1,35 to
S1.50 per day.
Chaffen, the Ascending o0lS-keeper of
Frederick Stauff at Muncie, shows q
shortage of over 500.
The eleventh annual reunion of the Fiji
ty-seventh Regiment Indiana Volunteer
Infantry will be held at Lynn, Randolph
county. Sept. "A and Is.
Thomas j. Gray and George Gray. wanted
of Co. fro hnpn MI Of e 1cu
Stoner in the killing of William Boles,
were captured at Bradford, Ill.
The contract for lighting Rockville by
electricity has been let to Moore IL Thurs-
ton, and they have ninety days to complete
their work. Only sixteen lights will be put
III by the town at present.
Moses Joseph. merchant of ShelbyyIlle.
mslaid $500 some days ago and intimated
that it was stolen by Aetna Richardson.
The money was found and Moses is now
made defendant in suit for 5000 DAM
ages.
David Yount. aged eighty years. died at
his home, near Crawfordsville Sunday
morning. He was one of the pioneer wool
en- manufacturers of the State. and was the
owner of a large factory at TOWNSVILLE.
He was also q large buyer and shipper of
wool >
Two cases ofmalignant scarlet fever were
developed at LaGro Sunday afternoon. and
it was deemed best yesterday to dismiss
the schools. for the present at least. The
regular fall term was to have commenced
yesterday. Much uneasinesss is manifested
lest the disease infect the entire town.
Rev. A. l.. Grim. pastor of the Christian
Church at Shelbyville, has rendered his
resignation. His action was brought
about partly by a desire to engage in evan
eeiical work and partly because the church
was divided on the question of prohibition.
He is a strong third party man, which did
not suit majority of his flock.
The fourth reunion of the Sixteenth In
diana Volunteers was held at West Baden
SPRINGS. aug 20 anu -. Inc attenuance
enjoyable ever held. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year. Presi-
dent. Gen. Thomas Y. Lucas. Lawrence
burg; yice-president. Capt Timothy Doher~
". st. Paul. Minn.; secretary, Thomas NJ.
Hardy. Pendleton; treasurer. Thomas