The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-06
Minor Notes.

ing the plaintiff $4,000.
Minor Notes.
Judson Turner, of Seymour, was fatally
kicked and trampled by a colt.
James Boyd, of New Washington, shot Off
his right band while out hunting.
David Henry, of Lebanon, has fled APP
plication for a receiver for the Midland
railroad.
Agatha Earle. the actress, was granted a
divorce at Rochester, from Graham Earle,
the theatrical manager.
Burglars entered the residence OF George
w. Bunch, at New Castle, securing a gold
watch and $3.50 in cash.
Mrs. Susan Ticking. an aged widow OF
Fort Wayne. drowned herself in st. Mary's
river. No cause is known.
Jacob Bonebrake. a pioneer and promi-
Dent farmer of Huntington, died yester-
day, aged eighty-two years.
Mrs. Sarah Nafrey. of Mount Lebanon,
who was thrown from q horse a few days
ago, has died from her injuries.
Mrs. George Kellar. of Coal Creek. Fount-
paroxysm, while i'll with the grip.
Robert Bradt has been sentenced to three
years imprisonment by the LaPOrte court
for robbing Lake Shore freight cars.
Henry Harsting, of Vincennes, was
seriously stabbed in the head by Butch"
MorOne in the course of a drunken quarrel
Butchers of Evansville have organized to
oppose the establishment there OF q dressed.
meat house by Nelson, Morris, & Co.. of
Chicago.
The large residence of VIM. Reynolds. at
MonroevIlle, Allen county, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Loss, $1,000; no
insurance.
William s. Robinson, a wealthy farmer
of Bruceville. Kno county, put a pistol in
his month and hlQw ont hta braln9- He Waa
temporarily insane.
William Rost, of Richmond, attempted to
shoot conductor Lew wallace at Campbell
town. o. He and two companions were
captured near Richmond and jailed.
Lycurgus L.. Shields. a well-known citi-
pfe1y vi in hi s% Sarn. @ and d ieei'N while T beins are re-
moved to his home. He leaves a widow
and several children.
Mrs. Emmett Early has gotten a judy
ment of $4,000 against the o. & NJ. Rail-
way Company in the jackson County Cir
cult Court for the killing of her husband by
a train three years ago.
Monday night burglars secured an en-
trance to the residence of Harry Purcell, at
LOgansport. securing a lady's gold watch.
diamond earrings and fIger-ring, and es-
capped without detection.
The grand jury of LaPorte countv is in
yestlgating the charges of theft and en-
bezzlement against Adelbert l.. Brown. the
loan agent, who fled to Kansas and was
brought back by a relative.
The heaviest woman in Davies county
died Tuesday at her fathers home in Bo-
E shirs Mstf1s Mccall Of RIneS S5s n.is Shs y sas
pounds and was only twenty-one years old.
Some unknown vandals at Pendleton, to
vent their spite against J.. G. Manning. an
insurance and real-estate agent, broke all
the glass in the windows and front doors of
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night.
About 1:S0 o'clock yesterday morning
burglars broke into the large dry-goods
and clothing store of Dennis Kelley, at
Winchester, and stole about $50 worth of
goods. This makes the fourth burglary
there within the last two weeks.
J.. ". Colby, a spiritualist, is holding a
series of meetings at Pendleton and raking
mp all the spirits of departed friends, who.
through him as medium, are communicate
ing with the living. Several are being car
ried away with his manifestations and ex-
element runs high.
Mrs. Elisuna McNeeley, of Crawfords-
Vile, secured q pass from the township
trustee for herself and child to ~Shelbyville,
and left her husband standing at the depot.
He wanted to go, but she did not van him,
and told the trustee not to give him a pass.
as she did not expect to live with him much
longer anyway.
Lynas Hutson. a young man of Decatur,
fell between the cars of q moving freight
train on the Chicago 81 Atlantic railway.
within the city limits, and had both his
legs horribly mutilated by the wheels.
from the effects of which he died in a few
hours afterward. Hutson was formerly
from Union City, where he had relatives.
While at work on a derrick at the Green
field nail works, yesterday morning. Walter
Christie took a fall of fifty feet. one of the
guy-ropes giving way. Mr. Christie chung
to the top side of a large upright pole, and,
by striking the roof of. a building, the fall
was broken. so that the worst results were
some severe bruises on the pack and right
arm.
The committee appointed by the Craw-
louisville Presbytery to make a report at
the spring meeting upon the question of
the revision of the creed will report in
composed of Rev. r. j. Cunningham, ID. D.,
and Judge A.. ID. Thomas, of Charlottesville;
Prof. III. @. McLain, of Wabash College,
Crawfordsville, and Rev. Mr.. Parker, of
Cutler.
Lewis Ballard, of Eel River township,
Morgan county, in going to and from
his farm, is compelled to cross the
farm of John Barber. The right to dc this
had been given Mr.. Ballard by deed. Sum
day afternoon Mr.. Barber called to Mr..
Ballard, as he was coming from the farm,
and told him not to cross again. Some
words passed, and Barber fired at Ballard,
calling TO a boy to load the gun again. Bar
Der started oward Mr.. Ballard with a club,
and the latter drove away. Barber was
charged with assault with intent to kill,
and IN default of $500 bail was sent TO Jail
to await the action of the court. Both are
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