The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-07
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences of the Past Week Briefly
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strike.
The Worcester Mass steel works are
insolvent.
Judge John Mitchell died at Des Moines,
aged sixty.
Max Newman. j~eweIer, Boston, failed
for $4,000.
Thirty coal mines on the Monongahela
river are idle.
The Scotch railroad strike is being
rapidly broken.
MANY miners were killed by an explos-
ion in Westphalia.
The American chemical society is meet
ing at Philadelphia.
Theodore Lowe, cigar manufacturer,
New York, assigned.
The business portion of Milton, Del,
burned loss $4,000.
Granite Hall opera house, Augusta, Me-,
burned; loss $4,000.
The Fifth-ave. theater and block
in New York burned.
Stocks are generally higher; so is live
stock; grains are lower.
The Gem City stove works at Dayton,
o., burned loss $4,000.
Chicago bankers report returning conf
dence in business circles.
w. c. Murray, merchanttailor of ToTon-
to, has fled owing $4,000.
In a railroad wreck at Harper's Ferry
two engineers we've killed.
The South Bend building bill has been
approved by the president.
Serfe & Mitchell's four mill, Freeport,
Neb., burned; loss $4,000.
Forty miners probably lost their lives in
an Austrian mine explosion.
San Francisco ielt two slight shocks of
earthquake Friday morning.
The loss by the New York fire was
$567, 900. No lives were lost.
Samuel Kerns was killed by an electric
light current at Philadelphia.
Caldwell & Niblack, general merchants,
Tyler, Tex, failed for $4,000.
DAVIS Bros. music, Savannah, Ga, as
signed with $4,000 liabilities.
Hawthorne & Finn, steam-ftting manu-
facturers, New York, assigned.
John NJ. Reamer, lumber, New York,
assigned with $4,000 liabilities
The Spanish cOrtes has dissolved. Elec-
tons will be neid Feb. l and ID.
An organized exodus of negroes has set
in from the South to Oklahoma.
Donald Simpson, grocer, Sarnia, Ont,
assigned, with $4,000 liabilities.
1t is believed fourteen more soldiers
have been killed by the Indians.
w. w. Hill, a small d-aler on the New
York cotton exchange, has failed.
Charles Herz0g * Bro, s~tationers, Mem
phis, failed with $4,000 liabilities.
There seems little hope of a settlement
of the Alabama coal mining strike.
The master carpenters and journeymen
| OF Chicago are still unable to agree.
Lisburg T q ~Isaacs, dry goods, Danville,
Va, assigned with sd 600 liabilities.
Derocay Bros, brickmakers, Boston,
Mass, owe $4,000 with small assets.
Two patients in the st. Petersburg hos
pital died under the Koch treatment.
The Marshall county courthouse at
M%arysviile, Kas-, burned; loss $4,000.
Many houses were blown down in a gale
at Abilene, Tex. but no lives were lost.
Eight members of an Iowa family have
died Of dyphtheria and another is dying.
At Chicago 200 claims for tobacco rebate
were filed Saturday, a~egregating $4,000.
Charles Willis, a banker of Stockbridge,
Mass, has been stealing for thirteen years.
Two men, a woman and a boy were
burned to death in a hotel at Corsicana,
Tex.
The Kansas farmers alliance will pre-
sent sixteen important bills to the legisla-
ture.
Mrs. NJ. 2. Kempster, a former leader of
Wisconsin society, was arrested for lar
ceny.
London police have unearthed a baby
farm where children were starved TO
death.
Glassblowers at the Nova Scotia glass
works near Glasgow have gone out on a
strike.
Shore Brothers, dry goods. Wellington.
Kas., assigned; liabilities, $4,000; assets,
$4,000.
Charles F. Metzger. manufacture OF
fancy boxes, New York, has failed for
$4,000.
Frank r. Miller, papermaker, Mont
gomery, y. V, assigned with $4,000 LA
bilities.
The winter has been so open that Mimi
esota lumbermen have practically done
nothing.
Judge Stowe OF Pittsburg decided that
pumping oil on Sunday was a work of
necessity.
Five men were killed by the blowing up
of the tow boat Annie Roberts at Ports
mouth, o.
London reports a heavy demand for
money for approaching settlements at A
D per cent.
Armour, Swift and Morris deny that
they are about to purchase the st. Louis
stock yards.
Representative ]. n. Terrill shot and
killed C.. w. Embree on the streets OF
Guthrie, Ok.
There is general complaint in New York
that the new treasury notes are printed on
rotten paper.
The Wyoming mining convention adj
journed, after a highly profitable three
days session.
Judgments have been entered against
NJ. w. Dubois, a big cattle man OF Elgin,
ILL.,, for $4,000.
Over 10000 head of cattle are in danger
through the intense cold weather in the
Cherokee strip.
Ali eight bodies have been recovered
from the shaft at Wiikesbarre and all have
been identified.
A workman named Hogan was killed
and several others injured by the fall OF a
wall at Chicago.
A. X. Nones, an ice manufacturer was
killed by the wreck of a freight train q