The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-04

redress. 1t alleges discrimination by
railroads and mine operators in favor OF
manufacturers.
James Dougherty, the insane lover OF
Mary Anderson, who shot and killed DR..
Lloyd, the physician at the Elatbush III
sane asylum, was sentenced to Sing Sing
states prison for life.
In the Illinois senate a bill was intro
duced making it conspiracy for two or
more persons to agree to prevent the
| election OF any person 70 Office on account
OF his religious belief.
1t is rumored that Count Won Waller
| see, who was recently removed from his
| position as chief OF the general staff, is to
| succeed Count Won Munster as German
ambassador to France.
Suit has been brought against ex-Stete
| Treasurer McFetridge Of Wisconsin TO re
| cover Sl5S,000 ALLEGED to have been re-
ceived by him as interest on the states
money during his term.
Speaker Elder introduced bill IN the
Kansas house declaring gold and silver
coin of the United States a legal tender for
| all debts within the state and prohibiting
contracts in gold payments.
The Fl. Worth TEX security and con
! struction company, owners OF the Hurley
! buildinr, has filed a deed of trust on its
property to secure the Merchants national
! bank in the suit of 100000.
Strikers accosted some non-union work
ers at their works at Bradford, Pa. The
latter replied with q pistol Volley. Two
strikers were wounded, John HOLIDAY and
John Trainer, the former fatally.
| The National association OF retail nipple
| ment dealers at St. Louis elected f. A.
Keller, Eiwardsville, ILL.,, president; T. X.
! Alien, Craig, Mo, vice-president; NJ. K.
McNeely, Jackson, Mo-, secretary.
The New Mexiro legislature adjourned.
| Bills passed: Free public school law; tax
, ing express compan es on receipts; taxing
national bank shares; regulating express
/ charges; repeating exemption law.
Mrs. Jane Chambers, the only surviving
daughter OF John Mulanphy, to whose
munificence the ST. Louis Mu amply hos
/ pital and the sacred heart convent owe
their existence, died, aged 90 years.
Frederick Dehass, of Dehass & Wander
| veldie, agents Of the German life insurance
company a. St. Paul, Mimi, attempted to
commit suicide by shooting himself. 1t
is thought that his mind is affected.
The Rome correspondent TO the New
York Catholic NeWs denies several state
lhSntS regarding appointments d1CCllli-
the Catholic church in the United States
said TO have been made by the holy see.
The Washington legislative inve -tigat-
ing committee finds that Representative
Harry A. Clarke gave Representative Net
calfe 500 TO vote for Major Calkins for
senator and recommends that Clarke be
punished.
The Rainey coke plants at Scottdale.
Pi., started up under the protection OF
Pinkertons. Secretary Mcbride says if a
! settlement Is not soon reached 1--WE will
close down every coking region in the
United States"
Governor Hill has declined TO honor
| Connecticut requisiton for an alleged
criminal, bearing the signature of Morgan
| G.. Bulkeley on the ground that he did
not recognize Mr.. Buckley as governor OF
the state of Connecticut.
In the congressional case of O'Mallev
Us. O'Neill, from st. Louis, the Missouri
! supreme court holds that the central COM
mittees of political parties have the right
to arbitrate and settle differences between
candidates. This is a victory for O'Neill
The National soap makers association is
now stated to be fully organized and in
complete running order. At Kansas City
on Monday the Missouri river association
I
| work OF associations scattered all over the
country.
A fire in Armoprisle, Kan, DESTROYED
the cooperage establishments of j. r. kel-
| ly & Bro, the Armourdale elevator,
owned by ]. P. Campbell & Co.. forty
freight cars and about 100000 bushels OF
grain, entailing a total loss OF about
| $4,000.
After twenty years of continued swind-
ling by which he has managed to defraud
firms in Georgia and other states out of
| amounts aegregating $4,000. A. J. Dick
son, postmaster of Mershon, Ga. is on
trial for using the mails for fraudulent
pourposes.
Mrs. P. P. Godfrey, the wife of an
Omaha mechanic, has received notice Of
the death of her father, John ONeall, a
| millionaire manufacturer of Bradford.
| England, by which she becomes sole heir
to SIS, 100000. She was disowned for her
humble marriage ten years ago.
The British force, under the command
| of Mai. Smvth, CAPTURED the stockade OF
Tsawabawas Wunthe, in the Upper Bur-
man, kill ing twenty-seven of the defend
ers The Isawabawas palace was set on
fire, looted and finally destroyed. The
British loss was thirteen killed or
wounded.
The Chicago branch Offices Oh +. If.
! Horner of New York, agent of the Ea-
ropean lottery bond swindle have been
closed and his local agent, J. E. lehman,
can not be found. LarGe numbers of poor
people have been induced during the past
| year to buy the bonds on monthly Install
ments of s. each.
The Texas supreme court held that mer-
| camille establishments doing business in
Texas under the corporate laws of another
| state we're fraudulently attempting to
| evade the Texas laws and that stockhold-
ers in such corporations were liable as
partners. This decision will affect hun
| dreds Of mercantile concerns.
The Canadian trade and navigation re-
turns for 1890 show that exports were
S97. 749, las. and imports Sl2S, S5S,24l. I'm
ports increased s., 500. 900 and exports in
creased about the same. The balance Of
trade against Canada was S25. 100. Cana
da's exports to the Udited States were
Si0,0O0,000 and imports S52,000,0O0.
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