The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-01
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.


dictod.
A heavy snow-storm prevails in wosi-
ern Kansas.
Eight lives woro lost in wreck or
Norfolk, Va.
Three lives were lost In n hotel Arc at
Oloan, ". y.
The Bulgarian minister Of finance was
assassinated.
DR.. w. NJ. Gentry has discovered tho
grip microbe.
Tho steamship Calodonian reports
severe passage.
Tho taking Of testimony in the Kincaid
trial has begun.
The pcasantrv In Connomara, Ireland,
are dying OF famine.
AZ Boomvllle, o., crusaders completely
demolished saloon.
Bad weather is playing havoc with New
Mcxico's sheep ilocks.
Last night was tho first anniversary Of
tho Louisville cyclone.
An auction sale of unpaid tailor bills
took place in New York.
A heavy blizzard prevailed In Kansas,
Nebraska, aud Colorado.
A double murder and suicide took place
in Portland, Ore, theater.
Fifteen business houses Mt Russellville,
Ala, burned; loss $4,000.
Marion Tomlan was shot by ]. w. Car
ter near Somerville, Tenn.
BY cave.n ut the salt wells in Salina,
kGs.. four men were killed.
Mrs. Coraline Tuck of Bangor, Me-, was
burned 10 death in her house.
Tho latest report from Mrs Haliord is
that sue is neither better nor worse.
Dun Il Co.'S weekly report shows the
state OF trade TO be fairly satisfactory.
John Ilavel and son Joseph were killed
by a Grand Trunk engine at Chicago.
Several persons were slightly injured in
a railroad wreck near Charleston, Va.
superintendent Porter shows the popu-
lation OF the southern states by races.
BY collision at Racine. Wis, two men
were killed and several others injured.
Billy Baker, OF Buffalo, won fight
with Pat Slattery, OF Denver, on foul
Fire at the vinegar works of Miller &
Co., at Cincinnati, caused loss OF $4,000.
All was quiet in the coke region yester-
day, though the trouble is not yet ended
Twenty-four hundred people in Wal
lace county. Kansas are starving to death.
Fugtives from Chilli state that VERT
able reign of terror prevails in Valparaiso.
Conn brothers, dry goois, Dallas, Tex,
assigned liabilities 5000, assets $40, 900.
An English woman has been arrested
at Paris for marrying forty-three French
men.
A merchant of Kupstein, in the Tyrol.
was assassinated by a member of the
Mafia.
Yves Mcclure OF Llano, Tex, was assas-
sinated while returning home from a
dance.
A Mexico, Mo-, man died of hydro
phobia twenty years after the bite was in
Hicted.
Mrs. Gen. Grant absolves Mr.. Andrews
from responsibility in her stock trans
actions.
William Pierce OF Marshall, Mo-, was
| found guilty of rape and sentenced to be
hanged.
Firemen Malone and seigfried were
xii ed by the wreck OF a coal train at Rock
Castle, Va.
Frank Slavin has issued very sweeping
challenge to fight any man in the world
| for $4,000. G
A young fend in Texas, twenty-five
years old. is known to have committed
six murders.
Engineer Roberts was killed by the
wreck of a Burlington passenger train at
! Sutton, Neb.
At st. Louis Frank Allison was killed
by William Johnson with billiard cue in
a saloon row.
William Wood Of Springfield, O., was
instantly killed by the bursting of an
emery wheel.
The annual exhibit OF pork packing in
the West shows a very large gain during
the past year.
DR.. w. A. Edwards Of Denver gives an
interesting interview regarding the re-
| bellion in Chilli. Z
Near Sutton, Neb., the Burlington
| flyer collided with a cattle train and
killed two men.
Sir Charles Tupper's visit to Washing
ington in the interest OF reciprocity has
been postponed.
In a speech at Sligo Mr. Parnell an
nounced that he would stay in the fight
| to the bitter end.
A sweeping measure aimed at the stock
| yards corporations was introduced in the
Illinois legislature.
The old firm of A. Whitney & Son, car
wheel manufacturers Philadelphia, finan-
Cldlll cuIDdi ldooSus
A meeting of sash, door and blind man.
| ufacturers has been called at Chicago to
organize q combine.
Nineteen lives were lost in the wreck OF
the British steamer Strathairly on the
| North Carolina coast.
Two children of Mrs. John Rung Of Mil
waukee died from trichiniasis contracted
by eating hog sausage.
A German syndicate will put Sl0000,00O
into beet sugar pants in Kansas If expert
ments are satisfactory.
At a charity ball at Belfast. Ireland, a
mad man fired a shotgun among the
dancers, killing one girl.
The SHOWS are rapidly melting in Kansas
and traffic is resumed, but Nebraska and
| Iowa are still showed up.
DR.. L. ID, Lyon OF Chicago desired to
travel alone and his wife shot at him to
teach him better manners.
At Hazelton, Pa, Mile Capece killed
herself rather than marry the man her
parents had chosen for her.
II is reported that the Union stock
yards company will establish big pack
ing house near San Francisco.
The coke regions are in an uproar over
! the resumption by the operatives and it Is
feared that blood will be shed.
The exchange OF compliments between