The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-14

wife's throat early this morning and then
killed himself. Insanity is supposed to
be the cause.
A cyclone did great damage at Sherman,
Goakum, Shriner and other points in
Texas. One child was killed and many
people injured.
The process of making cheap aluminium
from common clay, which Prof. Hirst Of
Chicago claims to have discovered, is con-
sidered a flake"
The American ~cotton-seed oil
has brought suit against Armour & Co. of
Chicago for S350.000 damages, alleging vio-
lation of contract.
An attempt was made to rob a Southern
Pacific train near Flatonia, Tex, but the
robbers were frightened of by L. S. mar
shals on the train.
John Duffy, who attempted to shoot
one OF the Italian murderers of Chief
Hennessy of New Orleans, was sentenced
to six months in Jail.
Robert Bruce, a Chicago clearinghouse
keeper, was assaulted and fatally injuredb by
Abraham Bailey, Billy Wann and Gus
Birdie Tuesday night.
A Chinaman. was blown to atoms and a
white man badly hurt by the explosion of
one OF the California powder company's
mills at San Francisco.
The twenty-seven prisoners who re-
voiced n refused to enter their cells at
the Chattanooga, Tenn, Jail have been
starved into submission.
The Stinson family, numbering seven
persons, who have been engaged in coun-
terfeiting the American silver dollar, were
captured near Windsor, Canada.
Thomas O'Brien alias paddy the Pig
and George Evans. ''green goods" men,
who have been doing an extensive bust
ness, were captured at New York.
The explosion of a lamp fatally injured
Frank Eichnor and caosed $4,000 dam
ages by fire to the building occupied by
the 81. Louis toy company, st. Louis.
The house committee will favorably re-
port the consular and diplomatic bill,
which carries an appropriation OF Sl,665,-
925-S39,S90 less than the year before.
A safe full of counterfeit silver dollars
has been found under the rocks heal GRAY
Cliff, Mont. near the cabin where Ellis,
the counterfeiter, was recently arrested.
The window-glass works of GAINESVILLE,
o., controlled by the United glass COM
pany, has shut down for an indefinite per-
iod, throwing 100 men cute of employment.
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his mother-in-law, Mrs. Charlotte Reese,
twenty-six times through the heart be-
cause she wouldn't deed property to him.
w. ID. S~chrieder. an employee of the
L. express company, was found dead
with a bullet hole in his forehead, in a
deserted barn in Peoria. Supposed suicide.
A passenger train ran into a hand-car,
near Coshocton. O., killing John Corran
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tally injuring Captain Burgess, of Allie
gheny.
Director Lewis Miller of the late Ameri-
can harvester association declares there is
no trnth in the assertion that its abandon
ment was the result of dissension or with
drawals.
Charley Rose, a young farmer of Bay
City, ILL.,, shot and fatally injured Miss
MollIe Welsh, then blew out his own
brains, because her parents had forbidden
his suit.
Charles F.. Yeager and B. F. Nicholson
were yesterday appointed receivers of the
Laredo CTex.) improvement company.
Assets said to be 1896, 900 and liabilities
1855, 000.
The u. s. circuit court at New Orleans
refused an injunction to the American
biscuit company against Bernhard Klotz,
because the former seeks to establish a
monopoly.
The American harvester company of
Chicago is still meeting behind closed
doors, but Secretary \. l.. Conger denies
that an advance in prices has been de-
cided upon.
The Yellow pine lumber company of
C%ollinsville, Tex, n of the wealthiest
lumber firms in the South. passed into the
hands of a receiver. Liabilities, $4,000
assets, SlS7,000.
The lead bodies of three small children
of a farmer named NJ. q. Bell, living in
Barbour county, Kas., who strayed from
home on New Years day, have been
found frozen to death.
In 1890 New York city received 1902
156 bushels of grain, and 20,0S2, 900 bush
els of wheat were delivered by canal. The
canal tonnage for 1890 was 5,246, 102 tons,
being a decrease from 1889.
William D. Hughes and William But
ner, the bogus divorce lawyers, were in
dicted at New York by the grand jury.
Hughes is indicted for forgery and Butner
for forgery and grand larceny.
A resolution has been introduced in the
house permitting officers and crew of the
L. S. ). Baltimore to receive medals from
the king of Sweden in connection with the
removal of Ericcsson's remains.
S. A. Kean, the Chicago banker who
failed with liabilities amounting to 81, 500,-
600, was held to the grand jury Yesterday
in bonds of $4,000. He was mercilessly
scored by Attorney Charles Hughes.
Three boys, aged fifteen, seventeen and
nineteen. were caught at Springfield,
Mass, and confessed to having committed
a series of twenty-three burglaries in and
about that CITY between Nov. s and Jan. ,.
Four piano-movers, Geisley, Genewiser.
Raab and Inner, driving an unmanage-