The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-28
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cent. on all teas imported from countries
which Disseminated against the United
States.
John Garland of Stoughton, Mass,
failing to kill his wife and daughter, cut
his throat
Though there is said to be no cause for
alarm, the pope is confined to his bed
with cold
Queen Natalie says she must leave Ser
via 10 escape indignities which she can no
longer bear.
The testimony before the Raum and
silver pool investigating committees was
unimporiant.
]. o. Oversass, the st. Paul census
taker, was found not guilty of making
false returns.
II is rumored and denied in Chicago
that a cOnservator has been appointed for
'O!d Hutch"
F. Schanning & Co., suits and cloaks.
New York, have confessed judgment on
several notes.
The difficulties between the Chicago
stone-cutters and contractors have been
compromised.
Serious charges of bribery are made in
connection with the South Dakota sena-
torial election.
Capt John Msxey was waylaid and
murdered. it is thought by negroes, at
SUmpter, S. G.
Senator Henderson has introduced a
bill appropriating 100000 for the explora-
ton of Alaska
A prohibition conference is being held
at Des Moines, looking to the prosecution
of all offenders.
The criminal trial OF Potter, of the de-
funct firm of Potter, Lowell & Co. of Bos-
ton, has begun.
The production OF cigars and cigarettes
in the United States in 1890 shows phe-
nomenal increase.
The Rev. Minot J. Savage OF Boston
will become pastor of the church of the
Messiah, Chicago.
Buoys and beacons at the mouth of the
Gironde and Garone rivers have been de-
stroyed by the ice.
1t is now known that forty were killed
and eighty injured in the mine explosion
at Crakow, Russia.
The Standard oil company has pur-
chased the interests of C.. G. Harris of
Ohio for S1.750,O00.
A jersey City Italian claims that his
cousin, a barber, murdered a customer
while shaving him.
George Kendall of Arlington, n. j..
died from hydrophobia as the result Of
bite from pet dog.
Chicago cigar manufacturers will ad-
vance prices 10 per cent. Feb. Ian effect
OF the Mckinley act.
The Oceanic and Union companies have
pooled on running steamships from San
Francisco to sydney.
The Armstrong & Bros boiler factor,
at Springfield, O., which recently assigned
will resume business.
While Mrs. c. 2. Huntington was en-
pertaining guests in New York one of her
servants shot himself.
Surrogate Ransom of New York decided
that Eva Hamilton was not the wife OF
Robert Ray Hamilton.
j. b. Merriam was elected by the coun-
ell to succeed John A. Hart, deceased, as
mayor of Chattanooga.
George w. Ma zee, proprietor of the
Metropolitan hotel, st. Paul, has assigned
with so 600 Liabilities.
Mason & Smith of Boston have bid in
the great PeTabic copper mine at HouVh-
ton, Mich. for $4,000.
| Stephen +. Sherman, the Buffalo mer-
| got five years in prison.
Joseph Cantons and Antony Genisich
| were run down on railroad trest.e and
killed at Bethlehem, Pa.
A red fish-the symbol of royal death,
according to legend-was seen in the har-
Dor of Honolulu Nov. 10.
| 1t is sail Parnell, Dillon and O'Brien
! have on Y agreed to maintain status quo
| tai the general elections.
Senator Stewart (rep.) vigorously at
tackled the force bill. The senate took no
action on the cloture rule.
Near Pierce CITY, No., constable and
| Deputy Sheriff Wright were killed by two
| brothers named Shepherd.
! Sir John Macdonald will dissolve the
| Canadian parliament and appeal to the
country early in February.
William Coulter, farmer OF Sault Ste.
| Marie, Mich, shot and killed his father in
a quarrel over load OF hay.
Two hundred men in mine at Evans
ton, Wyo., were nearly su located through
the burning of the ian house.
Siverton. Col, thinks Padlewski, the
assassin OF Gen. SiIverskof at Paris, is in
the mountains near Silverton-
Prof Charles Gatchell of Ann Arbor
has succeeded in performing Mind Reader
Johnstone's sale-Opening feat.
Arkansas house decided not to make an
appropriation for the worlds fair till the
fate of the force bill is settled.
Engineer J. w. Depan and Fireman H.
Stafford were killed By Mexican Ma
tional wreck near Laredo, Tex.
Thirteen alliance men in the Kansas
legislature voted with the Ingalls, men and
ingalls, stock rose considerably.
Suits for S350000 damages have been
filed against q. b. Holmes in connection
with the Los Angeles cable road
In the house Mr.. Cooper made another
vigorous attack on Raum and the repub-
licans defended the commissioner.
The South side railway of Chicago got
rid of the Objectionable assistant superin.
tendent and no strikes will occur.
The inter-continental railway commits.
sion met, but adjourned TO Thursday,
owing to the absence of delegates.
The Rev. Father T. III. Malone of Den
yer is in a critical condition in New York
as the result OF fall on a sidewalk.
Serious charges are made against c. b
| Holmes in connection with his manage
ment OF the Los Angeles cab. road.
In the Minnesota house resolution
was introduced To investigate the cost and
amount of waiered stock of railroads.