The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-14
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences of the Past Week Briefly
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The Linseed oil association is meeting
at Buffalo.
The projected harvester trust has been
abandoned.
The Indians are preparing to attack
Pine Ridge.
Wheat in southwestern Kansas never
looked better.
The business part of Springfield Center,
n. Y, burned.
Free coinage is expected to pass the sem
ate next week.
A strong earthquake shock was felt
around Toledo.
The great Rochester shoe strike has
been declared off,.
Three men are now claiming to be gov
ernor OF Nebraska.
The business portion of the town of
Roca, Neb., burned.
The Red river in Texas is very high and
doing much damage.
Almost the entire business portion of
Armour, 5. D., burned.
Small pox is raging in many towns
around Cal svilIe, Tex.
The government crop report will be
made today at 4 o'clock.
The Rugby mines at Caseyville, Ill, are
still closed by the strike.
The Bank of England reduced the rate
of discount to 4 per cent.
Senator Hoar will make another at
tempt to pass the force bill.
A new compulsory education law is
proposed by Illinois democrats.
T~wenty-three furnaces in the Mahoning
valley drew their fires Saturday.
Anna Parnell writes a letter vigorously
attacking her brothers opponents.
Col. Henry Casson has been appointed
private secretary to Secretary Rusk.
Z. A. Taylor's son, jewelry, New Or
leans, failed, with $4,000 liabilities.
Representative Morrill, (Kas.) has been
called home by the death OF his mother.
The wife of Perry Mcdowell was shot on
her husbands ranch near Newman, Cal.
Bradford McGregor of Cincinnati has
succeeded in uniting aluminium and glass.
The American glass company trust
has been abandoned, at least for this year.
Fourteen houses were burned at
Owingsville, Ky.,-incendiary. Loss, $780,
900.
William Evan & Son, wholesale cloth
ing, Montreal, failed with $4,000 liabili-
ties.
Daniel V. Arguimbau. a wealthy French
importer, blew out his brains at New
York.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worth of prop
erty in the business portion of Winches-
ter, KY.
Marcus Bernheimer was elected presi-
liant 90 Tho ~ Tnuic noarobonto ~
change.
The master recommends that the Lake
st. elevated railway be not enioined from
building.
Central Illinois is suffering from a water
famine which is hurting crops and injur-
ing trade.
The Joliet branch of the Illinois steel
works and its men agreed on a scale for
next year.
1t is believed the Canton board Of trade
will soon start up the Dueber watch
works again.
Proprietors of Rugby coal mines at
Caseyville, ILL.,, are having trouble with
their miners.
James Gunter Arnold OF Kosciusko,
Miss. was killed with a hammer by his
demented n.
r. G.. Hudson, merchant OF Yazoo City,
Miss, assigned. Liabilities, $4,000; assets
about the same.
The Hope River warp company of Will
imantic, Conn, has closed it's mill and will
probably assign.
The opposition to the Washburn-Moen
prices will go up.
Michael Coyle was burned to death by
the burning of a clearinghouse at Lizard
Creek Junction, Pa
The Clarkson house burned at Mid
land, Ont, and Daniel McGillingray, a
printer, lost his life.
Two newspaper offices, a bank and fiji
teen dwellings at Mt. Vernon, Mo-,
burned; loss $4,000.
One hundred employees of the Scherpe
< Kohen architectural iron company of
st. Louis have struck.
A market. a public resort, Chinese laun-
dry and a barber shop at Brewster, \. Y,
burned. Loss, $4,000.
Mr.. French of Warren and Mr.. Stout of
Peoria, stockmen, were killed by a o., b.
& q. collision at Chicago.
Robert De Rose shot and killed his wife,
a chorus girl, in San Francisco for alleged
intimacy with another man.
A receiver has been asked for by New
York b~ond-holders for the International
cotton press of New Orleans.
The family of Samuel Ward, of Sagi-
naw, Mich, was dosed with Rough on
Rats" in pie. No deaths yet.
L. H. Corse, the farmers alliance ex-
change agent at Lawrence, Kas., is said to
be short in his account $4,000.
In the dispute at San Joccinto. Tex,
Mr.. Zorro, a railroad contractor, was killed
by a negro named Tom Gwynn.
The powder pool, recently organized in
California, has been abandoned and pow
der has dropped 8 cents per pound.
Z. S. Peck of Frankfort, Kas.. has been
appointed receiver of the Farmers and
merchants bank of GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Nineteen OF the leading glass tableware
manufacturers of Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia have formed a combine.
During a slight fire in the Crawford
house at Boston, a. f. Meek of Denver
jumped from a window and was bad Y hurt.
The Ohio river reached forty-eight feet
eight inches at Cincinnati and is now fall
ing. No material damage has been done.
Samuel McClennan was dra sn between
two hot rollers in Vests mill at Ballston
Spa, n. Y, and crushed and roasted to
death.
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