The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03

selection of a site for the public building
at san Francisco.
Germany and Austria have informed
Switzerland. Italy, Servia and Roumania
that they must conclude treaties Jointly
with Germany and Austria or else re-
nounce separate treaties which they have
with these countries.
tits reported that Capt. Leitaoa, who
was sentenced to a term of Imprisonment
and banished after his sentence had ex-
PRED for the part he took in the recent
revolt in Oporto, committed suicide en-
route to Mossamedes.
Sir George Stephen, formerly president
of the Bank of Montreal and now presi-
dent of the Canadian Pacific railroad. has
been raised to the peerage. This is the
first instance. Of a native of a British col
onOny being made peer.
A flag was raised yesterday afternoon at
, o'clock with appropriate ceremonies at
school No. q, corner Park-ave. and
Eighth-st. Wallace Foster delivered the
address and great deal of patriotic en-
thusiasm was manifested.
The L. s. grand Jury at Florence, Ariz.,
returned forty-two indictments, twenty
seven under the Edmunds polygamy laws,
and the remainder were charged with
adultery Ten OF the indicted immediate
" got married and were let off with small
fines.
The schooner Halcyon hes entered the
port of Victoria, b. O., in ballast and will
remain for some time. The Halcyon is
the vessel that was reported to have land
ed recently in this country 100000 pounds
of contraband opium, and is a noted
smuggler.
At Carnarvon, Wales, r. G. Duncan of
Washington, d. c., charged with attempt
ing to murder his wife. was again brought
into court. Mrs. Duncan had suffered
relapse and was unable to appear in court,
and consequently Duncan was once more
remanded.
John NJ. Vandyk OF Washington, n j.,
who was detected in passing forged L. S.
express money orders, was found guilty at
Milwaukee. Through the influence of
wealthy friends the matter was adjusted
50 that sentence was suspended on pay
ment OF costs.
Acknowledgement Tabor OF New York
Will begin actions against the Celluloid
novelty company and the &c luloid brush
company for violation of their charters.
This is a blow at the celluloid trust which
was organized on exactly the same lines
as the sugar trust.
In commons Harcourt vigorously at
tackled the financial policy of the govern
ment Goschen defended it. lie said the
| government had taken no part OF the
Barring guarantee. lie said the New
! foundland delegates would be heard at
the bar of the house.
The censes bureau has In preparation a
| bulletin upon the subject of Inmates Of
| Juvenile RoformaiOries." 1t will show
that the total number of inmates in re-
forma;ories in 1890, 1876. Total number
| OF inmates in reiormatOries in 1880, II, 46S.
Increase in the decade, 1878.
An additional s., 50C,0C0 is to be raised
| in Chicago for the worlds fair. A
/ thorough canvass will be made among the
wealthy citizens vino have not yet con-
| tributed. 1t IA expected to increase this
| amount to 100000 later on, either by a
/ loan or a contribution from the national
! government.
A suit for damages was narrowly averted
yesterday by the second thought OF the
| proprietor Of \. Pennsylvania-st. restau-
rant. Frank B. Allen, colored, OF the
! Freeman went into the place for lunch.
! His first order was declined but tie pro-
! prietor thought better Of it afterward and
served Mr. Aliens lunch.
| The recent quarantine of Canadian
| lambs ut Buffalo and other points west
when they are shipped to the United
| States has been so severely felt that it is
/ likely some effort will be made to have
the quarantine removed. The American
market has hitherto been practically the
! only one for Canadian lambs.
A brewing company of Milwaukee has
| been informed that merchandise covered
| by an export entry for benefit OF draw back
must be exported from the final port OF
exit Immediately upon arrival at such
| port, aud cannot be kept for en- indefinite
| period of time to be exported in small in
/ stalmea,s as desired by that company.
The members OF the Rhode Island legis-
! lature have been sworn in. The repu6li
cans, who have a large majority, will elect
| their state candidates as follows: Gov
ernor, Herbert W. Ladd; lieutenant-Gov-
ernor, Henry 4. Stearns; secretary OF
state, George II. Utter; encouragement
Robert ". Burbanks; general treasurer
samuel Clark.
Commissioner Mitchell OF the patent
office has rendered an opinion in which
he holds that an interference should not
be declared between an unexpired patent
which shows and claims one species of an
! invention and subsequent application
disclosing another and different species
but making claim of sufficient scope tC
include the device claimed in the unex
pired patent.
Officers of the treasury department have
been selected as agents to visit the cities
named below and select sites for the pub
lie buildings authorized by congress: Ak
ron, O.. !; Beatrice. Neb.; Bloomington, III.
Danville, ILL.,. Emporia. Kas. Fargo, n.
D.; Lima, O.; Madison, Ind; Racine,
Wis; Rockford, Ill.,. Rock Island, Ill.
Sioux City, la. Sioux Falls, s. d.. She
boygan, Wis; South Bend, Ind; Saginaw
Mich, and Taunton, Mass.
The queen has decided that the duke oil
Flies daughter the recently horn grand
daughter of the prince of Wales) is to
have only the rank and title to which she
is entitled as the daughter OF duke
The queen came to this decision in spite
of the fact that the legal advisers of the
crown concurred in the opinion that the
prince of Wales granddaughter should
rank as a princess of the blood royal
The queens decision, however, is final.
J. b. Blackburn Jones, q Chicago law
yer, sues Patrick IL. Rice, capitalist, fol
Sl5O,000 damages for deceit. Jones alleges
that Rice told him he had an option or
the Vaentine-Blatz brewing company
plant at Milwaukee for s., 100000 and tha
if he (Jones) could sell the property TO
more than that sum they would divide the
profit. Jones alleges that he negotiated ;