The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-08

saulted the Office boy, Albert Midgely
leaving him in a dying condition. They
got no booty, but escaped.
At Somerset Pa, David and Joseph
Nicely were hanged Thursday Tor a most
brutal murder committed in 1889.
The Public warehouse company of Lou
isvile has brought suit to secure an in
depreciation of the Mckinley bill.
Two hundred million ieet Of pine lum-
Der was sold in Wisconsin, the largest
timber sale ever made in the state.
The body OF an unknown man was
found near South Bris. Of Station, Phila-
delphia, and a murder is suspected
There was no outbreak m the coke
regions. and the various plants are max.
ing unsuccessful attempts to resume.
Latest election returns from Rhode
Island give the republicans a majority Of
one on joint ballot in the legislature.
The supreme court held that the gov
ernor cannot DE compelled by mandamus
TO issue commissions TO county officers.
Two thousand Irishmen met at Phoenix
park, Dublin. to protest against the i'm.
prisonment OF Irish pc itlcal prisoners.
Dr. Verdi pub .ishes a protest against
the press comments drawn forth by his
recent interview on the Italian situation.
Fifteen hundred persons met in Chicago
TO protest against the hanging OF three
Hungarian coke workers in Pennsylvania
At Chicago, Mrs. jesse Gallo, an Italian
woman, murdered cOmpatriot with a
butcher knife in settlement OF an old feud.
The story OF one Of the survivors Of the
Manlpur massacre shows that the loss
was quite as severe as previously reported
Edmond Harper. city marshal OF Keno
ton, o., was killed by William Vail. The
latter escaped and great excitement pre-
walls.
Five hundred Montana mountaineers
and Il Tennessee confederate bivouac post
have volunteered in case of war with
Italy.
Interest in the Italian incident has
almost disappeared in official circles and
is now relegated to the shades OF diplo-
macy.
A prominent member of the Irish
national league advises all fIiends of Ire
land not to contribute to the Parnelhte
funds.
A bill has passed the Minnesota senate
providing that every newspaper article
shall be signed by the full name of the
writer.
The mayoralty election in Chicago
comes off today. There are five Randi
dates in the field and the situation is badly
mixed.
Grand Master Wilkinson of the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen, has precipi-
tated trouble by discnarging five of the
trustees.
a company was organized at Logans-
port, with +. n. Talbot for president, to
construct another railroad from Indian
apolls TO Chicago.
There is a great shortage in the sugar
supply here, owing to the inability OF the
custom houses to release it fast enough tc
meet the demands.
Two men entered the house of Michael
Strominger, an old farmer at Lewis, York
county, Pennsylvania, and robbed him Of
s., 100 and suffocated his wife. No clue.
All is quiet in the coke regions. but the
danger line is not yet passed and serious
trouble is feared at the funeral of the
dead strikers. The militia are present In
FORCE
In Pembina county, n. D., four men
were killed in a terrible fight with guns.
The tragedy arose in defense of q wo-
mans honor. The surviving murderer
was arrested.
The pope has decided upon new
policy which shau bring the church into
harmony with the people and democracy.
Cardinal Lavigerie's recent toast in
Algiers sounded the fret note of the new
order of things.
A British resident of Venezuela was
murdered in cold blood by the police Of
the latter country and the English resi-
dents demand vengeance. The killing
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