The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-22

IarkS OF Iarks & LOrlng, flymouIn, the
financial agent.
Thirteen cars and three engines went
through trestle at Fallston, near Balti-
more. Three men were killed and two
badly injured.
Dispatches from Blackfoot, Idaho, an
nounce that all is quiet in that section,
but the settlers are armed and ready for
any emergency.
A Boston Italian named Placido at
tempted to murder his wife through ieal-
ousy but was prevented by neighbors.
He was arrested.
physician, killed himself through disap-
pointment over the failure OF a remedy
he had invented.
The body OF a Danish woman was found
in the cellar of her store in San Francisco,
| and young man who paid her frequent
calls is suspected.
At North Salem, y. ". old Jessie Lock
wood, while insane, beat his wife 10 death.
On Wednesday he eluded the officers and
poisoned himself.
The Hon. John Bigelow, ex-U. S. min
lister to France, sailed for New York
| Wednesday by the steamer Germanic of
the White Star line.
The new opera, 1.-THE Tar and the Tar
tan" was given its initial performance at
| Chicago by the McCaull company and
scored a big success.
Ann Odelia Diss De Bar, high priestess
of Spookdom, who last night announced
that she was going to commit suicide, has
not yet been traced
John Firm, Chicago grocery clerk, was
fatally stabbed by an unknown foreigner
whom he accidentally iostled on the street.
The murderer escaped.
s. Sanders is under arrest at Chicago
charged with defrauding Michigan farm
ers out of $4,000 with a fire insurance
and lightning rod scheme.
Fifteen thousand people were present
Monday night in the exposition building
at Chicago at the opening of the Southern
California orange carnival.
A mass-meeting in Cooper union, New
| York, was held to protest against the kill
ing of Hungarians in the coke regions.
Johann Most was the orator.
A band of masked men burned Henry
Church's house in Wetzel county, w. Va,
and three women and one man were
stripped and brutally whipped.
The movement of cattle from Texas
into the Indian territory is tremendous.
The Santa Fe has dozen or more extra
engines hauling trains of cattle.
The passage of the elections bill in the
Minnesota house of representatives was
brought about by combination of re-
publican and alliance members.
Levierinz, young Omaha Indian at
tending the Carlisle, Pa, school, has
passed his examination for the ministry
and will work among his people.
All work on the Chicago drainage canal
is at a standstill owing to the refusal of the
! legislature TO permit a shallower excava-
ton than was originally proposed.
Froebels birthday anniversary will be
| deliberately celebrated at Chicago April
81. A grand national reunion of kinder
| gartners and educators will be held.
President Gompers addressed large Ia
Dor meeting at Pittsburg and predicted
| that the carpenters of that city will be the
first to win their strike for eight hours.
Henry Baus, a Long Island City carpen-
ter has been awarded a verdict OF 81 900
against the Rev. Aloysius Steffens whom
he sued for alternating his wife's affections.
1t is now known that Charles w. White,
whose death was reported from Burling-
ton, Ia, committed suicide with NOR
phine. Business troubles were the cause.
An English syndicate has offered H. II.
Jacobs S250,000 for his interest in fifteen
American theaters. Jacobs is negotiating
for an interest in Barnum & Bailey's
show.
The Wisconsin house passed the anti
! trust bill and passed to third reading the
democratic congressional reapportionment
! bill, the republicans voting solidly
against it.
| James II. Arnot, a prominent citizen of
| Vienna, ILL.,, was assassinated while walk
ing along the street. Burk Stanley and
his son, Edward, have been arrested for
| the crime.
The whist congress adjourned Friday
| after eiTecting a permanent organization
and electing officers. i. p. Townsend of
Philadelphia won the first prize, scoring
3l2 points.
A band of six outlaws who have been
terrorzing the Texas border along the
peninsula" have been captured by the
| Mexican authorities and will be shot at
| chihuahua.
| The committee of arrangements for the
fourth annual meeting of the national re-
publican league has completed its work.
! The convention meets at noon, April p,
at Cincinnati.
Thomas G. Clark of Edwardsville, H.
found burglar in his house ana attacked
him. His wife came to his assistance
when the burglar shot and killed her and
made his escape.
1t is reported that the empress OF Russia
is seriously ill., and that the queen of
Greece has been summoned to st. Peters
burg and has already started in response
to the summons.
At Lacenter, Wash, a farmer named
Holcomb put some giant powder in stove
! The explosion killed his two daughters
wrecked the house and fatally injured
himself and wife.
Henry NJ. Stanley, accompanied by his
wife. his wife's mother, Mrs. Tenant, and
his servants, sailed from New York
Wednesday for Liverpool on the steamer
City of New York.
At GAINESVILLE, Mimi. a great northern
| freight train was wrecked. Twelve cars
and their contents and bridge were
burned and tramp was seriously hurt
Loss about $4,000.
Mother Stewart of Springfield, o., a
prominent crusader of the days of IA and
now over eighty years old, will sail for
England May ii as delegate TO the good
tempars' convention.
At Mason City, Ia, Hans Peterson was
found hanging in bis room. There were
evidences of a struggle, and as he is known
to have had money 1t is thought he was