The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-13

ment, together with his wife, whom he
married Thursday, to 60 to Bahia, Brazil,
on missionary work.
The National confectioners' convention,
after electing officers at St Louis, adj
journed to meet in Boston next year.
The famine in Madras continues. 1t is
feared the monsoon will fail, IN which
event the distress will be intensified.
Paul Holz, the Chicago boy who cut his
fathers throat while the latter was asleep,
got fourteen years in the penitentiary.
Isador Werkamp fatally stabbed Adolph
Ungil at st. Louis and narrowly escaped
lynching, as the murder was unprovoked-
A proposition of SO a share for the
stock of the Para rubber company OF Bos-
ton has been taken under consideration.
At Ell Paso, Tex, fire destroyed n livery
stable and sixteen horses were burned.
Loss about $4,000. A cigarette started it.
At Washington C. H.. O., ice formed
and nearly all the early cherries are
killed and other fruits are badly damaged.
The Ohio commandery of the military
order Of the Loyal Legion held its annual
meeting and dinner atCincinnati Wednes-
day.
Bryner, conservative, defeated Edg-
rumble, Gladstonean, for South Dorset,
though the Gladstoneans made heavy
gains.
In Wayne county, w. Va. bitter quar-
rel is going on between Italian and other
railroad laborers. One Italian has been
killed.
Crop reports from SOL points on the
Great Northern road are of most favor
able nature and indicate very abundant
harvest.
Thin ice formed on two consecutive
mornings at Toledo, but owing to the dry
ness of the atmosphere, no great harm
was done.
Three men were drowned near Roch-
ester by the swapping of a boat. Their
names are Noel Sousi and Theodore and
John Forbes
Burglars following a circus at Marinette,
Wis, cracked the Marinette iron works
safe and got 5000, mainly belonging to
the employees.
Senators Teller and Wolcott and Repre-
sentative Hosea Townsend were ban
quoted at Pueblo. Col, Monday night by
their admirers.
At Knoxville, KY, one Kountze alias
dousten, alias Kline, alias Ayers, died OF
typhoid. He was noted desperate from
the Northwest.
Early gardens near Charleston, w. Va,
were damaged and some fruits killed.
East of Charleston fruits are reported
badly damaged.
The barns of the Grand Rapids Mich
street car company were burned, with
loss of S43,500. 1t is believed to be the
work of strikers
A company with 100000 capital has
been organized to build third bridge at
st. Louis. Jay Gould is said to have a
hand in the affair.
The great East-st. manufacturing prop
erty at Springfield. o., one of the most ex-
tensive plants in America, will be sold by
a receiver June %.
Another disastrous fire visited Winona.
Wis. The entire plant OF the Schrob d
Ahrens mill company was destroyed.
Loss, about 100000.
Nine prisoners in the Salina, Kas., Jail
attempted to escape and desperate strug,
gle with the sheriff ensued in which the
latter finally conquered.
Four children, the eldest eighteen and
the youngest seven, left East Tawas.
Mich. for Port Austin. They were caught
in storm and drowned.
The L. S. circuit court at st. Louis has
revoked the naturalization papers of sew
enty persons on the ground that they
were fraudulently obtained.
The U. S. senate committee on finance
is in session at New York behind closed
doors. The committee will inquire into
the workings of the new tariff.
The Illinois senate passed bills provid-
ing for the periodical weighing OF grain in
warehouses and for state inspection of
building and loan associations.
The celebrated murder case growing out
of the French -Evessole feud in Perry
county, Kentucky, will come into court
at Winchester, KY, this week.
The total insurance on the big Pittsburg
fire was over 100000 and the loss $780,
600. In many cases the loss will not ex-
coed so per cent. of the insurance.
The Michigan legislature refused to
grant 5000 to assist in entertaining the
National Grand Army of the Republic en-
campment at Detroit this summer.
The Moline plow company, Deere &
Mansure company and the Deere d Co.
harvester works of Moline, H., will con-
solidate with a capital of g, 900.
AT New York August Elbogen, a dra-
matte agent was convicted OF kidnapping
Jennie Reckweg, whom he sent to dis
A nine.year-old boy at Boston is suffer-
ing from a similar accident to that which
killed the Rev. DR.. Boutwell,. Tracheot-
omy has been performed without success.
Near Wooster, o., Henry II. Buckley,
his son Daniel and grandson, Harry Webb,
were arrested for robbing Michael Shelby
and causing the death of his wife Aug. 20,
1890.
Unless his friends make good the short
age 8 warrant for embezzlement viii be
sworn out against Page Mcpherson, the
young broker and society swell. at st.
Louis.
1t is announced that the car withdrew
the order for the transfer of the Twenty
second army division from Novgorod to
the western frontier of Russia upon learn
ing that Emperor William of Germany
was annoyed at the proposed transfer be-