The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-06

:, WEDNESDAY MORNIN
by the constant use of the surgeons knife
in separating the tissues. The case is one
OF the most remarkable on record. A
post norton examination was held this
morning and physicians conclude that
the strange disease was caused by an
utter absence OF the interior generative
organs.
Warren NIblack's Body Found.
RocKPoRT, April 30.-TSpecial. l-Infor-
nation has just been received here of the
finding of the body of Warren Niblack,
in the river, at Grand View. six miles
above, completely decapitated. Niblack
was a miller of this place and disappeared
about three months ago while collecting
money along the river towns about here.
AS he had considerable money with him
he was supposed to have been murdered.
He carried life policy which the COM
pany refused to pay. 1t is claimed that
he had been seen in Missouri.
The Makepesce-Corwin Suit.
ANDERSON, May 4.-ISpecial. Judge
Lott of Muncie las decided the celebrated
case OF A. @. Makepeace VS.. John E. Cor
win of Middletown. n. Y. Corwin was
the administrator of the MaKepeace estate,
which was valued at 100000 or more.
This case has been in litigation for years
L.. 4 a.
part of the administrator and sued for a
settlement in court. The Judge has de-
cided that the plaintiff is entitled to the
possession of property valued at from
$4,000 to SIS 900.
Indiana M,iIers.
EVANSVILLE, April 29.-[Special. THE
Indiana millers' fourth annual convention
came to close today. The following Of
ficers were elected: President, F. E. C.
Howks, Goshen; vice-president, J. L.
Krauss Evansville; secretary, E. E.
Perry. This morning only miscellaneous
business was transacted. Yesterday the
time was devoted to the reading of papers
and debating the same. The visitors ere
| given an excursion around the city and TO
| Henderson on a special train, returning at
HlRnb Oh the steamer OlIy OF OWenSDorO.
JOY mt Cannelton.
RocKPoRr. April 2S.-[Special. Can
Melton reveled in a blaze of glory last
night. M the Rockport circuit court yes
terday the injunction restraining the
county commissioners from proceeding
with the building of the new Jail and
court house was set aside, which was a
victory for Cannelton over Tell City
| Huge bonfres were burned on the streets.
| Professions with brass bands marched
through the streets, and a general ca
rousal was kept up till after midnight.
She Got Away with the Horse.
MADISON, May Especial. IA woman
claiming TO be Mrs. Thomas Heady. who
drove fine bay horse and road cart,
was stopped her by one Charles Heron,
who claimed to represent his employer,
| Mr.. Heady, who lives two miles back of
Vevay. He said that the woman had
stolen the horse and that she was not
| Heady's wife. Heron being unable to
file the bond to issue a writ of replevin,
the sheriff had no authority to hold her,
and she went on her way rejoicing.
| Crushed UnIer the wheels.
LAPoRTE, May ESPECIAL. Last week
an unknown man was killed by q Lake
Shore train near Parker Station. J. H.
Kierstead, detective for the road, investi-
! gated the matter and today learned that
the mans name was Henry Schultz, a
| printer, whose home was in Cincinnati.
Schultz and another printer were stealing
/ 60 ri
and the former fell under the wheels and
was crushed to death.
Arrested fer an Outrage.
| PERU, May Especial. Walter Gould
aged sixteen, now lies in the county bas
tile charged with criminal outrage upon
the person OF Miss Lenora THAR, who il
not yet thirteen years old and is expect
| ing 10 become a mother soon. She is
cousin of Gould's and had been making
her home with his family. her mother be-
ing dead. The parents on both sides are
highly respectable.
A BIighting Frost.
| WABASH, April 29.-[Special. IA blight
ing frost has done incalcul able damage tt
the fruit in northern Indiana. The weather
| iasJ nl2nL WaS extremely cOlu, ana III Il
believed that fully one-half the fruit bud
have been killed. Clover and vegetables
were badly hurt but the wheat ard oats
we're uninjured. The outlook up to last
evening favored the largest crop of fruit
ever grown in this section, bat it is now
certain to be very short.
| Disastrous Fire.
ELKHARr, May 1.-[Special. - Thi
morning at 25 fire was discovered in tn,
Globe tissue paper company's building a
Elkhart and the works were completed,
destroyed. Owing to some defect in tn,
water pressure the fire ragged until
o'clock. The loss is placed at $4,000, will
SIS, 600 insurance on the buildings anC
machinery and s., 900 on the stock.
He Put His Head on the Track.
GREENFIELD, April 3O.-TSpecial. j
Walter Roberts, an inmate OF the count,
asylum, committed suicide last evening
by placing his head on the railroad tract
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