The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-08
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences Of the Past Week
Briefly Photographed for ''rhe Weekly
SentineI"-Look Sharp or Miss
IA Newsy Item.

Ilaly.
Russian war rumors are discredited at
Paris.
Mrs Susan Sheet died at Wabash aged
seyenty-eight.
President Carnot will not visi. the Mos
COW exposition.
AT Cleveland tug was capsized and
three lives were lost.
Bartholomew county is experiencing
another mad-dog scare.
Russia is adopting more aggressive
policy throughout Europe.
War-like preparations are being rapidly
pushed forward in Canada.
Miss Sadie Haines was found dead in
the Elkhart river at LigOner.
Two stranger tramps probably murdered
Alexander Snyder of Goshen.
At Lefevre Falls, n. Y, gang of Ital-
ians fired on the national flag.
The republicans o. Greenfield nomi-
mated john Corcran for mayor.
The Franco-Russian alliance will greatly
accelerate the approach OF war.
1t is now known that nine lives were
lost in the fire at Rochester, Pa.
The authenticity of the TalIeyrand
memoirs is still under discussion.
Mr.. Booth announces that he will rest
for year and then appear again.
The quarto- centennial of the G. A. r.
celebrated at Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. Bynum's candidacy for the speaker
ship continues to gather strength.
An Abingdon I'LL farmer was mys-
teriously murdered for his money.
The s. counterfeit bills have not yet
ada THAR onnaorap in this citv
Thomas Garfield, only brother of the
Ia e president, is dying in Michigan.
Secretary Proctor was hurriedly sum-
moned by telegraph to Washington.
James Nealis. prominent citizen of
Boone county. died, aged sixty-one.
Leading Irishmen of this city say they
will give Parnell no further support.
An extensive prehistoric village has
been discovered near Parkersburg, w. Va.
Tom Fitch. the California orator, was
bunkoed out OF several tn usand dollars.
Adam Myer, a wealthy farmer of
Sumption Prairie, is mysteriously miss
ing.
A colossal cattle deal involving s, 500,-
600 has just been closed for Chicago par
ties.
Jay Gould and Mr.. Wanamaker held
long conference regarding telegraph
tolls.
1t is reported that Germany has re-
moved the embargo against American
pork.
At Kansas City n mob drove twenty
Italians out of town with clubs and mis-
SHES
DIR. WIS. Leach of st. Joseph, Mo-, is
held as a hostage by the Italian govern
ment.
Prof. A. Z. Foster was arrested at Sioux
Falls for bigamy. He has three wives
living.
The Brothers ofthe Army of Sahara were
consecrated by Cardinal Lavigerie at
Biskra.
The president will probably start on
! his western trip on the date already ar
ranged.
a Russian official at Sofia is under ar
rest for plotting the death OF Bulgarian
officials.
A census bulletin shows that the
Chinese population OF California is de-
| creasing.
Miss Ellen Bayard and Count R. A..
Lewenhaupt were married at Whining
ton, Del.
At Apedale, Staffordshire, an explosion
in mine killed ten men and injured sew
eral more.
Reports OF the offensive and defensive
alliance between France and Russia are
confirmed.
The prisoners who recently escaped
| from the Jackson county Jail have been
recaptured.
A company OF Indian scouts have been
ordered out to repel Mexican raiders near
Pulou, Tex.
A member OF the Chinese legation says
Mr.. Blair will be acceptable to the Chinese
government.
The president issued proclamation set
ting aside the Yellowstone region as a
national park.
Senator Edmunds thinks the alliance
may throw the next presidential election
into the house.
Near Pittsfeld, H., Harvey Peoples shot
Nellie Dyke in fit of jealousy and then
killed himself.
At Annapolis Ernest Forbes was
hanged for an outrage committed on Miss
Bertha Phipps.
The two children of DR.. and Mrs. Niles
of Springfield, o., who recently separated.
were kidnapped.
One of the worst storms in the memory
of man swept the New England coast
Thursday night.
The town of Celina, o., is in danger OF
inundation from the giving way Of st.
Mary's reservoir
There are prospects of a lively contro-
versy over DR.. Wyeth's statements regard
ing Camp Morton.
Mrs. Catharine Tarleton, the mother of
the Hon. G.. B. Tarleton, died in Frank
lin, aged eighty-six.
The Rev. Thomas Brennan, the young
est bishop in the United States, was con.
secrated at Erie, Pa.
Several Putnam county farmers, dissat-
isfied with the condition OF gravel road,
destroyed the toll gate.
The Rev. Howard MacQueary of Canton
O., has been suspended from the Episco'
pal ministry for heresy.
The governments of Honduras an
Guatemala have made large concessions
to American investors.
Frank Collier, the eccentric lawyer was
the hero of a very dramatic incident IN
the Chicago Auditorium.
Minister Phelps has again opened nego
tiations with Germany to raise the en-
barge on American pork.
Secretary Noble denied forty-three ap
plications for land entries made by mem
beers of the Keweah colony.