The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-15

was taken to Vienna, Mo-, Friday to stand
trial for killing deaf mute.
The lady to whom it is reported Mr..
Parnell has been married is said to be the
eldest daughter OF Mrs. 0Shea.
Milton and Harry kaufman. two young
Lancaster, Pa, men, killed themselves
with poison. No cause is given.
| A serious riot took place at Oporto, the
republicans being the aggressors. The
military quelled the disturbance.
Tom Pugh and Bill Daley fought to
finish at EdwardsYille, Pa. Pugh's leg was
broken and he threw up the fight.
The Philadelphia Record is authority for
the statement that gigantic copper trust
was formed in that city Thursday.
Dover, N. H.. reports the drowning of
Daniel Dixon and his grandson in Great
Bay by the capsizing OF their boat
The white women in Topeka, Kas., voted
the democratic ticket because the colored
women voted with the republicans.
Secretary Proctor passed through Chi
cago Friday. He denied any intention of
trying to succeed Senator Edmunds.
At congregational dinner in Devon
shire prominent minister created sem
sation by refusing to toast the queen.
The first train through the tunnel under
the St. Clair river at Port Huron, Mich,
made its passage Thursday afternoon.
Harry Donovan, heir to 100000, was
abducted by his grandmother and rescued
by his father after sensational chase.
A mail pouch was stolen between New
| Orleans and Austin, Tex, and seventy
nine valuable packages were distracted.
Maria Strukaneza, a young Bohemian
| girl. tried to kindle a fire with kerosene
at Pueblo, Col. She was fatally burned.
Bowe and Myer have posted their
forieits to guarantee their appearance in
the Olympic club ring at Frisco May l9.
1t is reported that near Lytton, British
| Columbia, gold mine has been discov-
cred giving on assay 5000 ounces to the
ton.
Count de Keratey has been sent to this
| country TO decorate two Americans for
their services in behalf of the copyright
law.
A cyclone is reported at Nevada, Mo.
| Three dwellings were destroyed and sew
eral barns demolished. No lives were
lost.
The funeral of the late Gen. Albert Pike
took place at Washington Friday. The
remains were inferred 10 Oak Hill ceme-
terry.
Patrick Murray, who was stabbed by
Moses T. Walker at Syracuse, n. Y, is
dead. Walker is Under arrest. Both col
| ored.
Moses Morgan, prominent resident Of
Blossom, Tex, has been indicted for
assassinating James Ward in October,
1883.
Dispatches from Warner Miller state
that his party il in good health, aud about
70 follow up the line OF the Nicaragua
canal.
A Big Four passenger train was wrecked
by an open switch near Sandusky, o..
Engineer Joseph Scheuher was badly in
jured.
Charles E. Kinkaid, the newspaper cor
| respondent, was acquitted OF the murder
of ex-Representative Taulbee OF Ken
lucky,
DR.. J. G.. Branner, state geologist of Ar
kansas, has been offered the chair of ge-
ology in the Stanford university in Cali
fornia
Hon. Charles Foster. the new U. s.
secretary of the treasury, was given a big
reception by the Ohio republicans at the
capital.
Pork packers do no. anticipate that the
removal of the pork embargo from Ger
many will increase the hog exports
greatly.
The New York methodist conference
has decided overwhelmingly that women
shall not be admitted TO the general con-
ference.
The engagement of Ogden Armour, cid
est son of Philip ID. Armour, to Miss
Sheldon, prominent New York belle, is
announced.
At Warren and Tiskiwa, ILL.,, the first
rain in many weeks is reported. The
storm lasted twenty-four hours and did
much good.
At st. Paul, Mimi, it rained all Thurs
day and showed all night over most of
southern Minnesota. Snow also fell in
the Dakotas.
Charles Stevens of Susquehanna, Pa,
has sued Seranton-st. railway for $4,000
for injuries to his daughter, resulting in
st. Vitus dance.
The proposition to sell the old Navoo
temple, the cradle of mormonism. for exhi-
bltion at the worlds fair, has been re-
jected by the saints.
The four-year-old son of John A. Miller
of Topeka, Kas., p aged with matches in
his fathers barn and was roasted TO death
in the fire he kindled.
Two freight trains collided at Wilmore,
|
men were injured. but none fatally. The
damage was considerable.
In a collision OF passenger trains near
Washington, Ia, both engines were badly
wrecked and a number of passengers were
injured, none dangerously.
The new financial policy of the Argen-
tine Republic has met with more favor
able reception than was anticipated and
Argentine bonds are rising.
Charles Radborne, the great pitcher last
year with the Bostons, has signed with
the Cincinnati league. The terms are
$1,000 and no Sunday games.
The McHale bill, which prohibits the
wearing of tights on the stage in Min
nesota and compelling the use OF at least d
short skirt, passed the senate.
The North German Gazette says German
exporters will lose great portion of the
South American market through the U.
S. commercial treaty with Brazil.
Two negroes belonging TO the L. & N.
train robbers gang were arrested at Ever
green. Ala. The other members of the
gang will shortly be apprehended.
Charles Johnson, professional thief OF
Brooklyn, was captured at Louisville, KY,
with the missing jewels stolen from Mrs
Coleman at Frankfort Wednesday.
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