The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18

Three hundred employees Of the Labaste
glass works at Ottawa, ILL.,, were locked
out by the proprietor.
About 100000 In attachments have
been placed on Levi p. Brown OF Sol
Broadway, New York.
ID. A. Woodhouse 4 Co., dealers In railway
and telegraph supplies in New York, as.
signed without preferences.
The house passed bill authorizing De-
troit to raise $4,000 70 entertain the ma
tonal encampment g. A. r.
Amelia Walford died at Kansas City
from the effects OF an overdose OF NOR
Prime taken Tor sleeplessness.
John Freeman, a clerk, eighteen years
old, was instantly killed at New York by
falling against an electric dynamo.
The Western wrapping.paper associa-
ton decided To shut down al mills for a
week IN order to reduce the surplus.
There arrived at New York Wednesday
2,7ll Immigrants, the largest number to
arrive on any single day this season.
II friedlander is arrested for bigamy
Michigan democratic senators will go to
canada and thus break the quorum.
Eight hundred weavers employed at the
Atlantic mills, Providence, X. l., went on
strike on account OF excessive fines.
The death of Theodore Faultain De Ban
vile, the French writer, is announced. He
was born at Moulins, March IA. 1923.
The st. Louis telegraph linemen's strike
ended In the victory for the men, who
will get $3.50 instead OF $3.50 per day.
The Chicago brick layers union rejected
the offer OF the international union for the
amaigamation of the two associations.
The Denver & Rio Grande road is again
Snow-bound and it Is feared that there Is
much suffering in the blockaded towns.
Warner Miller and Gems. Sckles and
Butterworth start SATURDAY. for Central
America to inspect the Nicaragua canal.
ChiIian insurgents have again defeated
the government troops IL is. rumored
President Balmaceda has been murdered.
The coroner's jury exonerated the man.
agement from all blame for the disastrous
explosion in the mine at Spring Hill, N. s.
The bill making eight hours a days la
Dor In Pennsylvania institutions under
control Of the State passed finally in the
senate.
A house occupied by an old man named
Thomas Harwood, at Yorkshire Centre,
\. T., burned and Harwood was burned
to death.
The Illinois steel company has shut
bown its Joliet works Indefinitely as the
result OF the strike in the rolling mill de-
partment
Milwaukee's unions, being we'll supplied
with funds, will stick by the carpenters
and general building trades lockout is
expected.
Two more attempts to wreck New York
Y New Haven railroad trains were made ut
East Norwalk, Conn, but neither was
successful.
The coroner's jury found that Nicholas
L. Eaton, a wealthy Kansas citizen, killed
himself, though the police think he was
murdered.
Names republican house, knowing that
the absence of doodle would mean repub-
lican defeat, voted down the Australian
ballot law.
The executive committee OF the worlds
lair directors has appropriated Sl50000
for cash premiums for live stock exhibits
At the fair.
The late Joseph Reynolds, widely known
as Diamond Joe" left S250,000 of personal
| property and no realty. The only heir is
| the widow.
The new Denver fire and police commits
| sion's first order was that all saloons, gam
ing houses and tipping houses be closed
| on Sunday.
Papers completing the agreement of the
| removal oil the Ellis & Lessig iron works
OF POttstown, Pa, to Salem, Va, have
been signed.
Samuel Cook and Thomas Corrican.
miners, were killed by the falling OF the
roof of the mine at Morris Ridge colliery,
| Centralia, Pa.
Cattlemen OF Texas, Kansas and Indian
| Territory are meeting at Dallas, discuss
ing the advisabillty of establishing a
\ packing plant.
Furniture makers OF the United States
met at New York and decided to hold an
nual exhibitions this year July to Aug.
8 at New York.
The coke strikers are holding a secret
| convention at Uniontown. where they are
| thought to be celebrating on several offers
| of compromise.
The Oil wells supply company Of Oil
| City. Pa. has purchased the Elba iron
| work and continental tube works of Nc
keesport for $550,000.
There are unconfirmed rumors that an
additional 100000 shortage has been dis
covered in the accounts OF ex-Treasurer
| Woodruff of Arkansas.
The worlds fair committee on ways and
| means has been authorized to consummate
| all arrangements for the sale of fair priv
ileges and concessions.
The national worlds fair commissioners
will not meet until July, unless they pay
their own expenses, owing to the exhaus-
ton OF the appropriation.
Mrs. William Baker was fatally and her
little child severely burned by the explo-
sion OF crude oil while attempting 10 start
u fire near New Fostoria, o.
Wednesday in Blount county, Alabama,
jeff Van Horn shot and killed his father
| in-law, Frederick Patrick, in quarrel
about Van Horns marriage.
During the past four months 10000
pounds Of prepared opium has been
legally imported into San Francisco. This
opium is valued at 81 ,SO00O0.
Organized bands have stolen 1900 head
of cattle and several hundred head of
hores in Douglass and Lincoln counties,
Washington, in the past year.
Attachments have been issued in favor
of Sis, l29 in favor OF John s. Nichols,
against the Scranton Steel company, re-
Gently absorbed by the steel trust.
James Goss, weaver at the Cornell
mills, Fall River, was discharged and
every loom in the mill is idle in con-
sequence, all the weavers going out.
Humison Keeling & CO., wholesale
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