The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences of the Past Week
Briefly Photographed for the ''weekIy
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of holes.
Capt O'Shea's divorce has been made
absolute
Nineteen Chinese pirates were beheaded
April II.
Argentine is undergoing another fnan-
cial crisis.
John Lynn was killed in prize fight at
Lynn. Mass.
Arkansas will hold a worlds fair con-
yention Aug. 5.
The Second Uhlan regiments barracks
at Berlin burned.
Japan bad sixty-four earthquakes in
twenty-four days.
The sister of Arch bishop Elder died at
Emmettsburg Md.
The farmers organizations of Ohio will
try to beat Sherman.
The Winona Mimi wagon works were
damaged by FIRE $4,000
Senator Ayme of France, died. II is re-
ported he committed suicide.
The Illinois legislature appropriated
81 100000 for the worlds fair.
Mark Kimball, one OF Chicagos pio-
neers, is dead aged, seventy.
Joseph f. Boyd. father of Nebraska's
governor, died at GAINESVILLE, o.
The butchers national protective asso-
citation is in session at Pittsburg.
Gen. B. b. Eggleston, with a brilliant
war record, died at Wichita, Kas.
The Kansas alliance will ratify the Gin
cinnati platform by sub-alliances.
The river miners of the Pittsburg dis
trict withdrew from the federation.
Fire at Marietta, Wis, damaged 3,O0O,-
600 feet OF lumber valued at $4,000.
John d. Fanshaw of New York got
| twelve and one-half years for arson.
The Christian missions at Marking were
mobbed. but the occupants escaped.
Gen. Gustavus A. DeRusey. L. 5. A., re-
tired, died at Detroit, aged sixty-two.
The village of 0sse. Trempeleau county,
Wisconsin, was almost wiped out by fire.
1t is rumored that the British have oc-
| cupied a Portuguese town in South Africa.
Ladenburg, Thallman & Co. have taken
100000 gold coin for shipment to Europe.
]. & G. Fowler, commission merchants,
| New York, assigned without preferences.
Express Clerk Matthews has confessed
TO completely in the Carroll, Ia, bank rob-
berry.
The Sandwich Island queen was every
where royalty received on her tour of the
islands.
Schulther's brewery, the largest estab-
lishment of that description in Berlin,
burned.
One of the principal witnesses in the
New Orleans jury bribing cases has dis
appeared.
Governor Luce vetoed the bill appropri-
| ating $780, 900 for the O.. A. II. encampment
| at Detroit.
A monument was unveiled at Frankfort,
| KY, to the late Governor Luke p.
Blackburn.
1t is said Mexico is giving aid to the
| Gillian insurgents and Bolivia has recog-
nized them.
The Paris stage drivers strike continues
with public sympathy all on the side of
the strikers.
The Rev. George w. Vancil was arrested
at Duquoin, Ill.,, charged with being a
| counterfeiter.
The Standard jewelry company of St.
Louis assigned with 100000 assets; liza
| bilities $4,000.
Three men, Burns, Perry and Dobson,
were sutfocated while cleaning an old well
at Central, Wash.
The French war ship at ST. Georges
bay refused to allow Americans to take or
to buy bait there.
Seven important firms in Salonica have
| failed, their liabilities amounting 20 many
millions of francs.
The jury in the Garrison murder case at
! Wheeling, w. Va, found a verdict of sec
end degree murder.
A petard exploded in the custom house
at Cadiz causing much damage. One man
was fatally injured.
Adolph Hoffman and Morris Donovan
were killed by the premature explosion OF
a blast at Leadville.
Fire at Crockett, Cal, destroyed a num-
Der of business houses. Tue total loss is
estimated at $4,000.
Philadelphia's city ring has elected a
new city treasurer, ignoring Governor
| Pattison's appOintee.
The American fisheries society elected
officers and adjourned. 1t will meet in
Now York next year.
The Walter Hill company, Chicago,
dealers in furniture, assigned. Liabilities,
SIS, 600; assets. S20,0 600.
John Morgan and Doc Barnes, big cattle
men fought with knives at Axtell, Tex.
Barnes was fatally cnt.
The widow of the late Col. Hassaurek
was burned to death by the explosion OF a
lamp az Santa Rosa, Cal.
The Colville Indians in Washington
have sold 800, 200 acres OF their reserva-
ton to the government.
At Kirkmanville, KY, Marshal John
Edwards shot and killed Frank Ozein,
who was resisting arrest.
Walter p. Dempsey of Chicago was ar
rested for embezzlement at New York as
he was starting for Europe.
Herman Cation, a Big -Four postal clerk
between Cleveland and Cincinnati, was
arrested for robbing the mails.
Hearty Read shot and killed his room
mate, John Slaughter, as the result of O
"pillow fight" at Paducah, KY.
The Rev. DIR. Henry Vandyke. pastor Of
the Second presbyterian church, Brooklyn,
dropped dead at his residence.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir
presumptive TO the throne of Austria, is
seriously sick with the measles.
John Ryan's Sons, Atlanta, the largest
dry goods house in the South Atlantic
states, was closed by the sheriff
Barring, Magone & Co. have taken $780,
900 gold coin for shipment to Europe.
Total to 90 tomorrow, 81 100000.
The Great Northern depot, the Peoples
bank and the Western Union telegraph
Office at Wahpeton, n. d., burned.