The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-05-27
T%ELEGRAPHlC BREyITIES.

Bert Heulett, aged fifteen, died yester-
day ct Asbury Park. N. j.. from injuries
received while playing leap-frog at school
The State convention of Ohio Farmers
organizations will at Columbus
to-day. Delegates and leaders arrived last
night.
Three men. named Burns. Perry and Dob
son. were sufiocated in a foul well at Cen
trail. Wash. Another man fell In. but his
life was aved.
The New Orleans grand jury has found
another indictment against McCrystal and
Cooney, two of O'Malley's assistants, foI
attempting to bride q juror.
Green Wells. colored, who shot and
killed John b. Fly at Columbia, Tenn,
last night at Polk Station, Maury county,
Tennessee.
The National Butchers Protective Asso.
citation lie holding q convention at ALE
gheny. Pa. The delegates were yesterday
rendered the freedom of the cities of Pitts
burg and Allegheny.
Three convlcts. named Ohare. Hartman
and Ingram. made q break for liberty at
Pratt's mines, in Georgia. The ~vigilant
guards shot and killed Ohare and Hartman.
Ingram made his escape.
The British bark Virbilia went ashore
Monday night. near Currituck beach. Va.
The crew and the captains wife were
ootcQ. Il no NtS5tl mas SINCE Caught UIc
n will be q total loss.
The grip is epidemic in Newfoundland.
Hundreds of persons are down with the
disease. and the ply sicians have their
hands full. Mary persons have died of
the disease at BURN, PlaceAtia and Fortune
Bay.
Nine Japanese women who were refused
a landing at San Francisco by the customs
officials on the ground that they had been
brought to this country for immoral pur-
poses were ordered set at liberty yesterday
on q writ of habeas corpus.
While Morris Donovan and Adolph Hoff-
man were working En- air-drill in a Ivan
hoe tunnel at Leadvllle, Col, the drill
struck an old charge OF giant powder. caus-
fragments both men. Several miners work
ing near were slightly injured, but not
fatally.
The commissioners appointed by the
President to negotiate with the various
tribes of Indians now occupying the Cal.
an agreement with the Indians by which
1.5O0.0O0 acres are to be sold to the govern
ment for 81 per acre and thrown open tc
settlement.
An injunction has been granted by Judge
lngraham. of New York, restraining j. Ii
Wallace. president of the Wallace Amer
lean Trotting Register, from transferring
the stock and plant of the Wallace Amer
lean Trotting Register to the recently,
organized National Trotting Register Com
pany, of Chicago.
The members of the Rhode Island Legis
latnre were sworn in yesterday. The Re
publicans. who have q large majority. will
elect their State candidates as follows: Gov
0rnOr Herbert w. Laid; L~ieutenant-go gov
ernor. Henry A. Stearns; Secretary of State
George H.. Utter: Attorney general, Roberr
w. Burbanks; General Treasurer, Samue
Clark.
The directors of the California Athleti,
Club offered to give q purse for anothel
contest between Corbett and Jackson
jackson expressed his willingness to figh'
again, and offered to cancel his ~arrangag
ments for a match with Goddard, in Aus
tralla, if necessary. Corbott refused tn,
offer. and said he did not want 10 fiehr
again under the auspices of the Caiiforni.
Athletic Club.
A. s. Solomon. of New York, genera
agent of the Baron Hirsch fund, saws tina
the trustees of the fund have decided upoI
purchasing q large tract of land at Har
rison. N. j.. wherein it is contemplated q
build from two to three hundred cottage
for the use of the recently-arrived Jewisl
immigrants, Each home will have a small
parcel of land attached to allow the rails
ing of vegetables, etc.. for the actual con
sumption OF the occupants.