The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-03

in Kalamazoo. lie is in critical condi-
ton.
Chicago's county commissioners were
before the grand jury. and it is said some
scandals regarding contracts are to be de-
veloped.
The house OF commons, by vote Of rs
to 81, rejected a proposal to legalize the
| election of women as members OF county
councils.
Isaac Dengler, postmaster at Oberlin,
Pa, who was shot by burglars Friday
night is dead. There is no clue to his
murderers.
Guard Gilmore at Pratt mines, Ala
bama, shot four negro convicts who at
tempted to escape, wounding all of them,
two fatally.
The bill providing for a constitutional
convention passed both houses of the
| Pennsylvania legislature and now goes to
the governor.
The deaths are announced of Prof.
| Charles William Naegeli, the German
botanist, and Of Joseph Roumanille, the
provincial poet.
The Argentine senate has extended for
an indefinite period the delay of twenty
days accorded to the banks in the pay
ment OF deposits.
Two thousand people witnessed the
hanging of Anderson Harris, the colored
man who murdered the mayor of Clinton,
Miss, last October.
At Houston, Tex, Officer Thomas
Sarsby was shot and killed by f. L. Hunter
while trying to save Mrs. Hunter from
murder by Hunter.
While returning from Sunday-school at
Vienna, H., James Winchester and Win
sted Ekins quarreled and Winchester
shot and killed Elkins.
The Hamburg American steamer Fuerst
| Bismarck passed Scilly six days. fourteen
hours and thirty minutes from New York,
the best time on record.
The coroner's Jury at Eau Claire, Wis,
found that Mrs Bertha Erickson was
poisoned by Mrs. Elizabeth Russell, at
whose house she boarded.
A meeting of the primary teachers
union will be held this morning at 10
o'clock in the Sunday-school room of the
First presbyterian church.
Admiral Gherardi has examined the
ruins of the ancient city of Isabella in
San Domingo, but found little of histori-
cal or archaeological interest.
The French deputies adopted tariff du-
ties of S francs per 100 Kilograms on swine,
10 francs per head on COWS and oxen, and
154 francs per head. on sheep.
In 1888, near Nagadoches, Tex, Red
mund, Squire and James Choat xii ed a
Mexican. The only survivor, Squire
Choat, has jus, been arrested.
Capt. A. c. Markley, Company /,
| Twenty-fourth infantry, now at San Car
los, Ariz., is to he investigated on
charges OF prosecuting his men.
Prof. Koch is preparing a statement for
publication as to the results of the chemi-
cal analysis OF the substances contained in
tuberculin, Prof. Kochs remedy.
The cortes opened. The ministers
statement Of their political program was
well received. 1t is believed that the gov
eminent can count on good majority.
Martin Burbaugh, who had been missing
for three months from Pennington, No,
was found near the house OF his son Mich
olas with the head severed from the body.
The treasury decides that Mexican lead
ores may be sent from II Paso to smeit-
ing points in bond, examination, weighing
and assay to be made at final destination.
report from Oklahoma City that a
deputy marshal and a troop of cavalry
had killed the famous train robber, Bob
Dalton. In an engagement proves to be
false.
Albert Blackman, private q. s. A., who
| killed Gottleff Nonnemann at San Fran
cisco, was found guilty of murder in the
second degree and recommended to
mercy.
Judge Lawrencs of the New York su-
preme court, has decided that the Ceve-
land meeting in 1890 was regular and that
the Moreland grand lodge has no standing
in law.
Tripone, agent OF the Armstrong gun,
arrested in France for stealing the secret
OF the manufacture of meIInite, has been
released. Turpin. the inventor, is still in
custody.
At Nashville, H., two negroes "held
up" II. Bollermier tor 5000 and then
bound and gagged him. a posse caught
the negroes, but got back only $1,000 OF
the money.
Ernest Jones, a clothes-wringer canvass
er, was fined by the mayor yesterday
morning for drawing revolver while try
ing to make sale to Mrs. Robinson of
Anderson alley.
Mr.. Henry Chapln, president of the
board of the British agriculture, saws
that he must decline to support the bill
compelling the grain merchants TO sell
/ gram " wight.
The military at Spandau have just
forced $50 penniless Russian emigranis
who were journeying to the coast, with
the intention of embarking for Brazil, to
return - Russia.
Three laborers were fatally and two
others were slightly injured by falling
wall on s.. Canal-st., Chicago. Those
fatally hurt are Lars Olsen, Charles Fifer
and Charles Faux.
Dispatches from central Illinois points
saw that cut worms are working in the
corn, many fields being destroyed. A
number of farmers will be compelled to
replant their fields
The treasurer of the socialist organiza-
ton at Bochum has absconded with the
funds OF the organization, deserving his
family. The deialcation is a severe blow
to the socialist party.
The injunction secured by Nicholson &
Yeager, receivers of the Laredo improve.
ment company, restraining banks from
dlsposing of $4,000 of the company:
bonds, was dissolved
The libel suit OF Edward Scovell, who
married Miss Roosevelt of New York
against 81. Stephen's ReUieB has ended. The
Review pays 81 800 for charging Scovel
with marrying for money.
The clothing of w. L. Church caught in
the machinery at the Church capital mills
yesterday and he only saved his life by