The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-04

1t is believed to be the beginning of a
ers in Louisville.
Union dock laborers at Londonare rs-
turning to work, while ct Aberdeen they
have gone on a strike.
Fire in d. II. Dickinson's marble man.
tel ware house. Chicago, did damage 20
the amount of $4,000.
Three hundred and fifty Durham Eng.
strikers have been fined $3.50 each for
quitting without notice.
st. Louis business men decided to erect
$4,000 equestrian statue OF Gen. Sher-
man at the new city hall.
The Nebraska house passed bill max
ing all stock yarls public markets and fix
ing fees and commissions.
Deputy Sheriff James HariSins of Rich
Hill, Mo-, was fatally stabbed by Moon
sinner Henry ChriSsman.
The Burlington (Vt) cotton mills,
Mason Co.'S lumber yard and number
OF business houses burned.
The Right Rev. Ben Fl. Haddock,
bishop OF the Episcopal church, is in q
critical condition at Boston.
The Duncan. Hughes & Harrison lum-
Der company of South Pittsburg, Tenn,
assigned; liabilities $4,000.
The McHenrv company, gas fixtures,
etc, OF Cincinnati assigned with $4,000
Liabilities and $4,000 assets.
A man named Holiday was beaten into
insensibiity by the strikers at Scottdaie.
Further troub e is expected.
4 bill to allow women to vote for presi-
dent ana vice-president has been intro
duced in the Nebraska house.
Rufus K. Robertson, a stakeholder, asks
a receiver for the Lone Star cotton picking
machine company OF Chicago.
The New York court of appeals affirmed
the convictions of the murderers Nicola
Trezzs and Charles McEivaine.
Ex-County Clerk Hart of Ashland, Wis
was exonerated on the charge of being
detaulter by the county boIrd
The Commonwealth loan and trust com
pany OF Boston is in financial straits. No
statement OF its affairs is made.
Governor Bulkeiy writes Governor Hill,
Offering to give the latter all the prisoners
IN the Connecticut penitentiary.
Ex-State Treasurer Woodruff OF Arkan-
sas was arrested for wrongfuiy using state
funds and released on SIS. 900 BAH.
At San Francisco a thief broke the win
dow OF William Schmalz's pawn shop and
got away with $500 in diamonds.
Domino, Fabriano and Cornine Dire,
who kicked a rag picker TO death in
Buffalo, were captured in Chicago.
-Four deaths and eighty prostrations
from la grippe are reported in the L. S.
garrison at Fl Logan, near Denver.
The Australian election law, almost
identical with the Indiana law, has been
adopted by both houses in Arkansas.
Boomers are still crowding into the
Cherokee strip. Today a troop OF cavalry
will begin the work OF ejeoting them.
The Arkansas legislature reconsidered
the bill regulating telegraph charges and
referred 1t to the finance committees.
John Salomons has confessed to the
murder of Fred Carlson. whose dead body
was found Jan. p at Manstee, Mich.
The big type foundry trust, embracing
all the leading foundriss of the country,
has about completed its organization.
Governor Eagle of Arkansas has ap-
proved the act providing for separate
coaches on railroad trains for negroes.
The Pitts agricultural works and the
Clipper chilled plOw works have Joined
the National harrow company (trust)
DR.. Ward Senator Hearst's physician,
reports that the senator is in a critical
condition and may live but a few hours.
Louis +. Pfeiher, late president of the
Bank of America at Philadelphia pleaded
guilty to malfeasance. Sentence deferred.
Courtney Forsythe shot ana killed
another boy named John Packitt at the
Memphis race track in row over lamb.
The Ohio supreme court decides that
Senator-e' ect Brice must pay several thou
sand dollars OF back taxes to Allen county.
Severe restrictions have been placed on
all Alssce-LOrraine passports, causing
great depression on all European bourses.
General Master Workman Powderlv,
questioned as to the rUmor that
be I'd resigned, emphaticallv denied it.
William Barsden was arrested at Pres
tonburg, KY, for the mu. der of H. L.
Irons in Buchanan county, Virginia, last
fall.
Acknowledgement Hunt Of Illinois has
brought suit to dissolve the Consolidated
mutual fire insurance company of Chi
cagO.
George F. Work and James S. DUNCAN
were found guilty of rehypothecating
stocks of the Bank of America, Philadel-
phia.
The republican clerk at Guthrie, Ok,
refuses to surrender his office TO the clerk
elect, Notwithstanding the orders OF the
court.
The Arkansas house hes passed a bill
requiring all insurance companies doing
business in the state TO execute a bond for
$4,000.
Only q formal vote for senator was taken
in the Illinois leg ature Tuesday. 1t is
said Senator Fagwelfs name will again be
sprung.
Kansas alliance editors formed an asso-
citation with Sena;or-Elect PETER as presi-
dent. A new party was demanded, the