The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-25

are being redoubled. while an appeal for
aid will be made to the national organiza-
ton.
Either Blaine or Depew will be orator at
the unwilling of the Kohlsaat statue of
General Grant at Galena, ILL.,, on Memoir
al day.
The Elizabeth IN. J.) steam cordage
works burned. Loss. 81 100000. Six hun
dred persons are thrown out of en-
pIoyment.
large oleomargarine factory of the
Providence (R. L. dairy company was
seized by the government for violating the
revenue law.
Charles Henry Collier of Wheeling. w.
Va, secretary OF the fire and marine in
surance c. mpany since it organization in
1873, is dead.
Joseph Dobbs of CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
killed his son-in-law Bud Gassett, who
had threatened to wipe out the whole
Dobbs family.
The Wisconsin senate passed bill re-
quiring telephone companies to pay an
annual license fee of 2f per cent. on their
gross earnings.
The British shin, Malaysia, which left
San Francisco Aug. 8 with % persons
aboard has not been heard from and is
thought to be lost.
The sale of the famous Laguna De Tache
ranch of $4,000 acres in Tulare county,
California. to an English syndicate for
100000 is reported.
A syndicate OF English and Eastern
capitalists isinvesting in Kansas salt fields
and making large purchases of improved
and unimproved lands.
A blast was fired OH the side of Lookout
mountain which dislodged 5000 tons OF
rock The railroad track was destroyed
for two hundred yards.
The app ication of Patrick 0Suilivan,
one of the murderers of DIR. Cronin, for a
new trial was taken under advisement by
the Illinois supreme court.
Mrs. McCabe, who killed Judge Stern
in Mexico and escaped and was arrested
in Texas, will apply for writ OF habeas
corpus from the L. S. court.
AT Hopkinsville, KY, George Murphy,
Joe Leaval and George GriHey were given
life imprisonment for the murder of
George Rulledge; all colored.
The engine house. of the Franklin mine,
Houghton, Mich, burned; loss $4,000.
Six hundred men are thrown out OF en-
plovment for several months.
President Rockefeller declines to talk on
the movement OF Roger A. Pryor, jr., to
| forfeit the charter of the Standard oil
company because it is trust.
The Lochiel iron works. Harrisburg, it
| is stated have shut down indefinitely. 1t
| is supposed 10 be on account OF q differ
ence over the matter of wages.
The governor granted a reprieve until
Nav in the case of Charles Ford, under
sentence to be hanged next Saturday 1T
| Ottawa, ILL.,, for the murder of David Moore.
John Roberts, James Mccain, Morgan
Evans and Harry Williams were badly
burned, the first three probably fatally,
by an explosion in Centralia mine, Ash
| land, Pa.
At Birmingham Andy Moore, aged
| twenty-one, and Miss Allie Cox, aged six
teen, were drowned in the Laxapaiic
river Moore could have saved his own
| life by swimming out alone.
The bill fixing telegraph tolls, making
the maximum rate charged for transmits
sion OF message TO any point in the state
% cents for the ten first words and cents
for each additional word, passed the Ne
Draska legislature.
The fast mail on the Gu mberland VAL
ley railroad ran into a four-horse wagon
near 0akvil c, Pa, instantly killing the
norses auu llJurihS tle uTlNer. Pheseh-
ger named Santag and an unknown man
received serious injuries.
The first step toward forming the organ
ization OF the sash, door and bind manu-
facturers OF the Northwest was taken at
st. Louis by seventy-fiye or eighty dele
gates representing St. Louis, Chicago, Osh-
kosh, Merrill, Kansas City and Wichita.
The firm OF Crstobal De Murrieta & Co.,
London, concerning which firm alarming
rumors have been in circulation owing TO
It's dealings with the Socieie Drs Depots Et
Compton Courants, and which was said TO
have been promised assistance from Paris
bankers, has been formed into a limited
liability company with n share capital of
s2O00,OO0 with 100000 in debenture
hves.
NO INDEPENDENT ACTION.