The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-06-24
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences OF the Past Week
Briefly Photographed for the weekly
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confessed judgment for $50, 400.
Lazard Freeres have taken s., $4,000
gold coin for shipment to Europe.
A reduction will be made in the wages
OF $4,000 operatives at Fall River.
A number of houses were demolished
at Arkansas City, Kas., by storm.
1t is now thought that fifty lives were
lost in the cloud burst near Catorea, Mex
Mr.. Parnell has been ordered to pay the
sum of G3,500 as costs in the O'Shea case.
Henriques & Stubenrauch, paint COM
mission merchants of New York, assigned
The Bodwell water power company saw
mills at Milford, Me-, burned. Loss, So
600.
The u. 6. steamers Mohican and Alert
have sailed from San Francisco Tor Boring
sea.
G. II. Thousson's picture frame factory
at st. Louis suffered $4,000 damage by
fire.
Utica, ILL.,, suffered S15O,OO0 damage to
property by cloudburst No lives were
lost.
Secretary Rusk has instituted a meat
inspection bureau at the Chicago stock
yards.
There were 1921 immigrants landed at
the barge Office from Rotterdam and Liv-
erpool.
Sir Prescott Gardner Hewett, bart, F.
R. S., the distinguished surgeon, died at
London.
Geiss lumber company, Cincinnati, as
signed. Liabilities, $4,000; assets about
the same.
The Capital insurance company of
Topeka, kas., has gone into the hands OF
areceiver.
Much damage was done to wheat by
heavy storm in the vicinity of New Muir
dock, Kas.
Latest reports show that Kansas will
have about three-fourths of the usual
wheat crop.
The strike at Foster, Ia, is ended and
all the miners have gone to work under
the old plan.
Sherman Brooks (colored) was hanged
at Savannah, Ca, for the murder of a negro
named Keller.
The Dakota irrigation company will
drill ten artesian wells in the vicinity OF
Abedeen, S. ID.
Morrison & Co., hardware firm, At
lanta, Ga, assigned. Liabilities, $4,000;
assets the same.
Scott & Parson, dealers in furniture and
carpets, Brooklyn, assigned, giving prefer
ences for $16,325.
d. P. Grier q Son, grain dealers, st.
Louis, have assigned. Assets and liabili-
ties not known yet
The Everett & Riddlesburg furnaces at
Huntington, Pa, will 90 into blast after
five months idleness.
The power station of the Seashore cleo
trio street railway at Asbury Park, n. j.,
burned. Loss $4,000.
Joseph Wasky and his son William
were killed by fall of slate in a coal
mine near Des Moines.
The Dubuqe (Ia) brass and metal COM
pany filed a trust deed for S45, 600 for the
benefit of local creditors.
1t is said that the vacant seat in the
house of commons for Kingston will be Of
fered to Sir Charles Upper.
Fifty Jews sailed from Antwerp for the
Congo free state. This is the first batch
OF Jews to go TO that region.
The treaty of peace and amity between
Salvador and Guatemala has been ratified
by the Salvadorian congress.
John Foote and his two daughters were
drowned by the capsizing of a boat in
Lake Erie near Peterboro, Ont.
Someliera Brothers, bankers of Guada-
lajara, have made an assignment. Liabil-
tiles, 81 100000; assets, $500, 900.
The bush fires have destroyed lumber
depot belonging to McLachlan Bros. at
Alytenstake, Ont. Loss, S75. goo.
The Texas crops are the best for many
years. Corn is already made and will
yield forty to sixty bushels per acre.
The flow of lava from Mt Vesuvius,
which was on the point of increasing to
dangerous proportions, has stopped.
Freddie Andrews, aged nine was killed
and Eddie Coleman fatally injured by the
caving in of sand bank at Erie, Pa.
John Lorensen, farmer, was washed
from his wagon and drowned while cross
ing flooded ravine near Neigh, Neb.
John Mclean & Co., wholesale milliners,
Montreal, will go into liquidation. Liza
billties, Sl25, 900; assets about 100000.
Sir Alexander T. Gait, formerly high
commissioner for Canada in England is
dangerously i'll of influenza in London.
Several persons are supposed to have
been drowned and great damage was done
by heavy rainstorm at TT. Scott, kas.
Two men, named Thomas Chapman and
James Mcclellan, were killed at a barn
raising near Thorn, Ont, this morning.
Charles L. FRANKIE of the broken bank
ing banking firm OF Theodore Schwartz &
Co. died at Louisville, aged sixty-seven.
The Star rubber company, Trenton,
n. j., has assets of $536,5l5; liabilities,
1888 1897 contingent liabilities, Sl3S, 203.
The census of England and Wales
shows population of 29,000,000, being
an increase OF 100000 in the last decade.
The present program of the English
parliament will hold it until the middle
of August. 1t will reassemble in January.
The sheriff has taken possession of the
New York branch of the Chicago wire
| goods company on an attachment for $20-
| 772.
At Lewisport, KY, the methodist church
was blown down by a storm, and Dave
Ray, colored. was killed by falling tim
beers.
The wheat harvest in Oklahoma is al
most completed. The yield is estimated
at not less than twenty-five bushels per
acre.
The jury in the case of Ella Nelson,
charged with the murder of S. L. NJ. Post
| at New York, returned a verdict of not
guilty.
Fifteen dwellings, many stables, etc,
were carried away and one man, John
Frank, killed by cloudburst at Leech-
burg, Pa.
The harvest in Hungary will be mid