The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences ofthe Past Week Briefly
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Dun's trade review is again favorable.
Another mine is burning at Nanticoke,
Pa.
The revolutionary spirit is strong in
Spain.
Signor Crispi's resignation has been &C
cepted.
The National starch trust reelected its
officers.
Governor Steele of Oklahoma is inn
proving.
Reciprocity with Brazil has been pro-
claimed.
Free coinage was practically beaten in
the house.
The steamer Civic sank at her dock at
Baltimore.
Twenty-Five lives were lost in Swiss
avalanche.
The cold wave extends from st. Paul TO
New York.
Smallpox is epidemic around Rusk and
Overton, Tex.
Fire destroyed Bishops college at Len
knoxville. Que.
Fire destroyed the business portion of
Winnebago, i'll.
The Eau Claire wis., gas works blew
up Lose $4,000.
Two soldiers we're drowned in the river
at Winona, \. ID.
John Tyson, grain commission, st. Louis,
failed tor 100000.
The house had a lively discussion on
worlds feir salaries.
Fire at Brooklyn damaged the Hecls
iron works 100000.
Governor Hovev is talked OF for secre-
tary of the treasury.
A general dock laborers' strike is on at
Cardiff and London.
The business part of Caledonia, \. Y,
burned; loss $4,000.
The Pullman repair shops at st. Louis
burned; loss, $4,000.
John c. Hall, the defaulting San Fran
cisco attorney, has fled.
Nine lives were lost by the burning of q
Russian orphan asylum.
The democrats and alliance carried
everything in Oklahoma.
Moody is still losing ground in the South
Dakota senatorial contest.
The steamer Denmark was badly injured
on her trip from Liverpool.
Church * Co.'S soda works, Green Point,
J.. l., burned; loss Sl35,000.
II. III. West & Co.'S book store, Milwau-
kee, burned. Loss, $685. 200.
ingalls, made a speech explaining his
opposition to the force bill.
William G. Hills tobacco factory, ST.
Louis, burned; loss, $4,000
Grace Gridlev of Amboy, ILL.,, has awak-
ene1 from her years trance.
Mrs William Grimes burned 10 death
n her house at Guthrie, O. 7.
The majority of the Raum investigating
committee whitewashes him.
Hagelow & Bernsten's stable, Boston,
burned with sixty-five horses.
One life was lost by the burning of the
poor house at Waterville, Me.
st. Mary's Roman catholic church, Quin-
cy, H., burned. Loss, $4,000.
Nearly all the fishermen on the Saginaw
bay ice tioe have been rescued
The prince of Wales will shortly figure
as a witness in gambling suit.
Any uprising in Barcelona will be
promptly suppressed by troops.
The Arkansas treasury is empty and
the legislators ara without funds.
Republican senators all voted in the
interest of the pension attorneys.
Indian and reciprocity affairs were dis
cussed ut Fridays cabinet meeting.
Widmayer d Sons packing house, Jack
sonville, ILL.,, burned. Loss, $4,000.
Fire in the new board of trade building,
Dubuque, Ia, caused loss OF $4,000.
The steamer Knulsford sank the Dru-
mederie near Liverpool; no lives lost
Colorado's supreme court decided the
Denver mayoralty case against Londoner.
1t is said Gladstone will on Thursday
make such pledges as Will satisfy Parnell.
Two men were killed and others injured
by dynamite explosion in q Colorado
mine.
The packet Cherokee was blown ashore
and badly injured eight miles below
Cairo.
Stocks in New York were dull and steady.
wheat in Chicago generally lower and
active.
The Pennsylvania legislature passed a
bill for commission to investigate the
mines.
The Dixou-McCarthy boxing match at
Long Island City was prevented by the
police.
The Nraaa suspects at Chicago have
been transferred from the city to the coun-
ty Jail.
The pope declines to instruct the French
bishops on the attitude toward the re-
public.
J. Henry Steinberger * Sons bolt and
nut factory burned at Reading, Pa. Loss,
S275,O 600.
The Randall & Chambers Co. of Fl.
Worth, Tex, general merchants, failed
for $4,000.
Lewistown, Mont, has been visited
by disastrous fire. The loss is estimated
at $4,000.
Superintendent Elmer Clark of the Kan
sas CITY cable railroad was killed by one
of his cars.
Miss Lent, the victim of the Cruzen
family, at Blue Earth City, Mimi, is slowly
recovering.
]. A. Shipman, lawyer of Kearney
Neb., is charged with a ten-thousand-dol-
lar forgery.
The house coinage committee voted
against Immediately reporting the free
coinage bill.
julius Harold, charged with attempting
10 bride councilmen, was acquitted al
Kansas City.
]. w. Toombs, a steamship agent Of
Manitowac, Wis, shot and killed himself
while insane.
Three messengers were injured bv a