The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-28


with Morocco, also the German treaty.
The New York courts decide that Law
yer +. III. Horner must go to Illinois to
answer for violations of the lottery Law.
Gen. James Longstreet is quite i'll at no.
tel in San Antonio, Tex. He is SUI ierIng
from wound received in the rebellion
Tennessee's legis AZURE decided not to
make an appropriation for the worlds
fair until after a decision on the worlds
far.
While driving near Lesdville, Col, Mrs.
Henry Smith and Mrs. Neskiln were
thrown over bank and probably fatally
hurt.
Dr. Albert Shaw of the Minneapolis
Tribune has resigned to become editor of
the American edition of Stesd's London
RerielC.
The floods in Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts have subsidized. The loss by the
breaking of the dam at Ansonia, Conn, is
100000.
Bertha Gross of San Antonio, Tex, shot
and killed Sergt. James Harley, Battery
+, Third artillery, and then killed herself.
Jealousy.
q. Presnell, harness-maker in Nevada,
Ia, was founi in his shop shot through
the head and dead. No clew to the per
petrators.
A. G. Mulls declines to act as chairman
of the National base ball board because
he thinks Spa.ding is the proper man for
the place.
Bills have been introduced in the Min
nesota legislature for court of pardons.
and limiting the life of corporations to
thirty years.
The Bank of Commerce, of Superior,
Wis, will reopen Feb. 2; parties holding
large claims against it have petitioned for
reassignment.
MT. Scott Of Bloomington, ILL.,, has
been sued for $4,000 commissions on
the sale of his lands in Tennessee to an
English syndicate.
Prince Baudouin, heir apparent to the
Belgian throne, died suddenly-a sup
posed suicide as the result of q liaison
with pretty governess.
William L. Duncan, n salesman, has
disappeared with $4,000 worth OF dia-
monds belonging to his employers, Lewe-
sohn d Co. OF New York.
The Pewabic copper mine was sold at
Houghton, Mich, for $4,000. The pur-
chase is probably in the interest of the
Quincy copper company.
Comptroller Lacey will not appoint a
receiver for the American national bank
of Kansas City until it is determined
whether it can resume or not.
Whether foreign insurance companies
operating in Prussia shall invest their
premiums in state securities, is now en-
saging the German government
Mrs. James Cruzen of Winnebago City,
Mimi, fatally beat Matilda L. Lent, a
school teacher, with a bell because she
latter whipped Mrs. Cruzen's child.
1t looks as if Moody would be beaten
for senator in South Dakota aud Pierce in
North Dakota The former by an alliance
man and the latter by republican.
The national quarrymen's association,
in session at ST. Joseph, Mo, elected
George Dugan OF Kansas City president
and w. E. Emory of Kansas City secre-
tary.
The Nebraska supreme court holds that
no Joint convention TO hear the gubernatO-
rial contest can be held without governor
Boyd's signature to the resolution call
ing it.
The Scottsdale, Pa, miners convention
has decided that they will have to meet
the scale committee and form new labor
agreement before Feb. 2, or l6,OOO men
will strike.
The American national bank at Kansas
CITY NAV resume as leadling capitalists
have offered to provide funds to pay de-
positors. The run on the savings bank
has ended.
The astrologer who told Mrs. Anderson
OF BrOckton, Mass, that her husband was
unfaithful and caused her to kill her
children and herself has been arrested as
an accessory TO 4 suicide.
At the reassembling of parliament Mr..
Justin Mccarthy will ask for day when
he can introduce a motion IN connection
with the administration of the crimes act,
| especially with reference to the Tlpperary
| trials.
A few days ago the report was published
that the alleged Peavey-Ssnta Fe deal was
to be investigated by the federal grand
| iurv sitting at St Paul. Mr.. Peavey stated
that there was notthe slightest foundation
for report.
The American society of civil engineers
at New York elected: President, Octave
! Chanute; vice-presidents, AlphOnso Feely
and Charles Hermary; secretary and Ii
| brarian. Francis Collingwood; treasurer,
| John Bogart.
John Bonnet, of New York City, has
| filed suit against the Kansas City packing
and Chase refrigerator company, which
! failed last November, to recover 81, 800
damages, alleging that the company sold
| him its stock knowing it was insolvent.
The coroner in the She~dy murder case
at Lincoln. Neb., brought in verdict that
/ John Sheedv came to his death through
| conspiracy between his wife, Harry
| Watsrkm, her paramount. and Monday
Mcfarland, the negro who assaulted him.
The house commerce 60 nmittee favor
| ably reports bill to permit railroads to
| give drummers reduced rates and carry
extra baggage; also to permit railroads to
| carry without charge persons injured or
| the bodies of those killed in railroad acct
| dents.
The mystery surrounding the suicide
| Dec. of Henry l.. Branham, president of
| the bank of Stevens * Co., Litchfield,
| Mimi, is solved. The bank was insolvent,
and its president took his own life rather
| than meet his creditors. The liabilities OF
the institution are Sl50,000, and there is
| $4,000 to pay the depositors.
| There is some prospect OF Legislative
! compromise in Montana on the basis OF
! house membership of twenty-seven re-
! publicans and twenty-six democrats, the
! speaker TO be democrat. State Senator
! Parberry suffered paralytic stroke in the
| senate chamber. 1t IL a quest on If he
can appear in his seat again during the
| session.