The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-08
Minor State Items.

Brooklyn is enjoying widespread re-
ligious revival.
A big temperance revival has broken
out at Windfall.
One hundred cases Of the grip are re-
ported in Upton,
Elder Henry Jackson has been called to
the Christian church pulpit OF Madison.
The dynamo for the electric light plant
has arrived at Rockville and is being put
in place.
La grippe and pneumonia are very
prevalent in Rockville. The latter has
been especially fatal.
A man at Charlottesville applied to the
township trustee for sufficient money with
which to procure a marriage license.
Conductor J. n. Creamer, who was SO
badly hurt in the Marion yards last week,
is much improved and is able to be up.
The Northern Indiana editorial associa-
ton will hold Its annual meeting at South
Bend probably about the 18th and 18th oil
June.
Ellis Bros jewelry store at Bedford
was robbed Saturday. The thieves took
among other valuables, twenty fine
watches.
north end of Clarke county. An entire
flock of sheep was bitten by dog and had
TO be killed.
Ex-Governor John McEnery of Louis
lana, who died on Saturday, was a student
of Hanover college in the class OF lS47
but did not graduate.
William Wamsey George and Oliver
Watson, all from near Mt. Etna, left Mon.
l. g IL II
locating and growing up with the West.
A double wedding took place at Muncie
Tuesday, in which Daniel Shelley and
Mary Wiesse, and Daniel O'Marra and
May Wiesse were principals. The brides
are sisters.
George Justice, probably the only Choc.
taw Indian in Indiana, is dying of heart
disease at Jeffersonvilie. IL seems like
the irony OF fate, that he has been grave.
digger for the whites for many years.
Prosecutor New of Boone county has
filed suits in the circuit court against
Mordecai Owen, j. O. Brown. II. I. Brown
William S. Richie and Samuel Rodefer
alleging false listing Of property for tax
alton.
"Waymart, 3,4s3," d. d. Puett, owner
died Monday at Rockville. The horse
was valued at $4,000, and had a record OIL
2.27t, made on the Terre Haute track.
He was one OF the best known horses in
the state.
A Columbia City preacher suddenly
stopped in his sermon and remarked
Ladies, give me your attention. / will
watch the door. and If anything worse
than man appears / will warn you in
time to escape"
Harrison Hogan, frequently styled the
"Bull Greek Terror" whose adventures
with officers of the law and with the
courts have furnished many sensational
items, is dying of la grippe at his home
near Jacksonville.
John Black of Brookville, Franklin
county, who kicked in a plate-glass win
dow two weeks ago at Muncie in order Il
force an officer to put him in Jail ovei
night, was given a ninety-days' stone-pilt
sentence for his action.
The Rev. Nathan Fraun and his wife
are still conducting their revival services
at Columbus. 1t is the third week. The
large church edifice is crowded nightly
III accessions to the church.
The citizens investigation OF the recen
murder of Mrs. Neideffer near Mitchell
amounted to but little. No new evidenc,
was produced. A subscription was started
for the purpose of raising money to ferre
out the case and 81 900 was raised.
Mrs. Sarah Lutz OF Bethany, who re
Gently died at Jefiersonville, was probabl,
the last survivor Of the great German col