The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-04

admission of all classes of labor to the al
| lance and the passage OF service pen
sion bill.
The legislative committee exonerated
/ Governor Miliette and other South Da-
kota officials mixed up in the bond sale
scandal.
1t is announced that the London house
in danger If failing through the decline in
! South American securities has been
braced up.
Ano her mine strike is expected in Ala
bama July l, when the miners demand
the new scale adopted at the Columbus
convention.
tatives and F. NJ. B. A. men not to vote,
nothing can be done in the Illinois fight
| till Tuesday.
The 125 Pullman GARDENERS who struck
| for an advance of 50 per car were notified
to return or be blacklisted. Only twenty
| FIVE returned.
The king Of Italy has conferred the
order of knighthood on Police Inspector
| Thomas T. Byrnes for services to New
York Italians.
The Wisconsin senate defeated the child
| labor bill. The house passed bill reduc-
| ing the interest on tax certificates from Is
to II per cent
Professor Liebrech's new tuberculosis
treatment consists of cantharidate of pot
ash administered in solution by injections
under the skin.
A. G. Jacquenth of st. Louis, a railway
postal clerk, was arrested at Little Rock
( for throwing two sacks of mail from his
| car into creek.
The farmers alliances OF Iowa. Mime
sofa, the Dakotas and Nebraska will hold
a conference at Sioux City, beginning
! Wednesday next.
/ The Kansas legislature passed bills re-
! distrcting the state for congressional pur-
! poses and prohibiting combinations among
/ live stock buyers.
! The State line of trans Atlantic steam
ers is in hard rows and will 90 into liouida-
/ lion unless $4,000 are Immediately raised
to meet liabi tiles.
The Southern ice exchange has been
formed to prevent outsiders shipping into
! the territory south of the Ohio and east
| of the Mississippi.
DR.. Horner 4. Johnson, professor at
the Chicago medical college, and one OF
! the best known physicians in the city,
| died of pneumonia
The Arkansas house passed the Aus
lralian election bill and the senate bill
to reduce telegraph charges to fifteen
cents Tor ten words.
The ceremony of the baptism of the in
| FAINT dauahter OF Count and Countess
| Pappenheim, nee Wheeler, at Berlin was
quite society affair.
The North German Gazette saws the gov
eminent, anticipating a general strike in
the coal trade, has ordered large supplies
OF coal from England.
| The committee OF the Kansas legisla-
ture has reported unfavorably on the bill
providing for resubmission of the pro-
| hibitory amendment.
The press of Rome thinks Frances
heart yearns for revengeful war with Ger
many and that the emperor was TASTY in
sending lis mother to Paris.
In an accident to the west-bound passen-
ger train on the Union Pacific near Cas-
cades, Ore, fifteen persons were slightly
| injured but no one seriously.
Fire at Beaver Crossing Neb., destroyed
the postoffice, Town hall and four business
houses Ali the mail and postolIice
records burned. Loss $4,000.
A mysterious lady has joined Gen. Boul-
anger in Brussels. The government will
| expel the general from Belgium If he en-
cages in any political intrigues.
Frank Gabel, collector of HanesdalA,
| Pa, is short So, 900 and missing His
father committed suicide and Gabel left a
note saying he would do the same.
Mai.-Gen. James r. Carnahan is in
Kansas City to make preliminary arrange
ment for the trlenuial encampment
knights of pythias in August, 1892.
| At Desoto, Mo-, William Reed was
| burned to death by his clothing catching
fire from lighted match being accidently
dropped in bundle of waste paper.
The Chicago cabinet-makers' union,
which numbers about two thousand men,
bers, will demand eight hours and %
cents per hour and weekly payment
Chicago boss plasterers have declined to
aocede to the demand OF the union for an
advance in wages from $3.50 to 81 per day
after April and the men will strike.
The Missouri senate passed bill SINH
lar To that passed by the Kansas and other
legislatures calling tor a commercial con-
gress to meet az Kansas City April ID.
Victor |. Clark, ex-agent of the Ameri-
can express company at st. Charles, Ia,
is charged with having forged several
thousand dollars worth of money orders.
IT, New Hampshire republicans sue
| ceeded In passing through the mouse Dotn
the bill TO reorganize the council of dis
tricts and the senatorial redistricting bill
The HawiIan ministry refused to resign
and Queen LilliuakolOni has appealed to
the supreme court of Hawiia to Gust them.
Affairs of the island progressing quietly.
The names OF the prince of Wales.
Lord Randolph Churchill, Lord Derby and
Sir John Gorst, are mentioned for the
Craftsmanship OF the new labor commits
sion.
An ordinance has been introduced in
the Chicago council fixing the price OF
street car fares at 3 cents, and the corpora
ton counsel says the council has legal
right to pass it.
The house and the senate both ad-
journed out of respect TO the memory of
! The late Senator Wilson. The funeral oc-
ours this morning. He will be buried at
Snow Hill, Md.
The Hon. II. c. Ayers, a prominent
member of the board of trustees OF the
! University of South Dakota, fell dead
after delivering speech. exactly as did
Secretary Window.
The coal dealers association of the