The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-18
Warsaw is inundated.

The Chicago city campaign has opened.
The next reciprocity treaty will be with
Cuba
Charles A. Dana is making tour of the
South.
Another revolution is threatened in
Brazil.
Peter Mcdonald, NJ. P, for North Sligo,
is dead.
Prince Jerome Napoleon is sinking
rapidly.
Reports of disaster by the English storm
continue.
A civilized Sioux predicts another out
break soon.
There are grave fears of another flood at
Chattanooga.
Rhode Island democrats nominated
state officers.
A credit of e55, 1871 was voted for the re-
lief OF Ireland.
The fall Of snow in Indian territory Is
unprecedented.
Gen. Miles will take thirty days trip
through Mexico.
A ballot reform law has passed the Cali
iornia legislature.
There is a strong probability OF race
war in Oklahoma.
Heavy SHOWS are reported from several
points in Arkansas.
Thomas Durgee, chief justice OF Rhode
Island, has resigned.
CALIFORNIA; citrus fair opened success
fully at Los Angeles.
The LOOMS building, Emporia, kas.,
burned; loss, $4,000.
Dun's agency takes hopeful view OF
the business situation.
Germany will not rescind the prohlbi-
ton on American pork.
The Arizona legislature finally passed
the Australian ballot bill.
The drought is raising havoc with Cuban
cattle and the sugar crop.
The steamer Suevia is drifting helpless
~ in the English channel.
Two cases OF smallpox have appeared in
the st. Louis city hospital.
A Kansas City belle died while under
going criminal operation.
Near Reading, Pa, little girl was prob
ably fatally bitten by dogs.
Mrs. Zillah Crosse, aged eighty-six, died
Monday in Putnam county.
A Marks & Sons. dry goods, Amsterdam.
n. Y, burned; loss, So, 900.
Streeter and Taubeneck have issued an
address on Palmer's election.
George f. Close of Kansas City shot and
killed himself at Sterling, Ill.
Huston says he doesn't know when he
will retire from the treasury.
Seventy lives are known to have been
lost in the late English storm.
Navigation is practically opened be-
tween Cleveland and Detroit.
Messrs. NJ. F. Powers & Son., tea mer-
chants of New York, assigned.
The Seymour methodist revival closed
Tuesday, with 225 conversions.
The Jury in the Hennessy case at New
Orleans acquitted the Italians.
A Kentucky mob failed in its attempts
TO lynch family of PRISONERS.
A girl of Virginia City, New, reprimand-
ed by her teacher, shot herself.
The remains OF the late ex-senator Chill
colt were buried at Pueblo, Col.
A. A. Newman's residence at Arkansas
City, Kas., burned; loss, $4,000.
The Bank of Paris was forced to come to
the aid of big Paris institution.
The steamer Guiding Star has been
pulled off the mud at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati had four inches of snow but
1t melted rapidly during the day.
DR.. w. C.. Long. formerly of Columbus,
died very recently at Roster Cal.
Signor Crispi drew a revolver during a
hot debate in the Italian deputies
WatterSon is out in an angry interview
on the Hill-Cleveland controversy.
The Hon. John E. Carr of Haverhill,
Mass, was killed by an angry bull
The report of the murder of President
Balmaceda of Chilli is not confirmed.
Crafts hotel and Neivel's block,
Duquesne, Pa, burned loss, $4,000.
Texas reports the heaviest snow in three
years. At Paris it is six inches deep.
The loss by the Wood-st. fire in Pitts
burg was 100000; insurance, S225, 900.
Much damage was done by high tides
at Bangor. Me.-the highest since lS47.
The American bell telephone company
has declared dividend of s. per share.
BY a vote of % to "a the Minnesota SEN
ate voted to retain the present usury law.
New York makes the first application
for an allotment under the direct tax
bill.
Parnell has issued an address to Ameri-
cans and retired to Brighton with Exit
tie"
Memphis was visited by the severest
storm OF rain and snow it has had for
years.
There are many evidences that Emperor
William seeks rapproachment with Bis
marck.
The State packing company of Grand
Rapids. Mich, is in trouble; liabilities
$4,000.
The anti-Pinkerton bill passed the New
York assembly by vote of-yeas, 90:
nays, IL.
The Anheuser-B Busch brewery OF st.
Louis denies that there is a boycott on its
product.
An English syndicate is negotiating for
the piano key manufactures of Con-
necticut.
August Heintz & Co., Lagrange, Tex,
have assigned; liabilities, 100000; assets
unknown.
The senatorial fight in California has
practically narrowed down 70 DeYoupg
and Estee.
The Wood paving company of Paris
failed Liabilities are estimated at 1000
600 francs.
Mrs. Sarah Buisae OF New Albany, aged
ffty-dve, was found dead in her bed Sun
day morning.
George Lawrence shot and killed Thorn.
as Marshall at Cumminsville, Cincinnati
Both colored.