The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-04-15
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences of the Past Week
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IN the senate.
At Sandoval. H., heavy wind and rain
did great damage.
The census bureau has issued an inter
esting railroad bulletin.
Attorney General Miller is confined 10
his residence bysickness.
At Henderson, Ky, Lem Wilson, col
ored, killed Abe Jones, colored.
There are nineteen cases Of smallpox in
the military hospital at Havana.
The town of Tobias, Neb., was nearly
wiped out by fire. Loss, $4,000.
American syndicates have monopolized
the cattle export trade OF Canada.
The Des Moines water company's dam
went out, causing a loss Of $4,000.
W. /. Sharp & Sons foundry, at Steu-
benville, o., burned. Loss, $4,000.
Benjamin Horton committed suicide in
Brooklyn while craZed by the grip.
Three cases of typhus fever have been
discovered in New York in a week.
A national association of inventors was
formed at Washington Friday night.
Another attempt on the cars life was
frustrated by the police last Monday.
1t is rumored that the Mexican congress
will create the Office of vice-president.
Governor Burke of North Dakota reports
the crop outlook extremely favorable.
Three men we're blown to fragments by
a dynamite explosion at Petrolia, Ont.
At Rome, Ga, Mrs. Ora Mckee was &C
quilted of the murder of Mrs. Wimple.
Baron Fava spent a quiet day in New
York and refused himself to all corners. 4,
Italian socialists are preparing for a
grand demonstration on the LIST of MAY.
The Washington national bank of New
York will 20 into voluntary liquidation.
Eleven Hungarians were killed and in
jured by gas explosion at Braddock Pa
AT Detroit Frank Clark died under very
mysterious and sensational circumstances.
Louis Bulling, under sentence of death
at Savannah, Mo-, broke Jail and escaped.
Secretary Proctor passed through Omaha
Thursday evening en- route to Washing
ton.
J. Walker, the alleged chief of a gang
of tram robbers, was arrested near Mobile,
Ala.
Another case of typhus fever has been
found in the Polish colony at Elizabeth,
n.
Dunn is out of the race for the Florida
field.
Late advices from Honolulu are to the
effect that everything is quiet in the
islands.
Late reports from Chill are to the effect
that the insurgents are rapidly gaining
ground.
All is quiet in the coke regions and the
operators are making vigorous attempts to
resume.
At an amateur performance at Tusca-
loosa, Ala, little Irene Hays was fatally
burned
All intruders have been ordered out OF
the Sac and Fox reservation by the gov
eminent.
Over 900 immigrants were landed at
Castle Garden, Friday, and several were
sent back.
The southwestern shortage in the hay
crop is making itself seriously felt in
Minnesota.
The amount of ~ per cent. bonds re-
deemed was Sal 200, making the total
Sl4,66S,4 $50.
Ex-Governor Thoma G. Fletcher OF
Missouri is very ill at his home here OF
pneumonia.
Cattle grazers are still sending cattle
into the Usage nation in defiance of the
government
The Franklin mine, at Houghton, Mich,
is on fire, and one miner was probably ia
| tally injured.
At New York yesterday 1882 immi-
grants were registered, among them being
| 2,l97 Italians.
The Sons of Veterans began court-mar.
tial proceedings against Walter /. Payne
OF Fostoria, o.
The Rev. Joseph Cook was suddenly
attacked by the grip while lecturing al
IT. Scott, Kas.
The cotton sheds OF Hill, Fontaine 4
| Co., at Memphis, were destroyed by fire
Loss, S325,0O0.
Farm work near Burlington, Ia, was re-
| tarded by heavy storms Wednesday night
and Thursday.
1t is feared that Elwood, Kas., will be
swept away by the Missouri river, which
is rapidly rising.
Henry Hiles was arrested at Springdale
Ark, for burRlsrizing the postoffice at
Christopher. Mo.
The loss at the stock yards fire at Gin.
cinnati was greatly exaggerated, being
only about $4,000.
The political situation in Europe is
looked upon as very grave and war seems
to be near at hand.
The Canadian cruisers will go into serv-
ice about the LIST of May to protect the
| Canadian fisheries.
The grip is largely on the wane at New
York, and the mortality record shows q
gratifying decrease.
| At Pine Bluff, Ark, Robert Williams
was sentenced to be hanged for the muir
der Of A. B. HAYES.
Thomas Beard, a Santa Fe employe at
Kansas City, seized live electric wire and
was instantly killed.
The q. A. r. department encampment
elected officers and adjourned to meet mex,
year in Fort Wayne.
/ John Jones OF Dale county, Alabama
is in Jail for assault with intent to murder
his nine-year-old son.
Mrs. Andrew Doll, OF Herman, Neb.
killed her two children and committed
suicide, while insane.
The Postal Telegraph and Cable com
pany is about to absorb the Michigan Pcs
tai Telegraph company.
At White Oaks, N. NJ, two youne
women killed themselves in each other:
arms on Easter morning.
James Sumpter, of Little Rock, Ark
while repairing a wind mill, was brushed
off by the fan and killed.