The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-05-13
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
ALL THE CONTINENTS REPRESENTED.
Minor Occurrences OF the Past Week
Briefly PRragrophed for the weekly
Seutinep'-Look Sharp or Miss
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has the grip.
Joseph Alden of Newark, n. j., is under
arrest Tor bigamy.
John l. McDutiee, builder, Philadelphia,
failed for $4,000.
In a speech at Bohn the emporer justi-
fed students duels.
At Lima, o., early fruits and vegetables
are greatly damaged
The new tug Transit valued at $4,000,
was sunk at Louisville.
Great forest fires are raging in Tucker
county, West Virginia.
The st. Paul insurance company will be
reinstated in New York.
At Pottsville, Pa, the weather was Sc
verelv cold and snow fell.
The Western farm mortgage company
OF Aberdeen, 5. d., assigned.
Seven Japanese female emigrants were
returned from san Francisco.
Mayor Duncan of Burlington, IA, must
either resign or be impeached.
At Danville, Pa, vegetables were frost
bitten, but crops and fruit escaped.
The L. S. senate subcommittee is sitting
at New York to hear tariff arguments.
The U. S. cruiser Charleston is now ly-
ing at San Francisco ready tor service.
Senator Stanford will try to make
champagne on his Tehama vineyards.
Mikhaelovisky the author, has been ex-
PEELED from st. Petersburg as nihilist
DORIAN & Sons warehouse, near Cow
ington, Ky, was burned. Loss. $4,000.
More trouble is expected in the Chero-
kee nation between the blacks and reds.
Ferdinand Kries, an aged German, was
brutally murdered at Denver. No clue.
No serious results to fruit prospects in
the vicinity of Columbus, o., are reported.
The French-E versole factions at Win
chester, Ky, threaten to break out again
Ice formed in the region about Nyack,
n. Y, and early fruits were severely dam
aged.
The Rio Grande is rapidly rising and
the lower portion of II Paso is under
water.
ordered from Texas to the Atlantic sea-
board.
1t is rumored that Ephruzzi & Co., one
of the largest grain houses of Paris, has
failed.
Fire at Troy, n. Y, destroyed property
valued at 100000. The insurance is
ample.
The Caldwell-Wilcox foundry at New
bury. n. Y, was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000.
The Rio Grand river is on the rampage
and is doing considerable damage in New
Mexico.
At Raleigh, n. c., there was consider
able frost and tobacco and cotton were
injured.
At Sidney, o., fire destroyed the Amer
lean wheel company's works. Loss,
100000.
The Russian authorities have suddenly
suspended the expulsion of Jews from
Moscow.
A French torpedo boat collided with a
cruiser at Chesburg and was sunk. No
liv, 6 ,ost
Nine bodies have been recovered from
the wreck of the bark Helga near St.
Johns. n. T.
The Newfoundland assembly by resolu-
ton strongly denounced the Knutsford
coercion bill.
Costa Rican ambassadors in Europe
deny that revolution has broken out in
their country.
There was a hard frost near Marshall
lO0 Is 1dst anu ebAA OOA 70 VI NNSOb1llOIl
was damaged.
A portion of the city cemetery of San
Francisco will be condemned for fortifica-
ton purposes.
Fross did considerable damage in
central Kentucky. Ice was formed at
several points.
The Michigan legislature has created
the new county OF Dickinson. In the north
EN- peninsula.
The Gladstonians won another victory
in the bye elections in the northwest di-
vision of Suffolk.
Nicholas Sheelman was fatally beaten,
over a labor argument, by L. L. Martin at
McKeesport, Pa.
L. Newton Klein, a wholesale clothing
merchant OF Cleveland, committed sui
eide by shooting
Fire at Wnkesbarre destroyed S250,O00
worth of mining machinery. throwing 500
men out of work.
Near Virginsville, Pa, burglars robbed
| Farmer Klein and burned his house
Total loss, $500.
Snow fell in Berks and neighboring
counties in Pennsylvania, and at many
places ice formed.
The united labor party in Ohio is elect
ing delegates to the third party conven-
ton in Cincinnati.
The schooner Atlanta foundered off
Sable Bank, Lake Superior, in storm and
five lives were lost.
The trial of ex-State Treasurer Nolan of
Missouri for embezzlement began at jeff
erson City Tuesday.
The title to a large section of very valu-
able property in Omaha is questioned and
a big suit will result.
At Winstead, CT, two ladies were badly
injured and the hostler, Thomas McCarty,
had his back broken.
Chester T. Wilcox, billiard table man
ufacturer at Milwaukee, was thrown from
his buggy and killed.
At the Mcnamara ore mine at Birming-
ham, Ala, five men were killed and two
wounded bya cavern.
An explosion in Ocean mine, near
Clarksburg, w. Va, killed four miners AID
injured several Others.
The state bonded warehouse and the
main portion OF its contents at Rotterdam
burned: loss, 81, 100000.
The Medical association in session at
Washington chose Detroit as the place for
the next annual meeting.
There was a eevere frost in the vicinity
of Rockville. Conn, and great damage was
done to fruit and vegetables.
Daniel Fried, proprietor of a dime
museum in Brooklyn, shot himself three
t;,,,aa ond died almost instantly