The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITlES.

An anti Pinkerton bill has been passed
by the New York Assembly.
John S. Maddox. n wealthy farmer OF
| Trimble county. Kentucky. fell dead from
paralysis yesterday.
{ New Bedford. Mass, yesterday. forty
Russian Jews were landed. the agent OF the
Baron Hirsch fund having found employ
ment for them.
Governor Flower, of New York. hns CON-
muted the sentence in the case of Nicola
T~reseza, who is now in Sing Sing under
sentence of death, to imprisonment ioriiie'
A freight train on the Chicago. Barring
ton Il QUINCY railway was wrecked at LIN
coin. Neb.. Wednesday. The train sfrnck
Q broken switch. Lew ~ennin OF
WymOre, was killed.
None of the seven pouches of frst-class
mail matter which were stolen from the
mail-wagons on the Hoboken ferry boat on
Tuesday night, has been found. The post
Office inspectors have no clew to the thieves.
The first steel plate from the West SUI
been delivered to the whaleback ship
yards there. This is the first steel plant at
the head of the lakes and employs one
Thousand men. 1t Is capitalized for S.-
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Robert Goldman, who owns the property
between the Boston Exchange building and
Kilby street, on Exchange place. Boston.
has brought suit against Mr.. Getting. as
representative Of the Exchange building.
for maintaining q nuisance In the shape OF
the Stock Exchange.
A freight train ran away on the seven
teen-milo grade near Piedmont. w. Va,
and sped down the mountain. At the
stone bridge eighteen cars left the track
and plunged into the Potomac river. fifty
feet below. Three trainmen went down
with the wreck, but only fireman McDon-
nell was killed.
Veder B. Payne and Zenophen Fitzgerald
have filed suits in the Dristrict Court TO
gain possession of 100 acres of land each in
the heart of Guthrie. o. T.. on the ground
that the land was taken by them for home
steads before the town-site people claimed
1t. The property in question is worth over
$500. 600. and the city will fight the suits to
the end.
A decree of divorce was 81 ont tod on Tues
day, ct Brooking, S. D., to Mrs. Ola Oa
Silva Young from Jesse YOUNG. The plant
lift belongs to the well-known Da Silva
family. which for years has been most
The father of the defendant is the late
| Lord Mayor and high sheriff of London and
became a member OF Parliament.
At q meeting of the executive COMMITTEES
of the National Association of TrottiDg-
horse Breeders. held at New York yester-
day, it was unanimously decided to estab-
lish q new stud-book for the registration
of high-class ~trotters exclusively. This
movement is the sequel to the recent action
of the American Register Company, of Chi
cago. in admitting PAGERS to their register
on an equality with t~rotters.
The Utah Legislature has passed Q mem
orial to Congress urglng. tho passage OF
the home-rule bill introduced by Senator
Faulkner and Delegate Cain last month,
The memorial ~recites oppression through
the Utah commission; repression OF the
popular voice in the makeup OF courts. by
| Dnoiptmeuf from Waeh1ppfOu and aays
the conditions in. the Territory have
changed: that polygamy has been abol.
ished. and some measure OF s~elf-govern.
ment should be granted.