The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-26
TELEGRAPHlC RREVITIES.

lEllEUhhT ulC DhLNlllbo.
John II. KinRsbury. banker. Brockport.
n. Y. has failed.
The manufacturers of steel locomotive
tires are preparing to form a trust.
All the men employed by the Wholesale
bakers of. Detroit Will strike 0t III o'clock
to-day.
reward of $1,000 for the capture of Tom
O'Brien, the bunco king.
Clerk Dilldine was killed and James
Graves fatally wounded by q boiler ex-
plOsion near Fremont, Neb.
New York saloon-keepers refused to obey
the order to close on Sunday. and as q
consequence 100 of their number were ar
rested.
Parson Davies says that Jim Hall and
Bob Fitzsimmons will not meet in the ring
of the Olympic Club at New Orleans in
September.
Special agents Of the Department OF JUS
t,ce are in Philadelphia and New York
gathering evidence to be used in prosecut-
ing the sugar and cordage trusts.
The great bridge across the Mississippi
river at Memphis 10 practically completed.
Only the road and tracks now have
tic.
j. j. Hollowell. cashier of a West Su-
perior. WIS.,, bank, who. with the presi-
dent, ran away with S35, 900 of the %Institu-
tion's funds, has been captured at Phlla-
delphia.
While DR.. j. II. Hill. of Millinston. Md.
was returning from q professional visit
late Saturday night unknown parties
stopped his vehicle and cut his throat from
ear to ear.
Johnny Murphy. the Boston feather
weight. has accepted an offer from the Pa
cihc Club, of San Francisco. to fight Billy
Murphy. the Australian, next month for a
good purse.
Andrew Saunders, an old man. attempted
the role of peace maker in a family row at
Houston. Tex. He was shot dead by Lucy
Foster, who had been threatening to kill
her husband.
Henry Schalle, an aged and wealthy con-
tractor, committed suicide at PIttsburg
yesterday by shooting himself in the head.
Dependency, the result of a long sickness.
was the cause.
John ID. Little, for four terms sheriff of
Cherry county. Nebraska, is under arrest
at Rapid City. S. D., for cattle. stealing.
He 10 said to be the leader of q band that
has stolen hundreds OF cattle.
The steamer Darmstadt. from Bremen.
brought the largest number of immigrants
ever brought by one vessel to that port.
She had 2.019 storage passengers.
The Martin Clothing Company, No. sl3
Washington avenue. st. Louis, made an
assignment yesterday for the benefit of
600. but the liabilities are not given.
The third game in the Lipschutz-Sho-
walter chess match at New York. which
was adjourned on Saturday. ended In q
ten hours play. The fourth game will be
played on Wednesday.
Archbishop Fabre has left Montreal on q
trip to the United States. He will then at
tend the Sonsscration OF the new cattle
dral at Hartford. Conn.,, after which he
WIlI IN In Chtpaon IN hlaca tho ar Eranah
Canadian Church in that city.
Mrs. Nathan Oroutt and Mrs. Croker.
mother and daughter. living at South
Weymouth. Mass. were the victims of a
burning accident yesterday: Mrs. circuit
died from her injuries. and Mrs. Croker is
dying. Their clothing caught fire in some
unknown manner.
The famous Meadowthrope stock farm.
near Lexington. KY. that was the property
OF y; II. Coeppu, has been bought by the
Colonel James Il. Pepper. The price paid
was the highest ever realized for a blue
grass farm-S275 per acre.
George NJ. Rabbit. an old r~ecluse. living
at Mansfield, Mass. has been robbed of
S4. 900 in stocks and bonds. which he had
concealed in tOmato-caDs about his house.
His grandson, George V. Seward. eighteen
years of age; John NJ. Trait. of Great Falls.
n. H.. and DR.. j. NJ. Hahn have been ar
rested for the theft.
VI i Liar
ten a letter to the prosecuting attorney of
Johnson county. Wyoming, wherein the
recent cattle trouble occurred. ordering
him TO make a full investigation of the
charges against the cattiemen under arrest
mt Fort Russell. and. if guilty. use every
endeavor to have the men punished.
Prof. Richard T.. Ely. of Johns Hop
kins University, director of the summer
university al Bay View, Mich, announces
the following appointments at the latter
| place for the coming season.. Dr. w. (.
ShOber, in chemistry; Prof. David KInley
In economies, and Prof. Frank L. Mills In
physics. All of the gentlemen are members
OF the Johns Hopkins University.
Ritchfield. n. j.. is the rendezvous for
hundreds of tho meanest tramps on earth.
Judge ROss organized a party of farmers
Saturday and proceeded against them. A
fight ensued. but the farmers captured
nineteen OF the "never-wOrkers." The
Judge opened court on the ground and
sentenced each of the prisoners to ninety
days In jail.
Glenmore, O small station near Pennlng-
ton. n. j., on the Bound Brooke railroad.
was the scene of q destructive fire last
night. which destroyed Sl25. eco worth of
property belonging to Edward Wells.
Twenty eight head of high priced horses
were burned and valuable Jersey cows.
Prince Allen, the well-knOwn stallion,
valued at $40. 600. was burned to death.
George Schurk and Rheinold Forster
ling. striking German printers. assaulted
two non-union printers at Chicago. last
night. and were placed under arrest. Three
other strikers were arrested for creating q
! disturbance in the Abend Post Office. The
presses and stereOtyplng machinery of the
Tageblatt and the Abend Post were tam.
pered with to-day and badly damaged.
Peter ArcOl. of Brooklyn. n. Y, an
Italian vender. was in a frisky mood Sat-
urday night. He caught q big rat and
saturated 1t with kerosene. He next tied
q string to the rodents tail and applied a
lighted match TO the captive. The OIL
blazed quickly and the rat was burned to
death. 1t squesled fearfulIy, but Arcol
bella 1t. grInnIng gleefully at its sutferiDgs.
Arcol Is now IN jail.
Hallway Officials to BE Indicted.