The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-09


St. Paul, Mimi, burned loss $4,000.
factory, Philadelphia, burned;loss Sl50,000.
The Boston q Maine passenger depot at
Newburvport, Mass. burned; loss, S25.-
GOO.
The striking molders at Hamilton,
Dat, are making threatening demonstra-
tions.
Campbell & Van Tassels foundry, New
York. was damaged by fire to the extent
OF $4,000.
J.F. Mosher, who shot and killed Deputy
Sheriff William Nettle at Ingersoll Ark,
has been captured.
a Ghinaman was nearly mobbed by
New ork Italians for an alleged assault on
a young Italian girl.
Engineer Z. II. Plapp and Fireman
Mosely were killed in railroad wreck
near Lynchburg. Va.
The entire issue of the Frankfurter
Zeit.ng of March was conhscated on the
charge of lese majestic.
Quang Chung, Idaho's wealthiest China
man, was arrested at Boise City, charged
with opium smuggling.
The Rev. ]. 0. Babbin of Springfield,
ILL.,, has renowned the episcopal faith and
joined the methodist church.
Able La Flamme, professor in the
university at Quebec, has been nominated
bishop of Chicoutimi, Quebec.
William Hackett, Kansas City grocer,
was shot and fatally injured by three boys
who attempted to rob his store.
Kate Brown, five days bride, COM
mitted suicide from dependency at hav-
iDU not rnarriad for,pnr lovar
Half the business blocks in Plain Cen
ter, Neb., including the postofiice and all
mail matter, burned loss, $4,000.
The schooner Fannie Z. Thrasher was
wrecked while trying to enter Boston har-
Dor and two OF her crew were lost.
Alonzo Lawson, proprietor OF the st.
Charles hotel. Portsmouth, o., has dis
appeared, leaving numerous debts.
1t is estimated that the foot and mouth
disease among the cattle of Great Britain
has already cost the sum of $4,000.
The seventeenth annual convention OF
the American bankers association will be
held at San Francisco Sept. and s.
The firman recently issued by the sultan
making the natives OF Tripoli liable TO
military conscriDtion has been withdrawn.
At Salem, H., James T. McKibben was
fined 800 and Joseph Lorden 500 for al
attempt to burn property at SandOval, Ill.
The Leicestershire (Eng) coal mine
owners gave notice of further advance
in the price of coal of shillings per ton.
M. Gethonn. who ran an endowment
benefit association at Birmingham, Ala,
disappeared, leaving numerous creditors.
William Waters, a patent medicine
upnnap IL in IaIl Of itfla Rock Artr
a criminal assault upon thirteen-year-old
girl.
Monaghan, May & Co.. shoe factory at
Harrisburg. Pa, burned; loss, $4,000.
Three hundred men are thrown out of
work.
The warm weather of the past few days
has caused the ice in the Missouri river to
melt very rapidly and there is danger of a
flood.
John B. Curry, a notorious crackman
whorobbed the postoffice at Mound City,
ILL.,, Nov %, 1889, has been arrested at st.
Louis.
By the will of Mrs. William P. Wilstach
of Philadelphia every charitable instltu-
ton of that city receives substantial be-
quests.
At Lamar, Mo-, Avery was found guilty
OF murder in the first degree for killing
James n. Miller near Liberal, No., Sept.
%, 1891.
The steamer California from Hamburg
is at quarantine, New York, with a case
each of smallpox, scarlet fever and measles
on board.
Van Thomas alias Van Thomson (col-
ored) was hanged at Abbeyville, :. c., for
the murder of John Bracket, also colored,
Dec. %. 1889.
The Rev. Harris Thompson, a baptist
minister, committed suicide at Lebanon,
ILL.,. in a fit of mental arrangement, the
result of la grippe.
Il has been decided that the remains of
the duke of Clarence and Avondale will
be finally inferred in the memorial chapel
in Windsor castle.
The methodist episcopal conference Of
Kansas by a ballot of So to % voted in
favor of admitting women as delegates to
the general conference.
During quarrel at Burden. Kas, II. IT.
Causey struck Sam Tull with o wrench,
fracturing his skull. Tull Immediately
shot and killed Causey.
Gustav Westinger and Gustav Kuhn,
cooks on the steamer Lain, were arrested
at New York for attempting to smuggle a
large amount of jewelry.
At meeting held in Dublin Mr.. Healy,
in a speech, has said that he believed that
it would be impossible to effect reconcil-
iation with the Parnellites.
Edward Norestrom, Swede employed
as roller at the National rolling mill,
Mex eesport, Pa. was drawn through the
rolls and crushed to death.
Prof ]. w. Tucker OF the Andover theo-
logical seminary has been elected presi-
dent of Dartmouth college to succeed
President Bartlett. resigned.
The returning officer has declared the
Hon. John CARING minister OF agriculture,
a member of the house of commons for
London by a majority of 100.
Briggs Caldwell shot and killed Font
Jostine and Charles Hancock near Scots
vile, Ky. There had been grudge be-
tween them for many years.
1t is estimated that 100000 men will
be thrown out of work as result OF the
English miners strike by the necessary
closing down of other industries.
Dan Heflion was found guilty of keeping
a house of ill-repute, where young girls
were enticed, at Manistoque, Mich, but
friends aided him and he escaped.
The Cologne Gazette is to be prosecuted
on the charge of Iese nlajeste for having
published an article commenting upon
the recent speech at Brandenburg.
Theodore Mvler assistant noatmaetar Of