The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-20

to "a. passed bill giving women the right
OF suffrage in all state elections.
Baron Fava has received orders to re-
turn 10 his post at the Italian legation in
Washington.
Representative Cooper made full ex-
PLANTATION OF his connection with the pen
sion matters.
The discovery was made that Pennsyl-
vania coal mine has been burning for
twenty years.
George Frahn, German farmer, living
at Dunnene, H., shot his wife and then
committed suicide.
The creditors of Benjamin f. Open
helm of North Manchester won their suit
of $4,000 against him.
Mrs. Rose Corner was shot by William
Tucker at Cleveland, 0. The latter de-
clares it was an accident.
Mr.. Shively Wednesday occupied the
chair in committee of the whole on the
naval appropriation bill.
Representative hiyely presided over the
house of representatives again in commit
tee OF the whole Saturday.
Senator Cantor's congressional appor-
tionment passed the New York senate and
has gone to the governor.
Private Secretary Halford has resumed
his duties at the white house. He is still
very weak from his illness.
The fiye-year-old son of Charles Boes-
niger was burned to death at Muenster,
Tex, being left alone in the house.
The Seventeenth Illinois democrats have
unanimously nominated Edward Lane,
the present incumbent, for congress.
Rear Admiral Belknap has been assigned
to duty as president of the board of in
speclion and survey at Washington.
The house passed the bill granting the
Gainesville, Oklahoma & Gulf road right
of way through the Indian territory.
Wayne and Greene counties instructed
for Cleveland and Clarke for Gray. Rep
resentative Holman was renominated.
Georgia republicans wrangled for
twenty-four hours continuously and then
sent Harrison delegates to Minneapolis.
Superintendent Watson of the Della
ware county poor farm entered a general
denial of the charges made against him.
The worlds fair people are still arguing
before the house committee in favor of q
100000 appropriation for the worlds
fair.
Edel Bros, wholesale and retail dealers
in liquors and cigars, made an assignment
at Richmond, Va. Liabilities and assets
100000.
Chief Engineer G. f. Valin. U. S. navy,
who was placed on the retired list five days
ago, died suddenly at his residence today
of apoplexy.
H f. Taubeneck declined third party
nomination for congress from the Six
teenth Illinois district and it went to
Thomas Radcliffe.
The treasury department has issued q
warrant for SSs4.274 in favor of the state
of Iowa, on account of the direct tax col.
lected from that state.
In fight with Bill Murphy, a noted
desperate, near Murphy, n. c., Sheriff
Mclean was wounded and his deputy
killed. Murphy escaped.
Hugh S. Thompson having been ap.
pointed comptroller of the New York
life insurance company, has resigned as
interstate commerce commissioner.
The Florida republican convention met
at Tallahassee with Joseph Il. Leee, (col
| ord), as chairman. At midnight the Gre
| dentials committee had not reported.
The democratic club of the University
of Michigan celebrated Jefferson's birth
day with big banquet at Ann Arbor and
cheered Cleveland's name to the echo.
Cornelius Bliss denies that conference
was held at his house in New York in the
interest of a Mckinley and Bliss ticket
! He says be is for Harrison and Morton.
The house in committee of the whole
| took up the naval appropriation bill, but
took no action on it. Mr.. Holman il
fighting the clause providing for new
| cruisers.
The president and several members O
! his cabinet will visit New York on the 9th
inst. to take part in the ceremonies Incl
dent to the laying of the corner stone O
| the Grant monument.
The members OF the house are vieing
with each other in injecting campaign
documents into the Record, and the gov
eminent presses are working double time
at the peoples expense for grinding out
the rot.
An amendment to the consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill reported
from the senate foreign relations commit.
tee provides for minister to Denmark al