The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-01
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The methodist conference adjourned.
The president has proclaimed reciprocity
with Austria Hungary.
The case of Dr. Briggs is still before the
presbyterian assembly.
The opposition to Harrison has formally
decided TO bring out Blaine.
The king and queen of Denmark cele-
brated their golden wedding.
One Indian drowned another near Pc
toskey Mich, in drunken quarrel.
W. II. Irvine, former citizen of Indi-
ana, killed Z. G. Montgomery at Lincoln,
Neb.
A bill extending for two years longer
the act of March ?. 1882 for the correction
Of military records, was passed by the
senate.
Annie Rogers, aged sixteen. was shot
and killed at marlborough, Ky. J. w.
Baker was with the girl. but claims it was
accidental.
William Boiling shot and killed Harry
Dent in a bawdy house at Louisville.
Both were gamblers and attentive to the
same woman.
On motion OF Mr.. Martin of Indiana
an appropriation of $1,000 was made in
the sundry civil bill for commissary
quarters at the Marion soldiers home.
The house judiciary committee has
adopted a report which sharply repri-
mands Judge Boardman OF Louisiana,
but does not recommend impeachment.
Two distinct tornados passed near Csld-
well, Kas., last night, carrying everything
before them. One man is known to have
been killed and much damage was done TO
farm products.
The secretary of the interior has
authorized the making of leases for graz
ing cattle on lands of the Kiowa and
Comanche Indians In Oklahoma territory
as follows: AT 6 cents per acre per annum
ID. Waggoner x Sons, 502, 400; :. b. Bur
nett, PSI, S67; f. c. Sugg q Bros, 342, $751;
J. II. Addington. 81 1863; c. l. Herring,
10000.
Gomez Farias, Mexican minister of finance,
has resigned
A currency reform bill has been introduced
into the Hungarian diet.
O'Brien, the notorious bunco steeTer, made
his escape from the French officials.
VI. Redmond, the husband OF the woman who
killed her rival at Paris, has disappeared.
The National millers' association began its
annual meeting at the Grand Pacific hotel,
Chicago
The convention OF the American baptist
union began its seventy-eighth annual meeting
a. Philadelphia.
The steamer City Of New York made the
trip from New York TO Queenstown in six days
and twenty minutes.
A thirteen year.old boy named WOlfenbar-
ger shot his head oil at -Four Mile Creek Tenn
1t was a case of suicide.
Thomas White shot and instantly killed
John McIIenry. a oolored man, at Willow
Grove school house, Pa
The prince and princess OF Wales arrived at
Copenhagen 10 attend the golden wedding Of
the king and queen Of Denmark.
The Hon. William Berkell committed suicide
at his home near Bryantsville Ky. He Was a
prominent republican politician.
The brotherhood of locomotive engineers at
Atlanta Ga. reelected Past Master Arthur
grand chief engineer for four years
The cardrivers' strike continues at New Or.
leans but few cars running and those few are
protected by strong guasd of police.
By collision between a monitor engine and
work engine on the Hudson river railroad at
Clinton Point, n. y, six persons were injured.
After being twenty-thTee days in session at
Philadslphia the African methodist episcopal
church conference adjourned 10 meet at Viii
mington. n. c.. in 1896
c. Z. Montgomery, president of the German
bank. was shot and killed in the dining-room
OF the Lincoln hotel at Lincoln, Neb, by w.
II. Irvine of Salt Lake City.
Samuel Vaughan has been found guilty of
murder in the first degree an accessory be-
fore the fact and the death sentence passed
upon him at Little Rock, Ark.
The famous breach of promise suit for $4,000
against Judge Castin, prominent politician of
Alma, Neb., by Miss Lucinda Searls, has re-
suited in a verdict for the plaintiff.
A dispatch from India reports an epidemic
OF cholera in the Cashmere valley. There were
296 new cases and 14G deaths from the disease
were reported in Serina Gar yesterday.
Cora Nichols, the thirty-six- yearold daugh-
ter OF James Nichols, who lives near Pitts
burg, was found dead in barn with a bullet
hole IN her right temple. 1t is not yet known
how she met her death.
NJ. Rbot, French minister Of foreign affairs
is waiting the opinion of NJ. Rouvier minister
OF finance before replying to the invitation Of
the United States to France to take part in the
proposed monetary conference.
OF $1,000 cases of American bacon which
were sent TO Spain from tie year 1880 to the
year 1890. and which we're closely examined by
officials By means or the microscope, only
forty-one cases were condemned.