The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-02

Inc electric llgnI plant u mollne, All's
burned; loss, $4,000.
A municipal gas league" has been
| formed at Chicago to fight the trust
William Shields shot and killed Pat
| Hanna during quarrel at Lexington,
| Ky.
Sara Bernhard was so i'll at Minneapo-
lis that she had to cancel her engage
ment.
Robert Marsh was kicked to death at
Little Valley, \. y, during quarrel at a
| dance.
The National carriage and reed COM
| pany's factory burned at Cincinnati; loss,
! $4,000.
The khedive will reject DR.. Finic's
proposition to send an expedition to
Waidlay.
Thomas Kennard. well-known pugilist,
died in Jail at Ashland, Wis, from Excess
| sive drinking.
Henry Holland & Co, wholesale fancy
goods, Montreal, assigned. Liabilities
about 100000.
A number of Mexican officials have had
| decorations bestowed on them by the en-
peror of Japan.
The car in a ukase. grants a subsidy of
100000 roubles yearly to promoters OF the
| meet.
The differences between the Argentine
| Republic and Chilli regarding the frontier
| have been settled.
Mrs. Swearengen, bride, was fatally
shot by some members of charivari party
near Newport, Ark.
The French government is about to add
a force of 5000 troops to the army OF
occupation at Tunis.
A portion of tunnel under the Refill
genberg collapsed. Seven workmen were
buried in the debris.
Reports from southern Minnesota indi-
cate that the winter wheat crop will be
almost total failure.
A proposal supported by the German
socialists in the reichstag TO abolish tariffs
on foods was rejected.
The Scott house at Forest, O., burned
loss 81 800. A son OF Landlord Woodside
persisted in the flames.
DR.. Volkovitch, the Bulgarian agent
who was stabbed at ConstantinOple by an
unknown man, has died.
Judge Van B. Young, presiding justice
of the Kentucky superior court, died at
Louisville, aged tifty-six.
The Portuguese senate has passed the
| economy bills. The measures will be
|
Gideon W. Marsh, the fugitive Keystone
| bank president, is said to be engaged IN
business in Buenos Ayres.
There is a movement now on foot among
the negroes OF Nashville TO start a migra-
ton to Oklahoma next fall
Chill has declined altogether to partici-
pate in tho worlds fair at Chicago on the
plea that she cannot afford IT.
/
port, Mass, has filed a petition of in
soyency. Liabilities, S35,35
Eleven men were killed and five injured
by the explosion at the quarry near the
royal palace of Ajuda, Portugal.
The elevator and grain mills owned by
S. S. Sprague & Co. of Providence, situated
at East Deerfeld. Mass, burned.
J. b. Bush, postmaster at Dillon, Ia, has
confessed to the embeZzlement from the
government of upwards OF 81 900.
S. a. Brooks was shot througha window
while sitting in his room at SaltillO, Miss.
and MORALLY wounded. No clue.
NJ. F. Shaw, ex-sherif of Pima county,
Arizona, has been arrested charged with
smuggling cattle bought in Mexico.
John Seger shot and seriously wounded
Mrs. Elfirst at Biers. Col, and then shot
himself, dying instantly. Jealousy.
The United States Brazil steamer
Advance has arrived at tho New York
quarantine with yellow fever on board.
Lenfesta received the popular vote in
the Guatemala elections, bat Barrillas de-
clines to turn over the government TO him.
The government of Russia has officially
expressed its regret for the expulsion OF
Capt. Eounghusband and Lieut.. Davidson
Several negroes went violently insane
at a revival at Little Rock. Ark. and po-
lice protection was necessary to prevent a
riot.
Two hundred thousand dollars worth
of mortgages and notes have been lost in
the mails between Minneapolis and Su-
perior.
Ensible Flores, awealthy citizen of Starr
county. Texas, is under arrest at Laredo,
Tex, charged with aiding and abetting
CARA
Toileck Olsen and a man named John
son were killed and Peter Olsen fatally in
jured by a dynamite explosion near Carl
son, MINI.
DIR. w. S. Townes of Chattanooga was
horsewhipped by Mrs. John Vollstadt, q
painters wife whose sick child died under
his treatment.
Dick Cullen was lynched by a mob at
Marshfield. No., for the murder of a
strange baby that had been left on his
fathers doorstep.
Fourteen people lost their lives by the
sinking of the steamer Forest King, which
was run down by the steamer Loughbrow
off amborough.
President Billings of the Chicago con.
solidated gas company says the project for
piping natural gas to Chicago from Indiana
will be carried out.
Leslie Stephen, NJ. A., the London editor
and author, proposes that fund be raised
for the purpose of erecting monument to
James Russell Lowell
Preparations for another Cuban revolu-
ton are said to be in progress in New
York and other American cities as we'll as
upon the island itself.
General Solicitor Butterworth of the
worlds fair said that he might resign the
position at any time in the near future
and return to Cincinnati.
George ]. Raymond and Ellerv r. Mer-
riam George Raymond & CO.. fancy
goods. etc, Boston, assigned. Deb.s
$4,000; assets not known.
Director General Davis will shortly ask
to have another great exhibit hall con-
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