The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-02-17

n. b.. failed; liabilities, S30,UUO.
Trouble is brewing in Brazil and popu-
lar outbreak is likely to occur any time.
James Couch, one of Chica0o's pioneer
settlers, was run over and killed by a
wagon.
Mrs. DR.. Graves has arrived at Canon
City, Col, to visit her husband. He is
very i'll.
James Scott & Co.. grocers, Halifax, n.
S., failed debts. $50, 900; assets nominally
the same.
The executive committee of the Ameri-
can warehousemen's association met at
Cincinnati.
Officer James B. Cole was accidentally
shot and killed at Chicago while examin-
ing a revolver.
A discovery of a vein of tin is reported
from the mountains about fifty miles
north Of Denver.
William Kisling and SILVER Decker were
killed by the explosion of a saw-mill
boiler near Eaton, Q.
Ten inches of snow fell in Boston and
vicinity, greatly interfering with telegraph
and electric light service.
The grand jury az New York returned
an Indictment for forgery in the second de-
gree against Edward NJ. Field.
The Overman court-martial was con-
cluded at Cleveland. The verdict will
not be known for several weeks.
William Lane has been appointed re-
ceiver of tie L. s. rolling stock company,
vice Adolph Hegewisch resigned.
Mayor James q. Wvman of Allegheny
CITY was convicted of extortion. a charge
of enlightenment is still pending.
Edward Mordeca Reid, vice-president OF
the New York, New, Haven d Hartford
railway, died at New Haven, Conn.
The Economic gas company has pur-
chased site at Chicago for the million
dollar plant which they propose to erect.
Elder Fades. the shaker, died in Logan
county, Kentucky, aged seventy-hve. He
was probably the greatest man OF his sect
in the United States.
Governor Burke of North Dakota SAYS
that state needs between 10000 and l5,-
600 more men for spring and summer
work.
Rumors are current in Vienna that q
revolution has broken out in Servia All
kilograms from Servia arrived subject to
censorship
William Johnson and Perry Mcknight
were struck by train while crossing the
track in buggy near Kelly, KY, and
fatally injured.
Five convicts escaped from the county
convict farm at Meridian, Miss, and were
pursued by blOodhounds, but took to the
water and escaped.
Another shortage of $4,000 has been dis
covered in the school funds of the county
treasurer's office at Hastings. Neb., by the
present treasurer.
Messrs. Butler and Hunt. Chicago min
ing men, leased the Longfellow big copper
mine in Tinjere's canon, twenty miles
east of Albuquerque.
The st. Joseph, Mo-, oat meal mills,
owned by s. J. Burns & Co., have been
closed under deeds of trust amounting to
100000; assets, $4,000.
Greenwood, Bohm & Co., dealers in
liquors and tobacco, Helena, Mont, as
signed. Liabilities, estimated at S250,0O0;
assets, probably 100000
Bob McCord, a negro murderer sem
fenced to be hanged at Scottsboro, Ala,
has been reprieyed tor fifteen days to tes-
tIfy against his accomplice.
The Hon. E. w. Carmack resigned the
position of editor of the Nashville Daily
american and will assume like position
The Western packers and canned goods
association met al Chicago and elected l..
q. Seagar president and J. 5. Edwards of
Kansas secretary and treasurer.
James A. 0wenby is suing John Weicher
at Chicago for 100000 commissions on
the sale of Weichers' fiber extracting ma
chine to the American fiber company.
Eugene Johnson of the Kansas CITY
rfo4o 4 Il
libel and sentenced to one wear on the
county farm at Dallas, Tex, and $500 fine
and costs.
The military authorities of Bilbao,
Heres and Cadiz have prohibited the hold
ing of any banquets or meetings today in
honor of anniversary of the Spanish re-
public OF 1873.
Governor Mellette of South Dakota will
appoint a state relief commission to re-
ceive and forward contributions of wheat.
tricts of Russia.
]. IL. Pennebroker and wife have begun
suit against the Ashland, Wis. lighting
company for S25, 900 damages for injuries
sustained in gas explosion. They allege
gross carelessness.
Lieut. Col. Herbert Cullom Curtis, dep
ny J"NSO oNFOCoto ROhOIa' VI tno -. y.
army and judge advocate on Gen. Merritt
staff, department of Dakota, died at St.
Paul OF la grippe.
Facts have come TO light in the past few
days tending to implicate Albert Sly, now
in Jail at st. Louis for the Glendale train
robbery, with the robbery at West Union
junction, Wis, in November.
The colored people of Little Rock have
formed an association for mutual protec-
ton and filed articles for a stock com
pany with capital stock of $2,5OO,O00,
divided into 100000 of $50 each.
The general book committee of the
Methodist concern concluded its annual
meeting at New York. The sales for the
year 1901 amounted to S2.202. ia. The
profits OF these sales were S304, 4S5.
The San Francisco people are consider