The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-25

field on Thursday. the 25th. and continues
two DAYS, with campfire Thursday night.
Governor Chase addressed the teachers
institute at Greensburg yesterday.
The City Council of Charlottesville has
passed on ordinance taxing mcrry-go-
rounds s. per day, or $40 per week.
Thomas Powell, q miner working at
Company, got four of his ribs broken and
was hurt otherwise with falling slate, Tucs-
day.
A corner stone for the new Presby terrain
Church was laId at Hartford City yeater-
day with impressive ceremonies. Rev.
Arrick. pastor, delivered short address.
The church will cost $4,000.
Yesterday afternoon, at Farmland. Willie
Fostnight slipped up behind Bob McCamey
and severely out him about the head and
neck, just missing the juglar vein. Moth
er boy is over eight years old.
Frank Cummins. q Marion carpenter.
while attempting to board freight train
at Hartford City. fell and the wheels
crushed both his legs below the knees One
leg will have to be amputated.
The great auction sale of town-lots in
Whitley closed v yesterday at Muncie. The
total sales amounted to over $4,000. Three
hundred and thirty-six lots were disposed
OF at prices ranging from 500 to $1,000.
While James Boslee, q carpenter, was at
reaper works, at MuncIe, he nearly severed
his right leg below the knee with o foot
adEe. The man resides at Springfield. o.
de came near bleeding TO death.
Six Wabash residences were visited by
burglars Tuesday. night. DR.. L. K. Brady
lost q fine gold watch and chain and a
small sum of money. At the other places
the crooks were frightened away. 1t Is be-
lieved an organized band is working the
clty.
Anderson tcapitalists and neighboring
farmers have organized stock company
TO build and equip q creamery. The paid
up capital stock is $1,000. Spencer Bowl
Inner, Frank Matthews Luke Clark, VIM.
Aiken and Frank Hughel are tho stock
holders.
A number of young people met at the
residence of James Thomas. In Upton, to
young man loaded gun so heavy that
when it was discharged 1t few back, strlk-
ing Fred Schmidt on tho right leg, breaking
the bone.
The johnson County Teachers Institute
is in session at Franklin. superintendent
cess: The instructors are: Superintendent
j. w. Carr, of Anderson; Prof. J. w. Mon
Grief. of Franklin College; Prof. o. j. Craig.
of Purdue University; Prof. w. N. Mace,
of Syracuse.
Pc Preparations have been completed for
Sixty-ninth Indiana Regiment which
meets at Muncie to-day. There are about
two hundred and fifty survivors of the
regiment. and nearly two hundred of the
number have informed secretary A. +. Col
Inns that they will be there.
While the venerable Sylvester Morgan
OF Jetfersonvillc, was sitting upstairs in
his room he became suddenly III and fell
forward through on open window. He
struck stick which was supporting the
window, and, knocking IL out. the heavy
sash fell and caught his legs. holding him
in midsir until help could arrive.
Tuesday evening as Rev. Likly, pastor Of
the NJ. 4. Church of Cory, was out driving
his horse took fright and ran of, throwing
him to the around and seriously injurinQ
him internally. The animal continued ite
mad flight until the vehicle collided with
q carriage containing several small chill
dren, badly tearing II up and fatally hurt
ing seven-year-old boy.