The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-13
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
MESSAGES FROM ALL CREATION TO
1.-THE SENTINEL"
The Minor Occurrences of Recent Date
Briefly Noted for the Readers OF This
Paper-What IL Going On at Home and
in Fore gn Countries.
London experienced a huge fire.

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London experienced huge fire.
Yellow fever prevails at Rio Janeiro.
Des Moines, Ia, experienced huge drifts
| of hail
The rainfall was Unprecedented in parts
Of Ohio.
Justice Lamar continues to improve in
! health.
A number of horses we're killed at
| Bridgeport. la.
Covington, KY. is being treated to a
! factionsl feud.
A number of buildings were blown down
| near Milwaukee.
Tuesdays cabinet meeting was short
and slimly attended.
Representative Springer bore the trip to
| Virginia Beach well. e
Two masked men robbed the postoffice
| at Boise. Idaho, of 81, 200.
y The cyclone DESTROYED a number OF
houses at kirksville, Mo.
Henry Schrage has been nominated for
postmaster at Whitney, Ind.
All democrats express great satisfaction
at the ticket nominated Saturday.
Clabe Smith cut Theodore Markham to
pieces with an ak at Richmond, Ky.
France will appoint committee of
sixty to arrange for the worlds fair.
The Passaic chemical works was dam
| aged by fire to the extent of $4,000.
The senate committee has adversely re-
ported Senator PETERS greenback pension
bill.
Secretary of State Matthews has an
nounced himself as a candidate for gov
ernor.
James Ketcham shot and MORALLY
wounded James Huddleson at Hamil-
! ton, o.
Rivers and creeks are out of their banks
and many houses and barns unroofed in
| Missouri.
The homes Of William Vaughn and T. p.
| Williams were completely demolished at
| Searcy, Ark.
Joseph Linton, aged ten, was fatally
/ burned in an incendiary fire near Wheel
ing, w. Va.
Whitelaw Reid called on the president
and submitted draft of the French ex-
tradition treaty.
Near Russelville, Ky, Elvis Shelton's
house was demolished and Kate Shelton
! dangerously injured.
Charles Mccoy, miller at Catlettsburg,
! Ky, was burned to death in the destruc-
| ton of j. G.. Patton's mill.
| Frank Jones shot and killed Officer
| Hurley at New Orleans and was shot by
! officers while resisting arrest
The president has refused to pardon
| Clinton l.. Dixon, convicted OF numbering
| a fellow soldier at Omaha barracks.
The ship Phidias arrived at New York
and reported several deaths from yellow
fever among the members of the crew.
\ bill has been reported to the house
authorizing the state of Wisconsin TO place
inStatuaryh hall astatue OF Pere Marquette.
If Boring sea matters will permit the
president will spend several days snipe
shooting on the North Carolina coast next
week
Rev. Gustav A. Christensen of New York
! preached TO st. Pauls congregation yes
terday. from which church he has received
a call.
Sparks from a locomotive set fire to the
Reading shops near Philadelphia and
eighty box cars were destroyed, causing a
loss OF 100000.
John r. Griffith, a sailor, addressed a
letter to T. 5. Consul Severance at Homo
lulu, confessingt 10 n train robbery at Pixley.
Cal. in which $4,000 in gold was secured.
Thursday the senate spent a great deal
of time discussing the proposition to APP
propriate S75, 900 TO entertain the Ct. A. r.
at Washington, but came TO no vote on
the question.
Minister Egan has been granted leave of
absence to visit the United States and
Secretary McCreery will act as U. s.
charge q aflaires until the minister returns
TO his post at Santiago.
The supervision of immigration affairs
has been transferred from Assistant Secre-
tarv Nettleton 10 Assistant Secretary
Spaulding The change was made at the
request of Mr.. Nettleton.
The house has passed the senate bill
authorizing the Velasco terminal railroad
com pany to construct bridge across the
Brazos river in Texas also the senate bill
making Velasco a SUPPORT of entry.
In the senate a memorial signed by
many citizens OF Massachusetts, was pre-.
sented by Mr.. Dawes, praying for the
naturalization of such Cinnamon as came
to the United States prior to the first ex-
| clusion act.
The supreme court has decided that a
new trial must be given Logan and the
other convicted men in the Texas case
involving conspiracy and the assault
| upon tue MhIlDW DIOtnofs Wnlle III charge
OF u. S. officers.
The president has directed the removal
OF Charles nj. Leavy, appraiser of mer-
chandise at San Francisco for completely
in the recent frauds at that port, in con-
nection with the differentiation OF silk
goods imported by Newberger, Reiss & Co.
Secretary Noble says the non-arrival OF
the record of Indian allotments in the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservations in
Oklahoma would probably result in the
postponement of the opening of the sur
plus lands to settlement until the 18th
inst.
Representative Bacon of New York has
reported from the committee on banking
and currency the bill agreed upon by the
committee to carry INTO effect the recon-
mendations of the international American
conference looking to the incorpor alton OF
the international bank
The president has recognized the right
OF Spain to object to the establishment Of
a L. S. consulate at Pnape, in the Caroline
islands and has accordingly recalled Mr..
Rand, who was recently appointed consul
at that place. IL il understood that this
government will take no further action in
the matter.
Minister Reid's resignation will not
faka affacf until hIa aucceaeor ahall hava