The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-01
INDIANAAND ILLINOIS NEWS
Remains of Judge Robinson Laid to
Rest in White River Cemetery.
tion of Major May Post, G. A. R ,ot Ander-
son, with Many Visitors Present
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est and most impressive ever held in this
city. Persons from all parts of the State
were in attendance. Major May Post G.. R..
of this city, had charge of the services.
Delegations from Muncie. Middletown,
Elwood, Franktown, Marion. Summit
willie. Alexandria. Pendleton and
Fishersburg marched in the pro-
cession to White River Cemetery,
where the distinguished jurist was
laid to rest with military honors. The
services began at O'clock and were led by
Rev. j. Wilson. of the Presbyterian Church.
assisted by Elder l.. A. Reynolds of tho
Christian. and Rev: j. NJ. Bick-
TSs tr,Sa,e the naa sSs dead
was eloquent and touching. The streets
and sidewalks within two blocks of the
residence were crowded with citizens ami
friends, who thus paid high tribute to the
worth of Anderson's leading citizen for more
than aquarter of q century. Company G. of
the Indiana Legion acted as escort and
fired the salute at the grave. Justice Mil
Ter, of the Supreme Court; Judge Rein
hardt. OF the Appellate Conrt: Colonel Me-
Cole. of Nohlesville; Mayor Terhnne and
Attorneys II. d. Thompson and R. E. Lake.
of this city. acted as pall-bearers.
well filled with the members of this bar.
Munoie. Elwood and indianapolis.
Many eloquent and topchlng words
ouckeued with EMOTION Justice Msr
and Judge Reinhard of Indianapolis. Judge
Carver of Noblesville Judge Lott of Mum
Gle, Judge Bundy of New Castle
n sd the sny wreath Of hottest aSheSe
ment in manhood on the tomb of the
services in body. Judge Robinson was
SD and O Ossa by eve sSsry 0ne He
that none other can hold. His memory
will be cherished by all who knew him as
q tender, generous, noble. manly, Christian
man.
Fatally Kicked by HorseA
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNcIE. July 31.-Henry e. Hopping q
well-known young farmer, and a member
of the Republican county central
committee. residing east of Muncie,
had an exciting experience last even
ing that may cost him his life.
Two horses had got In the same stall. and
Mr.. Hopping entered to take one out At
this point the ANIMALS began fighting vi
ciOusly with their teeth and heels. Mr..
Hopping o was hnoeksd down and
to death had not assistance
arrived. He was unconscious. with one
arm broken and his breast badly crushed
from being struck by one of the horses.
/ Recovery Is improbable.
Shelby Republicans Getting in Line.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, July S1.-The Republican
county committee met yesterday afternoon
at the Morton Club-rooms, a large attend
ance of Republicans being present. Chair
man Wilson presided. and made speech
in favor of red-hot campaign.
The date of the county convention
was fixed for Sept. 8. at which time the
campai On in Shelby county will be opened.
Already drum corps of sixteen pieces
has been organized, and the Republican
Club will shortly throw open elegant
headquarters for the campaign. The Re-
publicans will give Harrison as loyal sup
port this year as they did four years ago,
while good many Democrats are dissatis-
fed with Cleveland.
Young Girl Missing.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
MARION, July S1.-Henrietta Brogden,
the fourteen ear-old daughter of Mrs.
Mary Caldwell, of Swayzee near here. has
been missing for more than two weeks. She
is known TO have wandered to the neigh
borhood of Summitville, where she visited
among relatives One of her fathers sis
ttTS auEllLS cOnSl2nln2 ner 10 n strange
woman, with directions to lake her to Sum-
mitville. whore the child was to take the
train for home. Since then not trace of
her has been found. The foster mother is
ton concerning the whereabouts of the
little one.
Mashed His Head with a Pig-Iron Bar.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FoIr WAYNE, July 31.-Lemuel Miller
aged seven years, met death in = peculiar
manner this afternoon. The boy, in com
pany with other boys. was playing about q
steam road-roller, which was standing ON
East Wayne street. A number of heavy
pieces of pig-iron used to give weight to
the Ioller we're lyins on top of the machine.
Miller's brother removed q support from
the tongue of the roller which threw the
boy TO the ground and O bar of iron weigh
Ing fifty pounds Tell on hun. crushing him
to tn pavement and MASKING his head
almost TO pdip.
Ianr align PreiImin aries in Delaware
Special The indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, July 31.-At q meeting of the
local Republican clubs 1t was decided to
open the campaign in Delaware coun-
ty ON Saturday. Sept. 5. with
grand. old time Republican rally.
Capt. Frank Ellis N. n. Spence
and Hon. j. C. Eiler were appointed a COM
mittee to secure some of the most eminent
speakers. BY close poll of the city it has
boen fonnd that there are over two hum
dred Republican first voters In Muncie. In
one precinct IN the city there are nine Re-
publican first voters and no Democrats.
III. NJ McCoskey for Representative.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION, July S1.-The Republicans of
Grant county met yesterday to nominate
candidate for Repres sentative to fill the va
cancy on the ticket caused by the death of
/. X. Shngarts. II. NJ. McCoskey. of Green
township. was nominated on the fourth
ballot. Hon. Theodore Shockney, of Union
| City candidate for Lieutenant-goyernor,
and Capt. w. L. Daily. of Perm. candidate
! for Congress. were present and madc elo-
/ Quent speeches The nominee, of yester-
| days convention was o soldier In the Union
| army at fourteen.
Vinc~nnes Mi.itiaman Hurt.
! Special - the Inlianspo Journal.
/ CRAwFoRDsvILLE, July 3l.-A young
man named Dreiman. belonging to Com
pany A. of VIncennes, was badly hurt. last
evening. while returning from the State
encampment at Frankfort. brennan was
hanging his feet out of the bagRaGe-car
| door. and when near this city was struck