The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-09

the Philadelphia bureau OF charities Tor
assistance, claiming to be suffering from
blood poisoning ard Is destitute. He Ia
pronounced a leper and was sent to the
pest house.
Edward O'Kellv, prominentreal estate
and insurance agent of Lansing, Mich, has
been arrested on q charge OF soliciting ap-
plication for and securing policies in an
insurance company not authorized TO do
business in Michigan.
The appeals of the Sunday newspapers
against the suits entered by the law and
order league for selling newspapers on
Sunday were dismissed by the county
courts at Pittsburg and the decisions OF
Alderman Robe sustained.
Mrs Sadie Hebbethe, a young widow of
Cairo. H., committed suicide by taking
large dose of morphine. She also admin
istered the drug to her daughter, aged
twelve, but The latter's life was saved, M
reason is known for the crime.
A fabulously rich strike of gold has
been made in the HUMBOLDT Ariz. district
and the miners are flocking there by the
hundreds. The ore Is free milling and
runs from $500 TO $500 per ton. Mining
prospects are better than for years.
The ST. Paul iobbers' union has issued
all in need Of help to notify them and il
would be forwarded. The railroads join
in the movement by giving very cheap
rates to farm hands to North Dakota.
The model Of the statue TO be erected in
honor of Maissoneuye, the founder OF
Montreal on the opening day ofthe worlds
fair at Chicago, the 25Oth anniversary Of
the founding of Montreal, has arrived
from Paris, and is a fine example OF best
French art.
The report on fertilizers by the Alabama
commissioner Of agriculture indicates a
falling off in the sale OF commercial fertil-
izers this year as compared with last year
of about twenty-five thousand tons The
total amount OF fertilizers used last year
was $4,000 pounds.
New York & New England officials in
Boston decline 10 saw anything whatever
about pending negotiations Mr.. REYNOLDS,
assistant 20 President COrbin, will neither
confirm nor deny the story that Mr.. Cor
bin Is to resign. The directors VIII meet
today in New York.
At Syracuse \. y. Mrs. Callahan left
her five-year-old girl in charge of her sick
baby while she went after some medicine.
In some unknown manner the house
caught fire and was burned. The baby
will die from her burns.
Thomas Mason, a workman IN the Penn
svlvania shops at Payonia, y. j., surprised
his wife Lizzie, in a disreputable mouse.
and maddened with rage and jealousy
shot her three times and then cut her
throat with razor, inflicting injuries from
which the woman may die.
The skelp iron an steel manufacturers
of the Pittsburg district have formed an
association and when the time comes to
arrange new scale of wages the amalga-
mated association will have two assScia-
tions OF manufacturers to deal with in
stead of one, as heretofore.
The Hamburg American packet COM
! pany, in conjunction with the PrUssian
authorities, has arranged that ali Russian
emigrauts intending to proceed TO the
United States in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steamers shall be inspected by experienced
, doctors before entering Prussia.
A great sensation has been caused in
Vienna literary circles here by the action
of the emperor in prohibiting the rep
resentation in the court theater of the
domestic play "Die Sklavin," because in
the play some suggestive illusions are
made which ere resented by certain
court ladies.
Mary Calvin, wife of on iron worker at
Duquesne, Pa, followed her husband into
the house of a Hungarian named Bohar
and in a fit OF jealousy. threw concen-
trated I've at him, dangerously burning his
! face and breast. Some OF the I've splashed
over two children OF Mrs. Bohar and they
were also badly burned.
Save all you can. both health and
money. by using Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
| % cents.
People refuse to be imposed upon, but
they don't refuse Salvation Oil for %