The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES.

At Philadelphia Emil Suavers has been
put under peace bonds OF 1000 for calling
non union wOrkmen "scabs"
Five bodies have been recovered by
divers from the hull of the steamer Golden
Rule, burned recently al Cincinnati.
Michael Curry committed suicide near
Pitfston, Pa, by blowing himself into
eternity with three sticks of dynamite.
Vermont farmers charge unfayorable
weather with having caused them loss
Of si.oOO,Ooo on this years maple-sugsr
crop.
William KunleIgh shot and killed Luke
Shank at Chicago because the latter would
not allow hun to sleep under the victims
roof
Samuel Miller, of Elizabethtown, n. j..
an oiler. was whirled around on shaft
and Invested of his clothing. He escaped
death.
The cornerstone of the tomb and monu-
ment To be erected in New York to the
memory of General Grant will be laid on
the 18th inst.
Thousands of acres OF timber land have
been burned over in New jersey in the past
few days. The loss is now $500, 900. and the
hre is still burning.
Lung Hing a wealthy Chinese merchant
of New York, has been removed" by the
highbinders for starting new secret soci-
ETY. called the 'Keedea."
Lyons Ward well, of New York. manufact-
nnder the style of L. Wardwell s. Co.,
made an assignment yesterday.
Fireman w. T. Hattman and brakeman
w. +. Lazell were killed. and engineer
Richard Martin seriously injured In rail
way wreck near McConDe!lsville, Pa.
Communication by wire and railroad has
been restored with the Black hills country
in South Dakota. That benighted section
has been showed In for q week and half.
Detroit has q case of ty phus fever or snip
fever. snch as nearly depopulated Quebee
several years ago. The victim is nine years
old. Jos. &. Seappa, a son of Polish family.
Frank White and Buffalo Bill, Pawnee
prophets of the Messiah. who were recent
| ~ arrested for melting Indians TO renew
ghost dances. have been released from jail
at Guthrie, o. Il.
Thomas Williams was instantly killed
| and John p. Hill and John My son seriously
injured by an explosion of gas in u mine
near Ashland. Pa. The gas was ignited by
| q spark from q drill.
Colonel Paige. of New York. disappeared
recently. 1t has developed that he went
| TO Europe TO see John Huntington, of
| Cleveland. whose name hos been signed to
much fraudulent papeE
Mrs. Ross, q farmers wife. was hunting
in field near Topeka. Kan. with her
| twelve.year-old son. The latter's gun was
accidentally discharged. the charge strik-
| ing the mother in the back and killing her.
Louis Lowensteiu, members of a fishing
| party of eight German bakers, we're
| drowned near New Haven. Conn.,. yester-
day. They are supposed to have been in
| tOxicated.
At New York, at o'clock. Friday night,
Albert Hebedenk. aged twenty-five. resi-
dence unknown. shot Amelia Fress. same
age. of Forty third street, and then COM
mitted suicide. The girl was not danger
| ously hurt.
At
T., who was appointed commissioner to in
quire into the sanity of Alice Field. daugh-
ter of Cyrus w. Field, has reported TO
Judge Dickman, of the Supreme Court.
that she is insane.
The section men of the Lake Erie q
Western road between Lima and Ssndus-
ky. who struck a few days ago for an In
crease of 10 cents n day, have resumed work
at an increase of cents, with q promise of
10 more after May l.
Chicago has Jack the Ripper" burglar.
He doesn't steal. but secretly enters houses
and slashes 20 pieces the finest upholstery.
laces and dresses. He also STAN ps Jew elry
under his feet and smsshes costly vases.
His weapon is knife.
The search party in the Hill Farm mine,
at Dunbar, Pa, yesterday recovered the
bodies of Barney Mauseh and David Hays,
who were eptombed there in June, 1890.
This makes twenty-sevcn bodies recovered.
1t is expected the other four bodies will be
An autopsy held yesterday at New York
on the remains of Past Assistant Pay
master George W. Loug of the United
States navy. developed tho fact that death
was duo 70 the softening of the brain and
fatty degeneration of the heart There were
no signs of morphine poisoning.
An inventory and appraisement was filed
at San Francisco, yeste rday, in the matter
of the estate of Sarah A. Terry, the widow
Of Judge David S. Terry. and who is now
sx,< Iar liar, t~ea n1,,n &f
her personal estate is 81, 200. and consists of
jewelry, silverware and dress goods.
Jeremiah Yanduzen. treasurer of the
Denman Thompson Company, died sud.
denly Of heart disease at the Continental
hotel. Chicago, yesterday. Mr.. Vanduzen
has been connected with the company for
thirteen yeare. He leaves a wife and three
children at Marshall. Mich. to which
place bis remains have been taken.
commercial traveller. who went by the
name of Watson. died in hotel i'm Rock
land. Me-, last week. and all efforts to find
any friends relatives failed. 1t is now
stated that he has been identified as q
General Stedmap, said to have been
noted cavalry officer during the war who
fell into disgrace and disappeared.
At Jacobson's lake. near Waco Tex, in q
tent made of an old Quilt. Mrs. Murphy
and four children were found nearly nude
and living on cOrn-meal mush, fish and
frogs. The children were nearly az wild as
bivouac. The oldest girl wore ono tattered
garment and rawhido mOccasins of her
own MAKE.
Daniel Mcconnell, Of Hanging Rock O.,
n widower forty years old. proposed to
Minnie Hayes aged eighteen. and she re-.
fused him. He exclaimed: die thenn
ond struck her twice with O Ratchet
crushing her skull. so that her recovery is
impossible He next cut his own throat
with razor. He Is in jail at Ironton. with
q chance for recovery,
Regarding his recent speech in the Nor
mon temple at Salt Lake City, President
Eliot, of Harvard College. says: The
Mormon question deserves. l believe. to be
thoroughly examined and dis cussed: for, IL
! am not mistaken. tho Cover ment of the
United States Is violating in their case one
of the most Fundamental and specious prin-
ciples of American liberty"
The New England conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church has adopted
a resolution appealing to the Senate of the
United States TO vote against the Chinese
exclusion bill. The conference says the
bill Is a plain violation of the sacred treat
les made between China and the American
Republic, and measure unjust In itself and
sntagonistic to traditions and primer pies of
the United States.