The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-04-20
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
Pnper-what Is Gong Ga at Home and
In Foreign Countries.
Yirpinia was visited by a cYclone.

Virginia was visited by cyclone.
Germany is well prepared for war.
The league base ball season opened.
The whole Italian ministry resigned.
Boomers are getting ready for the start.
Nebraska democrats Endorsed Cleveland.
A fight with rustlers occurred in Wyom-
ing.
The Vincennes presbytery met at Prince
ton.
The republicans made gains in New
Jersey.
The rustlers surrendered to Col. Van
Horn.
Danville, Va, suffered loss of $4,000
by fire.
The Rev. D. NJ. Christy died at
Michigan nullifiers Endorsed Alger for
president.
wisconsin's delegation is solid for
Cleveland.
Grand Duke George, second son OF the
czar, is i'll.
A large number of negroes were drowned
in Mississippi.
German papers are wroth over the San
Domingo affair.
Over fifty natives were burned to death
in a fire at Toxic.
A dynamite explosion occurred in a
church in Havana.
A daring train robbery was committed
near New Orleans.
Portions of New York experienced slight
earthquake shocks.
w. G. Enskine was beaten and robbed
of 81 900 at Pittsburg.
The port OF Dahomey is defended against
attack by the French.
Florida republicans refused to put a
state ticket in the field.
Mrs Harrison will probably be able to
leave her room in few days.
Mr.. Morgan Wednesday made speech
in faver of free silver coinage.
Philip Alleys little child was found
dead In bed In Morgan county.
Mississippi's democratic committee is
for Cleveland so is Delaware's.
Texas republicans will, as they express
It, break away from the Niger"
A postoffice has been established at
June, Jennings county, Indiana.
Richard NJ. Watson, stock broker,
committed suicide at New York.
New Mexico republicans elected in
| structed delegates to Minneapolis.
John +. Geist murdered his wife ct
| Dayton, o., and committed suicide.
Mrs. Fred Teller has mysteriously dis
| appeared from her home at Wabash.
The treasury Wednesday purchased 500
600 ounces of silver at S0.SG4S(G $3.50.
Claus Spreckles is reported well satisfied
in his operations with the sugar trust.
The heirs OF the three Italian subjects
shot at New Orleans will receive $25, 900.
Mrs. Julia Skies, on trial for murder,
was on the witness stand at Noblesville.
More compromising evidence was given
at Detroit against prince" Michael Mills.
Evansville and Terre Haute secured adj
mission into the Illinois-Iowa ball league.
The Hon. W. S. holman was nominated
once more Tor congress at Lawrenceburg.
A blizzard accompanied by a heavy
snow fall occurred in the west and north
| west.
Sabe Devine. il attempting to ehoot
| Conductor Scott at North Vernon, killed
himself.
Fred J. Regir of Litchfeld, Ill, and
Miss Alice Justice were married at Lo-
gansport.
A destructive conhagration occurred at
midnight at Edinburg. The loss will be
extensive.
Miss Lucy H. Swing of Indiana was to-
! day appointed copyist in the interior de-
psrtment.
More witnesses were examined on the
| part of the state in the Lavelle trial at
| Petersburg.
The New York assembly, by a vote of 20