The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-07-19
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ence and so well preserved that the
gloss is still noticeable. 1t has been at
least 100 years since elk We're known to
frequent the Wabash valley, though this
fragment may have been in the bottom
of the river for a thousand years.
While Fred Badg, a farmer, was driv-
ing home Thursday from Bourbon his
team became frightened and ran away,
throwing him out and hurting him in
ternally. He remained unconscious for
several hours, and his recovery is doubt
full.
Joseph Duncan has brought suit against
the Diamond plate-glass company of FL
wood. asking judgment for $500 on ac-
count of street assessments and attOr-
ney fees. The company has suits aggre-
eating $4,000 pending in the circuit
court.
John Ferguson. Billy Foster and DIR.
Norris of Columbus were fishing near
Jonesville Monday. Three large soft
shell turtles, an eight-pound shovel
headed catfish, a fOur-fOot eel and a
white perch were numbered among their
catch.
The four-year-old son of DR.. John
Bowser was drowned in the race at
Syracuse last Saturday. The little
fellow went out to play in the afternoon
and failed to return. After several
hours search the body was found in the
water.
voting at any election, but Ii may be
said that he has not voted for a presi-
dent of the United States for over
twelve years. In 1884 he voted for
Blaine, in 'SS for Cleveland and in '92
for Harrison.
Mrs. Julius Hoffstadt of Madison is
in receipt Of a letter from her sister.
Nine. Lambert, detailing the fearful
famine at Forbach, in the province Of
Lorraine, France. Wheat is cut and fed
to the starving cattle, and butter costs
81 cents a pound.
John Donovan, who shot and tried
to kill his brother at Wabash Sunday,
has been discharged by Judge Brewer.
Donovan admitted that he carried the
revolver to use in case his brother at
tackled him, but denied any intention Of
killing him. The court held that he
acted in self-defense.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. White of
Waterford, Master Glenn, about eight
years old, narrowly escaped a horrible
death Friday night. Mr.. White was
awakened by a curious noise in the
children's room; he sprang up and TAX
ing light went in and found the little
fellow hanging by the head, caught be-
L. cen the chair and the bed, and almost
strangled; his tongue protruded from his
mouth and he was black in the face. It
was thirty minutes or more before they
could revive him.
Cambridge lodge, No. 5, F. and A NJ,
met Wednesday and began the work Of
comforting the degree of Master Mason
on five candidates, viz: W. II. Sands, w.
a Roth, Charles Miller, William Hull
and William Ulrich. The attendance Of
visiting Masons from Richmond, New
Castle, Milton, Knightstown, Corners
Vile, CentrevilIe, Dublin and Hagers-
town was large. The work was well
done and reflects credit on the lodge.
The exercises closed with a banquet
Cambridge City Tribune.
James Craig died in Charlottesville
Thursday. He was born in Adams coun-
ty, Ohio, seventy-eight years ago and
came to this state when he was a young
man of twenty. He settled on a farm
in Tippecanoe county. Here he was
married and lived until about seven
years ago when he removed to Craw-
louisville. Since 1876 he has been an
invalid. For many years he has been
a leading and Jealous member of the
methodist church and was active in all
church work until he was disabled phys
ically.
a couple of young women, who are
undertaking the task Of walking TO the
worlds fair. may be expected through
the city within the next few days, since
Michigan City is in the course of the
shortest and best route. The names Of
the daring pedestrians are Misses Car
RE and Emma Plant, and they reside in
Muskegon. They viii start from That
city at o'clock Tuesday sharp, coming
down the G. & w. NJ to New Buffalo.
if their courage keeps up, and thence.
presumably, through this city.-Michi-
gan City Dispatch.
The press generally is asked to give
description Of Ray Elliot, a little four
year-old boy, supposed TO have been abb
Quoted from his parents at Marengo. Ia,
on the 18th of last May by band Of
gypsies or other rowing people. He had
white hair, cut short at the time OF his
disappearance light complexion, blue
eyes, considerably freckled, wore gray
| dress. black plush cap and shoes out at
the toes. knows his name Wei, and VIII
give it if not inundated by his alb
| ductors Send any information to Z. Z.
Alverton, mayor Of Marengo, Ia