The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-02-01
Mexico captured a band of burglars.

yellow fever has broken out in Guaya-
quill. Ecuador.
The Hotel AIcazar at st. Augustine, Fla,
burned. Loss, 100000.
Governor Altgeld of Illinois and party
arrived at Asheville, n. c..
A stock famine is now one Of the probs-
biIities in northwestern Iowa.
Andrew Carnegie arrived at Pittsburg
but refused to be interviewed.
Reports of the attack on the British le-
CATION at Guatemala were exaggerated
Governor Flower has received the re-
port of toe general managers of the worlds
fair board.
The output of the distilleries of the
whisky trust will be reduced by 5000
gallons daily.
The New York worlds fair commission
will be asked to explain how it spent the
states money.
At Paris several anarchists were ar
rested. Stolen explosives were found In
their possession.
Four hundred members of the National
brick manufacturers association assem-
bled at 81. Louis.
Mrs. Mary Barnes of Roxbury, Mass.
was arrested for shoplifting on her little
daughters evidence.
Another combine of window glass man
ufacturers Is under way at Pittsbur1 Cap
ital stock, 81 100000
Yellow fever has broken out in Ecuador
and a quarantine has been established
against that country.
Nathaniel Graham, who was taken 10 a
Chicago hospital. Is suffering with gen
uine case OF smallpox.
Marechal Olivia the executive worlds
fair commissioner from Brazil, IL lying
critically i'll at Chicago.
The democrats of the legislature took
decisive action Tor the repeal OF the Lii
nois eompu sorry school law.
The eighteenth annual session of the
national marine engineers benevolent as
ISOLATION convened at Chicago
The Pacific mail steamer City of Pekine.
which left Yokohama Jan. 10 for San
Francisco. is five DAYS overdue.
big new combination of manufactur-
ers OF house heating boilers is announced
at Chicago. Capital Sl,500O0O.
Several new cases and one death from
cholera in the Nitliben insane asylum
near Halle have been reported.
Another attempt 10 bring to an end the
long strike or lockout in the Lancashire
cotton mills has ended fruitlessly.
At Portsmouth, O., the mammoth plant
of the Portsmouth wheel works burned.
Loss estimated TO exceed 100000.
At st. Paul FIRE destroyed the four-story
brick block at Seventh and Broadway.
Loss, S42O 600. covered by insurance.
The earthquake shock felt at Orizaba
has greatly frightened toe people living IN
the vicinity OF the Orizsba volcano.
Gen James 5 Clarkson. ex-chairman of
the republican national committee, Is at
the Plaza hotel, New York. seriously i'll.
Fire in the wholesale queensware store
of George-H II. Dean & Kile Brothers, Gin
cinnati, caused loss of $4,000, fully in
sured.
The house of John Smith, who lives
near Point Pleasant, Va, was burned, and
three small children lost their lives In the
flames.
The Rothschild syndicate has borrowed
100000 in the United States for the
use OF Austria in introducing her currency
reform.
Prot Carl w Belsen, Ph.D.. OF the Uni
versiry OF Michigan, has accepted csll to
the chair of Latin in the University of
Colorado.
Heavy SHOWS have interrupted railway
traffic throughout Switzerland The St
GOthard tunnel has been blocked by an
avalanche
At Philadelphia the national conference
of Christian prohibitionists discussed
What Christians should do regarding the
liquor tariff
John Cairns, Alfred Bryant, William
Kerns and L. X. Griffith stone carvers. fell
forty feet at Chicago. Ali were danger
ously injured.
Bishop Phillips Brooks died without
making any will 1t is estimated that his
real and personal property cannot fall far
short OF S7j0OO0
w. H. p Windrus was arrested in New
York. lie is wanted for embezz ing
$500 from the Minneapolis beer and
packing company.
The annual meeting of the Tobacco
company was held in Newark, n J. The
treasurer report showed net earnings for
1892 at 81. 1880
In Indiana about 20 per cent Of the
correspondents report the condition of
wheat as good, y per cent report fair,
and the rest poor.
Robert Beatty, who is charged with be-
ing an accomplish Of Hugh Dempsey in
the Homestead poisoning cases, was put
on trial at PittsDurg.
The heavy fall of snow has alarmed the
architects OF the WOrI0 g lar buildings at
Jackson park. Hundreds OF tons OF snow
are lying upon roofs.
Emperor Williams birthday, which
Is Jan. p. will be celebrated at Jackson
park by the dedication Of the German
worlds fair building.
The queen regent of Spain will be repre-
scented At the Chicago Columbian exhibit
ton by the InfaBta Rulalis and her hus-
band, Prince Antoine.
The grand harbor OF the American
brotherhood of steamboat pilots of the
United States met at Washington in it's
seventh annual convention.
The scandals IN connection with certain
banks in Rome and Naples threaten to
have more serious consequences than were
a. first deemed probable.
IL is rumored in Philadelphia that John
d. Rockefeller, Colgate Hoyt and others
have formed a steel combine with unim-
tied capital and =, 100000 cash.
There are official proofs 10 existence
which show that the Panama canal com
pany really has sold the rolling stock to
the Panama railroad company
The annual convention Of the national
farmers alliance opened at Chicago. The
meeting was not largely attended, but
twenty delegates being present