The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-28

ldouco vi JOnD DeesOn.a Welt-KuOWn iaithtI
residing two miles south OF this city.
Mr.. i5eeson and wife were in the CITY at
the time. Neighb0rs saw the thief enter
the house. whereupon they effected his
capture and brought him TO Anderson.
This morning. In Justice McCartys court,
fore Judge Ellison. Leisure con-
fessed the crime and the Judge
sentenced him to two years
in the peDitentisry. He will be taken to
Michigan City tomorrow. IL Is though
That Leisure belongs to q gang OF counter.
feiters. A number Of bad COINS were found
In his clothing.
Attempted Poisoning. and Two Fatalities.
srecislto the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE, Ind. March T.-Thomas
Collins went to bed as well as usual Satur-
day. but awakened vomiting about mid
night He was very sick, and displayed
signs of poisoning. A physician was has
THY summoned, aud IL sesrchin< for evil
dence the family coffee pot was found
smeared with paris green. The members
OF the family claim not TO know how tho
poison came in the house or anything
about it.
A young man named William Drake was
found dead III his chair at Marietta last
night.
Joseph Howard this morning cut down q
tree. and in falling it crushed him to death.
breaking nearly every bone In his body.
Has Rev. Grove Been Murdered?
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON. Ind. March 27.-Rev. James b.
Grove. of Caddo j. T.. son of John Find
lay Grove. founder of Hanover College.
and brother of B. w. Grove, recently
driven from his home in North Carolina.
has also been. with his wife, teaching q
negro school He also received notice
about the same time as b. w. Grove. say
ing that if he did not move by the 18th of
March his house would be burned and him.
self and wife would be killed. Two weeks
have passed. during which Prof. j. Nj.
Grove. has not heard from him in any way.
James and d. w. Grove are brothers-in-
law of Prof. j. b. Garritt, of Hanover Col
lege.
Hudson Hoffman; Douglas-Gold.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RoCkPoRT. Ind. March 27.-Mr. Walter
Hudson, of this city. one of the best-known
insurance men in this part of the State, and
Miss Quinnle Hoffman were married to-
day. Rev. II. c. Clippinger, of this city.
NJ. +. Church at O'Clock. where had gath
AsSSs
mOny.
Mr.. c. n. Douglass. formerly editor of the
Democrat. of this city. and Miss Hannah
Gold were married this afternoon at the
Presbyterie Church in the presence Of
many friends They will reside in Prince
ton. where Mr.. Douglass will begin the
publication of daily paper.
The Raggedy Man Laying In Booze.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, March 27.-James Burnes,
Charley Williams. William Mcbride, Nike
Dryer and Samuel Cox. five tramps, were
arrested and jailed at Muncis for breaking
open car belonging to tho Big Four COM
pany. The men had stolen lot of whisky,
beer and pop from the car and they were
drunk.
An Old Soldier Found Dead In Bed.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH. Ind. March q. - James z.
Smith, an old soldier, was found dead in
bed in his room at Lagro. Wabash county,
to-day. He had been in poor health fol
several months. Smith had relatives IN
Topeka. Kan, but has no family, being q
bachelor fifty years old.