The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

MT. OldQSIOne is nlucn DeLle1.
number OF anarchists were arrested
at Catalonia, Spain.
Quiet prevails in Buluwayo and the
natives are disarming.
Fire in the navy yard at Norfolk
caused a loss of $3.50. 900.
The strike Of wooden mill employees at
Providence is at an end.
Attachments were issued against
Schloss & Co, ST. Louis.
Pawtucket, r. l.. was visited by
disastrous fire. Loss, S125.000
The two young murderers, Pate and
Stires, were executed at Danville, Ill.
The property of the Pittsburg driv-
ing association was sold for $4,000.
"Old Hutch is again TO embark in
business on the Chicago board Of trade.
A receiver was appointed today for
the Ohio chemical company of Lima, o.
Fire in the show windows of the Fa-
nous at St. Louis caused a heavy loss.
Insured.
A royal decree has been published
charging Signor Crispi to form a new
Italian ministry.
A messenger of the French senate
seriously shot a waitress in the ante
room of the chamber.
The secretary Of the English admiralty
says Great Britain will push her new
Advices from Rio Janeiro state that the
Brazilian government has captured the
general depot at Armacao..
The funeral of the late Prof. Tyndall
took place at Hastemore and was at
| tended by many notable people.
Great interest is manifested in the
Ardlamont murder mystery as the date
of the trial. Dec. IL, approaches.
Martin Norton will be arraigned at
Louisville for the murder Of James II.
Smith.
One thousand miners Of Des Moines.
Ia, will strike unless the operators get
more liberal.
At Blenheim. Ont, Samuel Hammond,
aged nineteen years, was killed and two
others probably fatally injured in an ex-
plosion.
1t is reported that fresh negotiations
are pending between Spain and the
United States with regard to the duty
on sugar
by fire in the Crystal Ridge mine, in
Pennsylvania, were found by the res
cuing party.
Gen. James r. Carnahan Of Indianap-
oils, grand supreme chancellor of the
knights of Pythias, and staff arrived at
Washington.
At Youngstown, o., two employees of
the Hubbard furnaces, Michael McMa-
hon and William Sanders, were suffo-
Gated by gas.
tom" King. the notorious female
horse thief, has escaped from the jail
! at FL Reno, Ok T. BloOdhounds have
| been put on the trail.
The Argentine government decreed
| amnesty to all political exiles and
prisoners, with the exception Of those on
| trial in the federal court
n.
| City will investigate the failures of the
Peoples guaranty savings bank and the
! Security saving trust company.
| A sensation has been caused in Vienna
| by the disappearance of "A well known
/ banker. who is said to have defrauded
his clients out of 250,OOO0O0 forms.
| State Auditor Goodykountz and Treas
urer Nance of Colorado stated that there
are funds TO pay expenses of the
| proposed extra session Of the legisla-
! ture.
George Dunn, an American, who has
/ been on trial at Antwerp charged with
the murder of Anna Hoffman, has been
! sentenced to fifteen years penal servi-
de.
The stock of the defunct James H.
! Walker dry goods company of Chicago
who will settle claims on the basis of 10
| cents
r. F. Smith, . storekeeper at the little
| town of Berlin, Ala, was dubbed to
death and his store plundered. Blood
hounds are in pursuit of Jack Smith, a
negro.
The famous Hulett will case has been
/ decided against Mrs. Pomeroy, Hulett's
| housekeeper, who claimed to be the wife
of Hulett The estate was worth
$500, 900.
| At Provincetown. Mass, three more
dead bodies were picked up on the beach
which washed ashore from the Jason,
making a total of twelve so far re-
| covered.
Mr.. Gladstone is confined to his bed,
/ but it is hoped that he will be able to
| freely and has suffered in a similar man
ner before.
Detective Edward Carney, who cap
tured the notorious train robbers,
"Rube' Burrows and Jim Cummings,
| died at Chicago from the effects Of a
| bullet wound.
Cardinal Mezella has authorized the
Associated Press to deny that he is the
author of an interview containing IN
favorable criticisms of the catholic uni
versity at Washington,
Frank A. Small. business manager of
| Mrs. John Drew's company, denies en-
| phatically the report that Mrs. Drew
borrowed any money from JOnn Il. Sull-
| van or any other person.
At Portland, Ore, Penumbra Kelly,
sheriff of AIultnomah county, G. b.
| Markell. president of the Oregon ma
| tional bank, and d. f. Sherman, cashier,
was arrested, charged with larceny.
At Albany, n. Y, a calcium light cylin-
| der exploded on the Peoples steamboat
! line dock, fatally injuring Fred Russell
and Edward Egan and seriously wound
ing William Becker and Edward Leslie.
At Portland, Ore, the United States
grand jury returned an indictment
| against Whitney L. Boise, chairman of
the republican state central committee,
on a charge of conspiring to smuggle
Chinese
Counsel for the indicted directors of
| the Madison-square bank applied to
Judge Barrett for an extension of time
allowed them in which they may substi
tute demurrers. Time was extended I'M
til Dec. Is.
At New York the exports of specie for
the week were 1851. S21 I'm gold and S949.
| 957 in silver. The imports from the port
| of New York for the week were: Specie,
| $50. 1853 in gold: general merchandise, S.
| $50. 215; dry goods. $1,149, 406.
At Wausau, Wis, the jury in the case
| of Herman and Otto Habrek brothers,
| charged with having killed their father,
| brought in a verdict of not guilty as to
| Otto and guilty of manslaughter as TO
Herman who got seven years.
| trotting association concluded its work
at New York and the next meeting will
| be hid in Chicago in May, 1894. The
| old ant a on