The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-11

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| December. Mr.. Pfanstiehl of Shelbyville
| will be here, the Rev. Mt Beattie at
Shelbyville and Rising Sun. the Rev.
| Mr.. Hughes at Lewisville and Ebenezer,
| the Rev Mr. Sands at Ebnezer and
| Union, the Rev. Mr.. Walker at Kings
| ton, the Rev. Mr.. Pollock at Clarksburg.
| -Rushville Jacksonian.
The Sixteenth Indiana light artillery
met in Logansport Thursday. The COM
pany was chiefly recruited from Logans-
| port, TT. Wayne, indianapolis and La
| fayette. Exercises were held in the hall
at Spencer park, Logansport in the
| afternoon. Some fifty odd members
were present, and addresses were made
| by w. S. Haggard, editor Of the La
4 fayette Saturday Herald, Dr. Quick of
| New Waverly and others.
| H c. & j. l.. Morgan, extensive cat
| tie raisers of Marco, made their usual
| fall shipment today, consisting of SS7
| head-213 of which averaged within a
| fraction of fifteen hundred pounds and
| sold at $50. The cattle could not be
called prime in quality, but they were
| thick, fat and thoroughly corn fed and
| considered the best string that has been
| weighed here for some time. Eastmah's
| company of New York were the buy
ers.-stock Yards Journal.
A couple of young men living north Of
/ the city devised a scheme for raising
money to go TO the worlds fair. They
| stole nine bushels of clover seed from
/ Ark Decker on Tuesday night. which
| they proposed to turn into cash. The
| theft was soon discovered and the lOoa-
! ton of the clover seed ascertained,
The boys claimed they took it for joke,
| but it may turn out to be a serious mat
| ter in the end.-Ligonier Leader.
A dispatch sent out from Union City
| last Saturday morning to the Indianap-
| oils and Cincinnati daiIies, stated that
| the little daughter of Sheriff Fletcher
| had her arm amputated and child in
| Lynn had died a horrible death, both
| from the effects of vaccination. There
/ is no truth in either statement, and the
man who sent the dispatches out knew,
| or could have easily known, That 1t
was not true when he sent 1t, and i'm
posed on the papers,-Winchester Jour-
nal.
A Bedford girl and her beau were
| somewhat Disconnected the other even
| ing by the old gentleman entering the
parIor Unexpectedly. He stopped aghast
| and commenced growing purple in the
| face, the girl grew rosy and giggled, the
youth grew pale and glanced toward
| the door, but Just as the parent began
| to let great big hot words escape from
| his indignant lips. the quick-witted girl
| poured on oil by eXclaiming: It's all
right, father; I've passed into the hands
| Of a receiver"
-. Il.
| displaying a lot OF jewelry that was
| stolen from the express car at the time
of the robbery near Kendallville. The
| articles were found in possession of a
| sporting man and woman at Syracuse,
| n. Y. where they had been arrested on
| another charge. The goods were identi-
| fed and returned, and they may lead TO
| further developments that will bring to
| light the perpetrators of the robbery
| Laporte Argus.
DIR. d. r. Walker Of Lebanon spent
| Tuesday with the family of the Leader
| man. He was returning from Blooming
| ton. where his daughter has entered the
| State university, after receiving the
| scholarship honors as graduate or the
| Frankfort high school. Twenty-Five years
| ago the Leader man went to school to
| Dr. Walkers wife and twenty-three years
/ ago he was the doctors pupil, but had
| seen neither of them since that time
| Ladoga Leader.
Miss Jessie Osborne, daughter of Frank
| Osborne, became respondent recently and
| took a dose of Strychnine, which is dan
| gerous medicine If taken in just the right
| quantity, but Jessie failed in closing her
| career on this mundane sphere, as she
/ is now well and hearty. DIR. Jones was
| called and jeTked her over on this side
Of the dark abyss by applying the prop
| er remedies. She says she viii do 1t
| again but it is not believed that she will
repeat the hazardous job.-Warsaw
| Union.
| In Fulton county there is a tremend-
| Gus snap awaiting the right person, ac-
cOrding TO the following card in the
| Rochester Sentinel Mr. EditOr-I will
| tell you what l wonte. 1 wonte ay
| woman as is a good housekeeper, I'M
| derstands how to keep farm hose and
| it's affairs. am As years. feet and 10
| inches high, weigh 1S5, owne so acres of
| aye farm and teams to run it an anvil
| hOsehold goods to suit. Anvil letters an
| swered in person or buy male. GEORGE
| W. OLIVER"
The Hon. Luther Short, consul-general
| to Turkey, came here Tuesday princi-
| pally to learn from Elder Sweeney, who
| at one time filled the same position,
| some pointers that would be valuable to
him in reaching the domains of the
| sublime porte, and that would be OF
| benefit after arriving. He went directly
| to Elder Sweeney's office, where the
| two held a very pleasant interview. Mr..
| Short will be a creditable representative
| of this country to the land Of the Mos
| lem.-Columbus Herald.
The 100 tickets sold from here to the
worlds fair one day last week repre-
| sented at least 81 900 In money that left
Monticello. and this was but a drop in
| the bucket to what has gone and will go
| within the next month. When the So
| called panic is over, when the unbiased
| historian shall have recorded the true
| cause OF this years depression in bust
| ness circles, not the Sherman bill, but
| the worlds fair. will be accorded the re-
sponsibility for the greater share of it.
| White County Democrat.
The detectives have left our city and
| returned to their homes, each more than
| pleased with their visit to the Gem City.
| They were loud In their praise of the
| royal reception and treatment they re-
| ceived while our guests, and as one re-
marked, I'm sorry this session didn't
| last a week. 1t is a pleasure to meet
/ in such a pretty city, where each one
| to make our stay enjoyable. Frankfort
| entertained us royalty. and we shall not
| soon forget it."-Frankfort Crescent.
| Charley Spritz while at Chicago last
week was the recipient of valuable in
| formation from one whom he took to be
| the lord mayor of Dublin" Charley
| was plotting a crowd about the city. and
| after innumerable transfers from street
| car to street car, displayed the white
1 flag, and condescended TO approach the
| aforesaid gentleman to inquire the way
| TO Forty-third-st., and received the
| prompt reply: THAT way thray miles"
| They reached their destination about
/ about MISUNDERSTANDING Jacksonian.
In the rush to the worlds fair the
4 florists have not forgotten that prepara-
lions are nearly complete for the seventh
annual flower festival to be held at Tom
| linson hail. Indianapolis, Nov. z to IL.
These floral festivals and chrysanthemum
| shows are in many cities the social event
| Of the season and are looked forward to
i with great Measure Exhibitions that