The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Point foot ball eleven.
Harvard and Princeton elevens are not
expected to meet this season.
Jim Corbett was recently beaten in. an
eight-Tnile foot race by Solly Smith.
James A. Garfield. son Of the martyr
president. has Joined the Harvard foot
ball team.
Five new cases OF cholera and one
death from that disease are reported at
Hamburg.
Denver's first snow storm this season
occurred yesterday, when about an inch
OF snow fell.
The quarantine declared at Cadiz
against the Russian war ships there has
been removed. SIS
At New Orleans Fosters mattress fac
tory burned. Loss $4,000. W. II. Foster
was suffocated.
Only fifteen men who were prominent
base ball players ten years ago are on
the diamond today.
John Dillon, member OF parliament for
east Mayo, addressed a large meeting at
Balymote, near Sligo.
Eighteen new cases OF cholera and
one death from that disease are re-
ported from Leghorn.
The Auburn wooden company. Auburn,
n. Y, has gone into voluntary liquidation.
IL began operations In 1871
There was one death from yellow fever
at Brunswick. Ga.-that Of Mrs. Stokes.
Six patients were discharged. -'f
The forty-seventh annual convention
OF the national council United American
mechanics met at Des Moines.
The three-year-old boy Of William Fer
ris. near Georgetown, KY, set fire TO
some straw and burned himself.
Dick Burge, the English pugilist, who
is matched TO fight Jack Dempsey, ar
rived at New York from England.
At Washington. d. c.. John Z. Shoe
maker. white, shot and instantly killed
Thomas Matthews, colored. Drink.
A notice has been posted in the mills
OF the Trenton iron company announcing
the reduction of 10 per cent. in wages.
Prince Bismarck has resumed his daily
drives and looks fairly well. He will
probably not leave KissingeL before next
week.
Applications were made to the Penn
sylvania board Of pardons for the re-
lease of Hugh f. Dempsey and Robert
Beatty.
There is little doubt that the whole
Austrian cabinet will resign If the royal
sanction TO the civil marriage bill is
withheld
The Amoskeag manufacturing COM
pany's mills at Manchester, N. H, will
start up on Monday with 1000 looms on
ginghams.
The Joint conference of railroad coal
operators and miners of Pittsburg district
adjourned without settling the wages
differences.
A daughter OF Prof. Briggs of Union
theological seminary has resolved TO en-
ter the New York training school for
deaconesses.
The Michigan Central railroad officials
at Detroit deny the report that anybody
was injured in the Atlantic, & Pacific
express wreck.
Near Butte. Mont. three Cinnamon.
gardeners, were murdered by unknown
persons. The motive was robbery, as
$500 was taken.
Detectives Creilly and Won Gerichten,
who were sent to Costa Rica 10 conduct
Francis H. Weeks back to the United
States. have arrived.
Alderman George Robert Tyler Of the
Queenhithe ward, has been elected lord
mayor Of London TO succeed the Right
Hon. Stewart Knill.
The Chicago Evening Journal makes
the announcement that no change in its
management or policy will follow in con-
sequence Of its sale.
Marshal Daniel Hartman Of Crestline,
O.. was shot and mortally wounded by
one of a gang Of supposed burglars
whom he tried to arrest.
At San Francisco rewards amounting
and conviction of the dynamiters who
caused Saturday nights explosion.
The dispatches from Syracuse, N. Y,
report that the Rev. Fremont V. Brown
committed suicide by throwing himself
in the Erie canal He was insane.
A disastrous prairie fire occurred in the
west part Of the Cherokee strip and
scores Of settlers lost their property and
narrowly escaped with their lives
TIT
was called to order at Salina, Kas., with
an excellent representation from all the
nine states entered in the movement
At Hillsdale, Mich, Dr. Foglesong.
whose trial for poisoning his wife ended
in conviction, was brought into court
and sentenced to Jackson prison for life.
A. c. Lawson, once a wealthy man,
committed suicide at Kansas City by
shooting himself In the head. Despond-
ency caused by i'll health and lack of
money.
George c. Kicker was arrested on a
charge of embezzling a sum OF money,
perhaps $4,000, from c. ]. Walker &
Co., for whom he was lately book
keeper.
A number Of the smaller coal pits in
Staffordshire. Nottinghamshire and Der
byshire were reopened at the old rates
Of wages. The larger ones remain IN
changed.
Several attempts have been made by
labor organizations Of the Dominion of
Canada to induce the government to
impose further restrictions on Chinese
immigration.
A partial accounting of the defunct
order of Scion has been filed at Pitts
burg. The report shows assets of S247,-
499.61 which consist of $61, 599.61 cash and
S1S5,9O0 outstanding.
Vigil and Archuleta, two despera6oes
who murdered w. S. Walsh of st.
Louis near Trinidad, Col, some weeks
ago, are in hiding and ready to sur
render If protected.
A special New York train of nine
Pullmans, en- route from the worlds
fair, was derailed near Wildwood, Pa,
on the Pittsburg & Western railroad.
No one seriously hurt.
District-Attorney Gervaise Leche ar
rived at New Orleans with letter from
Governor Foster instructing him to take
a full investigation into the recent lynch
ings in Jefferson parish.
Sixty-four Pittsburg wheelmen started
from Buffalo on road race to
Pittsburg The distance is about 240
miles and they expect to make it in
about twenty-four hours.
The oliver iron and steel company Of
Pittsburg, employing 1000 men, has re-
reduced the wages in all departments,
excepting the boiling department, 10 per
cent, to take effect at once.
The struggle between the members Of
the Amalgamated association of iron and
steel workers and the union rolling mill
company at Cleveland is over. The fur
naces will be lighted at once.