The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-11-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


arrived at Antwerp
Another bomb with a burning fuse
was found in Barcelona.
At Minerva o. several were hurt by
a collision of trains at a crossing.
A very severe gale tossed the shipping
in the Irish sea- Several were drowned.
The reichstag reelected its former
president and adjourned until Thursday.
The race between Directum and Alix
was postponed until today on account of
rain.
NJ. Loze, formerly project of police,
has been gazetted French ambassador to
Vienna.
The Kansas City, Kas., waterworks
transferred its plant to West Virginia
company. tc hfe
The National transportation associa-
ton began its first annual session at
Baltimore.
Gladstone says no backward step will
be taken to maintain England's naval
supremacy.
A whole family by the name of John
ston persisted in the storm in Pike coun-
ty, Missouri.
The methodist episcopal church has
appropriated $l,150,0O0 for missions the
coming year.
Judge Mcconnell ordered the receiver
of the Chicago Beach hotel to close the
place for the winter.
The Servian minister, NJ. Gorgevics,
who was stabbed by an alleged anarch-
list at Paris, is worse. -la. 4a
Emperor William arrived at Wildpark
station from Silesia and was met by
Grand Duke Vladimir.
Harry Tinsley and John Jones were
killed by dynamite while working on
the drainage canal near Joliet.
NJ. C. Isensee, city treasurer of Whit
of embezzling 100000 city funds.
At Fergus Falls. Mimi, the Page flour
ing mills and elevator with 10000 bushels
of wheat, burned. Loss, $4,000
The state department has no informa
ton of the arrest of Menage. the Min
neapOlis embezzler in Guatemala.
The meeting of social democrats at
Kiel has revealed marked opposition TO
the leaders, Heirs Bebel, Auer and Sin
ger.
The physicians fear that there will be
complication of kidney troubles in the
case of Gen. Rusk. His condition is un-
improved.
Carlos Diaz Gomez de Cadiz, the Span
ish consul at Baltimore, committed sui
eide. He has been an invalid for a
long time.
At Chicago Abraham Cohen and Jacob
Friedman were crushed to death under
iron yards.
A terrific gale swept over San Fran
cisco, blowing down some of the build
ings of the midwinter fair in process of
construction.
The Brazilian warship Nichteroy, for
merly Ell Cid, was levied on at New
York to force the payment of salaries
to workmen.
The Rt. Hon. Sir John Gorst, member
for Cambridge university and a con-
servative, has been elected rector of
Glasgow university.
At Tacoma Albert Lauren shot Mrs.
John Peterson in the abdomen and arm
and then committed suicide. He was
in love with the woman.
The Chicago & Minnesota ore company
closed the purchase of the Iron King
mine on the Mesaba range. The price
is understood to be 100000.
Several dwellings and the entire bust
ness portion Of the little town of Grand
Ridge. H., were destroyed by fire. Or
igin unknown. Loss, $4,000.
The Spanish foreign office has re-
ceived news that the insurgent Admiral
Mello had proclaimed the son of the
Comte d'Eu president of Brazil.
At Huntsville. Tex, Alfred Mcdonald.
colored, twenty-one years old, was
hanged. Mcdonald on Jan. last, muir
dered his father and step-mother.
At Franklin. Tenn, John r. Roberts.
one of the leading dry goods merchants
Of the town, shot with a pistol and
killed Charles Watson. Bad blood.
At Morrison. H., Charles Andrews.
proprietor of the Andrews opera COM
pany, travelling i'm their own private par
Tor car. was killed by passing train.
At Bridgeport, Conn, William r.
Cook, aged sixty, was arrested for as
saulting Nellie Mahoney, an eighteen
year-old girl, whose parents are dead.
Official reports to the postofice de-
partment show that the worlds fair has
enabled Chicago to outrival New York
in the extent of money order business.
The German version of the comedy en-
titled "Charley's Aunt" was given at
the New Palace at Potsdam. Emperor
William and other royal personages at
tended.
At Ottumwa, Ia, Amelia Darby, who
pleaded guilty 90 murder in the second
degree for killing Thomas Lloyd, was
sentenced to fifteen years in the peni-
Tertiary.
A clairvoyant Of the name Of Marie
settles on the charge of being implicated
in a plot to blow up the theater Des
Nations.
Considerable local excitement exists
among members of the Duckworth club
Of Cincinnati over the charges said to
have been made at "a recent meeting
against President Lewis Barnard.
The appraisers of Edwin Booths es-
tate give the gross value of the estate
left by the late Edwin Booth at $500, 675.
After deducting for debts, legacies, flu
neral expenses, etc, the balance is 1892
3S5.