The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-05-10
Unfavorable weather in Missouri has de-
layed farm work.

Elnal details In the organizing OF the
leather trust, composed of the leading
dealers in sole leather. have been made.
The capital is Sl30.000000.
The coal miners of the Monongahela
river valley at their convention have de-
cided to merge their organization in that
OF the United mine workers.
The recent assaults of the victorious
Santa Fe strikers on non-union men have
been made the basis OF suits for damages
aggregating $4,000 against the town of
Argentine, Mo.
The Feicheimer & Co. failure at Detroit
eliminated in the arrest of the senior
member of that firm, Herman G. Feic-
heimer. charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses.
The deliveries on contract on the Mer-
chants exchange at st. Louis were the
largest on record, being over 100000
bushseis of wheat and 100000 bushels of
corn. Most OF the grain was for export.
Judgment was entered at New York
against Erastus Wiman in favor OF 0rrin
s. Wood for $4,000. Erastus Wiman's
finan cial com plicaIions will probably be
Strengthened out 10 the satisfaction OF his
creditors much sooner than was expected.
a deputy sheriff at New York arrested
Thomas VI. Barr and james p. Holland Of
the failed firm of Thomas II. Barr d Co..
coffee merchants of 10Y Front-st., at the
instance of the British bank of South
America, which has sued them for SO, 900.
Adolph II. King. lsidor Cohn and Isl
dor Ball. composing the firm OF A. H. King
d Co., Cohn, Ball u Co., the Pittsburg
clothing company, retail clothing dealers.
have assigned at New York. They have
stock worth 100000 and the liabilities
will not aUcaed 500 ono
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Land aud River improvement company
OF West Superior, Wis. President +. II.
Weeks of DeForesI & Weeks was de-
posed Mr. Weeks mas made an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors. The
company has capital OF $4,000.
Another beer is on at st. Louis.
The British steamer Khiva burned of the
Arabian coast
Socialists and police had a conflicts in Vienna.
Several were injured.
The Brazilian warships have been ordered
home from New York.
The emperor aud King Francis Joseph visited
the HUNGARIAN capital.
a coal famine is threatened at Akron. o.,
because OF the miners strike.
King Behanzn of Dahomey has made SUBJ
mission TO French authority.
The boundary dispute between Chilli and
Argentine has finally been settled.
Ex-President Gonzales of Mexico is improv.
ing at his country home at Chaplngo.
Nineteen thousand working people employed
in the jute mills at Dundee have gone out q
strike.
The danger OF an uprising in Corea against
Christian missionaries IN that country has
passed.
Chancellr McGil appointed a receiver for
National oordags company in order TO protect
the company.
Russian cotton spinners boast that they will
soon be in position to dispense with Ameri-
can cotton altogether.
An English syndicate has purchased the ex-
tensiye coal deposits recently discovered in
the state OF Vera Cruz.
The Indian government has decided to de-
pose the Khan OF khOlat on account Of ire
pressible bloOdthirstiness
The Spanish people are considerably excited
over the reports of the breaking out of an
other insurrecuon in Cuba.
The loss. at the lowest estimate. from Louis
ville's power house hrs is $500 900. The in
surance aggregates s55.O0).
The union dock laborers of Bris.on have
gone out a strike against the emp loy q eut of
nOn-union or 500 called Tree laborers.
The new stone crushing plant at DEVILS
Lake, Wis, recently erected by Skinner Il Co.
OF Chicago, burned. Loss $4,000.
Public prayers are being offered in many
cities of central and southern Russia for abate-
ment of the severity of the weather.
The proceedings in the Armenian trial at
Angera are being watched by Consul Newton
in the absence OF the L. ). minister.
Strauss & Stern dealers in ieweiry, Cincin-
natl, made an assignment for the benefit of
creditors. Liabilities. $4,000; assets. $4,000.
Joseph Chamberlain delivered address in
London IA which he reiterated his prOphesies
OF financial ruin as the outcome of Irish home
rule.
A mutiny of stokers broke out on the British
warshiD Amphion, commanded by Capt John
K. Pattison. at Malta. and were sentenced to
imprisonment
The water famine in Zacatecas and along the
line of the Mexican Central road in the states
of COahuila, Zaoetecas and Chihuahua has be-
come alarming.
There is much excitement in mining circles
throughout the state of Cohuilla over an ex-
ceedingly rich strike of silver ore in the Santa
Elenina mine, Mexico.
The city council of Richmond, Va, has ap.
propriated $4,000 TO defray the expenses in
cident to the reinforcement Of the remains of
Jefferson Davis May L.
The strike of working people employed in
tine jute mile of Dundee has been settled, tho
employees consentin2 to accept a reduction of
21z per cent. in their wages.
Confirmation has been received from the re-
port that Mgr. John Joseph Kahn of Wheeling,
w. Va, Is to be appointed coadjutor to Arch
bishop KenTick of ST. Louis.
The predicted coal famine is now an actual
feet at Duluth. The down bound grain fleet
loaded with some 10000 bushels of wheat aud
flax. is having hard time to get fuel.
The river Honngho. China has again broken
its banks and done vast damage 10 life aud
property. In Shan Tung 400 villages and ham
lets were submerged with great loss of life.
Superintendent Shaw and Inspector Froest,
Of the Metropolitan police, London, arrested
Johnny Curtain. a noted American crook, on
the charge OF infringing his ticket OF leave.
The Kd' SGs Farm rs crop report from the
northern part Of the state gives the condition
OF winter wheat as very low. The western
third of the state also presents very gloomy re-
ports.
Quite a number of the striking miners in
Ohio have returned to work and the general
belief among shippers here is that the strike
will be practically ended by the first of next
week.
The official report on emigration for 1892
shows that 81 900 persons emgrated from Ire
land last year, or 6.S68 fewer than in 1891. The
total number of Irish emigrauts since 1881 is
3.4l6S43.
Henry l.. Baddely. plumber was shot and
MORALLY wounded at San Francisco by Mrs.
William Worthington, the wife of a photog-
rapher. The homicide grew out of the recent
relations with Bsddely
Physicians Have Found Out
That n COMMUNICATING and forefgn element In tha