The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15

Michigan remains unchanged.
Peoria citizens are trying to raise $780,
600 to secure the great Yerke's telescope.
The pope desires a party of republican
catholics in the French chamber OF depu-
ties
The empress OF Austria has decided not
to come to America during the worlds
fair.
The Shiawasa and Grand rivers in Michi-
gan are rising rapidly because OF ice
gorges.
A convention OF southern governors has
been called to meet in Richmond, Va,
April II.
Field Marshal Count Won Blumenthsl
Is dying at Berlin. He has been i'll for
several days.
Two small planets were discovered by
the Nice observatory on the Sth and 9th
of the month.
In the Now jersey senate the racing re-
peaIers were advanced to . third reading
without debate.
A good share of Western Now York Is
under water. Things are looking danger
GUS for Rochester.
John G.. Hastings of Port Gibson, Miss.
committed suicide at the Metropolitan
house. birmingham, Ala.
The Delaware house concurred in the
senate amendment allowing the worlds
fair commissioners $4,000.
Secretary Cup Of the worlds fair COM
mittee on ceremonies has set apart Sept 2
rs Catholic Education Day"
The Eureka iron works at Wyandotte,
Mich. are TO be greatly enlarged by a
new company with 81, 100000 capital.
In the parliamentary elections the Ad-
vanced republicans secured only twenty
seven seats In Spain aud two In Cuba.
Ex-Congressman Butterworth says Pres
ident Cleveland will spend a day or two
at Chicago at the opening Of the wor DIS
fair.
The steamship Pickhuben, from Ham
burg, arrived az Baltimore with the Ger
man governments exhibit for. the worlds
fair.
The Edison general Ielectric company
held its annual meeting at New York.
Trustees were elected for the ensuing
year.
Advices from East Africa state that the
German troops have won An important
victory over the hostile natives at Uniang-
wira.
Lewis Nixon, manager of the govern
ment work at the Cramps ship yard. Is
spoken of as assistant secretary of the
AMY.
The New York assembly adopted an
amendment to the Farquhar blanket bal
lot bill permitting the use of party en-
bems.
The documents found in Roumania and
said to have belonged to NJ. ArtOn, the
fugitive French briber, have been brought
to Paris.
W. l. Vanderbilt arrived at London
from Paris and viii go to Liverpool to in
spect the yacht there building to replace
the Alva.
At 81. Hyacinthe. Que, Mgr Dscelles
was consecrated bishop of ST. Hyacinthe,
in the presence of nearly $50 prominent
clergy
Emanuel Gonzales, ex-presi dent of
Mexico, is suffering from dangerous at
tack Of sickness and his death is expected
at any time.
Fifty Kentucky families passed through
St Louis. bound for Oklahoma to take
their chances in stalking a claim in the
Cherokee strip.
In the Pennsylvania senate the bill In
creasing the maximum limit of capital of
corporations from SI0,0O0,00O TO S30,OO0.-
OOO was passed.
NJ. Chevaier of the department., of pub
lie debt, has been chosen to succeed
Charles dc Lesseps as director of the Suez
canal company.
The Chilian minister of foreign affairs
has signed a treaty with the Bolivian
minister describing the territorial limits of
the two republics.
William II. Munderlah, vice-presdent
Of no 81 - of
sui of the German empire in that city,
died OF paralysis.
The evicted tenants commission report
proposes that a land commissioner or spe-
ciai commissioner be appointed to settle
disputes in ireland
The general government OF Brazil has
finally determined TO crush the revolution
which the tederals have go long carried on
in Rio Grande de Sui.
At Laconia, n. H., fire broke out in the
Laconia car works and destroyed the
blacksmith and foundry buildings. Loss
| $50 600 covered by ms urance.
Lee Walton. a negro, killed Rufus
Haywood, coIOred, who WAS reliable man,
living near Nitta Yuma, Miss. The
murder was a most brutal one.
The Figaro, Siec'e and Soir, French
papers. have been fined for publishing the
deposiaions of NJ. Clemenceau and NJ. de
Freycinet before NJ. FranquevIlle
A pamphlet of 500 pages, entitled ''Cler-
ical Ruin" and which promises TO create
| a great sensation in the religious world
has been made public at Montreal
The king and queen of Portugal and
ATchduke Charles Louis of Austria have
arrived at Rome to attend the silver we'd
ding Of the king and queen of Itay.
The reichstag committee on the army
| bill! passed TO first reading the clause of
the army bill dealing with the organza-
ton of the different arms Of the service.
A meeting of capitalists interested in a
scheme to form q national cycling assOcia-
ton with money prizes for speed contests
was begun in the Fifth-aYe. hotel, New
York.
1t il said that Grover Cleveland has
virtually promised that, if nothing turns
up within the next four years to alter his
intentions, he will take trip around the
| world.
The duke and duchess of Newcastle nre
to start on a voyage round the world about
tho middle of next month and will be
away from England for year. They will
visit the worlds fair.
John II. Brown. aged sixty-seven. one
of the most prominent masons Ia the
West, died at Kansas City. kas., OF Qerv-
GUS prostvstion, euperinducsd by ex-
posture in q railroad wreck year ago.
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