The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-27
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and desperate attempt. She has stated
that a doctor in Richmond gave her
the drug to perform the operation, and
if this be true he has gotten himself in
| a tight position. The girls name is con-
ce. lied for the present Wednesday
! aiglot the same physician was called to
| n family where the mother lay in much
| ~ same state as the girl last evening.
nh. woman had also committed the des-
nara te act, but will recover-Richmond
The Howard county commissioners
| - 1augursTed a movement that is
1 l,sr1- ora We and important matter. Some
! do1,s 90 , Commissioner Somers ad-
| dressad Ie tiers to all the commissioners
I in the gas vegion and the trustees Of the
tn,snsbins in which manufacturing
4 to,,,,,.- orc situated suggesting the
nronriatv and wisdom of holding a con-
/ I-antion in the YEAR future TO confer to-
| eetber concernfn the grave situation
and devise a sys teihauc ana economic
| means Of alleviate ng the suffering re-
s,,Itino, f,o,,, the Dc, aression in industrial
! ci,cies ana the enf0t ced idleness of the
} MANY thousand IA Glory operatives
] thrown out or work. Mr.. S0merS mas
received replies from ma ~ VI tne 9ii SI
of other counties. and a,,+inr' Tn - on
/ favor the idea of 4 cow Siieloh- III &c
cordance Herewith, a ca , No. ~ ho
/ sued for two days COZ 49, ..s r1,,.os
/ held at Anderson Thursday oilu 1 tu "a, ;
Dec. p and %. 1t is the pl Z 49, 80 IT, "a ' ne
I conference to compare notes ieiaItS ~
4 the best and most economic l5Ceit9 ~.
! of caring for the poor and tn suo ,rio.
+ Of more perfect and satisfact " 49, Iis'
/ in helping the unfortunate unem wy W.
Kokomo Tribune.
| The members of the Democratic arm
! reform association of the eleventh "a
| gressional district are requested to IN est
| in the city of Peru, Ind, on the Sth q
! Of January, 1894. Every member OF IN :
association is earnestly requested 10 be
| present; also all democrats of the dis ,
| trict and of the state. Lei every one
/ who believes in relieving the common
: people from unjust and unnecessary TAX
| atiCn levied for the benefit of favored
/ classes, give one day for the cause o.
/ the people When We first associated
! ourselves together in the cause of tariff |
| reform we had a great battle to fight
/ against organized capital and foster0d
/ mOnopolieS: but by educating the masses ,
/ of the people, the right has prevailed,
and on the passage Of the Wilson Dill
we can triumphantly shout that victory |
4 has perched on our banner. While we !
/ eXult in victory, we must also prepare |
/ for war for the tariff barons are not con- |
/ quered but will again make vigorous |
/ fight to regain their lost ground. EN- |
/ inent speakers will be present to address
/ the masses on that day. Let every one |
/ who believes the laws should be made |
1 for the benefit of he whole people and
I not privileged classes alone, meet to-
! gether on that day and give their voice
! to the encouragement OF the poncy, a
| tariff for revenue only" Signed by ID.
/ w. Krisher. president; o. w. Whiteiock,
/ secretary, association.
1t has been known for several days
/ that Water Works Clerk ThrockmOrton !
/ is short in his accounts The money en-
trusted to his keeping has been squan-
: dered at the gambling table and he is
an embeZzler for considerable sum, the
exact amount of which is not yet known.
His books are now being investigated
and the shortage so far discovered will
foot up something like S1100, and may
I exceed this sum. The city's money has
been lost at gambling. few months
ago he was short $500. This sum he
Z borrowed and made good his Delinquent
. cy. But he did not quit gambling. The
. loss of $500 of water works funds was an
experience that did not teach him the
I right kind of lesson and he continued
, to pour more money into the Golfers of
( the gamblers. He has been water works
/ clerk for less than two years and i'm that
time il is estimated that he has dropped
I $500. Thr0ckmOrton succeeded Terence
/ McGovern as water works clerk. Mr..
, NIcGovern held the place for about four
teen years and when his books were
| checked his accounts were found TO be
straight to a dot. Throckmorton is a
! republican. and slightly known be-
fore he became clerk a First ward
| worker He seems to have demonstrated
his unuLneSS ItF Il pubic Ollift SIoIllN
/ after he was installed as clerk. The
Pharos rejoices In no mans downfall.
| 1t Is a serious thing TO betray a public
| trust.-Logansport Pharos.
Friday afternoon Demas S. Coe of the
Item and Wallie Simmons were showing
/ two young ladies the court house. About
I o'clock they went up into the tower
to take view Of the city. The town lay
! spread out like an animated panorama
| beneath one looking out from the win
dows in the tower Before going up
| the stairway Mr. Coe asked the engi-
| neer Rupe to notify Janitor Medearis
that they were in the tower so that they
might not be locked up. He promised
10 do so but entirely forgot IL. A few
| minutes before o'clock the party con-
Guided It was time TO go home and de-
| seconded the stairway to the tower door.
They found il locked AT first they sup
posed IL was a joke, but when the cleo
| trio lights went out and they heard the
| slamming Of great doors and the grating
OF keys they knew they were forgotten.
! The stairway was dark as a dungeon.
| They beat on the door and shouted re-
| peatedly, but without effect. Coe burned
! up the leaves OF his scratch-book i'm or
der 10 have light until all his matches
| were exhausted. Coe took off the door
! latch, but IL had no effect They re-
! turned up stairs. From the head OF the
stairs to the windows is a narrow bridge
/ but the darkness was so great IL could
not be seen. In order TO reach the win
dows they had 20 crawl on their hands
| and knees and feel their way. When
| they reached the windows the alarm OF
fire was ringing and 1t looked as If the
| whole city was on fire They shouted
| and called repeatedly and were finally
! heard by Officer Blickwedel who CHANGED
to be passing He sought Janitor Me-
dearis and after a half hour longer wait
they were released. They were prison
ers In the tower over an hour and
half AS a result of the unpleasant eX-
perience the party, which was invited
out to o'clock supper missed their
ngagement.-Richmond Palladium.
KILLED HIS FATHER.