The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-13

he went to Kansas and purchased O farm
and there married q second wife. Tears
rolled on and the deserted Mrs. Stelnbach
married again. Her second husband was
not thrifty, end squandered tho farm, and
she died q brOken-hearted woman. The
twin boys were sent TO the Soldiers Home
ut kniRhtstOwn. and after ards TRIMS
ferred to the Predetermined home in this
city. The boys always thought that both
their parents were dead. The gray haired
man at the Predetermined Institute yester-
day said that he was Aaron Steinbach. and
the father OF the twenty-year-old twins.
and he wanted to take them back to Kan
sas. The officers OF the institution will re-
lease the boys as soon rs they are assured
OF the identity of the old man.
Presented Him with His Child.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind. July l2.-Mrs. Ellen Haze
lette was abandoned in this city u few
weeks ago by her husband. The matter
caused Q sensation to which an interesting
chapter was added to-day. The woman
was left with q small baby. She learned
that Hazelette was employed by the Fisher
Cradle Factory Company at Anderson.
To-day she won't there and at the noon
hour quietly laid her child in an unfinished
cradle in some shavings and LETT it. When
the child WAS found by the surprised father
II. was asleep.
Bishop Rademacher Coming TO Fort Wayne.
Specisi y" the Indianapolis journal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 12.-It is prob.
able that Bishsp Rademacher Will be
transferred to Fort Wayne. He has just
returned from q visit TO that place.
and it Is understood will make another
visit In a short while. The correspondent
asked Bishop Radenacher about the mat
ter tonight, and. while saving he did not
know that he would be transferred, he
seemed disinclined to discuss the question.
change will be made.
Indiana Deaths.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WINCHESTER. Ind. July IL. -Henry Car
ter. an old and respected citizen of this
city, died at the home of his brother. Capt.
George N. Carter, to-day. Funeral Fri.
day, at 10 A. NJ, by the Z. and A. NJ. Lodge.
MITCHELL, Ind. July IL. William
Tanksley. a prominent stock dealer OF this
place. aged thirty-fve years. died this
evening of ption. after q long ILL
ness. He leaves a family and many friends
to mourn his loss.
Muncie Wholesale House Fails.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, July 12-Davis 81 Co., ex-
tensive manufacturers and Wholesale deal
ers In spices. baking powder and all kinds
creditors. j. d. williams was made
assignee. The assets are much
larger than the liabilities. The assign
ment 10 the result OF the %stringency of the
money market.
A Fruit Tree Dealer Gets o Whack.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS JournsL
O,-xx IL t-p-r a Ny:y:--
T. Bailey was sued on q note of $500. given
for fruit trees. Barley owns forty acres
near town. The defense was that Bailey
was of unsound mind. After three days of
trial the case went to the jury, which
found for the defendant FPult tree deal
ers are not allowed to sell $500 worth of
treesto Q farmer who owns only forty acres.
Two Little Giris Missing.
| Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN. Ind. July 12.-Mr. A. III. Grigs-
by's two daughters. aged thirteen and five.
left home Monday afternoon to do an er-
rand, and have not been seen since. No
one can be found who saw them after they
left the house. The country has been in
fested with tram s of late. and grave fears
are entertained lest tho girls inny have
fallen into the hands Of some of these.
Fatal Runaway Accident
Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
VERNON. Ind. July 12.-Mrs. Chatherine
Reynolds and daughter Nellie, who live
five miles east of Vernon. were driving to
town this morning. The horse became
frightened, ran away. throwing the occu.
pants ont and badly injuring Mrs. Reynolds
about the hend. The daughter is so badly
injured internally that her life is despalred
of.
IOOk Sellars Fail for 81 QO0L
Special To tho INDIAN polls Journal
CRAwFORDsviLLE. Ind, July 12.-Robin-
son & Wallace. book sellers. etc., made an
assignment to-day TO l.. A.. Foote for the
benefit of their creditors. The liabilities
Will he near SO. 00l. The assets will not be
known until after the invoice.
indiana Notes.
A new telephone line is being construct
ed in North Vernon which will connect
with Columbus. Indianapolis. Rushviile
and Cincinnati.
Mrs. Barbara Hasg. of North Vernon,
now about eighty years old. became totally
blind about eight years ago. During the
past few days her sight Is being gradually
restored to her.
GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Forecast for To-Day.
WASHlNGIoE, July lA-rOr luulan8-
Generally fair and continued warm weather;
south W esterly winds.
For Illinois-Fair during the day, with
warm sohthwesterly winds; probably cooler
Friday.
For Ohio-Generally fair and continued
warm sOuthwesterly winds.
Local Weather Report
INDIANAPOLIS. July IL.
Time. Bar. 1her. X. IT. Wind. Wcather. Free.
- eli -l-- -----
IN n go $780, - % s.wss, Clean G. H;o,.v 9 g 90 90
Maximum temperature. %: minimum TEN.
p%cratnre. 90. The following ia a comparative
statement OF the temperature and precipitation
for July l2. 1898:
- Tenn Pre-;
cun 81 O.uD
Departure from normal..-- ole
Excess or deficiency since July 1 -l3 -l.13
Excess or dehciency since Jan. l $40 'l.27
Plus. c. +. X. WAPPENHANs,
Local Forecast Official
Jones Inclined To be T-i,eiiious.
DENIsoN. Tex. July l2.-Mr. job Came.
ron. q prominent citizen OF the Indian Ter.
ritory. declares that Governor Jones. of the
ChOctow Nation. will order the prisoners
conhned at WalburtOn shot tomorrow. III
spite of the protest of the United States
government. He saws that he WAS talking
with one of the militia, who remarked: I'll
the United States soldiers at Antiers come
Oy er TO lntorfera We intend In tylt Ihem "