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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

New CASTLE, Feb. 2l.-LSpecial. IA de-
cided sensation was produced here this
afternoon by the arrest and Imprisonment
Of Mrs. Rhoda Shortridge.
The arrest was made by Sheriff Rine-
walt on an Indictment for murder, which
the grand jury returned this morning
after an investigation of several days.
Nov. 20 William Shortridge, the husband
OF the prisoner. died after an illness of
thirteen days. The attending physician
reported catarrhal fever as the
cause OF the death. Ugly rumors
We're started at once that the dead man
was victim of foul play by his wife and
one Tullis, whose wife was committed to
the insane hospital few weeks previous.
For some time it had been currently re-
ported thai Tullis and Mrs. Shortridge
were holding criminal relations with each
other; nor was there any denial made OF
the report. A few days after the funeral
the matter ceased to be talked Of until
last week, when II became known to a few
that Coroner Fou,z had ordered the re-
mains exhumed for the purpose of ex-
animation. This was done and all last
week and until today four physicians
have been making an examination of the
stomach. No less than a dozen tests for
arsenic were made. and II is said that in
nearly every one the poison was found to
be present in quantities sufficient to bring
death to several men. When seen at the
Jail by a SENTINEL correspondent. Mrs.
Shortridge. who is a comely woman. said:
II heard the reports at the time of my
husbands death. but gave no heed to
them as they have no foundation. The
arsenic found in the stomach was one OF
the ingredients in a proprietary medicine
which he insisted on taxing"
The prisoner ia in her thirty.fiith year
and was married to Shortridge when she
was but fifteen years OF age For
several years she has borne a ques-
tionsble reputation. The man Tullis
has not vet been arrested, but Sheriff
ReinWalt went TO Green's Fork this even
ing for that purpose, where Tullis is
thought to be hiding.
I'D TO few months ago he Was sales
man under j. A. Addison Of knightstown
for an Indianapolis musical instrument
house and had been here about O year.
Public opinion il strongly against both OF
the accused, but Mrs ShOrtridge seems to
be very much unconeernsd about the mat
ter. Tuilis was seen on the streets here
no longer ago than yesterday.
RICHMOND. Feb. 2L-[ Special. stephen
Tullis, q music dealer. was arrested
here this evening and lodged in Jail,
charged with aiding in the murder of
William Sbortridgs at New Castle last
November. Mrs. Sarah Shortridge, wife
of William Shoruidge, was also arrested
at New Castle. charged with being an ac-
complice Of Tullis in the crime An un-
due intimacy is said 10 have existed be-
tween Tuliis and Mrs. Shortridge. and the
rather sudden death of Shortridge aroused
suspicion of his being fouIly dealt with.
His body was exhumed and enough
arsenic found in his stomach to kill four
men. The grand jury investigated and
indicted both Tullis and Mrs. ShortrIdGe
Tor murder in the first degree. Mrs.
ShortridEe is held in Jail at New Castle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
ATEMPEsTUoUs HONEYMOON.

The Bride Caresses Her Husband with a
Club and He Leaves Her.
SHELBYvILLE. Feb. 22.-[Special. ION
st. Valentines day last Tobias Ford and
Miss Anna Warland were married and be.
gan married life at Theodore Jacobs,
about three miles east of town.
The honeymoon closed with what may
end in tragedy. Friday the newly mar
ried couple hads quarrel. Ford started
to leave but the wife promised to do bet
ter and coaxed him to stay. In a little
while another quarrel arose and Mrs. Ford
hit him on the ear with CLUB and fol.
lowed it up with another blow in the
mouth which bruised his face up horribly
he was able to get home to his father and
since then he has attempted to hang him.
self.
lie Is raving maniac and il is feared
that there exists either fracture of the
skull, or that the conclusion was sufficient
to permanently shatter his intellect.
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Golden Wedding.

LoGANsPoRr, Feb. 2S.-[Special. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry 0rwin Of Clay township,
this county. celebrated their golden we'd
ding today iG delightful manner. Dur
ing the day the older people. with their
more intimate friends. to the number of q
couple of hundred, were entertained at a
big dinner. Tonight the younger genera
ton was rendered a supper and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orwin are among the best
known people of the county. and were the
recipients today of endless congratula-
tons. besides more substantial token of
esteem in the way of handsome presents
They were married in Washington county,
pennsylvania, and removed here thirty
six wears ago.
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STArE or INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. s.:

In the Circuit Court Of Marion County, in tive
State OF Indiana.
No. G55I Complaint 20 quiet title TO real estate
susan Harvey vs.. Hannah Rhodes Ehzabelhi
j. Davis et al
he il known, that on the 18th day Of February.
1885 the above named plaintiff by ovid H. Jameson
attorney ned ia the Onlc- IN Ceik 81 the
Circuit Court OF Naron county ia the state OF IN
diana, her coinp.aint nvaust tae above named de-
iendants and the said plaintn having a'so hled ~
said Clerks Office The affidavit OF compct nj person,
showing that said defendants, Lliz2oeth ) DAVIS,
HsnaRh Walker aud Marion Walk =. her husband
Beat6n Davis Lille C0nklin nnd Charles Oonkiln,
her husband. Henry Davis, George DAVIS. susan
Davis, Thomas Davis, Iona shay Davis tllzaDelh
Cipple and John l.. Capp e, her husband, are hot
residents of the state al Indiana. aud tlAt this
Ecfion brought 10 try and quiet the tsis u rear
cstate in the County of Marion. state Of indiana
AM that said last named defendants are necessary
parties u tho determination Of this aciioni and
where's said plaintiff having b. eudorsement on said
complaint req aired sad defendants 10 appear IA saa
Court aud answer demur thereto, on the z}th dag
% April 1s93
Now therefore, by Order Of said Court, said de-
fedapts last above named hereby notified % the
filing aud ndency OF said complaint against tn IN
and that unless thcy pear aud answer or demur
thereto nj the calliug 81 said the - day
OF Apr iSg2 the being the asa Judicial day ~
a term OF SAD court. 20 be b.yun aud held II the
Courf House in the Cltv o, Indianapolis the rst
Monday in March, 1893. said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained aud alleged,
will DO heard aud determined In their absence.
JOHN r. WILSON. Clerk.
Ovid - Jameson, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. l-S
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The wabash Ice Gorge.

DELPHI. Feb. 24.-[Special. The ice
gorge in the Wabash river has not been
affected IL is still solid and sulen and
extends from Lafayette to a few miles
this side OF LoGansport. A gentleman
who came to this city Yesterday from q
tramp alonG the rivers bank stated that
the recent break up and gorge. which
forced the river beyond it's banks in
many places, had resulted in the death OF
wsRon-loads of fish. Thew were stranded
on the high ground. There are four
valuable wagon bridges along this gorge,
and should it go out with a rush there
is little doubt that it would do immense
damage.
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Mn serve ana stnfe.

MITCHELL, Feb. 26.-[special. THE last
chapter OF tho Tow-Bass feud has been
recorded.
Curtis Bass, who was sentenced yester-
day for shooting away the jaw OF Henry
Tow. his father-in-law. over year ago
and Lawson b. Moore. convicted yester-
day by different jury for manslaughter
in killing Tow last September. were both
taken TO the prison south today TO serve
out sentences oil four and seven years
respectively.
Both belong to good families here, and
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.

Passenger Conductor Hildreth of Engle-
wood, ILL.,, Killed at Tangier.
VEEDERsBURG, Feb. 23.-[Special. Wv.
Chicago & Indiana coal road, was killed
at TanRier today.
He was stepping from the baggage car
to a coach as the train entered the town
when the train broke apart and he, falling
between the cars. was ground to death.
Both legs were crushed. The money in
his pocket left an imprint upon his flesh.
His entrails were strung along the track,
and his death was q horrible one. His
home is at EngleWood, Ill.
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Annual GA E{S6yBESS
Annual

200 dozen Ladies' 8-button
Suede Mousquetaire KidGloves
for 81 a pair; far the best bar
gain in gloves, we think, in
many day.
The colors are black, brown,
tans, mode, dark and light gray.
The sizes are 81 to 7.
We would advise you to
come early, as the sizes soon
get broken.
SAll gloves purchased Of
our house repaired by our ex-
pert glove member, on our new
glove machine, tree Of charge.
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MeddInr..

AUnuRS, Feb. 23.-[special. The social
event OF this week wss the marriages last
evening oi Miss Jessie Weaver Of this city
10 Mr.. IIosey Hanna Of Fort Wayne. The
ceremony WAS performed at the home Of
the brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. H. II.
Weaver, ia the presence OF a small com
paBy on near relatives and friends The
young couple win carry with them TO
thor now home in Fort Wayne the best
wishes Of Auburn people ia general.
ANDERSON. Feb. "a Especial. = Tho
marriage Of DIR. Samuel Candy Wilson and
Niss Gertrude Schlster WAS solem nlzcd
last night. A reception was given at the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Edwin II. SehIster. Tho affair was
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
v Y v Rocker Roc A,iofpsy for Plaintiff
MRS. STEWART THRASHED HIM.
One Hundred Lashes Administered TO
n Slandercr.

GnNrsvIrr, Tex, Feb. 26.-At Bermu-
da school house. fifteen miles south Of
here, yesterday. Mrs. John Stewar'. a
farmers wife. gave Jefl Masten 100 iashes
nth n horse whip. she drove up 70 the
school house with her husband and. call
ing Mastcn out. inflicted a terrible whip
ping wbilo hor husband covered him with
a revolver. Masten was terribly bruised
and blood Is said to have flowed from sikty
places. The cauee OF the castlgation was
some talk rejecting on the character OF
Mrs. Stewart. Both have been arrested.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
wabash Fnrlners, Institnte.

WABASH, Feb. 25.-ISpecial The big
gest and best farmers institute ever held
in Wabash county closed here today. The
court room was crowded and the discus
sions were listened TO with intense inter
est. The principal topics discussed were
"Sheep Raising" Poultry on the Farms,"
THE Sale of Straw" and Farm Fences"
The principal addresses of the day were
delivered by ex-senator ]. A. Mount of
Charlottesville and Col Husselman of Az
burn, both large farmers. Mr.. Mount
spoke on the subject, "How to Make
Farming Pay" and Mr.. Husselman on
drainage and Corn Culture"
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A HEAVY JOB.
Paymnster 'Lige's New and onerous Quito
Looming Up in Paris.
A Washington special says:

Looming Up in Paris.
A Washington special says:
Mai. "Lige" Hsliord has qualified as a
pavmaster in the L. S. army lie has
purchased his uniform and will sail for
Europe on Saturday, when he will begin
the onerous duties Of paying off the L. :.
commissioners, Harlan. Morgan aud
Phelps, vino are 10 settle the Boring sea
controversy Besides these three con-
missioners, Maj Halford will also have TO
paw three gentlemen who have been pro
vided with soft places in Paris At the ex-
pense of the L. ;. government Tor a period
of elk months or more. These are j..
Stanley Brown. son-in-law of the late
President Garfield. aud Hub i. Smith and
Francois Jones, three clerks IN tho state
department..
Besides paying these Elk peoDle and
seeing that they are properly provided for,
Mai. Halford will be required 10 draw his
own salary. lie will thus have seven
people TO pay oil and he will probably be
absent from his home and friends for six
months at least.
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CrATE OF INDIAN. MARION COUNTY. s.

In the Superior Court OF Marion County. in The
State Of Indiana.
No. 4lG5 Complaint 10 quiet title. etc
william Houesen vs. tn unknown heirs ~ nv
Van Biaricum.
Be it known. that on the 10Th day OF Feha uSry.
1898, tie above named plaintiB. by his aItoA ne
ed in the Office OF the clerk OF the superior con %
Marion c,unty, in the state OF Indiana, hls - NJ
paint against the above named defendants ana "A
said plaintiff havirg also fled IN SAID clerk ono
the affidavit Of n com pctent person, showing ihas
said defendant j. Henry happes not a resident OF
the state d Indiana aud that the residences OF SAD
defendants the known heirs o. ksTrsn Va biar-'
icu are unknown aud cannot be 0scertaine though
diligent search ana inquiry therelor has Deeh
made and that SAID defendants are b. leFed 70 %
now residents Of the state of Indiana. ana that sad
enforce Satisfaction OF niortgas anc 70
quiet the title real estate. and that SAID defend
ants are necessary &rtes thereto. anj whereas saa
plaintiff having hy endorsement on snld conpiaint
requ red said dvendat TO appear N said court ano-
answer dem thereto the lst Gay a dSy-
1923
Now, therefore, by order OF sad court. SID de-
PENDANTS last above named hereby notified o. the
filing and pendency Of said com piatut against them
aud that uness they Hppt&r and answer OF oeinUr
thereto NJ the calling OF sail cause on tue Isl DAY OF
May 1893 tbs b ing the arst Voic4ai y OF a
Of said court. bee begun an head Al the eurt
house in the city OF lad anapO is, on tle lrst Moh-
day in May, 1893. said complaint aud the II al r.
aud things therein contained d allie zen, WA De
heard and doiermnel iu thctr absence.
JOHN T. WILSON, C.erE.
J-ucius i. swift, attorney or plaintlh Is
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Close of the Horse sales.

CA,iBRIDGE CRY, Feb. 25.-Today
closed the Gale OF the thoroughbred horses
at this place. This has been the largest
sale OF speeds ever held in Indiana, and
while the prices paid were seemingly less
than former years the general average
for 40 animals will closely approximate
5000 per head. Many animals on sale,
while representing some OF the best fatni-
lies OF tho turf, werv youngsters, which
will take time and capital 10 develop. Tho
weather has not been as many would
have liked but much better than asst year.
The sale has been altogether a decided
auccees
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Thn Nfn.iern Mnv

Commends itself 10 the well-iormed 10 do
pleasantly and eilectually what was form
orly done in the crudest manner and dis
agreeably as we'll To cleanse tho system
and break up colds. headaches and feyers
without unpleasant after effects use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
OF Figs.
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TWO OLD cRoNIEs.
life comr,nnionsbip of James ". Campbell
md john Van Buskirk.

life Comrnnionship of James ". Campbell
md John Van Buskirk.
MARTISsvrLLE, Feb. 22-[special i
James +. Campbell who recently died at
Gosport. had career that in one respect
was unique lie and John Van Buskirk,
who IL yet living nj Gosport, were born
about the same time near that village.
Their homes we're close together and
from the earliest childhood they we're
thrown together and became fast CON-
panioDs. This eompanionship was never
broken, bat grew even closer. when at
Moth enlisted al the same time and were
both assigned 20 the same company and
regiment. and were together AL the time.
They messed and slspt together during
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
A SUICIDE CLUB.
One Member Must Die Each Year
Parade and Supper.

BR1DGEToN, n. j.. Feb. pa suicide
club has been formed here with about
fifty members. John Pierce, prominent
cigar dealer. is president; Edward Cum
mings. secretary. The members paraded
the streets last night, each wearing red
ribbon with skull and cross bones upon It.
A supper is TO be held esch year on
Washington's birthday and the member
who draws the black ball must die within
one year. The first supper took place last
night
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Two Rrothcrs Pound Dead.

Holly. Mich. Feb. 2G.-Thomns aud
John Pagan, brothers. aged about eighty
years. were found this morning dead on
their floor, four miles north OF here. They
lived entirely alone. aud IL is not known
when or how they died. but suicide is sus-
pected. They were rich, and their money
is supposed to be buried. Their peculiar
dress and habits have excited much com
mani in tina mast
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
Nine Hours under straw stack.

BRooKv1LE, Feb. 22.-[SpeciaL Mon
day P. Tinlev Jones, an aged citizen of
Bath township, found that his hogs were
under straw stack that was becoming so
undermined as 10 be unsafe. So he crept
under and frightened them out. AS they
skurried away they threw the lettering
mass down upon the old gentleman. His
prolonged absence aroused his aged wife
and a search was instituted. Finally he
was discovered under the straw after nine
hours imprisonment. He was in seri-
Gus condition, but will recover.
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CHeR1FFs SALE.

By virtue of a certified cory Of decree 10 re de
reoted the Clerk OF tue Superior Curt OF sia-
rIon cou ~ Ind auu, IN csuse No sa,5ll, whereiu
the cleveland Fence Company Is plaintiff, aud
Daniel p. Hays ct A. are d. ndani., requiring me
10 make the sum ol twenty-five dslars fs2l 90, rs
provided tor in said decree, With int ast and eoss,
will expose public sale % the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, THE 23l DAY OF MARCH, A. d.
1928,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m. and o'clock
n m of said dRy at The door OF the court house OF
Marion county. Indiana, the rents and profits To-
term not excesd Bg yoars Of che following real
estate in Marion county, Indiana, to-wits
LIT number three hundred and uincty-one ia90in
McCarty's ninth West side addition 20 the city %
Indianapolis.
IN such rents and profits VIII not sell Tor sui-
eient suu % satisfy said decree with interest and
costa will, at tho same fino aud place expose 20
pebble sale the foe siraplo Of said a. estate.
much thereof A. may 30 sufficient O. discharge said
decree said sale will be made without relicf IRON
ROBERT y. EMuETT.
Sheriu OF Marion County
March lst A. d. 1893
W. v. Rocker, Attorpey Tor Plaintiff
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CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, =.
= In the Superior Court OF Marion County. in the

In the Superior Court Of Marion County in the
State OF Indiana.
No. A. 100. Complaint 10 foreolo7o mortgage.
United States Saving Fund aud Investment COM
pany Cyrus ". Lawrence. william T. hogg 81 al
Be IL known, that the 14th day OF NoFrmOef-
1892, the above named plaintiff, BY It's attorneys.
flied in the Office OF the Clerk o. the Superior O0ut
of Marion county in the State Of Indiana lts Gem
plant against the above named defendants, and the
said plaintiffs having filed IN said clerks Once the'
affidavit Of a competent person, showing that said
defendant, William 4. l. ogg, l. not resident % lh'
state OF Indiana and that said action Is 70 foreeose
mortgage real estate in this state aud that siid
defendant is necessary party thereto aud whereas
said plaintiff having 10y endorsement ON said COM
plant required sai1 defendant 10 appear u sara
and answer or ,temur thereto, on The I'd day
OF prii, 1885,
Now. therefore, by oder Of said Court. said de-
fendaEt last above name J. hereby NOTIFIED o. ths
film and pendency OF sad Complaint against MIA,
and that unless he appear aud answer or uehlu'
thereto at the ling Of said cause on The "a day o.
April 1858. the being the 18th Judicial Gay OF
term of said court, 10 be beau aEa he AT lhe
Curt House in the City Of Ind snapoils on TIE nLsI
Monday in April. Ic.r5, SAID cptz liant ana tie
matters and things therein cOutSiiiel &hd aneAeui
will be heard and determined ia bis absence
JOHN i. NLi-oN, Cierk.
Turren Hopkins, Attorneys Tor paalnth ID
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) -.
To the Superior Court OF Marion County III ~
State OF Indiana.
No, Al67 Complaint 10 foreclose mortgage
United States Saving Fund aud Investment q NJ -
paDy Cyrus w. Lzwrencs, William J. Hosg et q -
Re it known, that on the 1ith day OF NovenOa >
1892, the above named DiaintiG. By is attorney,
ed In the Office OF the Clerk of the superior Neus-
OF Marion County ia the state o. Indiana It's Sena
plant against tho above named defendants ana The
said plaintiff having also fied in said eierks ono
tho affidavit of a competent person. shoSlng that
said defendant William 1. Hogs IS not resident oA
the state of Indiana and that raid action = 70 lore
close mortgage real estate IN this = aye sho 'Ns
said defendant is a necessary party mere" % A"u
whereas said plaintiff having by endorsement on
said complaint required sad defendant u appear ln
said Court aud answer or demuT thereto, o. me 80
day o. April 1873
Now, therefore BY order Of said court, said ae-
PENDANT last above named is hereby notified o. tie
filing and ndency OF said complaint Hgdns hi'", ,
aud that uBiess he a pear aud answer OF eemur
thereto the sailing OF said cause on the "a ca
OF April. 1885, the same being the loth ldiciai osf
Of term Of said court % be began and held AZ -
Court House in he Citv OF lndiau aEOlis on l.'o
first Monday in April, 1885, said com ulaint ana y"
matters and things therein contained ana aileee D
viii be h. ard anu deterInin an his absence
JOHN r. vi son. Clerk.
Turrel & HOPKINS, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff *
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A STARTLING SENSATION.
MRS. sHoRTRIOGE CHARGED WITH
POISONING HER HUSBAND.

She Is Arrested at New Castle, Is Also
/ stephen TuIlis, Charged Accomplish,
mt Richmond-Other state News-Jury
Secured in the Johnston Murder Trial at
PrincetOn-PythIan observation-disclosures
ed Suicide - JOsephus Calletts Will
Killed While Coon Hunting.
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The johnson Jury Fail to Agree.

PRINcEToN. Feb, 27.-[Special.l - Tho
jury in the celebrated Johnson-App muir
der trial tailed to agree. Nine of the jury
were for conviction and three for acquittsl.
The failure TO convict seems to be con-
demned by the citizens here.
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Killed by "A Failing Tree.

ROCHESTER, Feb. 2S.-LSpecial. David
NJ. Rodgers. aged about sixty years, a resi-
dent of this city, was caught under fall
ing tree Yesterday and instantly killed.
He leaves a widow and several children,
besides other relatives, to whom his cad
death is q severe shock.
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PERU, Feb. 24-Lspecial. l-Elephan
Tobe. the next largest of Wallaees monag-
orie here. attacked the assistant keeper,
Thomas Gibson. who was feeding him, to-
day at tho winter quarters. almost killing
him. Gibson was found unconscious near
abrick wall, where no had been thrown
monod. and although seriously injured. IT is
not thought fatally. as no bones were
broken. lie Ia bad elephant and was
purchased by Mr.. Wallace out In Kansas
last summer. and requires careful hand.
ling.
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