The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-26
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of Important Events at Home and
Abroad Chronicled in the Issue of June 20


Abroad Chronicled in the Issue of June %
The ParnellIte p-rsy has issued new
memorial TO America.
A Chicago man who was lost and did not
know it was found on Lookout mountain.
The jail at Harrshorne. i. T., is filled
with murderers and only one Is under
sentence OF death.
Vice Admiral Tryop. of the Victoria. was
rescued from the sin king ship. put he sur
vived only few hours.
woman and three children riding In q
carriage were instantly killed by an Erie
train at Avondale. n. j.
gold medal for Rallantry at the battle
of Atlanta. Ca, has been presented to Col
II. w. Lawton, OF Indiana.
There IS discomfort among the Liberals,
and almost despair among the Irish regard.
ing the fate OF the Irish home-rule bill
The funeral services of the late Senator
Leland Stanford were held at Palo Alto on
Saturday in the grounds OF the university.
The official inspection of the Manufac-
lures and Liberal Arts Building was the
main feature Of the worlds fair Saturday.
The American Derby. worth $50 600 to the
brown colt BoundIess, at w ashing ton Park.
Chicago.
Patrick Calvin. superintendent of q coal
mine at Vsndalia Ills, fell 200 feet down
the shaft. His body was recovered with
graphing irona
Cholera is reported raging in southern
France. English officials are greatly
alarmed and are doing everything possible
to keep out the plague.
At the disbsrment proceedings In the
case of ex-Patent Commissioner Simonds
the latter gave some interesting testimony
concerning telephone patents
A change in the banking laws will be
lad hxyf 1af Grean
Department with view to making the
failure of such institutions less frequent
An investigation of the affairs of Hagan
& Coz bank. at Gillespie. ILL.,. reveals the
fact that the cashier had previously been
carpenter, and knew nothing about bank
ing.
National League ball games: Louisville Q
8. st. Louis 2; Brooklyn H. Washington 10;
Cleveland 8. PittsburG 8; Cincinnati 4. Chi
oago 3; Philadelphia 10, New York IL; Bos-
ton f. Baltimore 2.
second attempt was made to hold up
AN NJ. X. IL L. train near Strlngton. 1. i.
The conductor had been warned, and ran
through a storm OF bullets at the rate of
forty miles an hour.
GFron. TIE Second Edition of the Sunday Journal
Racing Event. a. Connersvi,Ie.
CoNNERsvILLE. Ind, June 24.-The
weather and track were both good as
could be asked, to-day. while the crowd
that witnessed the closing day of the races
was estimated at between $500 and 5000.
A mistake was made Yesterday in the
Journal report of the 2:2S trot at Conners-
Vile. Graydon. by Hambrino. owned by
Nj. l.. Hare, of Indianapolis. won the sixth
heat in 2:23 thereby winning the race.
The $50 trot had five starters, in the
following ORDER lucy A. And Stella anon B
Dickey. 1t required considerable
scoring to get them away, when Silver Dale
and Jetta made an oven face almost neck
aud neck to the pole. Silver Dale then
ond heat Col. Dickey was taken mp by the
GRO wd and made favorite, but Jesta won,
as she also did the third. Jetta
and Col. Dickey were even favorites
seems, got second wind. and went under
the wire a meek ahead of Jetta- The fifth
heat was won by length over Jetta by
Silver Dale. Summary:
First Race-2:5O trot; purse, $780,
s S.,,s ia Pal Ss " j. wilsOn,...!a
Col. hickey ID. j. DraybouD .......s 2 2 8 8
Lucy A. ben Walker .-.-.....-... A 3 4
'' Ti%s a. p a:aeia, a:a5. a27l. s:2s4
The 2:l3 pace had five starters-Divan,
Alvin Swift. Henry F.. Kissels Dallas and
Mary Centliver. Mary Centliver. kissePs
the first heat, which was an even
race until the half; here it Gen.
tered between Alvin Swift and Divan.
In the stretch Mary Centliver pushed
ahead and won the heat The second heat
was won easily By Mary Centlever, but in
the third she kept the lead until the stretch
was reached when Divan was pushed TO
his best and won. The fourth heat was
the prettiest heat of the race. All the
horses were bunched except Mary Cent
lever. who was left way In tho rear,
and W as nearly distanced. KissePs Dallas
won the heat oy q neck over Dlvan.
~ Eth D q Iaof In
horses being close except Mary Centliver.
who again came in last. KlssePs Dallas
winning. The sixth heat was easy for Dali
las. Summary:
Sannnd Rana-213 naca nnrsa e4nl.