The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-06
GENERAL STATE News.


Albany last Friday were 1850 cases. or
$500 gallons. The total shipments of the
up to June 1 were 15.157 case, or 90.942
gallons.
A bottle. with a note in it signed by
Miss Florence Shaney. Elizabeth, Ind.
was caught in the river Sunday by Ed
Lindley. The young lady has blue eyes.
light hair. but fails to say how much
money.-Leavenworth Democrat
Max. Palmer. implicated with DR..
Gresham in the miserable abortion on
and death of Minnie Mcdonald. gave
bond in s.. 900 Friday night and was re-
leased from the county Jail, his father
becoming his bondsman. His trial is set
for the 9Th inst.-New Albany Ledger.
The last seen Of Josiah II. Reinhart,
the city garbage contractor, who so mvs-
te=iously disappeared last Tuesday morn
ing was at the fishing camp five miles
west Of the city. where he stopped and
Sook dinner on Tuesday last. and stated
that he was going to st. Charles. ILL.,,
where he has relatives.-New Albany
Ledger.
William c. Wagner has filed suit IN
the Floyd circuit court against the Louis
vile. New Albany & Chicago railway
for 5000 damages. The suit grows out
OF the accident at the Owensburg tunnel
that occurred several weeks ago. and in
which plaintiff was seriously injured.
He alleges that the accident was the re-
the part Of the company.
The Tribune office was scrubbed last
Saturday night. This statement may not
partake OF the news element to the
average reader but will be read with in
tereSt by members Of the profession.
Whether the example will be followed
remains to be seen. but IL Is a certainty
that such a serious step will be care
fully considered and not undertaken in
rash haste--Rockville Republican.
Much corn and wheat was badly frozen
by the late cold snap. John Fisher, liv-
ing near this city. says he has 100 acres
Of young corn frozen down to the ground,
and is in bad condition. He thinks, how
ever. it viii sprout UP from the roots
and grow yet 1t is said, too, the wheat
has been materially injured. and that on
this account the crop will necessarily be
cut short some.-Columbus Times
Returning from Wilkinson last night
Gust Suess and Robert Mason lost their
way. After running into fence corners
two or three times, the road seemed to
suddenly become very rough. The boys
could not account for this. and after
driving a few rods Mr.. Suess Jumped out
and struck a match. They were very
much chagrined 10 find that they had
& W railrOad.-Cireenfield Tribune.
DR.. W. G.. Gresham Of New Albany and
Max Palmer Of Princeton have been
placed under arrest as the murderers of
Minnie Mcdonald Of Oakland City, whose
death was caused by criminal NAL
practice, and It is reported that other
arrests will follow. Palmer is an Air
Line engineer, said to be responsible for
the betrayal Of the girl. He was cap
tured at Princeton while preparing 10
escape having cue off his beard and
otherwise disguised himself DR.. Gresham
remains in Jail at New Albany.
The excursion train to Louisville took
about four hundred people from this place
Wednesday morning Counting their
fare they probably spent on an average
OF s. each This makes about $1,000 that
went away from here. A large number
Of those who went to Louisville bought
goods that they might have bought here.
so our merchants are out considerably on
that score. Il looks as if it would have
been better for the town had the boys
been allowed 20 play ball here on Deco
ration INSTRUMENTATION Courier.
Samuel Thomas. president Of the Louis
Vile New Albany & Chicago. who has
just completed an inspection of the prop
erty. teiegra phs East as follows: Il have
completed an inspection of the AIOnOn.
I an delighted 70 find the property in
such excellent condition. We shall have
ne extraordinary expenditures to make
this year. Our stone traffic exceeds that
of the corresponding month last year,
the country looks in excellent condition,
and agricultural interests were never
more advanced and promising. and our
local interests begins 10 show signs OF
Improvement. New Albany Ledger.
William Il. Artman of Perry county,
who killed his wife and son and was
sentenced to life imprisonment. has been
removed from CanneltOn to the prison
south. Artman is credited with having
made confession of a number Of mis-
deeds. Among these was completely in
the murder OF a peddler named Hender-
son. who held a mortgage on his farm.
This murder occurred in 1888. He also
confessed 20 burning a barn in 1885,
which belonged 70 a neighbOr named
Brinksneider. against whom he held a
Erudge. Ex-Repres entative Jesse Cum
bingham married the widow of Hender-
SON. and he was foreman of the jury
which sentenced Altman to life impris-
onmeut.
Jacob Dairy and Miss Roust of Edin-
burg visited friends Sunday and upon
reaching Sixteenth-st.. on their return
home. their horse took fright at a baby
cab and. after kicking the dashboard
out of the buggy, ran away. The &C.
Cupants were thrown out. breaking the
young lady's arm and slightly injuring
the young man. The horse ran out
through Glanton & Cotton's old stave
yard and to the starch works. where the
buggy struck tree and was demolished.
The young lady was taken to the city
hospital and her arm set by DR.. Roope.
She was then taken to the residence of
remain until the broken limb heals
Columbus Times.
L. w. Cochran made a grand show with
his champion prize winning hackney
stallion. King OF England last Saturday
at the New Richmond horse show He
was shown in royal English style by a
long drive and 70 his English wagon. Lee
Long showed one yearling. also one suck
ing colt out Of King OF England which
were outstanding winners. each winning
two ribbons. J. Bennett showed one two
year-old colt out Of Cochran's Weber
which took first in a walk-a-way over a
strong class. These colts sired by Coch-
rams draft stallion Scarsliffe Stamper
were shown and carried off first and sec
ond and which were given up by expert
Judges TO be the finest collection of colts
ever in the town Of New Richmond
Charlottesville Argus-News.
william Cochran and Logan Hodges
box car robbers under arrest at Wash
ington. tried TO secure a change of venue
from Daviess county. failing in which
they offered 10 plead guilty II the SEN
tence did not exceed five years The
offer was declined and trial followed,
which resulted in the jury recommending
Imprisonment for seven years and six
months, which sentence was imposed
upon each Robert Massey then entered
a plea Of guilty and he was sentenced
10 FIVE years. A fourth member OF the
gang named Compton, had previously
been convicted. They were hustled of
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