The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-28
NEWS IN SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of Events ChronicIed in the
Issue of May "a.

Resume OF Events Chr0nicled III the
Issue of May "a.
The House discussed the bill to repeal
the State bank tax
The United Presbyterian Assembly dis
cussed seminary control.
! Five OF the leaders of the recent riot at
Staunton have been arrested.
Sheriff Taylor, assisted by militia, ar
rested fifty strikers at LaSalle.
Queen victoria's birthday was officially
celebrated throughout England.
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly Is
still in session at Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. Gladstone's health is rapidly improv-
Ing since the operation on his eye.
President Carnot has not succeeded in
getting anyone to form a Cabinet for him.
| Colonel Breckenridge addressed an audi
ence of five hundred persons at Lagrange,
Ky.
The Socialists of Germany have extended
their war on the brewers over the entire
empire.
The Grand Council of the United CONNER
cial Travellers at Chillicothe. No.. closed
with a banquet.
June Is has practically been decided on
as the time for taking a vote on the tariff
bill In the Senate.
In the Senate Hill, of New York. moved
to place lead ores on the tariff free list,
feated.
The reception and banquet to the officers
! of the United States cruiser Chicago at
London is regarded by the Britishers as
significant.
Charlie Lease cried bitterly over the H.
ness of his wife, Mary Ellen, ard the story
that she had deserted him, denying the re-
port or separation.
A new story Of the discovery of the
cataract in Mr.. Gladstone's eye is that a
woman hit him in the other one with a
piece or gingerbread.
The Saratoga Presbyterian Assembly con-
tinued discussing the Smith. heresy case
and developed a strong sentiment against
sustaining his appeal.
The United States Supreme Court de-
cided the Texas railway commission case.
Decisions were also handed down in a
number Of important cases.
Louisville winners: Lancelot, Henry
Gravesend winners: Sullross, Walter, Don
Alonzo, Herald, Potentate, Patrimony colt.
ard B.. Baylor, Sullivan. Iron Duke, Maid
Marian, Pioneer.
League games: Louisville 5. Cincinnati 2;
ST. Louis 9. Chicago 8; New York s. Brook
lyn z; Cleveland 0. Pittsburg 8; Philadel-
phia 5, Baltimore 5; Boston 10. Washington
g. Western League; Kansas City Is. In
waukee IA, Grand Rapids z.
indianapolis.
Additional light thrown on the Athon pen
The Stewart ejectment case was COM
promised.
Lewis Parsons was found murdered near
Elevator B.
Commissions English says the monument
fountains Will be built.
Indianapolis ball team was defeated by
Kansas City by a score OF 10 to IL.
Judge Woods res.r4ins Delaware and
Henry county authorities in a ditch case.
The bank case was given to the jury
shortly after 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
From Sundays Second Edition.)
Iron and Steel Workers.
CLEVELAND, o.. May 26.-The conyen-
ton of the Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers was concluded this
resulted as follows: President. NJ. ".
Garland. Pittsburgh; secretary, J. c. Kill
gallon. > Plttsburgi assistant secretary,
H. Kaufman. Wheeling; d, 1IulIane.
Youngstown; John Pierce. Pittsburg. Vice
presidents-ffrst district, W. II. Carney;
trict, Rees w. Prosser; fourth district, J.
D.. Hickey; fifth district, Thomas Han.ey;
sixth district, T. Fl; McEvey; seventh dis.
land and James Brittle. of Mingos Junction.
o., were chosen delegates to the next an
nual convention of the American Feiera-
ton Of Labor.
The conference committees were an
nounced as follows. President Garland and
5ers Of all them; bo SftIs Of lyf siIoGle @sRs
Grif MeSel Harry HTe pomag. T1ya9Imas, HaHplsy,
Boyle, Thomas Mansell and Michael swift:
finishing mill division, John j. Daschback,
a >: Lamont, NJ: II Moran, Dan Muilane,
Quinn and William Crouch; sheet mill d.
vision. c. II. Kaufman. Joseph Diggett,
van. ]. G. Morgan, f. G. Wagner. stacy
Thomas and w. T.. Ward; tin mill division,
Evans Lewis. James McClosky. Theodore
wire mill division. William p. Gorman'
Richard Hunter and Richard Mapledorm;
to hold the next meeting in Cleveland
May 10. 1895. The scale is not printed and
will not be made public until next Saturday,
when it will probably be promulgated from
Pittsburg.
Whining Ticket i'm Madison County.
ANDERSON, Ind, May 26-The -Repub-
licans of Madison county met in this city
to-day and nominated the following ticket:
Dan Hanlon, prosecuting attorney; Mayor
sSditor9 NJ. elf 81. Hartman pri Hf SUCK Creek Sr Ei tcwa:
she2iln; fsg %' +; p sS y S. alas;an edsadie san.
veyor; Clayti Sells, coroner; commissioners,
IIiI% aO R Metealf' Of of Boone and
Of the largest ever held in the county.
opened with a ro1sing speech that brought
forth applause. Edgar E. Huber presided.
John w. Lovett, chairman of committee
lions, including the following:
we believe that the county of Madison,
with its hundreds of manufacturing enter
prises, and its thousands of skilled work.
men, should and will be redeemed from
Democratic control; that 1t should declare
at the polls its preference for a party
whose policy will insure renewed prosper
iy TO its Industries and q further and
rapid development of its great industrial
resources.
I'VE express our full and unqualified ap-
prevail of the action of the Seventh dis
triot congressional convention in nominat-
ing for Congress one of our citizens, and
hereby give our pledge to the district that
Hon. Charles L. Henry will receive the
majority of votes in this county"
Sugar Trust Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Senate
Sugar Trust investigating committee was
in session to-day, with the intention of de-
voting its time exclusively, as long as
should be necessary, TO the question which
has been raised by the refusal of the news
paper correspondents. Edwards. Shriver
and Walker, to answer questions as 10 who
gave them certain printed in
their dispatches. The committee is under
stood to be unanimous In the opinion that
the correspondents cannot be excused from
replying TO questions put, on the grounds
laid down by the Supreme Court in de-
cisionS bearing on the constitutional rights
of witnesses and all of them are reported
to be of the opinion that, under presidents
established in former Senate and House
Investigations 0f like nature fho witnesses