The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-11-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Seven men suspected of being incen-
diaries have been arrested at Rid, eway, Pa.
Fire at Houston, Tex, destroyed a fine
brick business block. Loss $4,000 partially
Thomas G. LAWYER commander-in-chief Of
the G. A. r., left Chicago for tour OF
the East.
H. d. Cole of Lansing. Mich. was as
phyxiated at Binghampton, n. Y. He blew
out the gas.
At Rapid City. S. D.. Jay Hicks, the
murderer of Ranchman Myers, paid the
death penalty.
Herr Johann Most. the alleged mouth
piece Of the anarchistic movement in Amer
lea, spoke at Pittsburg.
The executive committee of the American
bi-metallic league have called conference
at St Louis for Nov. q.
The schooner Apprentice Boy was beached
at Ludington, Mich, with the schooner
Austin. No lives we're lost.
Oklahoma and Missouri. especially the
Cherokee strip, has been visited by
fierce sand storm for a week.
The funeral of ex-President McCosh of
Princeton university will take place Tues
day afternoon at Maryland chapel
The small schooner Antelope of Chicago
capsized off Grand Haven, Mich, and the
three men composing her crew were
drowned.
The British ship GILMORE. Capt. Read.
foundered eighty miles of Spurnhead,
county of York. Twenty-Five persons were
drowned.
Two religious services for the repose of
the sou, of Gar Alexander were held in
the cathedral of st. Peter and ST. Paul at
St. Petersburg.
The steamer Corean, of the Allan line
bound from Liverpool to St. Johns, is now
four days overdue and the public is be-
coming uneasy.
A dispatch from Grand Bassam, upper
Guinea states that the French have cap
tured the stronghold Of the Akapless ma
tives without loss.
The National convention of the Christian
alliance, which has been in session in st.
Louis for some days past, ended after
most successful meeting.
Negotiations for a six-round fight between
Danny Needham and Tom Tracey, before
the Triangle club of Chicago next Monday
evening. have fallen through.
Gen. Prudente Moraes was formally in
stalled as president Of Brazil. He issued a
manifesto calling on the support Of all
loyal friends of the republic.
The seaport town of Limasol on the
island of Cypress has sustained much dam
age through the recent floods, during which
twenty-one persons were drowned.
Three supposed spies were arrested at
officers and the third a Frenchman. In
eliminating documents were found.
At Lincoln, H., Stephen Nichols and his
tryiTfg 10 crefaate their seven-year-oid
daughter ana burn their premises.
Charles B. Caldwell and William r. Bun
Bunker brokers', New York, made an as
signment. Liabilities less than $4,000
At East Liverpool, O., Wallace BOnfielG
& Co. started one of their tin mills with
new hands Trouble is feared should the
company introduce any more outsiders.
The widow Of the late base ball player,
Michael j. Kelley, was given benefit at
the Hollis-st theater, Boston. The house
was packet and the receipts will net
nearly SEQ.
The anarchists of Pittsburg are arrang-
ing for a meeting Saturday evening in
commemoration of the execution of the
Chicago anarchists concerned in the Hay
market riot.
The Michigan supreme court granted
rehearing in the case in which it recently
rendered decision preventing voters from
making more than one distinguishing mark
upon ballots.
The schooner d. s. Austin loaded with
salt, from Manistee, bound for Chicago,
was sunk off Ludington, Mich, the crew
Of seven men being rescued by the life
saving crew.
The house of Louis Williams. nine miles
below NatChez. Miss, burned and two
young children We're emated in the house.
Williams himself and an older child were
also badly burned
a poll taken by the pastors in the Den
yer diocese shows that tWenty-one favor
the appointment Of Archbishop Chapelle of
Santa Ee as successor to Bishop MatZ,
who resigned recently.
James NJ. Clark, formerly manager of
Senator Stanford's stock farm and at one
eide at Springfield, O. He had been suffer
ing from rheumatism.
The United States iron and tin plate COM
panv OF PittsbIra. commenced work in its
Demmler plant with nifty non-union men
under guard Of deputies. The locked-out
men offered no interference.
Patrick Dempsey. president Of the Anal
gamated board Of cloakmakers Of New
York, says that a great many small firms
larger firms are still holding out.
Twenty students Of the Bible college Of
Kentucky university, at Lexington are
seriously i'll with typhoid fever, caused by
drinking impure water. Ihere nave been
three deaths whiting the past week.
William Gletzer was murdered in his
barn near ElYria, o., and an attempt made
TO burn the barn after the commission of
the deed by the unknown perpetrator His
steps6n who is missing, is suspected.
PontifcaI high mass was celebrated by
Cardinal Gibbons at St. Peters catholic
church. Washington, the occasion being the
the Basilicas of St. Peter and st. Paul.
At Bordeaux, during a race, one of the
horses slipped and fell, upsetting horses
that were running close behind him. A
local jockey was killed and English rider
named Lightfoot had his skull fractured.
Miss Frances 2. Willard, president of the
National yomTsgg.ss Christian temPerI5ance
will preside over the W. c. T. u. conven-
ton, which convenes at Music hall Friday
morning.
\ suit has been fled in the United States
circuit court at Pittsburg by John E. Ry-
dali against the McKeesport light COM
panN and the Brush electric company OF
Cleveland to recover over 100000 in COM
missions
Ex-President J c.. Darragh Of the de-
funct Kansas City safe deposit and savings
bank is on trial in the criminal court at In
dependence for receiving a deposit when il
was known that the bank was in a failing
condition.
Seven St Louis school boys who, with
others had dug a cave on a vacant lot
We're buried by the roof caving in and
Henry Readner eight years old, killed.
Herman Wa.kenford. aged twelve, was
badly hurt
NJ Krivoscheine. Russian minister of
railways has resigned, owing to the 6efec-
tive arrangements in connection with the
funeral trains which conveyed the imperial
family and the remains Of Car Alexander
from Sebastopol-
Ex-State Senator John O'AIaIIey, for
whom the Chicago police have been search
ing since the night of the election, sur
rendered himself today. O'Aalley is
charged with having wounded bartender
and a cabdriver.
The nuns employed as teachers in the
Riverside public school in Pittsburg, and
who resigned temporarily pending the de-
cisiOn in the GalitZin case, will not re-
sumo their position, being averse to the
notoriety obtained
DR.. J. J. Robinson, LII. D.. who has re-
signed from the Ya,e law school, with
which he has been connected for twenty
years. will become dean of the school
of philosophy of the catholic university of
America at Washington.
The trial of Frederick Marvin, ex-cashier
Of the Third national bank of Detroit, on
charges of embeZzling and misappropriat-
ing the funds of the bank began IN the
United States court. There are thirty-three
counts in his Indictment.