The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


Ballentyne. the novelist, died at Rome.
Admissions 10 the midwinter fair Fri
day Ass.
Two Polanders We're killed by a train
at Ashland, Pa.
NJ. Maxine du Camp. a member Of the
French academy. is dead.
Last year the Diamond match company
paid $l,6120OO in dividends.
over 10000, 900 bushels Of coal left
Pittsburg for southern ports.
Bob Marler. the slayer of Mary Bow
den. was hanged al Pineville, Ky.
Italy has declined to recognize the in
surgents Of Brazil as belligerents
The car is going To Crimea in order
TO complete his recovery of health.
Ohio coal miners in convention by a
majority Of 1, 800 voted TO accept a reduc-
ton.
The Cooley publishing company of New
York made an assignment without pref
erences.
It is stated that as result of the fight
near Timbuctoo several French officers
are missing.
There will probably be a lockout of
the coal miners in the Massillon district
after Feb. 10.
Atlanta. Ga. burned. The property was
worth 100000.
Italians at Waterbury. Conn, almost
precipitated a riot after the closing Of
the Italian bank.
The Docherty dry goods company Of
Hutchinson. Kas., failed to open its
doors for business.
At Bloomsbury. Pa. the house of Bert
Croman, together with his two small
children, was burned.
J. H. Hamilton took charge of the
& az oil
bus, kas., as receiver.
The success Of the Bartlett plan for
the reorganization of the Nicara guam
canal company is now assured.
The first annual exhibition Of the New
York poultry and pigeon association be
gan i'm Madison Square garden.
A fire occurred in Rue de Reuilly.
Paris. Eight firemen were killed and
seventeen Worknen severely burned.
W. W. Cooley, a prominent and
wealthy lawyer Of Aspen. Col. dropped
dead at the Hotel Albany in Denver
The King bridge company Of Cleveland
will build a drawbridge over the Har-
lem at New York City TO cost $4,000 co.,
After five weeks idIeness the minors in
the New Lisbon, O.. district. have agreed
to accept a reduction from - 10 81 cents
At Chicago Judge Grosscup appointed
W. X. Sullivan receiver Of the American
building. loan and investment company
At san Francisco ScotchIer & Gibbs,
commission merchants. arc financially
embarrassed. Liabilities. $500. 600; assets
more.
The beer delivery drivers war at St.
Louis gainst the so-called syndicate will
be made national by the knights of
Labor.
Sahak ARISEN. jeweler at - Maiden
lane. New York. assigned to George \.
Minasan The liabilities are said to be
very heavy.
At a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Harrison international telephone COM
pany at Chicago stephen Is. Elkins was
elected president.
Forty foreign correspondents rendered
A banquet to NJ. Jules Simon, the noted
French statesman On the occasion of his
eightieth birthday.
The prince and princess IF Wales and
their daughters left Osborne, Isle Of
Wight. ON board the royal yacht Al
berta for London.
The annual convention OF the Ameri-
can protective association Of Kansas met
at Kansas City and elected officers. The
meeting was secret.
At Milwaukee Charles Fehrmann, a
dock laborer. shot and instantly killed
his divorced wife, Lena Fehrmann, al
house Of i'll repute
An application was made for the ap-
pointment of receiver for the tx
change bank at Seville, o., Liabilities,
$50 600; assets in cash, $50.
The agents of several of the mills at
Fail River Mass. state that they VIII
soon have 10 shut down again on reduce
wages. a result of dun business.
Herman = Scheyer. Montreal mer-
chant. assigned at the instance of the
Banque national. with liabilities amount
ing TO S76,3S3. Assets not known.
The Anaconda, Gold King, Raven.
Strong. Anna Leo and Granite mines of
Cripple Creek. Col. closed down. as the
miners refused to work nine hours.
Charles J. Canda of New York was
elected treasurer of the national asso-
citation of democratic clubs. vice the
Hon. Roswell ?. Flower, resigned.
Knablc & Cooper. Pittsburg dry goods
dealers. failed on a judgment Of $50, 600.
Liabilities, $4,000; assets. S15O.000. The
failure is attributed to business depres-
sion.
The horribly mangled remains Of a
man who, from letters, cards, etc, on