The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-31

in Vigo county 4 more deceptive title
for Terre TIaute republicanism we never
ard.-Crawfordsville star
The following officers have been In
stalled to govern burlington lodge. No.
a. j. .. G. +. for tie term: n g..
John Stanford; Y. G., Joseph A. Ian
ming: r. s. +. +. Bayless; p. s., /. T..
Long: treasurer. &. NJ. Paddock
Elkhart people are warned by the
press Of the town not TO carry any
thing of value on their persons when
going about the place at night, 50 numcr-
Gus and bold have become the hOld-ups
on the streets and corners of the town.
One candidate. it is said. carries a book
in which he has the names Of nearly
four hundred people who have talked ia
able TO classify a vast number Of
Ananniases after the ball.-Greencastle
Banuer-Times.
Friday nights frost was the first that
amounted To anything in a month or
more. 1t was a very heavy frost that
left everything out of doors cleaning in
a hOary and extremely beautiful tracery.
That frost furnished some scenes Of rare
beauty--SOuth Bend Times.
The following officers have been
elected and installed in Burlington lodge
No. III, F. and \ NJ: ". NJ, Dan p.
Grant; :. w. George Smith: J. w. a.
BrUbaker; secretary, Levi Summe; treas
urer, John Hayes: $. D., William Cole;
J. D. NJ James: tyler. Bird Summe.
The Laporte Herald states that George
". Reynolds recently purchased Of j..
Mitchell Helena. Ky. for 81 600 the bay
stallion Helena Boy 90 by Stranger; dam
GOldmane by Happy Medium. He also
sold to Mr.. Stauffner Of Chicago the
fast horse, Dick Stauner, 2.2Oi4. Price,
$500.
The Washington Democrat says that
notwithstanding the newspaper accounts
derer, viii he executed at the southern
prison on schedule time-at sunrise on
the morning OF Feb. 16-that the order
OF the court win be strictly executed
and TO refusal nor delay on account Of
teChnicalities.
The Peru high school was commits
stoned by the state board of education
last week. This viii entitle graduates
10 enter without examination the fresh
man classes Of all Indiana colleges, the
Leland Stanford university, the univer-
sity Of Kansas the Ohio university and
the Western reserve college Of Cleve-
land, O.-Aliami County Sentinel.
Guests TO the number of fifty as
sembIed at the residence Of 8Ir. and Mrs
s. G. Self on Saturday evening and par
ticipated in the celebration of the fifty
second wedding anniversary of this ex-
cellent couple. The city marshal was at
his best and at the side of his wife gave
the guests a hearty welcome. Mr.. and
Mrs. Self viii never grow Old.-Goshen
Times.
The telegraph reports that Mai. W. Fl.
CalkinS, eX-COngreSSman from TINS state
but now Of Tacoma, Wash. is very i'll
and cannot recover. It is sad news 10
his host Of friends throughout Indiana.
The ma ior was warm-hearted, whole
souled man, and his death would be felt
as a personal loss by hundreds of peo-
pie throughout the state. -Ft. Wayne
Gazette.
The store of J. C. Murphy at Mecca,
was entered by burglars Saturday morn
ing early. The thieves were discovered
by the operator who opened fire on
them. They returned the fire and made
their escape, leaving their tools behind.
There We're three Of them dressed in
brown suits well worn. The night be-
fore the Nlankn saloon at Montezuma
was looted.
There seems to be an epidemic of run
away boys. Chief Rose received a notice
from jackson, Mich, Tuesday 10 the ef-
feet that Edward Brennan, aged four
teen. had run away from that town.
He has a round scar over the left ear
The Curry and Hull lads are also still
missing and are probably bound for the
midwinter fair at san FranciscO.-SOuth
Bend Times.
The handle factory is one of the best
manufacturing plants in the city. A
crack in the boiler caused it 10 shut
plant is working fOrty-siX men, a little
more than the regular force, and runs
twelve hours per day to keep up with
orders and this week viii run thirteen
hours per day TO make up the time lost
today.-COlumbus Times.
The viii OF the late Alexander Wilson
viii be probated some day this week.
The Wilson & Hanna bank does not fig
ure as a part Of the estate and there is
no change in the banking business, which
win be carried on as heretofore by Jo-
seph II. Wilson and II. II. Hanna. Mr..
Wilson leaves a good estate and every
interest has been properly cared for
Lafayette Sunday Times.
Here IS q Laporte man who evidently
has more money than he knows what 70
90 with. The Argus says that cit is re-
ported that William Niles has purchased
the Norway building at the worlds fair
and viii remove il to Pine lake for a
summer residence. He also purchased
one OF the Javanese buildings. which
Will be erected in his doOr-yard as a
playhouse for his children.
A piano tuner. claimed to be from
Chicago. armed himself with bogus testi-
1nOnials and imposed upon many ValDa-
raisOans by getting jobs at piano tuning.
then claiming that repairs We're neces-
sary; making these repairs and charging
an eXOrbitant fee and then leaving the
owners with a piano in exceedingly bad
shape and with several less dollars. He
also took IN several farmers.
1t IS current IN business circles about
the city that new coal company is to
engage I'm business here. As q feature
OF the plant a general store is TO be
conducted by the company at which all
the employees will buy their supplies. at
tached to which is to be also a saloon.
through which the corporation will also
catch the dimes and nickles Of the
weeks wages.-Brazn Democrat.
Matthias G. Barth, painter and deco
ratOr, died Friday night at his resi-
dence from a peculiar cause. Mr. Barth
had a small pimple beside his nose, and
eight days ago he pricked this with his
finger nails. Blood poisoning set in
and finally resulted in his death. His
head was swollen considerably from the
effects Of the poison. He suffered much
during his sicSness.-SOuth Bend Times.
Mrs. Robert Higginbottom died at Vim
cennes Tuesday morning last. She had
gone TO Nincennes to visit her father
who was reported dangerously FL and
on the morning she reached there was
herself taken sick. and died I'm a few
days. The family moved here some time
ago and the husband was working for
the Jordan packing company. Five little
children are left motherless.-Bloomin
ton Progress
The place where the two men were
standing was in the corridors Of the
court house. One was a candidate. The
other not An hours conversation en-
sued between the couple. Seemingly the