The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-22

aroused the whisky trust in Chicago. It
expects TO take 1000 barrels out of bond
Immediately.
r. T. Brooks was arrested in Perry.
Ok. T.. on the charge of living with
other mans wife. He is said 10 be an
English lord.
The stockholders Of the Calumet and
Hecla mining company Of Michigan have
authorized the sale Of COO acres Of their
Michigan lands.
City Alderman John Caughlin of Chi
cago was the recipient Of a supposed in
fernal machine. Later il was found TO
be a practical Joke.
The body or Col Larry c. Winston Of
Los Angeles. Cal. who was lost in
snowstorm in Sangabriel canon last No
vember has been found.
Carl Herlitz Of Chicago pleaded guilty
to the charge Of arson. He is an an
archist and received 800 for each fire
for which h was responsible.
The 100 Coxeyites who were arrested
at Baltimore have been released upon
| condition that they leave the state. Two
refused TO accept the proposition.
Ex-Sheriff Armstrong of Covington.
Ky. seeing that he was going 10 die.
| confessed 10 having forged his brothers
| name TO $4,000 worth Of notes.
People in some of the western dis
tricts are killing their stock rather than
let them starve TO death One man
killed thirty-fve head of horses.
The Indian school teachers institute
was held in St. Paul. Superintendent
Mailman OF Washington discussed 'Priu-
| clples of Method in School Work"
W L. S,lmal and Fred c. Thurman.
! both of Buffalo have broken the 200-mile
! bicycle road record. They covered the
distance in 10 hours. min. and 30 sec.
Gen. Coxey narrowly escaped being
mobOed in Baltimore. He had gone
| there after seven of his horses. which
I had been left with the remnant of MS
| army.
Edward Lemasters and his wife became
| involved in a quarrel near Ciarksviile
/ Tenn. Their son, fearing that his mother
would be injured shot and killed the
father.
Edward oaks of Lynn. Mass. is under
! $500 bond TO answer to the charge OF
| burning the Trout building. The loss
was $4,000. and five men were seriously
| injured.
The Ohio oil company Of Toledo is hav-
| ing trouble with Carey Harris. a land
! owner in that section of the country, over
| a lease. All the cOmpany's wells are be
ing guarded.
Mrs. NJ NJ White Of Plattsburg. Miss
| aged seventy-five. was killed near Bristol
| Tenn, while walking on the railroad
! She had started on foot from her home
| to Washington.
L. c. Crossman. a prominent real es-
tate dealer in Salt Lake City, went 10
| jail in default of a fifty-thousand-dollar
! bond. The suit grows out an alleged
| breach of contract.
Linn and Anderson counties, Kansas.
| have been ordered to prosecute the Mis-
| souri,. Kansas * Texas railroad company
| for bringing cattle infected with Texas
fever into the country.
| der Of Foresters, which met at Chicago
yesterday. adjourned without having
transacted any business. Trouble over
| the charter was the cause.
| The Union Pacific federated board Is
arranging to have Receiver Mcneil OF
| the Oregon Short Line brought before
| the federal court for taking steps TO re-
duce the wages Of employees
Mrs. Eben Byers of Pittsburg still
maintains that her husband has been
| kidnapped. The story that he left her
| of his own accord. she says. is being
| circulated by designing enemies.
Arthur McLea of Concord. y. H.. went
driving with Nettie Douglas. The team
| returned to the livery stable a few hours
| later, the girl sitting in the buggy. dead
She had been shot. McLea was ar
rested.
The dining-room girls in the Union
| Pacific hotel at Laramie, WyO., have
| struck on account of an order requiring
| them to wear uniforms. Girls We're
! brought from Kansas City to fill their
places.
A gang of expert swindlers, who have
| been working European cities and trav-
cling in magnificent style by means Of
bogus letters, are wanted by the German
| government. They are thought to be in
| Chicago.
Some sensational developments, have
| occurred in the Minard poisoning case al
| Chicago. The prosecuting attorney says
| that an attempt is being made 10 procure
puriured evidence for the defense, and
| he refuses to proceed further until in
VestigatiOn is made.
Carrie T. Mann, the divorced wife Of
| Charles Mann. who is the son Of a
wealthy capitalist Of Buffalo, is in dis
! tress in Chicago. She was allowed a
| divorce without contest, provided she
would not ask alimony. Her fve-year-
old daughter is with her, and an effort
! is being made to have the decree opened
| on the ground that the woman had no
right to deprive her child OF it's rights Of
| support