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Weddings.

TT WAYNE. March 2.-Special-Six
weeks ago Earl Eugene Willard, a Chi
cago printer, commenced to write letters
to Miss Myrtle Shields, pretty eighteen
year-old orphan of New Haven. whose
home was with her guardian. Daniel Nc
kinnie, if this city. After corresponding
six weeks the couple met in this city
yesterday Willard rented a room here
and secured a marriage license. Nc
Kinnie objected to the marriage. but
the girl is of marriageabe age he
finally consented and this morning Squire
France tied the knot The groom is a
and says his father is a Cincinnati
and is very popular The happy young
couple left for Chicago at noon.
CAYUGA. March 2.-Special.-The
marriage rite uniting Andrew Swank OF
Montgomery county and Philura Will
lock of Eugem, NeTmillion county, was
performed at the residence of Postmaster
ID. Mcdonald of this place at high noon.
John O.. Hester ofiiciated in the presence
of a large number of friends and rela-
tives of the contracting parties. The
groom is seveuty-four years of age and
the bushing bride siXty-eight. They en-
joyed the occasion like young folks.
RICHMOND. March . Special. -
Thomas Il. Robinson Of Winchester, Ind.
and Miss May Woodland, teacher in the
schools Of this city. were united in mar
riage last evening according to the
custom Of the Friends church. Their
home will be al Winchester.
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4 Rcceiver Asked For.

SPRINGFIELD. March 5.-Special.-A
receiver has been asked for for Amos
Whitley & Co. harvester manufacturers.
Indebtedness, 500. 900.
MUNCIE. March 5.-Special.-The coll
lapse Of trs Ant; Whitley reaper works
at springfield. O.. and the appointing of
a receiN er caused by the foreclosing of
a mortgage by ID. p. Jefferies2and John
Foor for $780, 900. will in no way affect the
Whitley mallsable iron works owned BY
Bent Whitley and the Whitley reaper
works owned by William n. Whitley of
Muncie. The factories are in no way
connected
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\ suit for Islander.

RICHMOND. March 5.-Special.-Dr.
Joseph NJ. Bulla. coroner Of Wayne coun-
~, and a prominent physician. filed suit
this evening against DR.. w. W. thinner
man. eX-coroner Of the county. for So 600
damages for alleged SANDER The COM
plant is that the latter charged the cor
oner with rendering an unfair verdict in
the killing Of Mrs. John CAM and her
two children by the Pennsylvania rail-
road Both men are candidates for the
position of coroner
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ANOTHER SAD AFFAIR.
Youag Miss Nutter Kills Herself i'm
Hiding Her Disgrace.

PERU, Feb. 2S-Special.-The town Of
Denver. just north of here. is in the
throes of excitement over the death this
afternoon of Ella Nutter. fifteen years of
age. from the effects of an abortion by
her own hand.
She confessed TO her father that
young man named Jesse See was re-
spOnsible for her condition and had fur
nished the instrument with which the
operation was attempted a warrant
was sworn out against the young man
and officers started after him, but up TO
a late hour he had not been captured.
The feeling i'm the little town is very
bitter against young See and threats Of
lynching are heard
The girl was left without mother
when very young and her relatives have
the sympathy of the community.
If young See is brought back it is evil
dent that he will meet with swift jus
tice.
1t is thought that he has left the
cry
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Oh. Tint Wilson Bill.

ANDERSON, March 5.-Special-De-
spite the fact that the Wilson bill, ac-
cording to republican howlers, is hanging
over the country like "a death knell, the
Frankton land and improvement COM
pany closed q contract with Dunfourth
& Hall OF Cincinnati Saturday for the
location Of a shoe factory that Will
work seventy-five men. Only few days
ago new glass company was incor-
porated and located in the same town
that will furnish employment for 200
men, A tin-plate factory is now on the
string and Will be located within the
next week.
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COLUMBUS. March 5.-The motion for
a new trial Of Christ SCHNEIDER, who was
tried at the last term of court for the
white-capping of Mrs. Andy Schrader.
and a fine Of $500 imposed. was this
morning overruled and judgment rem
dered on the verdict. Schneider was un-
able to pay the fine and was remanded
to jail The eleven other defendants,
who were indicted with MIN. were or
dered to prepare for trial.
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4 secret Wedding.

JEFFERSONVILLE. March 5.-Spe-
cial.-George w. Bacha and Hattie f.
McCorkhin an clipping couple from
Louisville, We're married in this city Aug
IS, 1898, by Magistrate Keigwin. The
couple are of eminent standing and as
ISOLATED with none other than the elite
OF that city, who today learned for the
first time that they were married. Their
marriage probably would not have
gained currency had not the mother or
the bride accidentally discovered the
marriage certificate in her daughters
dresser.
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"Mrs. MinsIou,r soolhing syrun.'

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The Pay Car wrcckers Caught.

RICHMOND. March 1.-Special.-Jan.
10 an attempt was made to wreck the
Pennsylvania pay-car between here and
Cincinnati but il proved unsuccessful
The car contained $4,000. but by some
chance was not deraied. Since that
time Detective Alexander German
OF this city has been working on the
case and today arrested Clarence Farley
and George Wineholt two young men,
who made "A full confession of the deed
and were lodged i'm Jail.
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4 nov KiIled b> the Cars.

SEYMOUR. March l.-Specisl-While
lettering in the railroad yards here late
this evening Harry Francisco. aged sew
enteen a good boy. but reckless. the
only son Of a widowed mother, attempted
to jump on a moving switch engine.
when he fell under the wheels and was
crushed into an unacceptable mass.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Prize Fighting in auakerdom.

RICHMOND, March 5.-Special.-Th
particulars of prize-hght between noted
pUgilists have just been learned. II oc-
Cured Yesterday near this city and
George Boycc lightweight champion of
Indiana, Knocked George Nanzant of
Dayton, O.. out in ten rounds. NanZant
was knocked senselesS in the last round
and had to be carried from the ring
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Refused nm Approximation.

LAFAYETTE, March Special
The county commissioners this evening
refused TO grant petitions signed by
2.17O taxpayers, asking them To ap-
propriate $50. 600 for the reconstruction
of the engineering laboratory at Purdue
University. the magnificent building
which burned in January five days af-
ter its dedication
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
EXPENSIVE CHICKENS.
A Long TrinI at Marion Over Few
Garden ScratcherS

MARION. Feb. 27-SpeciaI.-Mrs Emil
" Wardwell and Jacob brook are resi-
dents Of Converse. twelve miles west
Of here. They are neighbors ana each
about fifty-fve years old.
\ coop full Of chickens belonging to
AR. brook insisted on promemadiner in
Mrs WardWelrs garden anI scratching
up her summer yegetab les She reInan-
stFstcd with their owner. but he paid
no attention TO her. Finally ner sun
john began building a fence 70 keep
Neighbor brooks chickens at houe and
here the trouble. which lad been brew
ing for some time. burst like "A bomb.
Mr.. brook called Mrs Wardwon vile
names and she brought suit against him
for $1,000 damages for Islander.
The case has been occupying the atten-
tion Of the Grant eir-.Iit court since last
Friday and over fifty witnesses have
been examined. The Jury this morning
refurued a verdict twariiug Mrs. Ward
well $50 dana ges.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
\ Mysterious BuriaI.

BRAZIL. March 5.-Special.-A sensa-
ton developed here Sunday when the
coroner and county physician went to
a cemetery two miles north of the city
and exhumed the body of a fully de-
veloped infant lying but a foot under
ground which had been mysteriously
buried by three unknown women one
day last week. An investigation is pend
ing and sensational developments are
anficinated
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
THE RIGHT TALK.
A Telegram Sent tn senator NOOr-
hees That Means business

ANDERSON, March 3.-Special.-The
democratic county committee organized
here this afternoon by electing George
T. Bebee, chairman; Mark Turner, secre-
tary. and b. W. Scott treasurer. J. J.
Netterville. John l.. Forkner. W. >.
Dycn. Frank r. Foster and G.. w
Prather were appointed an executive
committee. The county ticket will he
selected by primary election Saturday
March "A. The feeling Of the democrats
in this county about the Wilson bill is
indicated by the following telegram
which the committee sent TO Senator
Voorhees,:
The democratic committee Of Madison
county. state of Indiana, the largest
manufacturing county in the gas belt
assembled for organization today de-
mand that no concessions be made 10
local protectionists; that the Wilson bin
be reported to the senate at once and
such measures taken IS viii insure us
speedy passage.
GEORGE 7. BEBEE. Chairman
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wndner Not Guilty.

PORTLAND. March Special.-The
jury in the case Of Cornelius Nadner.
charged with murder I'm the first degtce,
returned a verdict of not guilty today.
Wadner was alleged To have poisoned lis
wife last June. There Is still ar mdiyt-
ment against him Tor assault an1 battery
with intent 10 commit Murder. but il
will probably he dismissed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Browns Bed, viii March On.

COLUMBUS. March 1.-The friends
Of Cyrus Brown. who shot and
killed his wife here August last. and
who is 10 be hanged at JeffersonviTle
April 20. have asked TO have his body
buried by that of his murdered wife in
New Hope cemetery. but the dead
woman's brother refused and the trus-
tees by unanimous vote refused to al
low Browns body to he buried anywhere
in New Hope cemetery.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
KNIGHTS or HONOR.
New Officers Elected aad the Next
Meeting Place Fixed.

New Officers Elected aad the Next
Meeting Place Fixed.
EVANSVILLE. Feb ESPECIAL The
grand lodge knights OF Honor of Indiana
closed two days session here today.
The following new officers for the en-
suing year were elected: J. II. Smith of
Button. grand dictator: Philip Klein of
Evansville grand vice-dictator; A. c.
Beecher of Lagrange. grand assistant
dictator; @. W. Jacobs Of Jefferscnville.
grand reporter: :. W Wales Of Indian
apolis grand treasurer: ". s. Lees Of
Cannelton, grand trustee; y. 5. Win
nings of Indianapolis. grand supreme
representative. and G. A. SchwartZel Ct
Nincennes, alternate. Mr.. Schwartzel is
also grand medical examiner
LoganspOrt was selected as the place
Of the next meeting
Hereafter delegates will be allowed >
cents instead of 8 cents mileage each
way
\ big banquet and ball attended by
nearly 500 guests wound up the pro-
ceedings
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
ReIIc Hon.cr.s Fate.

Marion, March 5.-Special.-Th sad
case Of Belle Houser. who has lost her
mind from the excessive use Of cigarettes
and whose best days will probably be
spent in asylum, recalls the days
when she was beautiful and highly
cultivated young girl in the best society
Of Ko<omo. She was at that time high
~ respected. Her real name was Lena
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07

EVANSVILLE. March Especial
Kirtley Chambers, a conductor. on the
z. & L., was killed at Plainville about
9:45 this morning He was hanging on
the ladder of a freight train and struck
a cattle-guard, which brushed him off
and killed him. He leaves a widow and
a baby.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Two Hundred Converted.

MITCHELL. March 1.-Special.-A
wonderful revival meeting has just
closed at the methodist episcopal church
here Nearly 200 persons have been con
yerted and thirty-iive have prOfessed
sanctification The Rev H. s. Headen
is the pastor and assisted by the
Rev. William Teller of Bloomington.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Important Coat Land Purchase.

TERRE HAUTE, March 3.-Special-
The new Kanawha coal and mining COM
pany Of Chicago purchased 400 acres of
coal land twelve miles from this city for
$40 GOO The purchase was negotiated by
Lorraine +. Bowyer. Vice-pTesident and
manager of the company, who is we'll
known i'm the Cincinnati and Kanawha
coal trade,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
VIII BE Tried i'm vieo.

TERRE HAUTE, March SPECIAL
John Huhsman. who shot and killed
Gustav Cline at Clintonlocks. Park coun-
ty, about two months ago was brought
here from Rockville today and lodged
in Jail. He will be tried i'm this county
on change of venue on account of the
alleged prejudice against him there.
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TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
WILLIAM STANLEY ARRESTED,
CHARGED WITH a SERIOUS CRIME.

He Confined Her In "a Room with Her
Child and Turned the Gas On-other
state News--No New Trial for White
Capper observation-disclosures Burned
Ip-Hand~ome Residence Destroyed
lay Fire-KiIIcd by Horse-An
Ee-Iy Spring snake Story-FOUnd
Guilty OF Murder at Corydon-A Big
Land Levy<
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NOBLESVILLE. Feb. 27-Special.--
John Pryor. for years a prominent bust
ness man II this city. died today OF
heart disease. His son. Wilbur. was en-
gagged in street fight and was carried
home IN an unconscious condition. The
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07

WABASH, March Especially west
bound Nicllle freight train ran down and
killed Samuel Stefiie. aged fifty, prom
inent farmer of the southern part of
Kosciusko county, this morning. Stefie
was walking along the line and failed to
step out of the way of locomotive soon
enough. No blame attaches to the com
pany.
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deceased had been informed that his son
had been killed and -wiTile going up the
stairs TO the boys room to ascertain the
truth of the rumor. the excitement Of
the moment led to- a severe attack OF
heart disease. He fell ON the steps and
expired in a few moments.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Hendsomc residence nurned.

ROCKVILLE, March Especial
John Powers's handsome residence and
all Of its contents. including many valu-
able relics burned to the ground today
from a defective fiue. Mr. Powers and
his housekeeper were very sick at the
time
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Webster and she became the wife Of
Charles Hauscf- or Kokomo. Her Won
derful beauty brought her many adj
mirers and eventually she departed from
the path of virtue and has gradually
sunk lower and lower until she is COM
plete wreck Before coming here she
was at Anderson and Logansport. where
she cut quite a swath in the society of
the demi-monde
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-03-07
Three Horses and Barn Burned.

WABASH, March - Special. - John
Oswaltss barn. north of Wabash burned
this afternoon. Three horses We're burned
TO death and three more We're frightfully
scorched. Considerable grain, hay and
several vehicles burned, the total loss
being $500. The fire started from a
spark from a mill stack
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Killed hN a Horse.

ROCKVILLE. March Especial
Sylvesta Wiley was killed at Philan-
throphy, O., by his horse kicking him and
fracturing his skull.
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The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

messed, and by thinking people this
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The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

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