The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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The strike Of the packing house butch
ers has not yet reached Kansas City.
Vice-President Stevenson left his home
in Bloomington, III, for Washington.
Crops in the vicinity Of Lancaster. Pa.
were damaged by a storm Of wind and
rain.
Fire at Marion. Ia. destroyed s125,oo0
worth Of property in the business part Of
the town.
Gold TO the amount of s1.315ooo has
been engaged for shipment from New
York today.
The steamer Normannia which sailed
for Hamburg from New York, took Out
SS50,O0O in gold.
\ severe storm prevailed near Della
ware, Q. Barns were struck by light
ming and consumed.
At Cincinnati Mrs. John Kaufman at
tempted TO kill Emil Schmidt, receiver Of
her husbands brewery.
Governors Rich and Mckinley were
given a reception upon their arrival az
Saulte Ste Marie, Mich.
Kara the juggler. has sailed for Ion
don, where he is under engagement at
the Alhambra for season.
Governors Rich Of Michigan and Nc
Kinley Of Ohio with their families viii
make tour of the great lakes.
Rob Roy and Frank Eg5n, two Of the
Morrillton band Of boy bandits, have
been captured near Little Rock.
Navajos from Utah are slaughtering
deer in MOntrOse county, Colorado. Dep
uues have been sent to arrest them.
Warden Stephenson. who fed 10
Rochester from Canada Wednesday, has
left liabilities amounting 10 100000.
At Asbury Park. Robert Blee mayor
of Cleveland, fell down a flight of stairs
at the Coleman house and broke his arm.
At Roslyn, Wash, Bill Tequancy. an
indian, while lodged in jail for the night
set fire to his cell and was burned TO
crisp
Fire destroyed the ornamental iron
work establishment of d. Petit & Co,
Philadelphia. Loss, $4,000; partly in
sured.
At Chicago Henry Dohme shot and
killed his wife and fatally wounded him
self. He was out OF money and couldn't
find work.
The trouble with the mutinous con-
victs at Tracy City. Tenn, ended by the
convicts surrendering and coming out of
the mine.
The British ship Cambrian Chief. sup
posed TO have been lost en- route to Co
Quimbo, is reported safe in harbor at
Taltal. Chile.
The bridge at Stratford. O., gave way
with a seif-propelling thresher- Engineer
George smith and Edmond Skeef were
killed. Both leave families.
The Illinois building and loan associa-
ton Of Springfield, Is short So, 600. The
assets are S734 1873; liabilities. $Sl6, 725.
Suit viii be brought at once.
A torrid term that has few parallels in
the history Of Iowa terminated i'm a drop
Of fOrty-five degrees in temperature from
80 TO 81 No rain has fallen.
The British ship Shand0n is long over
due at San Francisco from Calcutta and
the English underwriters are exhibiting
signs Of alarm for her safety.
Governor Waite has finally issued an
order recalling the militia from Cripple
Creek He says he thinks the trouble
IN the great gold camp is ended.
The Chino sugar factory at Chino. Cal,
the largest factory and refinery in the
United States has started up. lis output
is 40 tons of refined sugar per day.
Chris Evans was killed by his seven
teen-year-old son, Bud, in Hamblen
county, Tenn Evans was drunk and had
shot the boy with a Winchester rifle.
The civil service commission viii hold
an examination on Aug. 9 for the office
Of draughtsman in the bureau OF stats
tics, treasury department, al $1,000 per
annum.
Edward O'Kelly, who is serving 4 SEN
tence in the Colorado penitentiary for
the murder of Boo Ford, slayer of Jesse
James at Creole, has applied for ID
pardon.
Benjamin T. Tufts. head mail clerk on
the ChicagO-IOwa City run on the Chi
cago, Rock Island & Pacific road. has
been arrested charged with stealing
money from the mails.
Governor Flower Of New York has can
celied a warrant issued in 1892 for the
eXtradition Of Moritz Bauer, accused OF
swindling a man named Silverstein OF
Peoria, H., out of $500.
Judgment has been rendered against
Democratic State Treasurers Bates and
Kohn Of Wisconsin for interest on state
funds retained during their terms Of Of
fee, 1870 to 1878, aggregating SlS1, 015.
At Georgetown, O., Edward Howard
Jones, on trial for the fourth time for the
murder of his son. for the fourth
time convicted OF murder i'm the first de-
gree. The jury spent sixteen hours in
consultation.
Charles +. Dana and +. NJ Luther,
two Well-knOWn st. Paul men, were
drowned at Isle Royal by the capsizing
of their fishing boat. Pierce Butler,
county attorney, was rescued after cling
ing to the boat several hours.
George n. Wells. aged forty-seven.
bookkeeper for the Royal cigar company
of St. Louis. ended his life by taking
morphine re is short between $1,000
and $4,000. Wells was "A native Of Evans
vile. where he is well connected.
The secretary of war has RENTED the
unexecuted part OF the sentence in The
case of Private CedarQuist at
Omaha barracks. who was sentenced 20
fine and imprisonment for refusing 10
engage in target practice on Sunday.
An attachment has been issued for
Adjt.-Gen. Tarsney. who had disregarded
a subpoena 10 appear before The grand
jury as a witness. He viii be brought To
Colorado Springs from Denver under ar
rest upon his return from Kansas City.
number of suits have been begun
in the supreme court against the New
York Times publishing company by stock
holders Of that corporation 10 set aside
the subscriptions FOR stock on the ground
that the subscriptions were obtained by
fraudulant misrepresentation.
Manager Nat Roth has decided 10
change the title of the opera IN which
Miss Della Fox Is 10 make her debut as
a star at the Casino New York, FROM
THE Trooper 10 THE Little Recruit"
The first rehearsal Of the piece has al
ready been held.
Among the European attractions which
the Rosenfeld brothers propose to bring
10 this country next season Is a troop
OF marionettes. numbering between 500
and 600. which has recently completed
"A years engagement i'm Vienna and Is
now playing In ST. Petersburg.
II Is not generally known that Sarna
the white Demon and Baio, the lady
blcyclist, who recently appeared at Kos
ter & Bial's and who are now At the