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

stated on high authority that the coming
encyclical viii be in tone conciliatory to-
ward Russia.
Andrew Franklin, a veteran Of the
war of 1912. who lives in Coffey county.
Kansas. and is 102 years old. will likely
be given pension OF $50 monthly.
The marquis Of Lansdowne. ex-vice-
roy of India has left Calcutta for En-
gland. and the earl OF Elgin, the new
Niceroy, has been installed in office.
Noel and Mears. the two men arrested
on suspicion of being implicated in the
murder of Reed a Dublin and who were
| discharged. have sailed for America
At Barboursville KY, William Reed
or. "A young man. was shot and
| killed by Deputy City Marshal James
Bowman Reeder had resisted arrest.
There is movement on foot among
the labor unions in Cincinnati 70 get
up a formidable petition favoring gov
eminent ownership of the telegraph.
At St Paul Carlton s. TarbeI. ship
ping clerk Of the Northwest general
electric company and wife We're over
come by the fumes from gas stove.
National Secretary Patrick Mcbride Of
! the United mine workers union says he
expects a coal miners strike in every
state in the union within few months
At New York the Worthngton pump
company moved before Justice Barrett
| for the appointment of a receiver for
the Thompson Houston electric company.
Reports from different Pittsburg min
| ing districts indicate that the miners
have failed to obey the general strike
order, and the greater number OF pits
are working.
After d conference the executive COM
mittee Of the street car strikers of
Bridgeport. Conn, announced that the
men will go back to work at the COM
panys terms.
Republicans decided 10 contest the
| constitutionality of the apportionment
of the legislature senatorial and con-
gressional districts Of Illinois by the
last Legislature.
Near Raleigh. y. c.. l. Bowman Of
Richmond and the Rev. Mr.. Shaw of
Portsmouth. Va, were killed and Mr.
Brodie of Wauentown seriously injured
in Il railroad wreck.
J. r. Rigsby a messenger for the
Adams express company, who has been
running on the Louisville Southern.
charged with embeZzling $500 from the
company, was arrested.
Fifty reyolutionists, who recently rode
into Teoxthan. state OF MoreIlo. Mexico
shouting. viva Santa Ana Perez; viva
Ia religion" have been arrested and inn
prisoned in Cuscinavaca.
In the Memphis district court DR. L.
II. Bate was awarded a verdict Of S2O-
600 damages against the Citizens street
railroad company for injuries received
in being struck by a car.
Four churches OF Englewood, a Chi
cago suburb. took up the question Of the
| increased tax on whisky and adopted
memorials to congress, asking for a $50
| tax per gallon on that liquor.
The memory of the American naval
heroes who lost their lives in the great
storm at Apia in March, 1889, was hon
~. -
memorial window at Annapolis.
At Guthrie, O. T., Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tave =. Tyson and Miss Minnie Chap
man, teachers in the Sac and Fox IN
dian school, were drowned while at
| tempting to ford Deep Fork creek.
Gold. silver and lead have been discov-
| cred in Spruce hill. near Bonneville.
| Ross county, Ohio, by 4. ". Stretcher
| Of Xenia, who became wealthy by SINH
lar discoveries in California forty years
| ago.
John p. Koetting, cashier of the de-
| funct South Side savings bank Of Mil
waukee, who was last night found
guilty OF receiving deposits after he
knew the bank was insolvent, got five
| years
While Bridge Waterman John Lively
was closing the draw Of the bridge at
| Bridgeport. Ala. a heavy gust Of wind
| blew him into the river, and before he
could De rescued ne SdilA anu was
| drowned.
At Council Bluffs Ia, Mrs. William
Seidentop. ir., an old lady who followed
the teachings of Christian science, spread
rough-on-rats on a piece Of bread and
ate it. She refused to have doctor un-
til too late.
Near Shawnee, H.. three members Of
a camping party fell out of a skiff in
which they were rowing in the Ohio
river and two Of them, AlonZo Crandell
and William II. Hughey of Mt. Carmel
were drowned.
The WoOd-Maude milling company,
which had its hominy mill at st. Louis,
one of the largest in the country.
destroyed by fire Jan 8, with a loss OF
over 100000. lost its charter through
a provision OF the state law.
Wells, Fargo s, Co. place the bullion
product Of the states and territories
west of the Missouri river. including
British Columbia, at $104. 600. 600, consist
ing Of $50, 100000 geld, SOS 600. 900 silver,
$24, 900 copper and S7.000,000 lead.
John Shea, the wealthy railroad con-
tractor, who shot and killed Walker
Mills a prominent negro politician OF
Knoxville, Tenn, at Saturdays cleo
ton, was discharged from custody, he
lyrOying a clear case of Self-defenSe.