The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-27

The Missouri is still rising at Nebraska
City.
The storm did considerable damage at
Pekin, Ill.
\ cyclone wrecked several buildings at
Three tax collectors were killed by Span
ish peasants.
The khedive of Egypt left Alexandria for
Constantinople.
banquet in honor of Justice White was
given in New Orleans.
The first woman TO be admitted to the
New York bar is Miss Melle s. Titus.
The state supreme court of Missouri de-
cided that a failing firm may prefer cred
itors.
Miss Frances Willard. president of the
". G. I. T., was given reception at
Boston.
William and Eddie Loz were struck by
lightning near Lockhaven, Pa, and fatally
Injured.
Gen. Won Kreighomer, the Austrian min
lister of war; broke his arm in a carriage
accident.
At Scranton. Pa. the e Robinson & Son
brewery was damaged by fire to the ex-
tent OF $4,000.
The twelfth annual convention Of the
National association of master plumbers
began at Detroit.
Prof. Julius Field Kellogg of Northwest
ern university died, the result of injuries
received in fall.
The Fail river steamer Plymouth ran on
the rocks in Long Island sound. She is
not badly damaged
There have been sixty cases of cholera
and fifteen deaths at Jemeppes, a village of
Belgium, near Liege.
Henry 9. Turner was renominated for
congress by the democrats of the Eley-
enth Georgia district.
A jury was secured in the case of As
sassin Prendergast Speeches of counsel
will be heard Monday.
At Racine, Wis. George Bates. a burglar.
who was shot by OFFICER Bassinger at
Western Union junction, died.
There were turbulent scenes in the Ital-
ian chamber during the debate on the gov
ernments financial measures.
The Hyatt school slate factory at Bangor.
Pa, was destroyed by fire today. The loss
will reach $4,000; insurance. $4,000.
1t has been definitely settled that the
Vigilant and Valkyrie will engage in their
first contest on the Clyde on July 5.
The American institute of homeopathy.
in session at Denver, decided 10 hold the
next annual meeting at Newport, r. l.
At Nanceburg, Ky. Yves Osborne. aged
forty, shot and instantly killed Hiram
Adams aged eighteen. They had quar-
relied.
At Raymond. H.. James b. Seward and
his wife were thrown from their carriage
by their horses running away and both
killed.
The grand jury found an Indictment
against Henry F. Ziegenheim. city collector
of St. Louis He is charged with embez-
Element.
w y. j..
drowned himself in the Passaic river. He
had been removed as chief engineer of the
city water works.
The duchess of York. wife of prince
George of Wales, heir presumptive to the
throne of the united kingdom, was safely
delivered of a son.
At Patterson, Tenn, Henry Baton and
William ChOate were struck by lightning
and instantly killed and Jeston Warner
and William Dixon badly shocked.
Emperor William. accompanied by the
empress and by Prince Adelbert, his third
son, started for kiel in order to attend the
regatta Of the Imperial yacht club.
y. 3. Stotts, editor of a populist paper
at Garden City, kas.. and former partner
Of eX-Adjt.-Gen. ArtZ, was arrested al
Garden City on a charge OF burglary
At Pleasant Gap. Pa, the boiler of
Charles Bilger & Bros. saw mill exploded,
killing Nelson bigger, one of the prOprie-
tors. and fatally scalding Herbert Bilger
1t is said that the Russian police have
discovered a mine which it was intended
to explode beneath the train carrying the
car 10 the army maneuvers in Central
Russia.
The prince of Wales has agreed to a
match between the Britannia and Nigilant.
to take place at Cowes during the race
week at Goodwood. in the first part OF
August.
A. G. Sattley. president and cashier OF
the Kansas City deposit and savings bank
which he and ]. c. Darragh are accused
of wreclsing. was placed on trial at In
dependence, kaS.