The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-23

istration of the CAMERON colony, West
Africa, has fed.
The French miners of Spring Valley. ILL.,,
have given their consent 70 allow fifteen
men to work in No. 1 mine at the fire.
Lightning set fire to the National man
ufacturing company at Worcester. Mass.
1t was totally destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
The republican congressional convention
of the Second Kansas district put in an
other full Gay bdllOting without result
Congressman John Dalzell and William
A Stone were renomnated by Pennsyl-
vania republicans without opposition
The indictments against the officers of
the Guarantee investment company for run
ming lottery were quashed at St. Louis.
None of the bodies of the men lost in the
attempt TO rescue the crew of the schooner
Shupe, near Port Huron, have been recov-
Eight finely bred horses were burned in
the destruction of James l.. Boswelfs barn
at Carrollton, Ky. Loss. $4,000; insurance.
At Beaver Falls. Pa, Thomas ". Phil
lips was nominated for congress by the re-
publicans of the Twenty-fifth congressional
district.
AT Tower. Mimi, settlers attempted to
lynch Harry Mees. attorney for lumbermen
in disputed land cases. Mees was seriously
injured.
Near Bailey, Ca. John Dyau shot and
killed William McEachen and seriously
wounded his brother Andrew. They had
quarreled.
Judge Chapman of Nebraska CITY holds
that he has jurisdiction over the dispute Of
Bishop Bonacum and Father Corbett and
will try the case June s.
The Traders bank of Tacoma suspended
payment This bank failed last summer
and reopened a few months ago. 1t Is said
all depositors will be paid.
At New Haven the old Northampton
freight long wharf burned. together with
a number Of freight cars and considerable
merchandise. Loss. $4,000.
An effort is being made TO organize the
al to-
march to the West Virginia hel6s and
force the miners to come out.
Judge Mcconnell ordered the sale of the
Garfield park race track at Chicago. The
numerous creditors of the track
1t is thought that W. S. Hockey of Har-
ward was a member of the sailing party
he drowned with the others.
Additional reports from the wreck at
Standing Rock tunnel will increase the cas-
ualties. Jim Ryan and John Hill. two of
the train men. had their skulls crushed.
The Swiss rider. Lesna, won the long dis
lance bicycle race from Bordeaux to Paris,
having covered the distance in twenty-five
hours, eleven minutes and seven seconds.
Officials of the Crank Trunk railroad an
nounced on the Chicago board of trade that
pending a settlement of the coal strike no
more grain will be received for shipment.
AT a mass meeting of railroad men at Co
lumbus. o., in the interests of the American
railway union, resolutions were adopted Of
the miners.
At Minneapolis Judge Russell sentenced
Alderman Robins to pay a fine of 800 or in
default spend ninety days in jail for the
publication of letter criminally lbelling
Mayor Eustis.
James Morris, colored the fourth and
last of those indicted a Nashville Tenn,
for completely in the thirty-five-thou
dollar robbery from the Adams express
company, was arrested.
At Cleveland. Tenn, DR.. Albert 2. Crit
fifth of Jasper shot and fatally
wounded in the breast by w. S. Stickley
OF the Bon Air mines. The two men quar-
relied over a game of pool.
Fire starting in the United States ap-
praser's Office at Boston and extending
to the bonded warehouse caused a loss
to the government of about one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
At Merrill Wis, the Central manufacture
ing company's sash, door and blind factory
was struck by lightning and consumed by
fire. Loss, $4,000 on buildings and $50, 900
on stock. Insurance, $4,000
Mrs. Patrick Tregent, widow Of Patrick
Tregent- a former resident of Detroit
Mich. is about to begin proceedings for a
dover interest in about $4,000 600 worth of
property situated in Hyde park, Chicago.