The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Amsterdam.
Weavers' union are on a strike at New
Bedford. Mass.
Street car strikers are making trouble
in San Antonio. Tex.
The Commercial bank at Ludington,
Mich. has collapsed.
The British man-of-war Mohawk has
arrived at Greytown-
Incendiaries caused some disastrous
fires in Florence, s. c.
The Hon John Baughman Of Wooster.
O.. died Of heart disease.
The Northwest interstate fair in Ia
coma has been dedicated.
/. NJ. Logan was arrested in Kansas
city. He Is noted fire bug.
A. b. Cross, a veteran architect Of
Kansas City. died of apoplexy.
George Kohlick of Tresco. Pa, was
stabbed 10 death by his wife
The citizens Of Winona. Mimi, are hav-
ing trouble with Polish rioters.
The parochial catholic schools of Kan
| sas City have been abandoned
James Douglass. a negro. was shot ard
killed on a farm near Pittsburg
Clifton r. Breckenridge Of Arkansas
has resigned his seat in congress
The national convention of harness
| makers is in session at Pittsburg.
The corn crop in Ohio has declined
80 per cent. within the last month.
Forest fires are destroying much prop
erty in the vicinity of Victoria. B. c.
The Chicago stock Yards switching
fee Of - per car has been abandoned.
The great camp of the knights of
| Maccabees OF Ohio was held in Toledo
William G. Taylor was hanged at Pu-
| 1gl a for Fpea Ii
Miss Flora McCrossin of CedarviIle.
o., has been arrested for horse stealing.
New cotton is beginning to arrive in
Memphis II brings 10 cents per pound.
Five persons were injured. two fatally.
by a. rear-end collision at Trenton No.
DR.. Louis b. Talman of Pittsburg has
| been arrested for Kidnapping Eben Byers.
Col. John Atkins of Denver. managing
editor of the Rocky Mountain News, is
dead.
Three notorious bandits were killed
after desperate fight near Chilpancino,
Mex.
J. w. Edgerly. a prominent merchant
| and banker of OttUmwa, Ia. died in
Paris.
The steamship Campania reduced the
transatlantic record by nearly three
hours.
OIL and natural gas in enormous guam
titles have been struck near Florence,
italy.
Marion Martin and son Of Huntington.
w. Va. were badly injured in a run
away.
Miss Goldman. the anarchist convict.
has been released from BlackwelIs
island.
The seventh centenary of Saint An
thony will be cCmmemorated at Butler,
~, $1,000. ,,r, ,,o,,,5 "a -.
vile. Fla, for an assault upon a Miss
Proofs.
Mrs. Daniel Margarit was killed and
her son fatally injured in a runaway at
Lima, Q.
Corn crops in the vicinity of Moawe-
qua, H. are reported to be the heaviest
| for years.
Thirty thousand people witnessed a
| sham battle between United States troops
at Chicago
Rumor has it that the Rev. 4. P. Cobb
of Springfield is lost in the mountains
Of Colorado.
The receipts in the Internal revenue
! office of Pittsburg for the past three days
were $270.S72.
The remainder of the commonwealers
in Washington must either leave the city
| or go to jail.
A gang Of white caps, composed of
Sioux City, Ia.
Frank Proteous of Kalamazoo. Mich
shot and killed his wife, installing her
for a burglar.
The grand castle of the Knights of
the Golden Eagle, held in Grayson, Ky,
has adjourned.
No motive has yet been discovered for
the suicide Of the California man in
Kearney. Neb.
Chief Malaboch and 200 of his followers
have been imprisoned at Pretoria, South
African republic.
Bush & Epps's mailing plant, near
Chicago, was destroyed by fire. Loss
500, 600; insured.
Twenty-seven miles of street railway
are tied up in San Antonio, Tex, ac-
count OF a strike.
William Vogel. a wealthy New York
clothier. committed suicide after having
killed his mistress.
Yellow fever is thought TO have been
| brought to New Orleans by the British
l steamship Architect.
The annual meeting Of the United
Vapor stove manufacturers association
was held in Cleveland.
Burton c. Cook of Chicago is dying
from brain trouble. He was once a close
friend Of Abraham Lincoln.
Hammond Grossly & Co.'S planning and
saw-miu. near Marionville. Pa, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss. 100000.
The Ashland. Ky, coal and iron COM
pany has resumed operations after an
| idleness of nearly six months.
The Danville and Grape Creek, H.
| miners have declared the strike of. They
SO to work at their old wages.
Theodore S. Baron & Co, manufactur-
ers Of knit underwear, of New York
| have failed. Liabilities, $125,000.
G. L. Niehoff. a Chicago bank defaulter
was arrested in Brighton, III. He has
been at large more than a year
Thomas, an eighteen-year-old boy, shot
and killed David Hall, near Bristol
| Tenn. Revenge was the motive.
c. z. Clapp, a deputy United States
marshal, narrowly escaped lynchfng by
moonshiners near Bristol, Tenn.
Admiral Razvisoff, commander of the
naval forces at Constantine, was assas-
| sinated by a discharged employe
Il is probable that the gold standard
will be put in operation in British Hon
duras within the next few months.
! An organized band of house burners
has been apprehended in Chicago. They
were in the employ of anarchists.
James r Young. and Lucien Ondin of
New York has been appointed receivers
| of the Staten dying establishment.
John Fields. the notorious outlaw and
| ex-convict Of FIT. Gibson. Ind. T, was
| killed while trying to avoid arrest.
Conductor Goodman who killed Col
| Fl. G. Parsons of Covington. Va, was SEN
| fenced to eighteen years Imprisonment.
/ The whisky trust offers to take $500 -