The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-07

up in a handkerchief. He fired at short
range and Brown staggered and fell.
While he lay groaning on the floor Alex
ander walked up TO him and commanded
him to shut up" and at the same time
fired another shot into his body. He
then walked outside and remained a
short time, when he again entered the
house and looked at Brown. Being sat
isfied that he had fully accomplished his
purpose. he went home and afterward
came to town and surrendered TO the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
statement appeared in the TT
Wayne Journal of Monday morning to
the effect that the Rev. DR. Wolpert's
resignation az presiding elder OF this
district of the methodist episcopal church
was not due TO i'll health as claimed,
but was result Of a plagiarism which
has been lodged against him 1t Is
claimed that a sermon delivered by him
at Goshen recently was taken down in
short hand, and when compared with
some noted minister's sermon was iden-
teal. The report. whether true or
false. will no doubt have a damaging
effect upon him. We understand how
ever, that like most things of this char
acter, this has two sides to il, and il
would be well for every one to withhold
criticism and judgment until the other
side can be presented. We have. of
course no means Of knowing the facts.
but many excellent men have been
charged with a similar offense and suf-
fered no permanent or lasting injury.
The thoughts Of men sometimes run in
similar channels and bring forth con-
clus1ons very much alike. To any one
acquainted with DR.. Wolpert it would
be idle to say that he would be Obliged
to use the words, thoughts or arguments
of another. 1t is an easy charge TO
make against a man, and sometimes
such charges are the work of Jealous
hands. There are many things to be
considered before a person occupying
his position should be condemned Wait
until he fully RECEIVERS from his sickness.
-Kendallville Sun
He's here. He's been here three days
He came from somewhere in the East
ard his business is to stimulate the A.
+. A. business. This is what he has
said to a number Of members of this
order. including business men, and they
tell il to the Bulletin. The fellow is
tall, spare built man Of rather pleasant
address and black eyes and mustache
Here is the way he reports the stand
ing in Anderson. There are now 400
a. p. A. voters in the city and a ladies'
auxiliary is forming. The convention in
session at Bloomington. ILL., this week
is stimulating the order in Indiana Hi
noiS, Iowa. Missouri and Wisconsin. He
claims that there is no especial need Of
an A. p. a. movement here now. There
has been no demand upon the part Of
any one for an Interference Of this char
acter, but the fellow believes-if he is
to BIO beiieved-that the eye Of the pro
testant should be kept upon the Ander-
son schools, and he insists that he and
his 400 will keep their 800 eyes on the
schools. In the meantime there has been
no complaint made Of our public schools
The teachers are considered Competent
and aff1pfanf n Of
sectarianism has been complained of.
The only trouble is to head of one fell
low from driving little children into the
snow 10 eat their monday lunch and
the taking of of shoes in another school
in the search for four pennies. Up to
date the catholic church or pope at
Rome had not been accused Of being
responsible for these things. But here 5
the rub. The A. p. A. in Anderson has
set politicians thinking.
President Smart continues to be over
run with letters Of sympathy and offers
Of assistance from every quarter. indi-
eating the widespread interest felt in
Purdue university and solicitude for it's
prosperity. Among these, additional 10
those previously mentioned, are letters
from Dr. John L. Irwin, superintend-
emit of schools FIT. Wayne; ex-President
Joseph F. futile of Wabash college, the
Rev. John T. Coyle of North Adams,
Mass; the Rev. f. E.Dewhurst of Plym-
outh church. Indianapolis; L. NJ.
Crist Of Thorntown and Acting Regent
d. J. Bu1rill of the Illinois state uni
versity at Champaign, whose telegram
has already been published. DR.. Bur-
rill said they were hard worked. both
students and professors, at Champaign,
but would like to know if they could
help in any way, and if so, to command
them DR.. w. r. Moffitt sent in an UNI
conditional subscription of $50. The Call
is also in receipt of the following point
ed and pithy epistle:
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Jan. q.
''The Evening Call, City-Gents: You
may please add our name to the sub
scribers for tine rebuilding of the Pur-
due shops with $780, Respectfully yours,
'LEOB * HENE"
The architect is already at work on
plans for the reconstruction OF the lab
oratory building, and they will be ready
in a week. The wood shops will be
ready probably next week TO resume
work The Call has asked DR.. Smart
to make a definite statement of the eX-
act situation of affairs and what the
university must have, and at once, for
the information of the public. and he has
promised to do so at the earliest posi-
BILE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Call.