The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04

dinner and died within a few hours. The
deceased has been identified with the
public interests Of Hamilton county for
a quarter Of a century. widow and
four children, all of the latter married,
survive him. Mr.. Musselman was born
in Germany in 1928.
MADISON. March .-Special-James
A. Officer. sr.. ged seVenty-nine years,
died last last night. Mr.. Officer was the
father of V X. officer OF the state board
Of agriculture and was one Of the old
est and most highly-respected citizens OF
Jefferson county. a widow. three sons
and one daughter survive
BRAZIL, March 2S.-Special.-"Grand-
ma" Callahan dropped dead at her homs
at Clay City while all alone Tuesday
afternoon, from apOplexy or heart fail
ure. as supposed, aged sixty years. She
the wife of miner who was at
work in the mine at the time the sud-
den summons came.
NOBLESVILLE, March 30.-Special.-
Peter Closer. one Of the early settlers Of
Cicero last night of congestion OF the
stomach and bowels, aged seventy years.
The deceased was identified with the
early history Of this section Of the state.
MARTINSVILLE, March 27.-Spe-
cial.-Mrs Barbara Fukerson, aged
siXty-nine years. is dead after ten weeks
Of intense suffering from cancer OF tha
stomach. Her husband, W. L. Fulker~
son, TO whom she was married In ls4Is
survives her. without children.
PRINCETON. March S1-Special.-
James y. Stugous aged seventy-four,
died this afternoon at his residence in
this city He was a consistent member
Of the united presbyterian church. re-
tired farmer and one Of the Oldest resi-
dents Of this county
THORNTOWN, March 2S.-special.--
David @. Ward. one Of the earliest
pioneers OF central Indiana, died in this
city this morning. aged ninety-four. His
life companion still survives him, who -
almost the same age, but her death Is
hourly expected.
GREENSBURG. March 3O-Special--
Last night Cecil Harrison attended a
party At IL o'clock at night he was
taken with violent attack Of asthma
and was taken TO the house OF a friend
near by, where he died early this morn
ing.
GOSHEN. March -Special.-Thomas
H. Daily, cashier Of the City national
bank of this city. died suddenly in
dentists operating chair this afternoon
after an application of cocaine prepara-
tory to having a tooth extracted.
LOOGOOTEE. March SO-Special-z
Mrs. Charles Bell died at the home Of
her father, J. w. Crook, OF this place
after lingering illness Of typhoid fever,
and a child Of Mr.. Seal of Bedford was
brought here for burial
PERU. March 2S.-Special.-Mrs. Will-
lam JaInison died tonight of lock-JawS
the result OF having a tooth extracted
after much suffering. Her husband Is a
prominent contractor here
ANDERSON, March 3O.-Special-Un-
Gle John Mcdonald, aged seventy-four,
died at his home in this city today. He
was one of the oldest and best known
residents Of the county
.frN
vid Pierce, aged sixty-four. dropped dead
today at noon in this city. During the
war he was a member Of company Z, 81
Indiana infantry.
NORTH MANCHESTER, March 31.-s
Special.-Cal Cowgirl died at midnight
He has been lying almost at the pong
of death for some three weeks or moro
Of lung trouble.
LOOGOOTEE, March 30-Special.--
Mrs. McCatee an aged and highly rel
spected lady. died today at the home Of
her son-in-law, A. T. Alderman, Of this
city.