The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
GENERAL STATE NEWS.

The northern Indiana. Illinois and Ohio
synod began a three days session at Peru
Tuesday.
Buck" Smith. well-Enown character
Of Rockville, dropped dead from heart dis
ease Tuesday.
The KnightstOyyn water works plant, re-
Gently competed, was accepted by the city
council Tuesday.
Afuncie people say they have had enough
sensations during the past week 20 do
them the remainder OF the year.
Madison is said to have suicide club,
and already some half a dozen members
have coined the silent majority"
DR.. Robert Williams of Rome City died
on Sunday morning last after long i'll
ness Of consumption.
The Darnel iron works. Muncie. were
sold by the sheriff Tuesday for $4,000,
tust one-third of the appraised value.
South Bends wants are very numerous.
Among them are a new hotel, public
library building and suppression OF gamb-
lnig dens.
The project for opening a canal between
Lake Michigan and Lake Erie IS by no
means a dead question. 1t is taking
shape and is liable to become fixed enter
prise.
A change of venue was granted BY
Justice Adair in the case of Mrs. Boyer
vs. the city Of Kendallville. The suit Will
be heard at the next session OF the Whit
The Indiana synod of presbyterian min
listers will meet at L0gansport the second
Tuesday in October, 1895. The question
OF establishing an Indiana Chautauqua
at Cedar Lake, Starke county, VIII De
among the questions considered at the
meeting.
s.. Joseph county will pay the cost in
curraI by the smallpox epidemic az
Wa-kerson, about 5000 up TO the present
time. The house occupied by Dr. Doud
h. Awlz 40
soon a. r. caAl be vacated, as IL VIII De
Impossible lo perfectly disinfect Il.
The Huntington Morning News, after
precarfous existence Of six months. sus-
pended publication Tuesday, and the pro-
priet0r. Ellis Se1rles, wiz resume the Sun
dav Morning News. a weekly journal. The
Daily News was never a success, there
being no fed for IL in Huntington, and
3Ir. Ssa~Ies ac5s wisely in ceasing its pub
LEGATION.
The Michigan city high school has in
augurated a series of pTOnOuncing bees.
There should be many of them every
where. Ia fact some such exercise Is alb
sOIute necessary. Every school teacher
should be perfect in his or her pronunci-
alton, which. alas, they too often are not,
and pupils should be regularly drilled.
Many persons VINO are good writer's and
spoilers would find it difficult 70 read
aloud their own compOsitions.-Goshen
News.
Indiana pensions: Original-HenTy c.
Adams, Angola. Steuben- Increase-San-
uel Robey. Drisp's Cross Roads, Harrison.
Reissue-GrandersOn G.. Bradley, Belmont,
Brown; James q. Glrard- Madison, Jeffer-
son; Robert B. Jeffries, Bonneville, War
rick; John Beck, Fulton, Fulton; clinton
w: Fly, Butter, Dekalb; Lawrence Gates,
Angola Steuben. Reissue and Increase
Michael Bessler, Wanatah. Laporte. Orig
inal widows, etc.-Sarah McCan, Plainville,
Daviess.
The Woodbury. glass company. one of
the most successful glass companies in
the gas belt, has taken hold of the new
glass factory and Will increae IFS Size
about one-half and will make one Of the
best factories in the country. The sue
cess Of the factory is now assured as all
our people know that the Woodbury.
company can and will push the matter
along at a lively gait. This is the best
deal for Parker city of the year.-Parker
City News.
Henry House, aged eighteen years,
young man residing in the vicinity OF
Eaton. is now confined to his home with
badly injured leg. Thursday Henry went
hunting and met with serious accident.
He leaned his dOuble-barreled shotgun
against a log and then sat down on the
log. The log rolled. allowing the gun to
drop. and the contents OF one barrel were
discharged in his right leg. between the
knee and hip. tearing away large part
Of the 1esh.-NIuncie Times.
Hammond now has a second horse sau-
sage factory. II is doing thriving bus
mess in the slaughter of broken down
horses. Saturday while a drove was be
ing taken to the place one horse dropped
dead In the streets, but was loaded into
a wagon and hauled 10 the place. Two
OF these affairs are now here and GER
tainly there should be some way 10 ind
out if the report is true that sausage
and drief beef are made from these
horses, and if true stop put TO it.-Lake
County News.
Col. and Mrs. II. II. Neff have been
complimented by receiving wedding cards
from Mr.. and Mrs. J. $ Luckenbach, Los
Angeles, Cal, inviting them to be present
at the marriage Of their daughter Miss
Adella Elizabeth. to George L. Bannister.
Tuesday evening, Oct. so. George BannIs-
ter is the son Of Lieut.. Samuel BannIster,
many years since a prominent business
man Of Winchester. the partner Of J. =.
ROuth in the dry goods business, and later
engaged in the newspaper business at Indi-
annapolis with his brOther-in-law, George
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
In the Schooner graveyard, on Schooner
creek, Brown county, Is the grave Of
Thomas Hatchett. a evolutionary sol
der, who died thirty years ago, at the
advanced age of 10 years. J. d. En-
mons was there few days ago and
picked up q pebble from the patriarch's
grave, which he viii preserve as a keep
sake. Mr.. Emmons states there are a
IluIlUeF OF tlAel ne4OES buried IN THIS GEM
etery. 1t is located near the spot where
Miss Ella Duncan one of the teachers
in the public schools of this city. got
her early observation-disclosures Times.
The natural gas company Of Muncie has
given notice Of an advance in prices Of 20
per cent. for cooking stoves and so per
cent. for CRATES, making an average Of 40
per cent. for one cooking stove and one
CRATE and nearly so per cent for one cook
ing stove and two CRATES. The reason given
for the advance is that the immediate sup
ply Of gas IS diminishing and the cost OF
piping getting larger. Thanks to the
Citizens gas company and the Fuel sup
ply company. AndersOnians are not re-
quired to 60 down in their Jeans this
year % hard times and put up so per cent.
Of an advance for fuel.-Anderson Herald.
A prominent citizen of Sugar Ridge tells
us that the republican campaign in that
township is being made wholly upon So
called national issues, that not a party
home nor state matters. The rallying cry
of the party is exclusively the calamity
howl-that the democratic party Is respon-
sible for all there Is and has been Of
the depression N the times and the lack
OF employment. The discussion of state
county and township matters, in which
every voter and taxpayer is most vitality
interested, Is entirely foreign to the re-
publican party campaign schedule in the
state and county this year.-Brazil Demo-
crat.