The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The kelley forces left St. Louis.

The examinations at West Point begin
today.
An insurrection has broken out in Man
choovia.
Affairs in Samoa are still in an unsettled
condition.
Mexican brigands killed and robbed a fam
lily Of FIVE.
Boston police officers are charged with
taking brides.
The new French cabinet will state it's
policy at once.
Mr.. Gladstone continues TO make progress
toward recovery.
The Kentucky league of republican clubs
met at Frankfort.
Five thousand pilgrims attended papal
mass in St. Peters.
One man was shot and number injured
in melee a. Sofia.
The business situation at Buenos Ayres
is very discCuraginE.
More disorders occurred in Sofia, due to
the change of cabinet.
NJ Iswesky has been appointed Russian
minister to the vatican.
NJ Cambon has declined TO become
French minister OF war.
Colorado democrats will nominate two
tickets, owing to a split.
Emperor William had a small tumor re-
moved from his left cheek
The budget debate resumed in the
italian chamber of deputies.
Count Hedervary has been summoned TO
form new Hungarian cabinet.
Col. Brectinrtdge has declined to deliver
At ST. Louis Miss Ellen Chase, aged twen-
ty-two. drank carbolic acid and died
At Noble Lake. Ark, w. NJ. Owens quar-
relied with his wife and murdered her.
The Ohio valley paper mill burned at
Aiamisburg Loss, $4,000. half insured
The Central trust company of St. Louis
made an assignment. Liabilities, 100000.
The session Of the Southern immigration
and industrial congress began at Augusta,
Ca.
1t is rumored that Germany paid Turpin
100000 francs for the new engine or war
fare
The United States steamer San Francisco
is coaling at Colon and will return to Blue
fields.
Engineer Barnard was killed and Fire
man Harrison injured in a wreck near Al
ton, III.
The sessions of the missionary conference
of the church Of England were opened at
London.
The Russian government will build in
1885 three new iron-clads for the Black
sea fleet.
A band of Coxeyites who attempted to
seize a freight train at Ellis, Kas. were
captured
The upper house of the Prussian diet has
adopted the bill 70 establish agricultural
chambers.
]. NJ. Barrie. the novelist author Of "A
window in Thrums." etc, is suffering from
pneumonia.
In the New Thames yacht club races the
Prince of Wales's cutter. Britannia. beat
A commercial treaty between Argentine
and Italy, on the favored nation basis has
| been signed.
The affairs of the Hoffman house, the
| celebrated New York hotel, will be wound
| up by a receiver.
The cabinet formed by NJ. Dupuy will fol-
! low the same policy as that marked out by
| NJ. Casimir-Perier.
The Field Columbian museum. occupying
| the art building at the worlds fair, was
A meeting to celebrate the fftieth ami
versary of the founding Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
/ was held at Chicago.
Charles a. GerIach. proprietor Of the ele-
! CANT New York family hotel, the Gerlach,
made an assignment
George W: Hulick of Batavia. O.; was
! of the Sixth district.
Frank Ballard, negro, was shot TO death
| near Jackson, Tenn, for attempting to
| outrage white girl
| .Masons and catholics had fight at the
statue of the Maid of Orleans in Paris.
| They were dispersed
An attempt will be made to take the case
of the COXey leaders into the jurisdiction
of the supreme court.
Disorder is threatened at Palermo. owing
to the sentence imposed on the lnstgatorS
of the Sicilan troubles.
Prof. P r. Alger of the navy was heard
by the congressional committee investigat-
ing armor plate frauds.
Troops are still posted on the main streets
of Sofia, but otherwise everything presents
almost a normal aspect.
At Montreal Maran & Brosseau, hay ship
pers have suspended. Their liabilities will
amount to over 81 10000.
The bank Of Enterprise at Enterprise
Kas was closed by Bank Examiner Breid-
enthal Liabilities, $4,000.
Twenty thousand people witnessed the
funeral procession of FL Espartero, the
dead rnatador, at Madrid.
All high water records were beaten at
Portland Ore, when the river reached 289
feet above low water mark.
The Spanish chamber of deputies adopted
by a vote Of 81 10 Al the principle of a bill
for the repression of anarchism
The time Of the house of commons was
occupied with the debate upon the proven
ton of cruelty to children bill.
The Newfoundland legislature has been
prorogued again TO June l. This assures
the defeat OF the Whitewayites.
BY agreement of counsel the case of
Prendergast, the assassin of Mayor Harri-
son. will not be tried until fall
Two men answering the description Of
the Taylors, who murdered the Meeks fam
family, were see at LinneaS, Mo.
At St. Louis Mrs. Lizzie Lockner beau
tifll woman, was shot and killed by her
husband. who escaped. Dependency.
Mr.. Bayard. the United States ambassa-
of the United States cruiser Chicago.
Colored grain trimmers and union work.
men on the steamer Manley engaged in a
1t is stated that the Cuban budget will
show a surplus of $4,000 attained chiefly by
raising the tariff on American imports
The Fourth of July will be observed at
Rio Janeiro. President Cleveland has been
asked to send al United States squadron
Two men were instantly killed and seven
injured Tuesday afternoon by a collision
on the Union Pacific at WapSatch, Utah.
At St Louis in a drunken row, Guy
Rothschild was stabbed by Fritz Clark
The former then shot Clark. killing him.
The subscriptions to the new Indian
loan equal twice the amount necessary.
Many of the applications have been above
par.
Dr. Henry Van Aernum. an ex-congress-
man and pension commissioner in President
Grants administration, died IN Flanklinville
y. Y.
By special request Mr. Bayard, United
States ambassador will present the Chi
cago officers at the Prince of Wales levee
today.
Reports from the Western third of Kan
sas are very discouraging and show the
wheat crop in that section to be total
failure.
Harry Gill, a colored man, was taken by
force from the Jail in Lancaster, S. c.
carried away about three miles and
lynched.
NJ Burdeaux. who was minister of finance
in the Caslmir-Perier cabinet, was elected
vice-president of the French chamber of
deputies.
NJ. Paul Bourget, author of "Cosmopolis,"
etc and NJ. Albert Sorel. the historian,
have been elected members of the French
academy.
1t is reported that Admiral Da Cana
will make an endeavor to raise funds in
Europe with the purpose of reviving the
revolution.
The limited presbyterian assembly at AL