The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-07-18
Deaths.

HOPE. July 1.-THE Rev. James c.
Reny, sixty years old. died Satur-
day at his home near huntsville He
was for years a baptist minister, preach
ing at many places in this and Decatur
counties.
Albert Graham, forty years old. was
hauling wheat last Friday on his farm
near Milford. when his wagon became
uncoUpled and he was thrown forward
and struck the ladder Of the wagon,
bruising his stomach and bowels. He
died yesterday morning.
RUSHVILLE, July 3-Special.-Jona-
than Caldwell, aged seventy-eight once
known as one of the most prominent
dealer in live stock In Indiana. died at
his home In this city last night. Uncle
Jot. as he was Familiarity known, was
one of the first settlers of Washington
township, Rush county, and whose good
name for honesty and uprightness has
been heralded far and near. His re-
mains will be placed in the family bury
ing grounds al lions, near Raleigh.
BROOKVILLE. July 14.-Special.-An-
ton eagle died of cancer last night. The
deceased came TO this country from Ba-
varia, Germany, July 4, 1S42, and has re-
sided here for half century. He
amassed a comfortable fortune from the
cooperage business, and one Of his sons
proudly remarked today, HE never
owed any man a penny" His sons, five
In number, all survive him. and his wife,
who was welded TO him for fifty-three
years preceded him last August
SOUTH BEND, July 13.-Special.-At
an early hour this morning the venera-
BILE J. c. Birdsell president of the Bird
sell manufacturing company. and the in
ventor of the Birdsell clover-huller, died
at New Carlisle. this county. from
stroke of paralysis He has been an in
valid for many years. In him South
Bend loses one of her best and most
highly esteemed citizens
RICHMOND. July 16.-Special.-Two of
Wayne county's well known citizens died
yesterday at their homes In this city. They
were Daniel Stanton and Joseph \
Knabe. The former was quite aged and
had spent most of his life in this coun-
ty His death was FASTENED by falling
down the stairs The other person named
was a prominent business man. fifty-five
years Of age.
MUNCIE, July 6.-Special.-King
Soloman Outland, a pioneer colored resi-
dent of Delaware county. died this morn
ing aged fifty-four years. He was
member Of the local grand army post
and the members will conduct the
funeral. He sered during the late war
in company G., Fifty-fifth Massac husetts
volunteers.
sHELBYvILLE. July 14.-Special-
Mrs Hannah Bradley, one of Shelby
COuntyS pioneers, died at her home In
Falkland last evening. aged seventy-four
years. She was the widow of the late
John Bradley and the mother of Mr.
James Bradley, one Of the best known
travelling men In Indiana.
MADISON. July 16.-Special.-L p
Sarlls. editor and proprietor OF the Mil
ton Free Press. died at o'clock this
afternoon. Six weeks ago ne was strlck-
en- with paralysis. from which he never
rallied. Deceased was fifty-six years old
He was government storekeeper at the
Redwood distillery
MARTINSVILLE, July 25.-Special.-
Ephraim Slime, one Of the early settlers
OF this county. died yesterday, aged
eighty years. He established Stine's Mill
on the Waverly road about half a CEN
fury ago, and has resided there ever
since.
MARTINSVILLE. July 16.-Special.-
John Tiemier. aged forty-nine years, died
at his home here this morning OF con-
sumption. He was prominently connected
with the woodenware factory here since
1887. He leaves a widow and six chill
dren.
ANDERSON, July 14.-Arthur Henion,
one OF the leading druggists, died at his
home In this city today Of typhoid fever.