The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-03

I fender MS daughter ana ncr aIulcteu
family what relief is within his power
Columbus Republican.
AIessrs. Archibald Burdett and James
! Cummings Of Sulphur Springs hired -
the Uncle Toms Cabin" company and
| are travelling with the show. They both
play leading parts. One drives team
of mules and the other drives a team OF
horses. and if they don't have a good
time 1t won't be their fault.-New Castle
Democrat
The American debenture company,
which Is trying To fOreclose a mortgage
on the Charlottesville water and light
! company, succeeded Monday in getting 4
receiver appointed in the person of Will
lam S. Haynes. on whose bond Of $4,000
is the name OF the Fidelity and deposit
company OF Maryland.-CrawfOrdsv
| Argus-NeWs.
A,bertus Swain. who through a COM
! binatiOn Of misfOrtuneS. has been COM
PEELED TO close down his furniture fact
DRY. is now endeayoring 10 organize a
| stock company in order 10 continue the
| business. He has paid out TO Richmond
citizens during the past ten years for
| labor over $500. 0O0.-RichmOnd Item.
The Rev Z. G.. Barganer Of the
Lutheran church Of this city has re-
celved call TO a pastorate in Columbus,
! o., which II is his intention to accept If
| he can get released from his congregation
| at this place. The charge is much larger
| imam the one ia Marion. ana 3 quite
| compliment TO the young man.-MariOn
! Chronicle.
Nine years ago Philip Stotz and Catha-
| rine StOtz We're divorced after n long
! married life OF twenty years and after
nine children has been born 10 them.
| They have been thinking the matter over
ever since the divorce and Tuesday pro-
| cured marriage license and were again
| united "a husband and wife. They re-
| side In this city.-New Albany Ledger.
Mrs. MUTT of this city Friday received
| a letter from her mother in Germany,
| who is one hundred years old. The
| mother claims TO be as young in feeling
| Mrs. MutZ's expenses If she would come
| 10 Germany and visit her. Mrs. Nuts
! father is still alive. and II il claimed
that he is 102 years Of age.-COlumbus
| Republican.
! a gentleman from Harrison township
was in town today and IN conversation
| with a Sun man said that a number Of
| republicans were openly and above
board for Congressman Bratz and would
not vote for Canada Hardy because Of
his ultra unamerican ways. The
| "KurneV can find a split" i'm Knox if
| he wants to make new explorations
| Vincennes Sun.
George O.tstott. employed as carpen-
| ter on the Louisville and Jeffersonville
! bridge, while In the discharge Of his
I
| OF the top scano.d. fen a distance of
seventy-twO feet into the river and and
| ed In forty feet of water. His fellow
/ workmen cast out line 20 him and he
was conveyed to the shore, not seriously
| injured Jacksonville News
/ 1t has been learned that John and
| Henry TimmOnds Will likely strike It rich
"a handsome slice Of the Brewer for
| tune, which Is ready TO be divided among
| the heirs The estate is valued a. SIS
! OO00 OO A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lease on
! The property prevented its distribution
but the lease has now expired. The
| Grandmother Of the Timmlnds was
wer.-Jeffersonville News.
The board Of arbitration 10 settle the
! loss Of y. II. Mccormack by the burning
! Of St. Denis hotel block met Tuesday
| afternoon and arrived at a final settle
ment as 10 the Insurance. MI McC0r-
| mack was awarded $40 ll9. The total
| amount Of Insurance carried on the build-
| ing and its appurtenances was $1,000
! He will begin the work OF reconstruction
| Of the hotel at once.-Columbus Herald.
When Harry Shuts on his way to
| school Thursday came 10 the Frankfort
| 81. crossing of the big -Four a freight
| train was on the track and as IL pulled
! out he attempted 10 catch on 10 the cars
| when his hands slipped off and ne fell
| pelvis crushed and the bowels pro-
! truded Death came 20 end his suffer
ing i'm half an hour after the accident
| Shelbyville Republican.
Edward Jones committed suicide
| Wednesday at his home eight miles east
! Of the city, near Newbern. He was
! found hanging from the rafters in a tool
| shed by his wife. He was a well-tO-do
! farmer, being the p0ssessOr Of 100 acres
| Of good land. HIS family consisted of a
| wife and two children and their rela-
| tiOns were always known TO have been
ca n no n IL oh faar oil
| and connected in Cllfty townshlp.-Co-
! lumbus Herald.
There is said to be cheerful prospect
I that the New Albany wooden mill viii
| soon be In condition 10 resume business.
! A gentleman present at a reorganization
| meeting of the company held on Monday
| afternoon informs the Ledger that Il will
not be over six weeks before the immense
piant-the largest and best in the West
| will be put into fun operation. An
other meeting having this end in view
| will be held at Louisville Thursday after
| noon.-New Albany Ledger.
Charles Daugherty, formerly a switch
man in the Big Four yards here, has
brought suit in the superior court ask
ing for $1,000 for the loss of a finger
while In the employ Of the company.
! The complaint alleges that the plaintiff
had his hand caught between two cars
which were defective. and that as a con-
| sequence ne was unable to work for
/ period or several months and is now un-
| abe 10 perform duties on account Of the
! injury.-Terre Haute Express.
n second flow Of gas has been struck
I at COlf3X. The wOrkmen who are sink
ing the driven we'll where the gas was
/ first struck. on Tuesday, at the depth Of
! $50 feet, struck another pocket" The
gas came out with such force as to blow
mud and gravel into the derrick Ii
, burned very freely. 1t is generally
thought that the gas so far found there
is In pockets" but a company will
/ probably be formed to put down a regu-
lar well.-CrawfOrdsvlll Journal.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hspner, sixty years old,
against Michael Hare, seventy-six. Both
plaintiff and defendant are residents Of
South Whitley and Mr.. Hare Is the own
er of several hundred acres of fine farm
| ing land in the Eel river valley The
wedding was appointed for September 1,
and during July and August the plaintiff
/ alleges that the defendant was very at
tentive, but that suddenly his love cooled
without reason being assigned. Mrs Hap
! ner wants $1,000 damages Albany
! Ledger.
Anna Huber died IN this city a year
! ago and left a VIII directing that after
her debts and small requests had been
paid. the rest Of the estate should be
sold and the money sent to her sister
Barbara Baer. who resides in SwitZer-
land. Jacob Schwaninger Of this city
executor, was preparing to forward 81 200