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


ton TO Postmaster chwegrnan.-Rich-
n1nd Item.
An agent OF the internal revenue office
is visiting northern Indiana towns for
the purpose Of seeing that the new law
Is being complied with by dealers In
playing cards.-Eikhart Journal.
The long distance telephone was put
In operation I'm this city today. So far
communication with Anderson, Muncie,
Richmond and Lima. .. has been estab-
iishcd. aud the north line viii he opened
in few days.-Marion Chronicle.
While playing around a table In the
home ~ his parents. Jacob Ilrth. aged
ter years. accidentally upset "a kettle OF
hot jelly and was fr.ghtfully burned on
the left arm and side and has since been
a terrible sufferer Columbus Rcpub-
lean.
The Hon. W. A. Ktchum delivered an
eloquent. powerful and convincing speech
last Friday night at the opera house TO
John e. Cope John Fable. Lew Ill., W.
e. Norris and Net Mitchell W. = Ma
thews was also present and acted as mas
ter Of cercmones.-North Vernon sun.
Conundrum-If Congressman Cooper by
his efforts In congress save. the state OF
Indiana I'm taxes In one year enough to
pay his salary fifty years. how long
would Jesae Overstreet have 90 remain
In congress TO save the state enough TO
pay his salary ono year?-Columbus
Herald.
Young quail We're never SO plentiful
The legitimate hunters are afraid the
'pot-hunters' VIII KIN them all before the
law allows them TO be hunted II there
are any laws on the statute books that
should be enforced with Vigor, the game
and fish laws are the Ones.-Mt. Vernon
Democrat.
Carlton HARDWOOD the ten-year-old son
OF the proprietor Of the Bazaar. fell from
"a window In the new Hulley building
on Eighth-st. yesterday afternoon. He
landed on his head. cutting a cash which
required some two or three stitches TO
bring together. Or. Borden dressed the
cut.-Marl0n Chronicle.
Ed Bergan. a wei known young man.
VINO Is employed as a moider a. Ciul-
fields had his eyes badly burned yester-
day by mIulten iron splashing into them.
Several pieces Of the iron lodged In the
ball and DIT Kelsey removed them 1t
Is thought chat his cyesight viii be COM
pletely restorad.-I}ichm0nd Item.
a child Of Henry Wagner suffered
great agony and was almost thrown into
spasms saturday. In Playing with wheat
the child IN some way got grain I'M the
drum OF his ear. Dr. Mcintyre was sent
for and with great difficulty removed the
grain which Immediately relieved the
childs Sufferug.-New Albany Ledger.
Young Henry Bennett. a son of the
township trustee of Knight township.
suffered "A very painful accident at the
Barnum a Bailey show grounds Satur-
day. lie WAS watching canVassman
drive a stake VIII a piece Of steel flew
from the hammer and striking him In the
eye split the ban open -Evansville
Journal
a business man OF Corydon. who has
just returned from a trip throusa the
gas belt of Indiana, says that business is
booming i'm that section and that demo-
Gratis are jubillnt. Factories every where
have resumed operations and the num OF
industry has drowned the discortant
notes OF the calamity hoWlers.-CorydOn
Democrat.
Another pDstofFice has been established
at Geneva. Ed Bauder is postmaster
Miss N0rthway is assistant postmaster
and Frank smith is ghe carrier. The new
office ms been named VOORHEES, in honor
Of Indiana's senior senator and it will
open fu~ business about the first OF
October. It VIII De supplied from the
Clinton rastohice the same as was the
formc- oftice.-Ciinton Argus.
on Saturday evening Walter Keys
took a dose " ammonia by mistake. He
had been suffering from a cold and had
procured some cough medicine. The am
mOnia bottle closely resemDied the medi-
cine bottle. and before he was aware
o. what he did. he had swallowed a
quantity of the fiery liquid. N -dical as
sistance was Immediately summoned and
relief Obtained.-Frankfort Crescent.
the Low German guild 10 hold another
big meeting here on the 18th Of October
The meetings viii be held in Mozart hall
and i'm the evening there Will be a pub
lie installation Of CLUB of thirty men,
bers There will be a large number of
win be the officers of the grand lodge
from ChicagO.-Michigan City Dispatch.
Elder z. T. Sweeney preached very
interesting sermon TO a large and enthu-
a. rerHHr
Friday night. The tent was full 10 over
flowing. The Tabernacle quartet and the
following members OF the male choir
went down and assisted in the program:
Messrs. Hutchins. Halsey, Mason Ste
phenson, Olvey and Dorsey LeweHen,
Cobb Reeves and Emmons.-Columbus
Times.
Luke Finn, a former bartholomew
county boy, has been in the city on a
visit Mr.. Firms home is now in Greeley
county. Nebraska. where he has resided
for the past eight years, since leaving this
county. He is at present sheriff of
Greeley county and has already served
one term in this office. His last election
proved him the most popular man in the
county, as he was the only man elected
on the democratic ticket.-Columbus
Herald.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron BroOkbank is troubled with a Pc
culiar disease which is sometimes caused
by malaria. It is purpura hemmorha gica
The trouble is of rare occurrence, and is
being watched with considerable interest ]
by the medical fraternity. It's chief
manifestation is the discolOratiOn of the
skin. which becomes blotched in the !
color of blood and bleeding from the !
nose. mouth and through the skin.-Jef-
fersOnVille News.
These cOnVicts were received at the |
penitenJiary today: Christian Baker, La !
grange, arson, ten years; Melvin ThOmp- /
son of Lagrange, receiving stolen goods, !
one year: Charles Hobb Allen. rape, one |
year, and John Hulen. a third-termer, |
from Marion, petit larceny, five years. |
The discharges this evening will be: !
Fred Bell. Madison, one year; John Car |
roll, Merton, one year; Steward Dens,
Wabash, one year, and William Rhodes, |
Allen, two years.-AIichigan City Dis |
patch, Sept. %
The two fifty thousand-dOllar damage |
suits for alleged libel, which the Herald |
mentioned a few days ago as hanging over |
its head, We're filed by Judge Morgan in /
the circuit court Monday. Tuesday they /
would have been barred by the statute of |
limitation. Judge Morgan was loath to !
file the case until the wherewithal for the |
costs was in sight, and so Informed the |
plaintiffs Tuesday he received a tele-
gram from the Philadelphia end Of the /
suits, informing him to file the suits and
he would be cared fOr.-COlumbus Herald !
Monday night wniie walking the !
Pittsburg. Fl. Wayne a. Chicago railroad /
Frederick Ehle met a terrible and a sud |
den death The "a il etrr-ro11pdad come !