The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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| dealer of Chicago. died.
The expedition against the Abors in
| India is meeting with success.
The pottery manufacturers Of East
| Liverpool, O., have cut wages.
At Leadville, Col, fire in the Mikado
shaft caused a loss of $4,000.
| The Alaskans are opposed to the en-
| forcement Of the Edmunds act
| The Buck stove and range company's
| plant at St. Louis will begin operations.
| Harry Mitchell confessed to the muir
! der of Charles Fuesser at Decatur, I'll.
| The incident between Great Britain
| and the khedive is settled.
| The American cereal companys plant
at Minneapolis was burned. Loss, $780,
| coo.
Governor Stone has accepted the res
| ignatiep of Senator Walthall of Missis-
| sippi.
The Dahomeyan chiefs have elected
| Chief Gouthili as king to replace Be
na, an.
The naval British estimates for 1894
| will provide for the expenditure OF
| $1,000 OOO
The seventh annual convention OF the
| improved order Of Bnai Birth began at
| Baltimore.
st. Louis will construct an artificial
lake in Forest park TO give employment
| TO the idle
J There is TO be a reorganization Of the
| interests in the Lake Superior CONSOLE
| dated mines.
The German lutheran church in north
| western St. Louis burned. Loss, Sos, 900;
| insurance. $4,000.
Stock on the ranges OF southwest
| Texas is dying, owing 10 the drought
| and cold weather.
Fire completely Quilted the telephone
/ az han I'm u fl41fG Trfl
| estimated at 100000.
The Banca Populare at Brescia has APP
| piled for a moratorium. It's assets large
| " exceed its liabilities.
The Colorado house indefinitely post
| poued the resolution providing for an
| immediate adjournment
! The Brazilian government forces in
! Rio Grande do SUI have arrived at Santa
! Anna pursued by the rebels.
| Receiver Schley of Milwaukee has sold
| the Morning mine located i'm Idaho, TO
! Charles +. Phister for $4,000.
The national board Of trade began its
] annual meeting at Washington. y large
| number Of delegates were present.
The old mill and plant Of the sherman
| CTeN) oil and cotton company burned.
| Loss, 100000. Covered by insurance.
At st. Louis the Ravenswood distil-
| lery viii resume operations Monday. It
! will crush 1000 bushels of grain daily.
! At Lancaster Pa. the largest mort
! gage ever recorded was one for 50. 600 900
against the Pennsylvania traction COM
! pany.
\ bomb has been found inside the
| main entrance of the Magasins Du
| Printemps, on the boulevard Hausemann,
| Paris.
The Ohio valley sewer pipe association
| combine the manufacturers have been
trying TO form for six months is finally
dead.
Near Montgomery Ala. a head
| end collision between two freight trains
| on the L. & \. killed James Toomey, d
| tramp.
The Royal furniture and carpet COM
| pany of St. Paul has assigned to T. G.
| Stevens. Assets. $4,000; liabilities,
500, 900.
Engine GIL on the Iron Mountain rail-
1 road blew up at poplar Bluffs, No. The
engineer was blown fifty feet, but not
| injured.
The National deIaiue sheep-breeders'
/ association adopted resolutions protest
! ing against the placing Of wool on the
free list
The appraisment of the stanford estate
| was filed at San Francisco. The total
valuation Of San Francisco property is
! S17.6SS,3l9
The Imperial porcelain and glass works
/
| valuable machinery and models, have
/ been burned.
! At Como. Col, a severe wind and snow
storm has prevailed for thirty-six hours.
| Trains on the Union Pacific high line
| are blocked
The cars eldest daughter the grand
| Dut hess &enia. has been betrothed TO
| her cousin. Grand Duke Alexander
| VI. hael0vitch
\ large meeting. chiefly composed Of
! worISmen. was held at Belgrade. Reso-
! lutions of sympathy with the radicals
! were adopted
Charles Collins. inmate Of the
| Central Tennessee hospital near Nash
vile. was killed by Thomas Cant, an
| other inmate.
Three Iumbermen. Paddy O'Brien,
| Melville Dewitt and Chatham. were
! killed near Stephens, Ark, in the wreck
| Of a log train.
At Bedford, a suburb of Cleveland. a
| natural gas we'll has been completed
| which. when ig1hted, produced a flame
| sixty feet high.
At Springfield. O.. Amelia Grubb. alias
| Blanche Bell, was arrested, charged with
| numbering Tom Davis of Philadelphia,
| at Lancaster Q.
c. NJ Hitchcock editor Of the Omaha
| World Herald, was arrested for publish
| ing advertisements Of the Louisiana
1
| There was a turbulent scene in the
| French chamber of deputies and the sit
ting was finally suspended peremptorily
by the president
| Willis Brown, member of the Sem
! mole band of train robbers, who was
| shot at the capture of the gang near
! Vinita, l. T, died.
| Al Lancaster. Pa. Benjamin Good
went TO Jail sooner than pay TO his sis
ter her portion Of rs mothers estate,
| amounting to $500.
Mrs. May McGehee living at West
| Paris, Tenn, fell in a fire while in a
fit and burned to death before any one
| came 10 her rescue
At Idaho Springs. Ida, Blanche Cor
| netto was shot and killed by Deputy
| Sheriff Wright in fit of jealous rage at
| a house of ill-repute.
\ gold nugget weighing 156 ounces
| has been found at Breckenridge. Cal,
| on property belonging to George Cham
piOn, which is leased.
The attempt To have the railroad and
| river miners of the Pittsburg district
| strike for a uniform rate was an al
most complete failure.
| At Logan a verdict of murder in the
| first degree was returned by the jury
| in the trial of Edwards for killing Mrs.
Sellers at Murray City.
Alonzo Reese. a prominent farmer Of
| Perry, H., brutally murdered his wife
| and his child, the result of a family
quarrel. and then fed