The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-29

since The cause OF II is The Immense
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! gentine and acknowledgement Demo
crat.
Charles Jamison and his partner, John
Lee. arrested here last week, prove TO be
the men wanted a Union City. The
marshal Of that place took both men
| back and the jeweiry found upon their
persons was part Of the stolen property.
train near Union City, securing money
and jewelry 10 the value of 5000 AZ the
preliminary trial they were placed under
| bonds In the sum of $1,000 for their ap-
pearancc at court and falling TO give 70
We're lodged IN jail.-frankfort Crescent
The republican representative was this
morning shown an augur which the pres
ent owner. w. C.. Lgrne, says is l23 years
old Twenty-Five years ago the augur
was purchased of an Old uncle, who as
serted that u had been IN The family for
eighty years and that ~ was twenty
years old when it came into the hands
OF his deceased relatives. The augur Is
i'm good shape and viii enter hard or
soft wood with but little effort from the
operator. This augur Is valued very
highly as a family relic.-columbus Re-
publican.
The Democrat today mourns The death
of its tried and faithful dumb friend and
companion, little mig" who passed
away last night. after an Illness of three
days. Mig was a general faVorite ana
well-knowu 10 almost everyone I'm the
community He was a splendid watch
dog and above the average In inteiii-
gcnce. We shall sadly miss his honest
bark and generous and affectlonate well
come. May he rest I'm peace and receive
a kindly reception I'm that land from
whence no weary traveller e'er returns
Nj. Vernon Democrat
This morning "a big black Newfound-
land dog got out on one of the lodges
around the court house, coming from a
window ON the court room floor. He
could not get back and trotted around
the narrow ledge. many feet above the
ground, very much frightened and quite
helpless. \ great many people watched
his antics and there were many bets
that he would jump and be killed Fi-
nally Joe McCrea caught the dog by
the neck and pulled him over the balus-
trade. greatly to the relief Of the crowd
bel0w.-Lafayet Courier
There is no citizen of Albany but what
would be glad To have another railroad
pass through here, bat the dispatches
sent out from here last week that Si).-
goo bonus awaited the company that
would build one was a fake There has
been no effort made by the Panhandle
or any other company looking to such
line yet that anyone has heard of. If
representative Of The Panhandle or
they would receive substantial encour-
agement. but it would be considerable
less than $l0.000.-Albany Journal
For the past week Mrs. Young, wife
Of Jerry Young, residing on Ienry-sta
has been visiting friends and relatives
near River. this county. Tuesday she
was gathering grapes from an arbor near
the banks OF Salamouia river While
standing upon a ladder and picking the
delicious fruit the ground upon which
The ladder was standing gave way, pre-
cipitating Mrs. Young. ladder and all
into the river. Aside from good duck
ing and a little excitement no injuries
We're received Mrs. Young tried TO keep
the matter secret. but il leaked out
Huntington Democratic.
Big Blue river has run so low, owing
To- the drought. that II has been unable
u carry off the refuse from the Carthage
strawboard factory. The strawboard
company consequently viii soon begin
work on q large filter reservoir. which
will not only hold the offal of the MILL
but prevent IL from running into the
river. This move on the part of the
mll-owners viii be greatly appreciated
by people living along Blue river. the
waters OF which have been So iniuriously
affected by the poisonous flow from the
factory that fish can't I've. and the use
fqlness Of the water is impaired.-Rush-
Vile Jacksonlan.
Mr. Joe Lelnhart, a brewer at the
Edelweiss brewery at Tell city. fell
from the third story of the building
Friday morning on his head. He had
gone up into the building 20 open one
Of the shutters. and in pushing against
II was overbalaneed with the above re-
suit. He was large man and came
down with great force. Blood gtshed
from his mouth. nose and ears. physi-
clans We're Immediately called but his
Injuries We're fatal He died at $3.50 D. m
hn sf4I 1aff g..
five children. Two OF the children were
playing by the building when he fell
The remains were shipped 10 Cincinnati
Sunday for burial.-CanneltOn Telephone.
Mrs. Noble Brann and Miss Mary re-
turned home from indianapolis Sunday
morning, where they had been visiting
relatives and friends. While there Miss
Mary In company with several other
young people attended a party I'm the
suburbs. on the way back the horses
that We're hitched 10 the vehicle in which
the party was riding ran away One of
the ladies tainted and Miss Brann held
her 20 keep her from falling out. The
horses ran about four miles down into
the city before stopping. Miss Brann was
so exhausted by the muscular and
nervous strain that she was confined TO
her bed for several days on account there
Of She is better WORCESTERSHIRE jack
sonian.
The latest Illustration of the danger in
running thrasher or other portable en-
gines over surface gas pipes comes from
the vicinity of Converse. Scott Pence
son of Lewis Pence. who lives on a farm
about a mile northeast of Converse, was
so severely burned last Friday that he
died the next day. lie was driving a
thrashing engine over gas pipe laid on
top or the ground and its weight caused
breakage and leak, and an escape of
gas which shot up into the fire-box. The
flame burst out and completely envel-
oped him, burning off every stitch of
clothing on him and causing such iniu-
rles as resulted I'm his death. He was a
young man Of about twenty-six years
Kokomo Tribune.
Water Is scarce at some Of the sta
tions on the Pittsburg road, particularly
so at Bucyrus and Crestline. At the
former place the supply OF water IS
taken from the Sandusky river, which
has dried up entirely. The city's supply
we'll is also nearly exhausted, the pres
sure in the pipes being reduced 10 ten
pounds. Should a fire break out at
present the water works would be Drac-
ucally useless. William Bitter, the rail-
way company's superintendent Of water
stations, is today placing machinery in
the abandoned water station at Lease
vile. near Bucyrus, where there is plen-
~ OF water and where all engines viii
be supplied until the drought is broken.
FIT. Wayne Sentinel.
Some months ago Mary c. Smoker. re-
siding near Galveston, caused Charles
:. Rayl 10 become a defendant in a pa
ternity suit. Elliott & Overton We're re-