The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-31

OF Ross. Miller & Co. at Manayunk. Pa.
have struck for an Increase Of Is per
cent. on their wages.
Stern & Co. manufacturers OF shirts and
sheriff under executions for $4,000. LA
bilities of the firm $Z5o,eo
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, corresponding
secretary Of the National and Worries ".
G. T. L., died at Chicago She was stricken
with apopleXy two days ago
John Weiss OF New York was arrested I'm
Jersey City upon the charge Of appropriat-
Ing TO his own use S2b0O belonging 10 the
Germania society of New York.
The trial Of Van X. PritchitL charged at
Nashville, Tenn, with the murder OF his
father, Clark Pritchitt. on July , last re-
suited in a verdict of not guilty.
Twenty-Five members OF an alleged gang
OF , white caps, wac have been creating, a
were placed on trial at Helena. Ark.
Mrs. Cleveland has consented to christen
the steamship St. Louis of the lnternation-
launched from Cramps shipyard Nov. 70.
Mrs. Rosetta SaXton, mother of the late
millionaire banker A. Nj. SaXton OF St
joe, Mo, died OF old age. She was born
49, 10 october. IN l'S7 and was therefore past
At Parish's gin, near Newport. Ark.
Wolford Lacey. aged twenty. was. caught
from his body. He died few minutes
later.
Notwithstanding the low price Of cotton
winch Is having a depressing influence unon
some lines of business in the South the
general industrial situation continues 10
improve.
At st. Louis Jud,ge Phillips overruled the
demurrer in the famous strike Injunction
suit Of the United States against NJ j.
Elliot and over one hundred members of
the A. +. L.
A number of friends of Bart Carter who
was sentenced to ne hanged Dec. q for
the killing of Hunter Wilson, went TO
Mountain Home. Ark, Monday night, and
liberated him.
Forty bodies have been recovered from
the colliery at ANNA, where the explosion
of fire damp occurred on Saturday last In
addition sixty persons have been injured
by the explosion.
A mysterious plague has suddenly broken
out in and about Wardner. Ida. in the
Cour d'Alene mining country, and within
have been stricken.
J. j. Reithman and J. J. Reithman &. Co.
wholesale druggists of Denver, made as
said to be worth 81 10000 Debts less than
one-half the amount
verdict against ex-CoHector Daniel
AIagogle of New York, rendered in the
United States circuit court last July, for
ST., $685. has been carried to the Unitef,
States court of appeals.
Prof. wylle Mellette, son Of Ex-Governor
Mellette and Instructor in the mechanical
department Of the agricultural college at
Brookings, S. D, cut his throat with al
razor. He had been i'll.
throughout Italy were dissolved by govern
ment decree. The offices and domiciles OF
the members were searched and some i'm
portant documents seized.
In the presence Of civil and military dig
nitaries from all parts of the country the
statue Of Maj-Cieni George Il; Mcclellan
city hall in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Drummond and her alleged para
mour, young man named Hamrick, have
been arrested and are now in jail at Eliza
haf "a hu rrad Will 4sr,rr
Drummond's aged husband.
Sam Rock, an Italian laborer at the
Whitestone quarry, near Bowling Green,
KY, shot his wife and seven year-O.d
daughter. The wife is dead and the child
cannot live. Rock is in Jail.
The arguments in the Pullman quo war
ranto proceedings for change of venue
from Judge Gibbons We're concluded at
Chicago. The court reserved his decision,
which will be announced probably Satur-
day.
band has received assurance from his law
Yer, De QueSada, which led him to be
lieve that he viii be allowed TO go free as
soon as President Cleveland gets back to
Washington.
Judge Jonathan Dixon of the New Jersey
supreme court was arraigneG before jus
tice of the Peace Senior of Paterson, y. j..
for violation OF the game law Judge Dixon
pleaded not guilty. The case is TO be heard
next Thursday.
The Central hotel at Ration. n NJ.
burned and James Lapoint. James NIcCool
and A. l.. Kennedy. railroad men, who
boarded at the hotel persisted in the
flames. The fire was caused by the eN-
plosion OF lamp.
Baron Basing is dead. George Sclater-
Booth, first Baron Basing. was born in
1926. He was financial secretary 10 the
treasury in 1868 and president of the local
government board from 1874 to 1880. He was
created Baron Basirg in 1887.
Great anxiety prevails in shipping circles
over the fact that the North Atlantic tri-
dent line steamship Enskar, which sailed
from Philadelphia Oct. for London with
a cargo of merchandise valued at $500 600
and 222 head of cattle, has not been heard
from.
A train Of fifteen cars left Canton, Pa.
over the PENNSYLVANIA railroad for Nil
waul6ee with tin plate brought from Swan
sea, Wales by the Atlantic transport line
steamers Maryland and Menantic. There
were about 10000 pounds Of plate in the