The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-09-26
GENERAL STATE NEWS.

Firebugs are operating at New York
An earthquake shock was felt in Zante
and Patras.
The Arch Fair building burned at Chi
cago. Loss. $4,000.
a metropolitan chess league has been
formed at New York.
The Kelley league convention Is in ses-
sion at Colorado Springs.
Forty were injured in a railroad acct
dent near Valencia, Spain.
Ten persons were poisoned at Newark
n. j., by eating corned beef.
The big army shoot takes place at
FIT Sheridan from Sept. IA to q.
A thoroughly organized band of thieves
are troubling the Chicago police.
Fire which broke out in a hay barn at
San Francisco caused loss of 100000
More tests Of oil as a fuel on the tugs
in the Chicago harbor are to be made
The Chicago board of marine under
writers advanced insurance rates on
grain.
RP. searles failed to lower the bicycle
road record between Chicago and New
York.
The fourth annual convention of the
United lumbermen's association met at
Denver.
Five Cinnamon are under arrest at
Ogdensburg, n. Y, for trying to evade
the exclusion act.
Mgr. Sato-i says he knows nothing
about the alleged letter of the pope order
ing him to Rome.
George Pierce Of New Orleans IN
finish fight for purse of $500 knocked
out Z. E. Tansin.
Henry LANCE, a pension attorney, was
| arrested at Marion, Kan, charged with
| fraudulent practice.
All the miners in the Jellico, Tenn, dis
| trict, who went out on strike one week
| ago. returned to work.
St. Mary's college at Oakland, Cal,
was damaged by fire to the extent Of
| 100000; insurance, $4,000.
D. p. Smith, president Of the Duluth
railway, died in Kansas City, whore he
| had been taken for his health.
Engineer John Humphrey and Fireman
| Charles McEldoon were seriously in
| jured in a wreck at Algonia, Ia.
The grand jury at Pittsburg has be-
| gun the investigation of charges of cor
| TuptiOn made against its members.
Moses Fembets, who is said to have
| embezzled a large sum of money at Des
| Moines, Ia, was arrested al Memphis.
The grand jury has indicted Twelve Of
| the alleged leaders in the Pratt mines
| massacre of July 16 at Birmingham. Ala.
| The forest fires in the upper peninsula
| of Michigan have been quenched by n
heavy rain. The loss will reach $1,000, 900.
|
| lyn as a final resort to eXtinguish a fire
| on board of her. Loss on cargo and ship,
| $45, 900.
At Baltimore the Brotherhood Of rail-
/ road trainmen began their annual meet
| ing and celebration of their eleventh.
| anniversary.
The action Of the war department in
| ordering the removal OF troops from San
| Carlos reservation is not well received by
the people Of Arizona.
The condition of the cars health has
/ improved, and he and the members of his
| family. who are with him, viii leave
! Spala for the Crimea.
| 1t is said that w. a. Wideman, in be
! half of the eX-queen Of Hawaii, viii
! bring suit for damages against the United
| States in the sum of $500 900.
The Matin of Paris accuses Signor
| Crispi the italian prime minister. with
! designs upon TripoH to divert attention
! from Italy's financial troubles.
The university of Chicago has made
| arrangements for the publication Of an
! astronomical journal which viii be in
| terlational in scope and character.
| William T. Loring, aged fifteen, a
| cook. formerly of Sacram snto, Cal, and
| Chicago, committed suicide at New
] Haven, Conn. Loring was out OF work
Business men of Johnstown. Pa. have
| abandoned the idea OF bringing suit for
| damages against the South Fork fishing
| club for property destroyed by the food
1 The official investigation Of the Iowa
| soldiers home affairs has been concluded.
Col. John Keatley turned over all funds
| for which he is responsible and rendered
( his resignation.
Near West Alexandria, O.. James say
| lor, a worthless fellow, shot and killed
| George Meyers without provocation, as
| Meyers was riding by Saylor's house
Saylor is in Jail.
Premier Crispi is going to Naples in
order to complete a course Of baths. He
at the opening Of the cabinet debates
upon the projected reforms.
| While Daniel Stevenson, living near
| Clearfield, Ia, was driving with his wife
I and three children they were run down
by runaway team and Stevenson and
two of his children were killed.
| The Most Rev. Lord Plunkett arch
protestant church in Madrid and also
| consecrated the Rev. Senior Cabrera as
the first protestant bishop Of Madrid.
At Syracuse. n. Y. Charles f. Wilson
was sentenced by Justice Williams to be
| e'ectrocuted at Auburn state prison dur
ing the week beginning Nov 6 for par
| ticipation in the murder of Detective
| James Harvey.
At Clinton, Mo-, United States Secret
Service Agent William J. Burns took a
| notorious torger into custody. The pris-
| oner gives the name Of ]. b. McCullah
and his age as thirty. He is known I'M
der many aliases.
At a christening party at Patapsco
! Neck, Nd. John Bond took up an old
army musket supposed to be unloaded.
The gun exploded killing a child named
| Charles Zlege-hoefer and dangerously
| wounding the mother.
| A sensation has been caused at Rome
| by the discovery that two officials of the
| ministry Of war recently offered to a
| foreign power plans Of and documents re-
| ferring to the mobilization Of the Italian
forces. An inquiry into the matter has
been opened.
Myron r. Kent, under arrest in Mime
| apolis for embezzlement, and as an ac-
complete in the murder Of his wife, Is
| none other than William Pancost, who,
in May, 1874 stole $4,000 from the First
national bank Of Medina, o., of which
| he was cashier. and decamped.
'Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing Syrup"
Has been used over Fifty Years by mill
| ions Of mothers for their children while
| Teething with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the Gums, allays Pain,
cures Wind Collie, regulates the bowels.