The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

in Spain.
Fire in the Reynolds e Brown block.
Alliance. o., caused a loss Of $4,000;
partially insured.
1t is said that the Rockefeller syndi-
cate has secured control Of the Lake Su-
periOr iron mines.
The Northwestern lumbermen's asso-
citation met at Minneapolis with $50
members present
The appraisers of the NIeadville Pa.
savings bank find the liabilities $4,000
and assets $50,50S6S.
Building Commissioner George B. Reid
was removed from office by Mayor Wal
bridge of St Louis.
At Luverne, Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Bush, respectable people, were found
murdered. No clue.
President Carnot has been confined to
his room, suffering from rheumatism,
since Wednesday last.
Part of the business portion Of Glas-
gov. Mo, was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000, insurance, $4,000.
The sun and the Morning Herald Of
Baltimore signed ninety year contracts
with the Associated Press.
Markley. nominated for congressman
at large by the boiling democrats of
Pennsylvania, has accepted.
Fire in the shed of the Avondale elec-
trice railway at Cincinnati caused a loss
OF SSN,poO; insurance, S@UtotU.
At Chicago Policeman Arado was shot
and killed by a fellow officer named Ba-
con in an encounter in a saloon.
Chairman Carter says ex-senator
Spooner viii be candidate for the re-
publican presidential nomination.
The silver convention which was to
have been held at DeS Moines. Ia, Feb.
- and %. has been postponed TO March u.
At Gloversville, y. Y. Daniel b. Jud-
son. one of the largest glove manufact-
urers Of the city, assigned. Liabilities,
$3.50. 900
No information has been received of
the reported outbreak of Indianas from
the Apache reservation. at the Indian
bureau.
There is no truth whatever in the re-
port that the knights of labor in Ontario
threaten to secede from the general as
sembly.
Senator German introduced bill in the
senate amendatory of the interstate
commerce law to regulate pooling 10y
railroads.
At Pomeroy. O.. fire destroyed the TeIe-
graph newspaper printing office. part of
the county Jail and opera house. Loss,
over $2O0O0
At Ashcroft, Col. Leroy H. Spack. an
cmploye of the Big -Four mining COM
pany. was killed by the explosion of a
missed shot
Simpson Horner. one of the oldest and
best known coal operators and steam
boat men of Pittsburg, confessed judg-
ment for $6j 600.
The fast trotting mare Della Shipp,
record 2:21 by Major Landers. owned
by Hudson & Hudson, died at DanVille,
Ky, of influenza.
Grand Master Workman Sovereign will
stump Pennsylvania in the interest Of
LOtier. the peoples party candidate for
congressman at large
1t is reported that a serious split exists
in the English cabinet over the report
of the late Sir Gerald Portal favoring a
protectorate in Uganda.
At Danville. Ky. Timothy Fry and
James Jones. both negroes, got into an
alteration. and i'm the fight both men
We're mOrtally wounded.
The backbone of the long lockout OF
the hat factories at Danbury. Conn, is
practically broken by the return TO work
of many of the union men.
The Colorado cigar manufacturers as
ISOLATION inaugurated a lockout because
the cigarmakers refused Dec | to accept
a 1919 per cent. reduction in wages.
Attorney General Maloney Of Illinois
rendered an opinion that Illinois build
ing and loan associations cannot accu-
mulate a cogent or reserve fund.
At TT Riley, Kas.. the body of Charles
Mall, a musician of battery L. who dis
appeared some weeks ago, was found in
the Kaw river. Foul play is feared.
The execution of four Christians who
were sentenced to death for various
crimes in the island of Crete has in
censed the Christians Of the island
At Logan, O., the motion for a new
trial was Overruled and Isaac L. Ed
wards. the murderer of Mrs Sell
lers, was sentenced TO hang May 20.
with liquor, shot his wife. inflicting a
mortal wound. After SOLDERING up he
claimed he mistook his wife for a burg
lar.
Attorney-GeneraI Olney will appeal
from the decision rendered by Judge
Butler OF the United States circuit court
at Philadelphia in favor Of the sugar
trust
Near ChilIicothe, Mo. forty-six head of
two barns of the Hon. Henry Z. Ireland.
The fire was of incendiary origin. Loss,
10000
Col. Scott Newman of Louisville re-
ceived an offer of $4,000 from England
a few days ago for BOreal, his prOmis-
ing champion yearling stallion. He de-
clined it.
A cut of 10 per cent. in the wages Of
1900 workmen at the Riverside iron
works at BenwoOd Va, went into effect
This makes about 40 per cent. reduction
since August.
Coal mines about Bellaire on the Ohio
river are closed by a strike. over 1000
people are out Of employment. The
cause Is "a cut in wages from 20 to so
cents per ton.
The negotiations between France and
the United States for a decrease in the
duties on French wines entering the
United States are proceeding with the
prospect Of success.
At Linden, Kas.. a man giving the
name Of Albert HOuser, was arrested on
suspicion Of being concerned in the kill
ing of Grocer Chapman, at Pittsburg,
Kas., two weeks ago.
At Louisville. f. +. Lutz. doing bust
ness as +. r. Lutz q Co, proprietor of
the City malt works. made an assign
ment Estimated assets and liabilities
are between 60.000 and $70 000
After being out three hours the jury
in the case against w. A. Bell brought
in a verdict of guilty on all three counts
Bell conducted a fraudulent patent at
torney and brokerage business at ST.
Courtney, la.
d. c. Johnson. who gives spiritualistic
seances for a living, was arrested at
Kansas City by a deputy marshal, who
had papers from the chief Of police of
Cincinnati, ordering his arrest as a fugi-
tive from justice.
Cheralie Raybardi Massighia, Italian
consul at Philadelphia has requested
Max Schamberg, Austrian consul at
Pittsburg to send him the exact infor-
nation Of the part taken by Italians in
the Mansfield riots.
At Mankafo Mimi Jessie Andrews the