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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-05-23
Minor state items,

Several employees ~ tie Diamond
plate glass works Weru Frustrated with
the heat of Thursday.
Sheriff John a. Trautman's residence
az Lebanon was robbed yesterday ana
the sheriff locked un Jesse llali, a
"FuatYl' under suspicion,
pHpnr Heidelberg WAS caught IA the
ACT Of rnhhing store az New Castle
Thursday morning, ana az aGnn az court
convened he was tried and sentenced 10
three years,
Judge Friedley Of Madison has ordered
a foreclosure 1T the nne-hundredsand-
twenty th0usand-dOilAr mortgage rest
ing againat the Louisville ana Madison
wooden mill,
Wilson Simmons, a highly respected
citizen near New Castle, has mysterious
~ disappeared u " feared that he has
committed suicide because his daughter
was betrayed,
that played AZ ioganhport the other
night had a pet dog that he was COM
PEELED CO drown because II showed signs
of hydrophohia,
William wortmpn. ~, Wayne, bach
elor, WAS assaulted by Mrs Wllkie
Wednesday and she whipped him until
he begged FOR mercy, Claims he cir
onlated alandoroua reports about her.
The saloon that In being built az Bur
lng.on has electric apparatus all around
The building should any one try "a set
II on fire the Waterman will wake up,
and he has amall-slsed arsenal ready
FOR use
n would seem that the controversy
nc Hammond would compel the election
of an entirely new man, The repuh-
licana OF the Tenth district want no row
on their hands. The district n about
even politically and quarrel would de-
feat any ndidate.-isoganspot Jour
nal rop)
The Rev Mr. Frank has a fund of
good stories always on hand, but he
told one on his last visit here that takes
the cake. lie said a lady had a parrot
that had learned TO swear, aud every
time II Fwore she gave II ducklng So
one day during heavy rain some OF her
chickens were almost drowned. 40 she
laid them on the floor around the stove
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PROBABLE MURDER IN PRISON.
Prison south the scene OF Another
Exciting Encounter OF blood.


Exciting Encounter oT blood.
JEFFERsoNVtLLE. May 17-what
will probably prove a murder occurred
at the prison south last night liosha he
Artobbi a Spanish speaking colorod man
from the West indies. who n confined at
The prison south ON a conviction Of burg.
larry. committed IA Hendricks county. for
which hc IL serving five years, is "A bad
man.
He viii bo remembered aa one Of the
fellows who went before the inVeHtiRata
ing committee while u was investigating
the prison south. complaining of cruelty,
lie special oHuse being hp had been
knocked down by "a guard The truth "
The matter was that the guard was puma
pplled tu du Ho tu prevent him from kill
INK felloW.uunNirt with q club lie has
huen fourteen times reported hnd uuns
iHhed HlS tlmns for lighting with oons
Virts. a fuW days HHu be- got into a
nshi with William Mrtulurh, puiornd
convict Heut up rnf two years for grand
larceny from NAhdefbufH county ard
bud blood hHh nlupu existed between
lheui pe Artnbhl evidently Intended 90
have revenge Gn tho other man,
Last night, aH tie prlHuurfH were NJ
ING UHt ~ the dining room aud march
Ing 90 the coll houses, was DO Artnhs
bis opportunity To had provided him
self with "a SHARP knife, the blade three
inches luhn which he had concealed 40
his sleeve Ito Was Just behind Mo-
tuliuph and as the procession nf uuHa
VelH turned ihp angle bHHk OF the chap
thus WumnntHriiN throwing them
nut uf sight uf tie guard hn jumped
Ht Mrtullurh ana began cutting.
bio stabbed him four times ln and he-
tween che shoulders, one time below the
alefnum and clean aornHH tha muscles
~ the back, Just above the hip, aud the
cuts are all dangerous W hnt fatal espns
plallY The stab 40 The breast bone. which
has pennlrand Into The internal organs
of The body, A. soon aH tho guards saw
what was done they Jumped Ia aud
stopped The nehi
Mrculipeh was already pa badly In
iufed hat he had ta be- carried tn the
hospital whore hn now lies a. critical
condition, with chances against him
Mu'ullarh himself n bad negro, aud
has been punished 80 least twelve times
four for nRhfinR Warden Patton may
prosecute De Artohhi 40 the next term
of court for the Hrayer crime af at.
tempted murder
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"SAf,fNE CITY. I'M
4 New rhresbcr.

ANDERSON. May Special. About
sevnty-nve thrcshing machine men from
different parts OF Indiana. Ohio and Till
nois met IN this city today 10 witness
the nrst exhibition work OF a new auto
matte thrpHhpf patent that has at
tfacted much attention in the past year.
AZ noon they were hnnuuptpd az the
Hotel DuKey md this afternoon the test
WAS made 10 the west part OF the city,
n WAS perfectly satisfactory, twr men
doing all of he work Of threHhiuR aud
attacking the straw The threHhng mt
chine experts are loud IA their praises.
A company has been organized and n
plant that VIII employ goo mon, ~ begin
with, will bn erected Immediately
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CHASING \ monsn THIEF.
A Lively NtRht Adventure 10 the
Maare's uili NeIEhbarhood,

hoore'A NH Netghborhoad,
Mooilg's NIL, May ls-apeolai.- -
Last night strange man stopped al the
house OF Mr. Huridore, about three miles
north Of here, and took supper,
Huridore went out 10 hls barn and
found a iine young horse had been taken.
lie went 10 his ueighbor's. Mr., nldners.
and found that his buggy had been
stolen.
The two men raised the alarm. n IA
very evident that the THIEF was not
familiar with the country for he drove
all night ana when oVerhnuied THIS
morning he WIS only about three miles
from the plRce where he stole the horse.
When he was oVertaken his purauern
commanded him a. halt, hut he Jumped
from the buggy, fired one shot az them
and fled
All Of the mon then lost the trail hut
two, Mr. Witherhead ana Mr. Mnnlief
These two kept his trail down across
North Hogan creek Ia the direction OF
Mo0re's fllll Mr. whitehead WAS
armed with a Winchester repeating whot-
gun ana seemed somewhat excited when
seen a mile or 80 out OF town. lust al
the east end OF Main-Rt they overlook
the thief and again called him 90 halt.
hut instead he drew his gun and leveicd
II az Mr.. Witherhead'a head. This was
too much for the wary detective and ne
emptled his shotgun full Ia the head OF
the rogue, but second shot was necea-
sary before he fell.
a physician was called az once. who.
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ornn nnIIniIn.

Warm fair weather and sufficient rain
continued % be- ~ much benefit o. all
crops, which are now IN most promising
condition. Wheat II i0intlng and head
ing now almost everywhere BARLEY aud
rye are heading. fasturage IL in Hplen-
did condition, Potatoes are growing nice
Ia. and tobacco has been planted, Al
though heavy rains in some localities,
making the ground too wet stopped corn
planting, the planting now ~ finished n
most counties and nearly 80 ga the rest,
Corn IN coming up nicely, ana in many
Fruit IN falling or much. Aioles, cut.
worms ,wlrewOrma ana potato buFa are
numerous ana have commenced 90 do
damage Hail fell tn many localities of
the southern portion which did some IN
Jury, light harmless frost formed
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A Burglar Neatly Caught.

KENNARD, May 17-Special- This
rorning at / o'clock a burglar was dis
covered in the general store of c. c.
Hinshaw in the act Of examining some
hats by Charles Newly. who sleeps in
the store. Newly leveled a shotgun at
him. with the command" Throw up your
hands" and up went his hands New
by's brother, who also was in the store.
then securely tied the burglar with a
rope and he was put to bed to await the
morning train. when he was taken to
New Castle and lodged i'm Jail He was
a stranger here and a foreigner This Is
the third or fourth time burglars have
entered this store during the past year,
but the first time since Newly has been
sleeninR there
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cobuMntH, May " Special, on
Tuesday niahl u horse aud buggy Doc.
longing 90 Mont Mnhan waH stolen from
his stable IA Hheibyyilie, Yesterday boys
found the in Heefeted in u thieket near
Clinpfd. seven miles northeast nf this
eitY Sheriff Lucas was notified ana ho
sheriff nurke aud Mahnn came down
aud took thn tH back This morning a
horse, supposed 90 have been stolen
WIS found in The same woods ana "
being held fur hn owner People un lhhi
way think there ~ a regular rang ni
horse thieves operating through this
fDuutN.
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oWen IIouied oninmii,,

RHNaaELABH May ~ Hpeoal~fht
republican representative convention f0i
The counties ~ Jasper ana Newton met
here Yesterday aud Marion H. splitter waf
nominated on the fourth ballot, William
~. owen, republican candidate far score
larY uf state, made "a speech tn u good
audience Ito howled calamity and laid
the hard times hil tQ The HupreHf Of the
democratic party, tie claimed that the
Wilson bill was framed 40 tho interest
OF tho south lie predicted republican
bin viii bee passed la the interest ut The
republican party,
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MADE a BAD START.
A Doctor Disgrnces His Profession nj
the Beriuufne of His Career

Doctor Disgraces His Profession mt
the Beginning of His Career.
NEW CASTLE, May l9.-Special.-Dr.
Lester II. Painter, fresh from medical
college, opened an Office here a few weeks
ago and proceeded to make himself agree
able to everybody, especially to the Ia
dies.
Shortly afterward n beautiful girl of
seventeen and of good family took serv-
ice in the Bundy house dining-roon, near
where the gay Aescllapian had his lair.
Thursday morning she disappeared and
remained lost until last night. A sus-
picion gained credence that she was in
Painters Office. and after several unsuc-
cessful attempts on the part of her
friends to effect an entrance Deputy
Sheriff John Smith was called upon, and
upon climbing over the traneom of the
outer door found the girl under the bed
in the back office. The doctor had flown,
but Is now badly wanted 10 answer TO a
$1,000 suit for damages for the betrayal
Of the girl, which was filed by her guar
dian this morning, she being an orphan.
Painter is the son of a wealthy farmer
OF high standing near Middletown.
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Az Aflcmnieh snLnide.

VALrARAlao, May ln,-'rhia morning
Miss Grace ouderdrk, a propoaesslng
young lady Of this city, seventeen years
old, attempted suicide by shooting herr
self through The abdomen The BAN
passed olear through her body, Yeater-
day afternoon while un town she took
a. pieoe Of silk goods from one OF the
stores, and search warrant was issued
and the property recovered Late ina the
evening she took piece ~ dress goods
from another store, and upon an officer
going 90 the house this morning with n
warrant FOR her arrest she went into an
adjoining room and shot herself She
will die
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Drowned in White River.

ROCKVILLE, May Is. - Special. -
This afternoon party of four young
men, who were fishing at Yellow Bank
camp ground, went bathing in the White
water river. Only one, named KayIor,
could swim and he took cramps in deep
water. His companions tried to aid him
and afterward called the railroad section
men near by, but they arrived too late.
The corpse had not been recovered this
evening.
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a Young Fire Bug Sentenced.

PERU, May Disqualification L.
Gould. eighteen years old. was today
sentenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary and to pay fine of $50 for arson.
Gould. with young William Koob. We're
arrested March II. after some fifteen
incendiary fires. which had greatly
alarmed the citizens. The young men
confessed to burning the several build
ings. Their parents are respectable
business men. Koob has not yet had
his trial.
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slrneI. hY I.lRhtnlnR.

III WAyNG. May iG~speciai, This
afternoon, during a heavy storm. light
Ming struck q eohoolhoune six miles east
OF the city, setting fire 20 the building
and Instantly killing John Cummings,
aged ffteon, and seriously, II not ia
tally, inIurlng six other scholars.
FRANKLIN, May Especial. The
large barn belonging 90 Abraham Bar
ton, near Trafalgar. was struck by light
Ming last night and destroyed together
with IL contents. which included two
fine horses. Total ioHa, $4,000
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4 SAD Cnse of suicide.

MUNCIE, May 17.-Special.-Last night
Edna. the fourteen-year-old daughter of
Arthur Franklin, took a dose Of rough
on rats and went to bed TO die Early
this morning her agonizing groans woke
her parents, but too late as the child soon
died. Mr.. Franklin is a very prosperous
and wealthy farmer residing near Dale
vile and no reasons can be given for the
rash act. The girl was an exceedingly
bright child. at the head of her class in
school, and she would have graduated this
year. She was not known to have a lover
and her happy mode at all times only
makes the strange act the more mys-
FERROUS. Mr.. Franklin is the son Of the Rev.
Mr.. Franklin. a well-known minister at
Bedford. The affair caused great surprise
In Daleville today.
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TWO CHILDREN DEAD.
4 Family Poisoned by Unknown
Parties Mt Monroe.

DECATUR. May 16.-The family of
Mart Alder. in Monroe. were poisoned by
some unknown person.
A brother Of Alder called at the house
this morning and found the entire fam
lily. consisting OF Alder and wife and two
small children, PROSTATE on the dining
room floor.
The two children are dead
The mother was beyond the reach OF
medical aid and Alder very IN.
n Is thought that some enemy OF the
family put poison IN the well.
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An IentnnaIIng Alliance.

COLUMBUS, May E.-speclal'-Two
years ago Liz Breedlove. a farm hand,
working FOR John Campbell Of Brown
county. eloped with campbell'a wife.
who deserted her husband and several
grown children. Campbell got "a divorce,
moved 20 Nashville three months ago
and began paying his addresses 60 Mol
lie Payne. who, with her mother, operated
restaurant for Campbell, ana also
Nina Battan. who lived back on his
farm Finally he married the Battan
girl and then the Payne girl and her
mother moved away. Ten Jays ago
Campbell deserted his wife and Followed
up the Payne girl and yesterday his
brother-in-law and deserted VIE went
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EVANSVILLE. May i5.=apeclai
philip Haber, an old maer, died sudden
vs. tonight IN a dirty aud miserable room
on VnesHl lie was formerly a well-to.
do merchant bat for two years or more
has lived alone Az this room and has
accepted the charity Of his nelehh0fa. ~
HE trunk the coroner found over ~ 200
IA motley hnd several valuable papers,
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II Proved ON He Mind.

TERRE HAUTE. May Especial
Herman Beckmyer, aged twenty-five.
committed suicide today by taking
trough on rats Last summer. while
driving his brothers milk wagon, he ran
over Mrs. Estella Amero. and she had
just brought suit against his brother for
$4,000 damages. Last night the sheriff
served the summons, and it so preyed
on young Beckmyer's mind that he
committed suicide
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Got n Divorce.

WASHINGTON. May 20. - Special. -
Laura Bell about two years ago got a
divorce from her husband, Thomas. A
short time afterward she was married
to Isaac Burk. prosperous farmer She
lived with him only a few months and
secured divorce. After a short court
ship she was again married to her first
husband. Yesterday she filed suit for
divorce once more.
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win Try Again.

EVANSVILLE, May 17-special. The
next session of the republican congress
sional convention Of the First district or
Indiana will be held az Mt Vernon on
Aug Z. 1894. The convention tried 10
nominate u congressman April 10. Sew
Cnty-slN ballots were taken at tho time
and the delegates then adjourned to
meet at the call OF District Chairman
Mason
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niqnfonp, May lbmhpeelal Tive
dead bodies and tw0 men seriously 10
iurud arrived here this evening, The 10
suit ~ n oave-n of The tunnel situated
on the railway near oWonHhurg about
twenty-five miles Wesi " this city
The men were iryinR a. Widen The tun
mel ana had Just taken away the old
bnntH when The collapse occurred,
The Killed are
JAMES A, PlluaTY 0f New Albany,
ONitA JACKSON uf New Albany
Both men instantly killed
The following were injured
william " Hunt ar New Albany sori'
ouAlY perhaps fatally,
Matthew Quinn Of New Albany, Sort
ously though not fatally
The sad AFFAIR occurred this after
noon, ana AZ i00n AZ possible thereafter
the dead and injured were brought here
The two o0rpeR and MI Hunt will be-
sent Immediately "a New Albany,
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EIoned westwnrd Ho.

WABASH, May .-Special-F'rank
Murphy and Miss Nora Smith, children
of well-known and prosperous farmers
OF North Lagro township, this county,
eloped last night and went to Lincoln,
Neb. Their parents objected to their
marriage on account Of their extreme
youth, neither being more than twenty.
They were married in this city before
departinu
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VIC nnntinp ln CInr.

BRAZIL. May 16.-Special.-Ben Ever
wine, a young man down near Saline
city. who married about two months ago.
and whose bride stole away from his bed
one night recently. after making fruitless
search for her for some days resorted 10
the virtues of advertising. wrote out and
posted the following at various public
points:
SALINE CITY. Ind
"Stoen I'm this city frida night. May
g. 1884 one lady the property Of Ben
Everwlne. / will give motifs that I will
pr6sedtc anybode that harbors her or
said male Eyerwne. and I further staff
she or / ant any good and ant cntite to
credit BEN ENERWINif."
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pr. WAYNE, May 11-speciel.-An
unknown man, supposed 60 be "A tourist
tailor. was Instantly killed on the Penn.
Hylyanla road near the county limo To-
day He WIS well.dressed five feet five.
weighed 1916 pounds, sandy muHtache ana
soft hazel eyes, lis skull was crushed
m lie had uo money CT papers on his
person, lie looks 60 be about forty years
AID
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A BRUTAL CRIME.
Noah Brnnnain Arrested for n Grim

inaI Assault mt Bedford.
BEDFORD. May 15.-Special-One Of
the most brutal crimes ever perpetratec
occurred here last night. Noah Bran
main, noted character, criminally as.
saulted Lille Fry, aged fourteen.
Pretending to be taking her home, be
led her to a lonely neighborhood, where
the crime was perpetrated.
He was captured and is now in Jail
Threats of lynching were soon abroad
but the older persons advised to let the
law take its course.
The girl is badly injured and almost
frantic with fright, but 1t is thought that
she will survive.
She is very small and could not pre-
vent his deviish attempts. though she
struggled hard for her honor a long time
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Miami Pops Nominate.

PERU. May 9.-SpeclaL-The popu-
lists Of this county held a convention
here today and placed the following
county ticket in the field: Representa-
tive, j. f. Howe; clerk. II. f. Dehaven;
auditor John Lavengood; sheriff. NJ. v.
Daniels; recorder, Robert Mccoy; sur
veyor. stephen Eshlman; commissioners.
]. =. Marsh and Easton CURE. A. c.
Burkhart of Upton made the leading
annnnh
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THURSDAY NIGHTS STORMS
VERY GENERAL AND DAMAGING
THROUGHOUT INDIANA.

Reports from Marion, Peru, Muncie.
Anderson, EII<hart, Michigan City
and Many other Points-Other state
News-A bloody Encounter in the
Prison SOuth-HOrse Thieves Active
"A Family Poisoned At Monroe-PoI-
ittcaI COnventiOns-Minor Items.
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nrIstoI Dol nn unronr.

ELKHART. May iT.-spccial.-T'h in
habltants OF Bristol, small town east
OF here, are IN quite an uproar because
OF the mysterious death or Mrs. Louis
Aurand, and as tho result OF her death
Henry Sanger. a fruit dealer and con-
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Found Dead in the River.

TERRE HAUTE. May 15.-Special.-
The worst fears ENTERTAINED concerning
George Vonderheide, who has been miss
ing since Saturday a week ago, have
been confirmed. The lifeless body of a
man answering the description of the
missing man was found this morning on
a sand-bar near Hutsonville. Ill, twenty
five miles south the Wabash river. 1t
is thought he was demented and COM
mittpd guicidp
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fecioner. is placed in an ugly position,
charged with her betrayal. and, it is
stated. that a doctor is to be prosecuted
for malpractice. The coroner is investi-
eating the case and some sensa tional
developments are looked for.
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Pops Nominate n Congressman.


SHOALS. May 20.-SpeciaL-The con-
vention of the peoples party for this
congressional district was held here yes
terday. the Hon. samuel W. Williams
presiding. Every county in the district
except Crawford was represented. Z.
A. higgins of Dayiess, Nj. w. Ackerby of
Knox. the candidate of two years ago:
Seymour Riddle of Greene and L. H.
MotsingeT. a Shoals banker. were placed
in nomination for congress. Mr. Rig
gins was nominated on the third ballot,
with Banker Motsinger a close second.
The usual resolutions were adopted. and
the course of Representative Bretz in
voting for the unconditional repeal of
the sherman law was strongly con-
demned. The populists IN this district
expect to make a strong fight. but every
thing now points 60 the usual demo-
cratic victory here.
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NAbpAHAtHo, May 10 Especial. Miss
Anna {aueh died this afternoon from
being injured while burning brush, ilar
clothing caught nre.
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ifo.nd mead an tho uaii.

ANDERSON, May s0.aapeolai Moses
simon u resident IT Hummityille, WAS
morning n n supposed that be- was
run over by a through freight nj mid
miami
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after an examination, said that he
didn't consider any of his wounds fatal.
although he might loose one of his eyes.
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and brought him home and a settlement
was effected by a division of their prop
erty and mutual separation.
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