The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Hayden Perry. the noted musician, died
a London.
The internstio medical congress is in
session at Rome.
The Nashville cotton mills are in opera
ton with 400 hands.
Indications are that the blizzard is about
ended in Nebraska.
Great 1ocks Of sheep have been frozen
TO death in Wyoming.
new racing association has been
formed at Cincinnati.
Jane c. Austin. the we'll known au-
thoress. died Boston.
Lawrence CCrran. a well-known railroad
man. died at Louisville.
The bank of Bengal has reduced its rate
of interest to per cent.
Much damage has been done to early
vegetation in Tennessee.
\ norther struck Denison. Tex, accom-
panied by rain and sleet.
Gen. Remgo Morales Bermudez, pres-
dent Of Peru. died at Lima.
Nineteen grain-boaJs, the first Of ;he sea
son, left Chicago for Buffalo.
The taking OF testimony in the Kear-
sarge court martial is concluded.
Six inches Of snow fell at Rockford, Ill,
and blizzard is raging there.
a big steel mill will be located at Cleve-
land. the plant to cost $2.O0000
There is considerable activity in the iron
market at Chicago and Pittsburg.
The Chickasaw cotton mills at Paris,
Tenn. were burned. Loss. 10000.
No news of the Ems fourteen days out
from Southampton for New York.
L. a. Waldo. a well-known Bostonian is
mysteriously missing al Chicago.
Five members of the Louisville city coun-
Gil have been indicted for corruption.
Henry Scott shot and killed Wilfred Al
vey at dance at Lyons Station, Ky.
Prof. j. NJ. Ellis of Oberlin college died
yesterday at Chicago of heart failure
a cold wave is heading toward Aiinneapo-
lis and will reach there this morning.
above zero at TT. Scott, kas., yesterday.
The Platte river mills at Denver have
begun operations with a force of 200 men.
Herman Clark, wanted at New York for
embezzlement was arrested at Chicago.
August A. Brush, ex-warden of Sing
Sing. died at his home at Hopewell, y. Y.
The report that a combination of paper
manufacturers was to be formed is denied
Mrs. Lena Rock of Upper Sandusky was
fatally shot by Isaiah Taylor, her son-in-
law.
Charles G. Baer, grand commander Of
the Pennsylvania X. of L., died al Pitts
burg
The storm that swooped down upon Chi
cago is delaying cable cars and railroad
trains.
The Augusta CGa) cotton mills have suf-
ficient orders on hand 10 run them six
The body of Joseph Olds the ninth VIC
tim of the Gaylord mine disaster, was re-
covered.
David Carr of olmelgo. Ok. T.. was
found dead in the woods with a bullet in
his head.
John Bauow is under arrest at Chicago
for the murder OF John Tiffany at FIT
Dodge, Ia.
The total Indebtedness OF the Bear valley
irrigation company of Los Angeles. Call
is 81. 221. 259.
The building of the Lipp furniture com
loss, $4,000.
The total value of the gold bullion re-
ceived at the Denver mint during March
$S2O1S7.
The cigarmakers employed bv f. Vallens
& Co. of Chicago, numbering 600. have gone
on a strike.
NJ. V Monarch has been appointed re-
ceiver of the Owensboro Falls, Rough 81
Green river road.
The town of Sutherland. sixteen miles
west of North Platte, Neb., was totally
destroyed by fire.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria ar
dered big reception.
The Iron Age says that the feeling in
the iron trade throughout the country is
a slight shade better
There will be a general strike of the
employees Of the Crane manufa curing COM
pany Of Chicago today.
State Mine Inspector Reed is endeavoring
to bring about compromise in the miners
strike at Cripple Greek, Col.
Four firemen were injured at a fire at
Chicago yesterday the ladder upon which
they were STANDING breaking.
The eastern anthracite coal agents, at
their meeting in New York. reduced the
price Of chestnut coal to 1915.
The long due steamer S. S. Bancroft. for
the safety OF which much anxiety was
felt, has arrived at San Francisco.
An unknown man was murdered in a
railroad shanty at Denison. Tex, and the
cabin set fire to conceal the crime.
blizzard struck Evansville last night
Farmers report wheat killed and also
peaches, plums, cherries and grapes.
The conference OF the Amalgamated asso-
citation and the Mahoning valley manu-
facturers has adopted 81 pudding rate.
The new medical college Ola Cdna,-st
New Orleans, was damaged Oy fire. The
loss is estimated at $4,000; fully insured.
The Arkansas supreme court decided that
the law demanding a state license Of tray
cling insurance agents IS unconstitutional.
Frank Kyler shot and killed William
Butler. a young farmer. at Holdaysbury
under the impression that ne was burg
lar.
A. ]. Alexander Of Louisville has added
800 900 TO the endowment fund for the es-
Enlistment Of a theological seminary at
The supreme court Of California has de-
cded that the removal of the capitol from
Sacramento TO San Jose by the legislature
was Illegal
J. Morton. a pioneer merchant Of Grand
Rapids. was attacked with paralysis while
walking along the street in San Francisco
and stricken blind.
for United senator from Illinois to succeed
Senator Culom. was given a banquet at
Chicago last night.
A bill has been introduced in the house
of commons providing for the enforcement
of the award of the Boring sea fisheries
arbitration commission.
An imperial decree has been issued an
nouncing that henceforth Austria and Rus
STA will accord each other the most IA
vored nation" treatment
Ex-United States Marshal c. c. Reed
and Commissioner w. II. Hunter have been
indicted at Louisville for rendering false
accounts to the government.
The Iowa house has passed the woman
suffrage bill giving women the right to vote
for city, town and school officers and on
the question of issuing bonds.
At Rockport, Tex, ?. ID. Walsh county
commissioner was killed by b. J. Weir
The difficulty was about the occupancy Of
a house. The murderer is at large.
On her next trip to this country the
British steamer SMYRNA viii carry 234
boys from a London home for destitute
children, who will go to Manitoba.
The White Star steamer Teutonic ar
rived at New York from Liverpool after
having passed through the most severe
storm that has been known on the Atlantic
for several years.
A general strike Of the 10000 coke work
ers and miners of the COnnellsville pa
region was ordered by the executive COM
mittee OF the United mine workers, to go
into effect next Monday.
At San Francisco Mrs. Mary Antonio
Castro Majors began suit for $1,000 for
breach OF promise against Harry s Cowell.
OF the well-known santa Cruz million
aire.
Mr.. Edward B. Wall. assistant TO the
general manager of the Pennsy lvania lines.
west OF Pittsburg, died at Pittsburg. the
result of a shock following an operation
for appendicitis.
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