The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-10-07

Resume of Chief Events ChronicIed 4
In The Ixx-o % Oct q

Aeesume Oh Sn1cf Events ChrOnicled In
In the Issue of Oct. g.
1T is believed in London that Sir Edwin
Arnold Will be made poet laureate.
The funeral of Louis Pasteur was held
IN the Cathedral OF Notre Dame, Paris.
Frederick T. Greenhalge was nominated
licans.
the International sports with Cambridge
athletes.
Democrats are taking much comfort from
the defeat OF Tom Watson, or Georgia, for
New York bank statement shows heavy
decreases in the deposit and loan accounts
this week.
The football game between the Universe
ty of Missouri and Purdue promises to be a
great struggle.
The administration thinks the sugar
bounty Just and will help the planters to
get their money.
The official report shows this years sugar
crop In Louisiana to be the largest ever
grown in that State.
DR.. J. NJ. Ellis. of Kansas City, who was
taking a post graduate course in Louis
vile, KY, Is missing.
The Kaffir gold mining speculation. reac-
ton in Europe is causing more buying of
American stocks abroad.
Ex-Congressman English, of California,
after prospecting, reports Alaska to have
wonderful gold resources.
Inhabitants of the Island of Crete are
impressed by the Armenian troubles and
may rebel against Turkish rule.
Emperor Williams letter to the Car is
said TO have. been not about politics, but
an invitation to a shooting party.
Sixty vessels We're wrecked during the
storms last week off the English coast.
More than one hundred lives were lost.
London financiers were surprised that the
expected crash in south African mining
speculations did not come last week. Prices
fell. but rallied.
A picture of Mrs. Curzon, formerly Miss
Mary Letter, of Chicago. will appear in a
Forthcoming book-"Beauties of the Later
Victorian Era =.
Cleveland bea Baltimore In the third
game Of the Temple Cup series. making it
nous throng witnessed the game.
In an interview with w. b. Young,
trainer of G. NJ. Murphy, and Murphy him
self both admit that Titus made attempts
10 fix the bike races at the August tourna-
ment of the Associated Cycling clubs.
Football Saturday-Yale 20. Union o; Cor
nell o. Pennsylvania State College o; Ann
Ar6or "a Michigan Military Academy 0;
Howard "a, Amherst O.; II. r. ~, Lancaster
U; West Point so. Trinity 0: Princeton 20,
F.. W.. Buckley broke the worlds one
tnlrd,miie competition record at the Ma
all productive OF close races and exciting
finishes. Murphy wen the mile open. and
Bad the half-nile and two-mile open
races. Wells took the two-mile handicap.
with J..P. Bliss second. Harding and
Stade rode best in the Glass A events.
indianapolis.
John r. McFee was brought to this CITY
from the Prison North and released.
Mr.. c. w. Fairbanks and others adj
dressed the Republican Travelling Mems
Club.
Judge Baker refuses Francis A. Coffin
q new trial. He will sentence him a week
from to-day.
"A picked nine. with Rusie in the box,
defeated the regular indianapolis nine by
a 12-to5 score Saturday.
Board Of Works notifies the Big -Four
company that it will open Fletcher avenue
across the Big Four tracks.
Democrats send a despicable circular to
ministers bearing a campaign lie to the
effect that Mr.. TFusler is an atheist.
Reports from farmers living near the
city show that piano agents have been
working a fim-flam game in which notes
play a part.