The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-04

b. b. & r. knights two mills at River
Point, Il L. Viii start Monday on full time,
operating 5000 spindles.
Mgr. Merry Del Val. che papal delegate to
Canada, has called a meeting of the Roman
Catholic archbishops of the Dominion. to
be held in the archbishop.s palace at Mont
real next Thursday.
Michael Davitt. the Irish member of Par
lament. arrived at New York on the steam
ship Paris last night. accompanied by his
family. They Will visit California for the
benefit of their health. The Davitts' jour
ney has no political significance.
AT Warren. o.. Friday night Sherb Kear
in a fight Reaser struck Kear a deadly
blow just under the heart. which rendered
him unconscious. He was carried home
and is not expected to live. Reaser is I'M
der arrest.
Joseph Mcmahon. proprietor of McMa-
hons circus. formerly known as Bond
yesterday. from the effect of "A revolver
shot. fired by Deputy Marshal Cunningham.
OF Abilene. Tex. who quarreled with Nc
Mahon about a prisoner.
Governor Scofield. of Wisconsin. has
vetoed the McGillivray antitrust bill. The
bill not only prohibited the formation of
trusts in Wisconsin. but authorized and
to proceed against foreign combinations do
ing business in any way in the State.
Elliott CT. Stevenson. of Detroit. who
bought the Grand Rapids Democrat under
foreclosure sale. Friday. sold the property
yesterday 10 d stock company. headed by
j. c.. Sproat. Thomas r. McGarry and
George II. Hummer who was the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress last fall.
Over one thousand weavers employed in
the silk mills owned by Giveraud Brothers,
in West Hoboken. Homestead and Hacken-
sack went on strike yesterday for higher
wages. The strike is the outcome of a de-
mand Of the weavers for an increase of 80
per cent. which was refused by the firm.
An order i'm council was yesterday laid
before the Canadian Senate authorizing a
continuance OF the modus vivendi with the
United States whereby the fishing vessels
of that nationality are permitted TO buy
bait. ice and supplies in Canadian harbors
upon payment of a license fee OF Sl.50 a
ton.
The lockout of steamftters on the new
buildings of the Columbia College. at New
York. has beeI declared of. The strikers
on the new public schools in New York and
the Folhemus Institute in Brooklyn have
also been called off. These results are the
outcome of the arbitration OF President
Seth Low.
At calumet. Mich. Friday night. two
miners. Erie Neimi and John Taloinsari.
met "A horrible death in the Calumet mine.
They were preparing TO blast. three thou
sand feet beneath the surface. in No. 1
exploded. blowing them TO pieces. Only
small parts OF the remains have SO far
been found
The liabilities of Richard NJ. Hoar Of
Houghton. Mich. who ASSIGNED tuesday.
continue to grow. and may reach $125. Os0
and the prospects are not favorable for
realizing above - cents on the dollar. Mr..
Hoar has rendered his resignation as MAYOR
TO the Common Council. The Council tabled
the document. and Will meet later TO con-
slider the matter.
The police OF New York have received a
letter from Elizabeth Charne. of No. Iai6
Walnut street, Milwaukee. asking for infor-
nation OF F1orent Charne. who. she writes.
left New York for Belgium in March. 1885.
to collect "A legacy for her. The woman SAYS
she gave the man about $1,000, and that she
has not heard of him since. He promised
Go return in less than a year.