The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-03
NEWS FROM ALL LANDS
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPHIC DIS
PATCHES IN BRIEF FORM.
Interesting Notes on "a Great Variety
of Subjects, Including Happen
fngs at Home and Abroad.

Green Golden. one or the Goebel assassi-
nation suspects was released on bond OF
5000 at Frankfort yesterday
A dispatch from Cambourne. a new town
in kootenai, 3. c.. says a very rich find OF
free gold in decomposed ore has just been
made.
United States Senator Cushman X Davis
who has been confined to his home at ST.
Paul for the past few weeks. is slowly re-
covering.
The steamship St. Paul arrived at Seattle
yesterday from Nome with l32 passengers
and 100000 in treasure. The steamer left
Nome on Oct. 20.
Andrew Forsythe, who was released from
the insane asylum on Thursday by Judge
Dunno, of Chicago. has brought suit for
S250.00 damages against the superintendent
and other officers of the asylum. He alleges
that he was illegally detained.
Spearman & Co.'S bank. at Springfield
Neb was robbed Thursday night by three
burglars who blew open the safe and made
away with several hundred dollars worth
of postage and revenue stamps. Another
safe, containing $S0,OOO was untouched.
Samuel Wolff. cloth merchant. of New
York city. filed petition in bankruptcy
in the United States District Court yester-
cay. with Liabilities $5393S, assets $i7 yi2
Most OF the debts represented goods sold
and delivered during the present year.
The Interdenominational Council OF
Women for Christian and Patriotic Serv-
ices, organized to give united action in
u
pleted its organization at New York yes
terday. Mrs. Darwin r. James was chosen
president.
In pitched fight between the strikers at
the Riverside works of the National Tube
Company at Wheeling. w. Va, and the
men who have taken their places, Walter
Davis was fatally injured. Shots were ex-
changed and missiles of every description
were thrown.
Arthur Harris, the negro who stabbed
Dol Il n,
New York on Aug. u, and who was con-
victed of murder in the second degree, was
sentenced yesterday TO life imprisonment.
The murder of Thorpe was the cause of
serious race riots.
The arson case against Hiram p. Irwin re-
suited yesterday at Dallas, Tex, in the
conviction of Irwin and verdict of five
years in the penitentiary. He confessed to
having burned property on which there was
$75, 600 insurance, the owners hiring him to
commit the crime.
Miss Annie Hart whose furniture was
seized by the officials of the EliZabethport,
y. j., bank, which lost 100000 by William
Schreiber's defalcation, has recovered her
property. The bank officials relented a few
days ago, apologized to Miss Hart and gave
the property back to her.
The Berlin Tageblatt charges that United
States Consul General Mason I'm the course
of a special report, made TO Washington,
in which he asserted that German manu-
facturers and importers often fraudulently
OF misrepresenting The facts.
Gen. Leonard Wood commander of the
Department of Cuba, who arrived at Ha-
vana yesterday on the steamship Kanawha
has appointed Seniors Liorente Castro. Ri
vera and Quesada as commission TO ar
range the opening ceremony at the consti-
tutional convention next Monday.
William III. Hughes. an employee of the
Newport (Ky.) Rolling Mill Company, has
declined the presidency of the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers. The appointment is made by the
executive board. Mr.. Hughes has been in
the milling business for thirty years.
]. Perpont Morgan yesterday donated to
the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New
York, collection of ancient Greek orna-
nents valued at 100000. The collection
was purchased from a London art dealer
Inscriptions on some of the ornaments
show that they were made about $50 b. c.
An attempt was made TO wreck the Balti-
more * Ohio weSt-bound passenger train
due at Tiffln, o., at $50 o'clock last even
ing. a pile of railroad ties had been laid
across the track a mile west of the city
but were discovered and removed by the
bridge gang few minutes before the train
passed.
The body of Clark NJ. Carr. son of the
former minister to Denmark Gen. Clark T.
Carr, who was drowned in Lake Washing
ton last Sunday, has been recovered. The
body of his cousin, Torrey Carr, who lost
his life at the same time, was recovered
several days ago. and the funeral of both
was held in Seattle yesterday.
David Davis. of the rioters indicted
by the special grand jury at Akron, o.,
was yesterday convicted of burglary. Davis
was one of the men who broke into the
store of the Standard Hardware Company
from which the mob secured the guns that
We're used m the assault the city
building on the night of Aug %.
The strike in the rolling mill of the New
Haven Comm Iron and Steel Company
will probably end next Monday, when all
the men except twenty-four puddlers will
return to work, having been unable to force
the management TO yield to their protest
against a TO per cent. reduction in wages
About $50 hands are employed in the works
The National Association OF Agricultural
Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
voted yesterday at milwaukee, to meet ne xt
year i'm Kansas City. The convention adj
journed sine die after electing these Off
GERS: President, James ~ Carr, of Rich
mond. Ind; treasurer, u. g. Orendor If.
canton, ILL.,; secretary, Frank T.. Lukens.
Chicago
manufacturers, of Greenfield, Mass, is un-
able TO meet its obligations, and meeting
OF creditors will be held next Thursday
afternoon. The liabilities of the company
are $llS,000 of which $4,000 Is due banks
and $1,000 for merchandise. The capital
stock Is $4,000, and that is practically
wiped out.
Justice Freedman, of the New York SUI
preme Court. has appointed Francis n.
Sanborn temporary receiver for the Amer
lean Impulse Wheel Company, on applica-
ton of Herbert Il. Campbell, president, and
Calvin Tompkins and James r. Van Dick
directors, for voluntary dissolution OF the
corporation. The assets are 81, 400 and the
| liabilities $1,000.
Mrs. Mackey. wife of ex-Judge Mackey,
of South Carolina, who has been before the
District of Columbia courts a number Of
times lately in lunacy proceedings, was
yesterday committed TO the United States
government asylum for the insane. The
action was taken on the application of her
| father, Colonel George A. Porterfield of
Chsrlestown, w. Va
On a charge of having smuggled five
Chinese into the United States from Can
| ada in car of hay, William Grattan. of
Bangor, n. Y, was held for trial i'm 81 900
| bail at New York yesterday by United
| States Commissioner Shields. One of the
Cinnamon got thirsty, and when the train
stopped near Albany got out TO get some
| water and was detected.
| A motion for a new trial was filed by
Rosslyn III. Ferrells attorneys at Marys-
vile, o., yesterday on the ground that one
of the jurors said Terrell was guilty and
his life was no better than Lanes, his VIC
tim. 1t is also charged that Joseph Rolf.
another juror, is not an eector. Time is
given for afdavits in support OF the mo-
ton and answers, the arguments being set
| for next Friday.
The trouble between the faculty and
students at Mount Union College, Ohio has
eliminated by the strikers giving in. Pres
| ident Riker addressed the students saying
that the faculty could not recede. and sub
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