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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1890

Page

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Prisoners Fight At County Jail Bouts Ends In Dungeon

In a jail melee reported by The Sun, prisoners Razors and Rations stage a makeshift bout. Emmett the jailer interrupts, bets, and later ends the clash with both men knocked out or confined. Canary and Lokington, two inmates, are noted for their roles and rivalries.

Emmett THE Sun Bob Ater Iself Lake Michigan Bil Canary Charlie Lokington Canary France Ickington Chickingo Haasn Bob Emmett Pat Ingerbons Henry Agarfoot Razors Day Rollins Inter Raions Owever Razzers Hazzera Rations Bations Razzer Probiscia Razzare Rezzari Bazzers Ratilon

Windlass Accident Fatal to Vincennes Laborer

In Vincennes Indiana on Wednesday night laborer Wa Murphy died from injuries after a windlass used to hoist material slipped from his grasp and struck him. His skull was fractured and three ribs were broken in the incident at the La Plante residence.

Vincennes Ind Murphy la Plante

Theodels Picnic Brings 2500 Children To Free Outing

Theodels annual excursion drew over 2500 children from diverse backgrounds to Blue River Park. A three block long procession formed from Pennsylvania Street to the depot as Fuligraf’s band played. John Kirkwood led the trip with police and volunteers guiding boys and girls through games and meals at the park.

Pennsylvania St Washington Ini OH Fuligraf Washingtoast Ilinois John Kirkwood

Outlawry Among Italians Reported in New Jersey Rail Work

Reports from New York on August 7 describe widespread criminal activity by Italians employed on New Jersey railways. Authorities note an average of one murder daily over the past two weeks with many assailants roving the state committing various depredations.

New York New Jersey

Ex-Congressman Converss Says Campbell Will Resist Force Bill

Couns C August 7 report that ex-Congressman G L Converss said Governor Campbell planned to declare in a second speech that he would resist the force bill with the Ohio militia. The remark frames political tension over federal power and state defense.

Converses Couns G. L. Converss Gov Campbell Ohio

Republicans Win Big In Western Territory Legislature

Aug 7 returns show overwhelming Republican support across districts in GuTuRi L T. The Farm er alliance secures five legislative seats, signaling strong party gains in the territory.

Guturi,l. T Farmere’ Alliance

Sports gossip and scores from the league lineup

Reports from the league show attendance figures 8411 for a game, 7017 for Brotherhood, and several results including Toledo 6 Rocksster 8 St. Louis 8 Spracuss 2 Louisville 7 Brooklyn 2. Other scores Brooklyn 6 Boston 5 Philadelphia 65 New York 9 Cincinnati 16 Pittsburg 3 Cleveland 1 Chicago 7. Dated notes mention manager Fessenden, Dunlap’s contract bids, and various race and swimming events with entries from Cleveland Anson and others. A ten mile bicycle race around Maywood is planned with a gold medal prize, and an ocean swimming championship for ladies set for Aug 23 at Coney Island.

Maneger Fessenden Syracuse Brotherhood Dunlap Athletics Toledo Rocksster St. Louis Spracuss Louisville Brooklyn Columbus Boston New York Pittsburg Buffalo Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Bob Gilks Mayor Creiger MD Corrigan West Side Cincinnati Clavaland Stein Gilke West J.B. Johnson England America von der Ahe Latham Maywood Hay & Willits Young Canton Anson Chicago Post Pete Browning Emancipation Cleveland Dispatch Boston Herald Prince of Gen Diswelle Dome Coney Island Brighton Reach Doyle's Pavilion West Brighton Daisy Gracie Brinkley Fort Hamilton Alice Maggie Ward Minnie Smith Yorkville Burt Johnson Nia

G A R Indiana Special to Boston via Big Four Route

The Indiana G A R announces a special train leaving Indianapolis at 3 15 p m Saturday August 9 bound for Niagara Falls for breakfast then on to Boston arriving early August 11. Fare is 15 00 for round trip. The journey uses the Big Four route and is the official Indiana G A R itinerary.

Boston Department of Indiana Indianapolis Niagara Falls Kionday Indiana

Lancaster's Diamond and Fire Alarm Tales From Town

N Lancaster of Chicago, uncle of Will Phipps, wears one of the nation’s largest diamonds valued at about 10 000 as a Kimberley Mine tale travels from Transvaal to the far west. Incendiary fires haunt the city with arson cases and fires reaching a historic 60 alarms. A minister on the verge of marrying forgets the date and the Rev A L Davis and J Jeannine Tibbs wed after a mistaken schedule.

South Affrica Lancaster Gare Gapa Transvaal Kimberlie Adarcely Cistharga Kastire Lenoastat Far West Dougherty Travis Splag Johnson’s Excelsior Works O'Neal Penitentiary Duly

Cholera Breaks Out in Mapai City

Cholera has broken out here with great excitement as hundreds prepare to leave the city. Weather for Indianapolis and vicinity reports cool, fair conditions for the 24 hours ending 8 am August 8, 1890.

Mapai Indianapolis Vicinity

Sleeping cars demand climbs as lines face losses

Railroad officials report high demand for sleeping cars with C., H. & D. asking for 23 and receiving seven. Ticket agents plan a Denver convention August 10 and have been granted 15 sleepers free, a $3,000 loss to Pullman. Rumors swirl over Loomis resignation and Panhandle switchmen federation, while talk of higher wages and shop locations at Brightwood stirs further debate.

Panhandle Lovell Cooper Sapt. Ewan Gentia Amat Switchmen SUN Office Supt. Miller Brightwood Macoachusetts Ave

Judge Elliott Addresses Self Government and Local Power Debate

The National Bar Association convened with reports from its committee on era Gentisis and a by law debate on delegation voting power. Judge Elliott urged self government, warned against central power, and recalled historic court rulings on police regulation and wills across states.

National Bar Association Tasy Hiliott Biott Canada Tnske Ekd Marshall Ohio Wood County Tentator Ha Mage

Fair Attractions Court list of state fair acts

The state fair hosts a flood of proposed attractions from impresarios and performers. Adem Forepaugh Jr offers a daring jumping horse act for daily appearances at 3500. Henry Hannon proposes a grand trades display at 200 per week. Relph Temple promises 160 worth of bicycle show in one week. Lagorte hand will provide live music for the fall event. The volume of applications risks overloading the fair and financial trouble if choices aren’t made.

State Board of Agriculture Adem Forepaugh, Jr Barautm Feropaugh Henry Hannon Louisville Relph Temple Lagorte

Old Preacher Placed in Confidence Scheme Near Parkersburg

Rev. Thomas D. Stewart, 48, farmer from a New Martinsville area farm, was swindled out of $500 by a trio of con men. Two men offered to buy his farm for $6,510, paid with a contract. the third man lured him into a three-card monte game in New Martinsville, and Stewart financed the note endorsed to cover the bet, losing the money and the con artists vanished.

Parkersburg W. Va Jsp Thomas D. Stewart New Martinsville Stewart Stranger No. 3 New Martinaville

The Molders Plan Permanent City Headquarters

The machinery molders spent fore noon on technical points in the constitution. Thursday afternoon they toured the state house the insane asylum and other public institutions. They will meet Thursday evening to discuss establishing the permanent headquarters of the brotherhood in a city to be named.

State House Insane Asylum Brotherhood

Democratic State Convention Nominates Anti Lottery Ticket

GRAND FORX ND Aug 7 The democratic state convention nominated an anti lottery state ticket.

Grand Forx N. D

Washington Waits and a Mixed Bag of Legislation

Senator Farwell is very ill at Washington with a kidney and binder affection. Exclusion of Talstor Kruetzer Sonata from malls spurs a big sale for the book. Original package bill, as amended by the senate, passed the house and applies to liquors only. Attorney general Miller rules Gen Adam Badeau not entitled to retirement. Dawes Inpalls Paddock Plamb with democrats on tariff cut proposal from 765 to 60 cents. Frye seeks to explain. Blaine letters about the McKinley bill reopens markets, Frye falters.

Farwell Washington Talstor

Shoe sale at cost to fight high prices at 66 FB

Readers urged to visit Washington Buffalo Shoe House to save money during a war on high prices, with a call to act quickly at the 66 FB location.

Buffalo Shoe House

Brutal Outrage Near Harriston Leaves Men Dead

Aug 7 Natrcuxz reports in Harriston three snktown men attacked in front of Gates boarding house. Gates tried to calm them and was shot dead, a colored porter wounded. A second colored boy found shot to death on road next morning. Sheriff Carad neia pursues leads as state urged to stop such murders. Majab Goes away, attorney Mitchel travels to Clifton Springs to October.

Natrcuxz Benner Harriston Gates Carad Neia

Local incidents and court notes from a city page

Multiple minor injuries and incidents reported Wednesday night including Louis Ketcham's fall from a dicycle, Mommie Matz struck by a wagon, and Albert Byrne injuring his eye from flying glass. Also noted are a divorce case, a death of a collie, fires, burglaries, a birthday celebration, sick children from chipped beef, a republican club formation, and travel plans of bicyclists touring Canada.

Louis Ketcham B. Tee Krecelo Evin Ryan Shelbyvillian Douglas Ryan W. M. Haag J. F. Holt Chief Williams Weat Indianapolis J. Williams Sumner St Paul H. Krausa Hendicke Club Hendricka Tomlinson’ Hall Taylor Sheriff King Manning John Ower John Brush Wanamaker & Brown St. Louis Clothiers Campbell Ohio Hovey Caniel Johnston Madison County Joseph Richards Magete Crewe Fustica Smock Martz Erran Corney Market Circleste Iadian Applis Savings and Investment Company H. H. Hanna Elizabeth T. Vietcher Fletcher Charles B. Fletcher J M. Schroeder W. G. Rash Burlington J. R. Jones, Jr Racine Wic Cleveland Detroit Canada Niagara Falla League of American Wheelmen

To New York and Return Via Pennsy VA Lines

Travel note announces round trip to New York and return via Pennsylvania Lines on August 8 9 10 11 with valid return until September 30. Tickets and sleeping car accommodations available at Pennsylvania ticket office or Union Station.

New York Pennsys Vania Lines Pennsylvania Ticket Office Union Station

Great Scientist Pathan to Speak at Indianapolis Meeting

Prof Pathan secretary of the Association for the Advancement of Science will present at the Indianapolis gathering. Writing from Camp Harvard Ohio he notes an 8 man expedition at Foster's Ohio dig sites. President is Prof George L Goodale Harvard trained, Botanical garden director, National Academy member, veteran, to tour Australia after the meeting.

Indianapolis Pathan Association For the Advancement of Science Harvard Foster's Ohio Foster’s Association George L. Goodale Putnam Asa Gray Gray North America Itv National Academy of Science Bowdoin Celiezo Meine Europe Sarpecan Maine Etarta Australia

Debate Over Wednesday Electrocution After Kammier's Execution

New York opinion is divided on electrocution after Wednesday's execution of Kammier. Papers condemn the method as unworthy of a civilized nation while some argue the guillotine is neater. Widespread commentary notes the horror and calls for further tests or retention of the law.

New York Wedneadsy Kammier Nui Yor Kemmier Sun Tribune Herald Auburn Dr. Shrady Bickles

Metzger Will Probate Grants Heirs Shared Provisions

The will of Alexander Metzger was probated and his widow Albert H. Metzgar qualified as executors. Daughters receive 3000 each and 1000 to a social turnversin. A 600 nucleus funds a home for the Indigent aged under German-descent management. Seven children share remaining balance after provisions, with a life estate for Mrs. Metzger and goodwill of the real estate business to Albert E. Metzger.

Alexander Metzger Albert H. Metzgar Social Turnversin Balanes Metzger Albert E. Metzzur

Queen yet asks Emperor to skip visit to czar

London Aug 7 report says the queen has asked Emperor William to forego his visit to the czar based on warnings from letters urging him to keep units away from the czar due to public sentiment. The note highlights heightened tensions and cautious diplomacy.

London William

Recount Efforts Go Forward in Portland Census

Active and influential steps are being taken to secure a recount under the census. There are proofs offered that the state has been cheated out of 150,600 populations.

Portland Ore

Turbulent Waters and Tragic Fallout Across Lands

A string of violent incidents and political upheavals spill across regions. Ternadge’s Lake St. Louis collision in the St. Lawrence swamped yachts and claimed multiple lives. In London Islebury praised his administration at a banquet. Louisville arrests target H W Clark and Ed Pulford for robbery from a trusted company. Argentina’s Celman faced removal as his resignation collapsed. A land dispute between Welch and Alex Lavelle in Kentucky ended with one dead one dying and another seriously hurt. An Illinois farm tragedy followed as a mule team crashed, killing the man’s three daughters, wounding his wife, and crippling him. Fred Wilke of Chicago, in a drunken spree, killed his eldest child and was critically beaten, leaving the family’s bevy in jail.

Ternadge Lake St Louie St. Lawrence London Islebury H.W. Clark Ed Pulford Adams Prera Louisville Celman Welch Alex Lavelle Guypison Farmer Castle Anpa Ilil Fred Wilke Chicago Westerdey

Little girl wins bicycle prize for Sun subscription drive

Twelve year old Miss Kim Woollen of 729 North Illinois Street becomes the fourth winner in The Sun’s bicycle offer after securing enough new subscribers in three days. She received a fine wheel from Chas Meyer & Co. and urged careful reporting by child canvassers to avoid misdelivered papers and ensure new subscribers only.

Tir Sox Sima Woollen N. Iilineis-st. Bshe Son the Sun Chas, Meyer & Co Mary Misa Kima Iittls Canviceers SUN Tae Sun TA Sox

Euman Brutes Probed in Mayor Sulu Case at Van's Court

In a shocking police court session Officer Boylan charged Samuel Richardson a burly fel low with a grievous assault on an 11 year old near Pine and Washington streets. The defendant showed calm denial as a rapid intake of witnesses began. Also on Thursday Rich ard G Ludwig y faced a felonious assault on Mageis Wison a 12 year old girl staying at 26 S West. The child testified of multiple assaults clothing torn and a drug bottle found in Ludwig pocket. Ludwig claimed innocence and the case was adjourned with grand jury witnesses present. Perjury charges against Noah Moore were sent to the grand jury and Mel McPherson and John D Salisbury wife beaters had dates set.

Sulu Van Boylan Samuel Richardson Richardson Willie Hight Pine Washington Sto Tureata Richard G. Lunwigy Mageis Wison Ving S. West At Ludwig Splan Noah Moore Mel. McPherson John D. Salislivan

Cholera Outbreaks In Spain Decline Amid Cabinet unrest

Madrid reports lingering cholera outbreaks are fading and the disease may be at an end. The public is unhappy with the current cabinet, deeming it too clerical for the massee, who are leaning toward radical pror aktioniste measures.

Ire Spain Madrid Pror Akcestoniste

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