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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1888
Page
4
Hoosier items recap county by county with crimes, fires, politics, thefts, and public notices. Notable: Lafayette board bill attack, Vincennes theatre clash, Anderson indictments, Greencastle deaths, and a Midwest crime wave reflected in arrests, robberies, and legal actions across Vermillion to Huntington counties.
The Hoosiers arrived home Sunday night and will host Cincinnati for exhibition games on Wednesday and Thursday. Discussion centers on adding Brouthers to base and what to do with Morrill. The annual league meeting is set for Nov 21 in New York, with changes for 1889 debated. President Brush insists Indianapolis will be in the league next season despite some doubts from association towns. Scery tops with 80 plus stolen bases. many players exceed 100 in the league. Officials speculate on next year’s roster and a possible manager change to boost results, while home squads vow not to retire players and aim to keep the core lineup.
The Democratic state central committee reports 140000 dollars for closing campaign efforts. Rival Labor Signal factions issue another paper claimed as a Gruelle counterfeit. Gen. Lew Wallace will speak at Wingate Tuesday with Ben Hur club organizing rail rates. Wallace’s speech is his sole campaign appearance. Republicans plan a railroad men demonstration next Saturday with John R. Rankin leading a parade on Ohio and New York streets. McKinley and John Jarrett will also speak as tensions rise between King and Osterman for sheriff and treasurer amid county-ticket trading concerns referenced by THE Sun.
Alexander C Ayres and Nathan Morris were named U S commissioners for Indiana's circuit court. Chrysanthemum show set for Nov 13 to 17 at Tomlinson hall. Amos Gudgel, a real estate broker, died after brief illness. post-mortem planned. A runaway on Morrow st. injured a man. wife unharmed. Coroner Wagner investigated Arthur L. Nicholson's death. likely cholera morbus. Officer arrests, sentences, and exposition notices fill the rest of the item.
A dense compilation of wholesale prices for produce meats and staples. Includes beans, cheese, eggs, poultry, fruit, vegetables, flax, spices, oils, linseed, flour, feed, and hay with per unit rates, plus city market notes from Baltimore and Chicago on weekly changes, freight, and demand. Also cover grain market bids and New York produce exchange statistics with visible supply tallies.
Local retailer promotes a large line of furs including muffs boas collars and gloves with emphasis on monkey muff selections and collars as leading items.
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