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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1892
Page
1
Arrangements for Mrs Harrison’s funeral are nearly complete. In Washington the First Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis will host the services with notable attendees from the cabinet and presidency. Flowers, drapery, and hymn selections reflect a somber, ceremonial tribute to the late Mrs Harrison.
Prisoners at Beaton Workhouse in Owen Revolt Lussex on Oct 27 reported. South Boston house of correction sees serious outbreak with sixty policemen ordered to scene. A cholera cure via iodine injection cited with claimed high early and late stage survival rates. Diphtheria cases rise in Columbus Coremnus with 19 deaths and 97 current cases as cold weather worsens spread.
The tale follows Joe Hines from a mocked childhood marked by taunts over his appearance to a troubled youth. After petty theft and reform school, he disappears from his hometown, reappears refined with a charitable image and a western bank robbery past, then dies in prison after a year in the penitentiary.
In an exhaustive ruling Judge Gillett declares the tax law enacted by the last legislature constitutional. The decision arises from a Baltimore and Ohio railroad tax collection suit where the railroad refused settlement and a test case was heard, with an appeal likely. The case has drawn wide statewide attention.
An aged Indian, dying in Wuasnkee Manitoba on October 27, confesses to missionary Rev. EH Young that he and an companion accompanied rescue expeditions for Sir John Franklin. They allegedly sighted three icebound masts, chose to withhold the sighting to avoid pushing the rescue forward, and returned the next day. The dying man insists the vessel belonged to Sir John Franklin.
The morning Advertiser says on high authority that Britain holds the French melinite gun plans and the accompanying high railway to move the gun along the coast.报道称 Dover 及加来海岸，法军炮兵对其威力估计极高。
The apportionment bill, approved by the Democratic state committee with one exception, passed both houses Wednesday evening. All Democrats voted in favor except Senator Nrueger and Assemblyman Neal, giving the party a joint-ballot majority of 12 to 14.
The Mohican, costing $1,500,000 and serving eight years, is expected to be condemned due to injuries sustained during the recent Behring Sea cruise.
Smith's Dye Works advertises dyeing and cleaning services at 67 N Pennsylvanias with furniture pieces featured by Wm Elder.
A courthouse reporter was halted by a tall woman who insisted the paper publish that Sarah Russell sued for divorce from Cyrus. She claimed Cyrus had filed for divorce two weeks earlier but Judge Harper denied him, while granting her request, and pressed the reporter to print the tale.
The mangled remains of John Geunmor were discovered beside the Vanlaudis tracks near the Benton street crossing. He appeared struck by switch engine 314 about two hours earlier. O Connor operated a grocery at Fenton and Sleek streets and was 40, married. Kiegelo and Whitsett took him to their morgue.
The monument commissioners asked T. C. Steale, Louis Ti. Gibson, and Werman Lieber for opinions on war and peace design models. The trio report they cannot add beyond the expert jury, but offer advice: express the American idea without sacrificing artistic principle and commend the work's high character.
A meeting of the State board of election commissioners Thursday morning concluded that Clerk Stein conducted ballot packing work properly. The board found charges against him were made by others not in his employ and held no one responsible. They commended his work.
In Greenscastle Indiana on October 27 a colored school teacher named Teister allegedly whipped a girl named Ernest. The girl reported to her father, who then attacked Teister at the set house, injuring him enough to require a doctor.
In Lipaxox Indiana on October 27 a natural gas well after many tries struck gas blasting the drill out of the hole. The force registered 409 pounds pressure and sand and water were hurled 50 feet high.
Three Memphis men entered the Bellefontaine bridge air tight chamber and, unable to open the air door, were smothered to death on Thursday in Arras UL. The incident occurs amid reports from the local area and highlights dangerous confinement conditions.
E Bufkin a cancer specialist of 646 N ill st cor Ohio Indianapolis endorses Beecham’s Pills as a cure for sick headaches. The ad promotes a remedy by a physician claiming relief for headache sufferers in Indiana.
Miss Annie Griffin, who appeared in a bridal robe at St. Johns church during a funeral service, was removed to Dr Fletcher's sanitarium. She insists on marrying Luther Gavis and claims it is the will of the Holy Father. She lives with sister Mrs Kate Morning at 146 Meek street and has been mentally deranged for some time. an insanity inquest is set for Friday morning.
Chris Schae kel, shot Wednesday by William Cobler, rested in City hospital with favorable recovery hopes. Cobler was arraigned in police court Thursday. his wife and children visited. A hearing is set for next Wednesday. Schaekel is not expected to live and Cobler is held without bail.
In Green County, Jobes named by the regular Republican convention, while Atchison holds the district nomination. The Dauphin County court ruled it lacked jurisdiction as objections were not filed. State Ballot Board to decide Thursday night who shall run, with a similar contest in the First district.
Nasuginney Tenn October 27 James Epps has been arrested near Flintville charged with assisting in the recent assassination of Deputy collector Mathes and mortally wounding Deputy Superior He is the fourth man jailed on complicity charges in the crime.
The new bridge over the Cumberland River at Pinky Fin Kentucky collapsed Wednesday. Five workers fell about 50 feet into the river. One died and the others were seriously injured.
In Bore Chalera Bunapest dated Oct 87 there were 16 fresh volea cases on Wednesday and eight deaths recorded. Local authorities report the outbreak continues to affect the community amid mounting health concerns.
Henry M. Blunt of United Press Chicago arrives Friday to cover the Harrison funeral. Gessner of the Cincinnati Post and Frank Leslie’s is in town, stopping at the Bates. The piece also notes a Christchurch wedding, a $5400 factory fire, bicycle accident injuries, a burglar bound over, jewelry identifications, G A R sympathy procession, a window accident, legal detentions, and several marriage licenses in Albany Indiana.
In Indiana the looming election sees Republicans and Democrats alike leverging limited funds. Chairman Gowdy boasts, while Democrats warn of shifting polls and the rising Populist vote near 25,000. Observers note GOP hopes fade, polls favor Democrats, and party tacticians juggle money and messaging as May elections approach.
Mercer, Wyoming’s world’s fair commissioner, jailed after failing to post $5,000 bail in a $15,000 libel suit filed by John Clay. Both men are noted western cattle breeders and owners of rival stock newspapers.
The cadi fined Cadi Got After Hin id F Beach $100 after an assault on Mark Soulman with a flat iron. Soulman, charged with assault and battery, was released Thursday morning.
Supreme Justice Somerby remains at large, not surrendering to authorities. He is described as living freely somewhere in the country, keeping a defiant stance amid the ongoing pursuit.
Gov McKinley spoke to about 15000 in Danville NL on Wednesday lambasting free traders. Terre Haute hosted perhaps 10000 listeners as Buckeye governor toured. Robt Lincoln minister to England addressed Quincy LL on western development under Republican rule. Other GOP figures spoke nationwide with Depew in Philadelphia and Foraker in Chiesso. Powderly addressed New York crowd saying Irish roots and anti-Democrat sentiment. Joe nx-President Cleveland received Buffalo club welcome in New York as he recalled his political career. Hill and Veagh dined together after breakfast. county democracy caucus died in New York over ballot print. Stevenson met Cleveland in New York to discuss VP acceptance letter. Stevenson spoke in Brooklyn.
From Ex Taso Texas Oct 27 4 Spl 1 Monday Mexican troops destroyed the village of Femocho in Chichagua Mexico killing 23 persons many villagers remained noncombatants after a year long rebellion exactions by officials led to the attack. Eleventh battalion previously faced resistance and heavy losses including 22 officers killed and 14 prisoners taken. 1200 troops entered a church at dusk in a fierce hand to hand fight resulting in high government casualties.
In a police court case, George Bealon a wealthy insurance man faced trial for striking waiter John Hancock at the Union station lunch counter on October 18. Hancock suffered a skull wound from the blow and later testified about a proposed $100 payoff to drop charges. the court fined Bealon $100 asserting equal treatment for all.
In Denver on Tuesday night during the second act of La Cigale at the Grand opera house, campaign orator George Johnson sprang on stage and urged audience members to back Weaver. He was escorted off by workers who objected to his interruption and implied Weaver’s integrity could be judged by such moments.
The Sun reports Capt Thomas Symonds contract for dredging the Hussar wreck off Port Morris expired November 1780. Leominster investors and the Chapman Derrick and Dredging Co dispute returns. Symonds quit after disputes over pay and equipment. Work continues under Diver LB Beane to recover supposed hidden gold from the wreck’s crevices.
Chris Summerland was refused a license to wed Lida May who had just divorced. He then married Lucinda Carmine, prompting Lida May to file a 5000 breach of promise suit. Luinda claims Chris married another woman after that. Liquor sales set for Jackson Park during the world fair. city declines to interfere with Chicago directors contracts for light beverages and stimulants.
St Vincent's hospital fair opened Wednesday night in Fromlin son hall with a large turnout. The booths are arranged tastefully and the Columbus boat exhibit is noted as a highlight. The narration adds a playful challenge to visitors, praising those who can resist the pretty girls without donating to charity.
In Porrsville Pennsylvania on October 27 workers halted operations in all Reading and Philadelphia coal and iron company collieries due to water scarcity and a Reading system freight blockade. Ayers Sarsaparina is advertised as boosting the system and aiding invalids.
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