Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 113, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1885 — Page 2

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL THURSDAY MORNING' APRIL 23 886.

TIIE CONNECTICUT TRAGEDY.

Inqaett on the Johnson Family, the Victims of Tatidnj'i Tragedy. Gsrnrwicn, Conn.. April 22. Coroner Holt, of Bridgeport, began an inquest at the Selectmen's office here this morning in reg&ri to the Tlctims of the murders in the Johnson family yesterday. Iter. J. G. Jihnson, a Congregational minister, of Rutland, Yt., an uncle of Barclay Johnson, the young man rho shot his mother and sister and then killed himsslf, testified that there w no hereditary Insanity in the family. For the last six weeks the 7onn man his appeared somewhat peculiar. The witness could not account for ictanity on the part cf his nephew, except by his excessive devotion to his office daties which caused him to writs und werk at night and caused a strain on his mind. The witness produced a letter written in pencil noon note pacer, which was found in a pocket of Barclay Johnson after his death. Parts of the letter were read as .fellows: 'GEZEswica, Conn., 21?t Apri.'. "If 1 succeed in acccncpIisMncIwhat I.think must be done, a word or two of explanation will be probably received with interest. I think I am saving my mother and sister from an unhappy fate. If there is a just and generous God these two will go to the happiness which th;y deserve. If there is no G od then they will simply find their rest." At the close of the letter young Johnson wrote: "I am conscious of the enormity of what I have done and intend to go, bet at the same time I have a ecspiclon that I have become in Bine. Why did not sore one recognize my weaknes. iny freat need of help and help me while there wa3 time? Batt) be fVir, I suppose I shculd say, 'Why did I not help myself?' " The intermediate parts of the letter were filled with expressions of the writer's tender affection toward his father, metier and sister, and mingled with eelf accusation of all sorts cf ianla which his friends ay existed only In his imagination. The letter was written in a firm and very legible hand. Item from Unton City. Bpocial to the Sentinel. Ü5IOS City, April 22. The fire that partially destroyed Mrs. Hattie Kuecnt'a dwelling yesterday morning is generally supposed to be incendiary. The house having bsen vacant for a few days a key was found in Due of the rear doors and a strong odor of coal oil was prevalent on the premises. Her alleged liason with Dr. Fannestock last summer created quite a commotion in our city, during which a large number of our citiz9as vreie called int? the lisndolph Circuit Cjnrt to testify in divers prosecutions charging adultery, prostitution, ill-fame etc, ail of which resulted in much BCcial scandal, bad blocd and a separation of Dr. Fanneotock from his family. The fire aDd destruction ol the house were evidently intendedjtoiprevsnt Urs. K. from again becoming a resident on account of her bad cdor socially. Continued failing health on the part of John W. Staats, proprietor of the Drinham House, has resulted in its being leased. Mr. AVrn. Turpen, of Greenville, Ohio, took po3se.c8icn on last Monday mcrning. John It. ifanzy, who has been gradually sinking for the last six months with consumption, creathed his last to day. Our. John Butcher here, formerly vrtth the Hall Safe and Lcck Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is here alive and well, and is in no manner connected with the mystery and supposed murder near Hichmona, Ind. The Express, our new Democratic paper on tte Ohio side, is out with the secoad number, and the present indications are that the editor, Mr. Roland, will make it succeed. Heavy Failure in Cincinnati, Cikcixkati, April 22. The Louis Cook Manufacturing Ccmpany, one of the largest manufacturers of carriages and buggies in the 'West.asaigned to day to Thomas J. Stephens. The liabilities are estimated at ?200,DGO, and assets at about the same. Preferences amounting to ?02,CC0 were given before the assignment was made. Thomas A. Logan, attorney for the company, saja that the ai.-sts will reach $J97,00O at their face value, and tire liabilities in round numbers are 5200.000. The cause of tbe failure, he says, is the failure of country easterners to pay up promptly, and the ac tion ol certain creditors, who brought suit in attachment this morning, alleging tbat the company was about to make an assignment. Tte preferences were as follows: T. A. Logan, Cincinnati, $JG00; Ulanchard Bro. it Lane, Nenarfc, N. J., ?2 1,500; Davis V7. fcjhuller fc Co., Amsterdam, N. Y., $12,000; "William Young, Cincinnati, $3 000; Cincinnati Spring Company. ? 1,500; Wood, Smith A Co.. Fort Plains, Ii. Y., $0,000; Porter Iron Roofing Company, Cincinnat', $0,000; John Hockheimer, Cincinnati SGl.öOJ: Eber hard Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, j 5$,. .00; J. N. Topplir, Cleveland, ?,0; American Oak Leather Company, Cincinnati, $3 2C0. The company's officers are: Jj,vls Ccok, President: Louis G. Mayer, Vice President; D. E. Allen, Secretary; Howard K. Jcmes, Treasurer; John Hackfceimer. Assistant Secretary. Particulars of the Death of Iiarrios Sax Francisco, April 22. The Bulletin vrill publish this afternoon the following particulars of the death i t the late President Barries, of Guatemala, obtained from S. B, Parnett, the Guatemalan Consul of this city, who relumed here this morning on the steamer Grenada, from Guatemala: The ensrfgement in which Barries wai killed was j between one battalion of the Guatemalan troops and a much larger body of San Silvadciians. At 9 a. rn. Barrios gave tho orJar to attack, but at 10 o'clock no advancs movement tad been made, as the troops wers under the command of an unpoDUlar Colonel 8rd refused to obey him. Barri03 wai In his tent with two cf his ethcers when this information was brought to him. Oa tha refusal of both these orhcen to assume conv ruand, ha left the tent, and it was whilo hs 'wss prcc3edir.g to the froat of ths o'uim that he was shot by a sharpshooter from a tree. The bullet entered his right shoalder, passed through his heart and out thronen the left tide. Meauwhila the battle had" commerced, and in a short time both siJas withdrew from the battlefield, but not until a determined erd successful effort had ben ma 3a to recover tbe body of Barrios. Mrs. Barrios, wife cf the late President of Gustemila, aid seven children, were among the paensera on the tteacar Grenada, which has just arrived from Panama. Her son, Antonio Dirlicr, arrived yesterday from the East, Convicted of BTnrder In the First Degree. Cleveland, O., April 22. Louis Webäter was found guilty of murder In the first degree at JeCerson, O., to dev. On the night o! the 17th cf lest December, Perry Harrington, a wealthy farmer living near Geneva, Ashtahnla County, was awakened by a man "who hs.d gained access to his house. The Äurglar asked for money, and Harrington

started to get it The burglar started to follow, but his mask tipped, and Mrs. Harrington exclaimed, "Webster, I knowyou.' Webster . thereupon ehot and killed Harrington, and put two buliets into Mrs. Harrington's head and neck. Bhe survived, however, acd he waa arrested. II vraa to have been married on Christrata to Miss Hull, of Geneva. Webster is of resectable paren'.aje, and is but twenty-two years old. A Hrllltant 1Yedttn. Special to ths Bentiael. Muyc iE, Ind., April 22. The roost brilliant society event of the season took place at tha house of Mrs. . Winans this evening, the same being the occasion of the marriage of her daughter Miss Mayne to Mr. Carl Spilker. Many guests were present, being representatives of the r3t families of this city, betide a large number from other places. The impressive ceremony was performed by P.ectcr BirchmOi'e, of the Episcopal Church. Many useful and ornamental presents were bestowed upon tho happy pair, who, after mcst hearty cnngratulMions, took the B?e Line train for New Ycrk City nnd eisjwhere. Their bridal tour will extend through z pericd cf two or three weeks. These youteople are very prominent in society cire'es here. The bride is the enly daughter of the late Dr. II. C. Winans. and is a most estimable, intelligent and cultured young laly. The groom is the only eon of George 8pilker, of the Citizens' National Bank, and has for several j ears himtelf been connected with thebaDlr. They, therefore, start in lite under the most auspicious prospect, attended by the best wishes of host3 of friends. The Spanish Treaty. Havana, April Vi The Diario D'Li Marina, in a leadiDg article on the 11th iaah, says: "The treaty bet rreen Spain and the United States was negDiiMed with a view to immediate ratlfica'icn. It failed of ratiEcition by tbe United States on tb.9 4th of March, and now we hear that Mr. Foster will return to Madrid to open new negotiations. Believing that we express the general feeling, we cur.5el the (loveroment notculy to make no further concessions, but to withdraw those already granted " A preat meeting of workingrtn's union was held at the Casino Es;anal cn Snnday last. Tbe speeches generally declared that tbe treaty between Spain and tha United States, with the various amendments to it allowed by Spain.would not prove beneficial to Cuba. A committee was appointed to ask the co operation cf the Governor General in a protest against the insertion of any amendment in the treatv to be negatiatsd. by Sencr Albccta and Mr. Foster. The order for the official examination of all lard imported from trie United SUtes has been revoked, in accordance with the suggestion of the Board of Health. A mightec! Life Ended With Poison. Nrw York, April 22. A romance beginning with blighted affection ended yesterday morning in a tragedy. A wife, for yean severed from her husband, living alone, suddenly ended her life by poison. The gossip of the neighbors and the probabilitiei cf the case mate the act appear to be the result of fearof herhmbacd'a rstnrn. The unfortunate woman was Maggie Cameron. Bhe was about thirty years of ae, of preposewing appearance and quiet demeanor. Her father, Joseph Wells, is a well known resident of Pitt.burg. Pa , and she had wealthy relatives in Philadelphia. While on a vi3it to this city several years ego she made tho acquaintance ot her husband. She was married some time afterward, but as quickly regretted the &tetp. The troubles cf her wedded life began almost at once and ended only bv her abandonment of home and husband Qix months after sha was united to him. Once away from her husband the young wife endeavored to earn her livelihood by hard labor, but it is said she was followed ana persecuted so hat she tad to feign to leave the city altogether. Mississippi Elver Commigslou's Boat Patrol. Et. Lens April 22. The United States Engineer Corps steamer Patrol, which has been in the tervice of the Mississippi River Commission, has arrived here from New Orleans, bringing with her a largo fleet of iron launches, engineer boats and a large collection of scientif.c instruments U3ed in ths engineering work on the Mississippi River between here and New Orleans. It i3 said that the work done Py tbe Patrol has been the mcst extensive and valuable ever attempted by the Government. The siaamer and her crew g into retirement here to await farther action of Congress In the matter of appropriations for river improvement, and United State Engineer John Een?, who was in charge of tbo work done by tho ratio!, will remain on duty at the Uaited States Engineer's Office, this city, until further order?. JSollcltins tt Pardon for .Jeff Davis.

Et. Louis, April 22, A dispatch from New Orleans sajs that Mr. A. G. Horn, editor of the Meridian Mercury, one of the leading Democratic papers of Mississippi, ha3 for. warded to President Cleveland a very vicorcus j etition, demanding the pardon of Jefferson Davi9. The petition declares that this act would relieve the South of a great deal of mcrtiticaticn and distress. Mr. Davis, it sayp. deserves this pardon on account of his military and civil services rendered to a country now at peace. The Southern people, Mr. Hern says, trusted you, Mr. President, and the:r power was felt, and thy will call ynn blrssdif you grant this petition. It will bo the last act of cl?menc7 that will wlps out the only remaining vtise of the war. Mr. Horn did not consult Mr. Davis about preparing tha petition. Sfijmunr Items. Srcdal to the Sentinel. Beymoui:, Ind., April 22. John B. Djris' Circus and Menager:e exhibited in this city yesterday and last night, and wa3 greeted with a small audience. They claimed thit the receipts were f&r short of expenses. Tr.e town wai full cf thicyes and thug?, who found their way into several-people's pocket3, getting away with what money th?v rnd. Dr3. J. T. and J. M. Shields retapped Fed Fottschmitt, yesterday, for dropsy, and removed from him some three gallons of water, making seme seven gallons taken from him In les than two weeks. Mrs. l'ev. Dr. G. L. Harths, of this city, orpanfred a Women's Foreign Misäiouary Sacie.ycf the M. E. Church, at AustinlaU nicht. She reoorts the meeting larg3 and the exercises very intemtirg. Nomination. BicnMO-vn, led , April 22 The following gentlemen were nominated for Council by tho Democratic ward rrelinjs, lest evening: Second Ward, Jame3 Yarley; Third Ward, James Gri2in; Fourth Ward, Dr. Int?s; Filth Ward, Fielding Goar. Delegates were appointed to nominate a full city ticket Wedoesdav evening. Police OHicsr Lancaster had a hard fijht

In arresting ore Jim McCuilonh. who was drunk and raising a disturbance. Toe other was compelled to use his mace quite freely. The tarty waa considerable dam&eed, bat was able to appear in Police Court this mornit g. The Miller Grenadiers. General Koontz'n old comiacy, gave a ball in his honor last night. A Terrible Tragedy In Connecticut. Gkeekwicii, Conn., April 21. A terrible tragedy took j lace here late this afternoon. Eerclay Johnson, son ot a prominent railroad law j er named J. A. Johnson, while walking in the woods with his mother and sisiernear thre. shot and killed thm both and thD killed himself. Mrs. Johnson ws shot in the back of tbe head, the sister in the month after an apparent struggle, and again In the eye. After tbe double tragedy he pieced the revolver to his right eye and rent a buliet through his braia. Johnson was insane. Lonckn-Luuthttta Cute, Special to the Sentinel. Drum, Ind., April 22. In the Louck3Louthain tuit. which was recommencad in in the Carroll Circnit Court to-day, the de ferte introduced the testimony of two estimable girls to prove that Itev. Loucks, pastor cf the First Presbyterian Caurch, at Locaneport, had tried to gt In bed with tfcem on two occasloa? each. Thoco3ehai now taken a turn, and a verdict will probably fce rendered in fsvor of tbe defendant.

The Feun Hank. FiTTsn eg, April 22. Judge Stowe, in the Common Please Court, to day fi'ed an opinion in the ca.e cf Henry Wftrner, assignee of tbe Tenn Bank, against Tnomai Hare and ether Directors of tho ilefanct institutioa. Tte court sustained tho rinding of the maiter, who decided tbat the defendant Directors werb entitled to bUTs receivible taken as a collateral of the $t:.0,000 loan obtained by them on their individual notes from outs de bsnks. , YFrerks lttporicd Sighted. Pii:i.ADzi.i'iriA, Pa., April 21. Steamer Lcrd Gongh (British) from Liverpool rerorls: On the 17th instant, in latitude 40, 22; longitude r.". 05, passed part cf a wreck raving apparently been a veel in collision, and same date, latitude 40, -Jl; longitude fI, 15, passed a large veat-el botton up with ppar3 and eailä a'onside, apparently not long in that position. SXoant Citrinel, Illinois, Klectioa. Special to tte Sentinel. MocrtT Cat.vel, 111., April 22. Yesterday's municipal confest resulted as follows: Tbe Democrats elected the candida'e for Mayer, -Democratic candih,te for City Treas-' urer, City Attorney, Marshal and Alderman of the Third Ward. The republicans elected City Clerk, Police Magistrate and remaining two Aldermen. Kallroad Itrld-e l.urned. Birmingham, Ala., April 21. Tbe bridge over tbe Cahawaba Uivdr, on tke Louisville end Nashville Kallroad, was set oa fire last night by ppar63 from a passing train. Half a Cczn t ection har ds who were trying to extinguish the flames fell with tbe bridge as it burned in two. None fatally injured, althocgh all were more or le.3 hurt. Extra Sesloa of the Virginia L.Klglfttare. Alkxandp.ia, Ya., April 22. Tie Gazette learns upon geed authority that Governor Cameron will, within the next fifteen days, call en extra Ecsaion of tbe Virginia Legislature, to consider the decision of the United States Supreme Court on the S!at debt question. Killed ly 1'alllos OCT a Train. Louisville, Ky., April 21. George Greigb, of Altcona, Pa., fell from the Ohio and Mississippi passenger train early this morning at Mount Vernon, Ind., and was killed. It Is supposed that while he was asleep he rose from his berth and walked off the platform. Ladf Evaczellst at Tipton. Tinos, Ind., April 21. The lady Evangelist, Mrs. M. E. Wocdworth, commencss a series of meetings In tbe Main Street M. E. Church, Tipton, Ind.. April 2'J. This Is tbe lady that has been reported in the papers so frequently during the last winter. t 1 J LJ No preparation could have made such a reputation us Salvation Oil has (In s) short a time) without intrinsic merit of the highest order. It kills pain. Price twenty-five cents a bettle. Cleaning Silver Ornaments. Dissolve a lump cf cuda In a saucepan of boiling water and place them in it, find leave them for a few minutes; add a small piecs of yellow ecap and rub the artie'es while in a boiling state with a soft tooth-brush. When taken outpeoe them In a hot oven on a brick until the desired effect is nroduced. CAbb?ge Fried with Cream. Chop a fjuart of cold boiled cabbage, fry it fiftesn minutes with sufficient butter to prevent burniasr, season it highly with pepper and silt, and etir into it half a cnpfnl of cream or o milk vrilh a taaspoonful cf ilDur mixed with it' let it ccok ?e minutes longer, and serve it The pain and misery suffered by those who are aiuictetl with dyspepsia are indescribable. The distress of the body is equalled or snrpa?;e.l by tbo confusion and tortures of the mind, thus making its victims sutler double affliction. The relief which is given by Hood's arrar&rilla h83 caused thousands to be thankful for this great medicine. It d'spela the can.e3 of dyppepia, and tone3 up the digestive organs. Try Hood's Sriapaxilia. BroTrn Soup. Take three pennies' worth cf fre L-h bone?, put them in a large pot with quite two quarts of water, two snail heads of celery, or cr.tside of larger besds, two carrel?, two turnips, miens and plenty of herbs in a muslin baT- Let this simmer for a day i:nd a ba'f, tbn, when wanted, thicken it and i dd sliced vegetables, llunilireys 2Iannl. Enlprged and revised edition, 1H png?3, bcund in cloth and gold. Sent free upon cprlication to the company. Tte extensive circulation of Humphreys' Homeopathic Manual havin? rendered it a household possession, has induced the cduipany to issue a netter edition in ncser ana n.cre attractive form. Not only is it enriched exterrally, but it ha3 been rendered teore complete hi a book of raferenc?, which the purchasers of tbe epsci'ici will not ba 8lcw to re cogs 3 z?. The portion treatfrg cf hygienic tep!c3 is well written, admirably arranged, aid renders it a thoroughly reliable book in finuly use. Its rrier.di, Trhil not flo-w in recognii'ng it in its nev.-er and more attractive dress, and while grateful for the information furnished in tbe old one, will be glad to welcome th9 new in its better dre3. A handsomely bound copy mav be ha! upon application to the company, 10J Fulton street, New York.

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