Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 September 1898 — Page 6

THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT. G W. METSKER, Pub. and Prop. PLYMOUTH, - . . INDIANA,

NEWS PARAGRAPHS

Minor Happenings cf the Past Week. EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS. Political. Religious, Soelal sort Criminal Doing of the Whole Woritl Carefully Condensed for Our Reader The Acride it Kernrd. Edgerton. Wis. Earle Rowe. aged 20 was instantly killed in a runaway. Bioomingdale. Midi.- The Bteoningdale JVfiiling company's mills burned. Loss of $11,000. Casey, DL Squire John Pratt, aged 63, dropped dead in the midst of an argument in court. Martinsville. Ind. Hugh, the 17-year-old son of William Williamson, was drowned in White river. Beloit. Wis. Lieut. Fred Hart of company K. 1st Wisconsin volunteer infantry, was married to Miss Mai Lore. Madison Wis. - William Doris, a laborer at the new state historical library building, fell fifty feet from the top of one of the walls and bis neck was broken. . Decatur, 111 Walter Lee. aged f years, was instantly killed while try ing to rescue his playmate, Johnnie Montgomery, aged I years, who had become entangled in a telephone wire. Johnnie will also die. i Berlin The Pot prophesies that .lamaica will be soon under the stars and stripes. Then, it says, the small Antilles under the French. Dutch an-i Danish will gravitate Is Washington sths their home governments i:k it or noi Leredy. According to Meslcan ! leportQ twenty-six yellow fever pus- " 1 1 1 j X. iV -i Aakltl cr III i 1 limi ts art IieiU U Ulf niuiauuut ihum at Eagle Päse. Tex. Newport. R. I. Peter Gorman, company D, Forty-seventh regiment. New York, cut his throat with a razor anc will die. He said he would rather ilithan do garrison duty at Fort Adams. Eureka. 111. The Eureka Chautauqua assembly closed a successful tWC weeks' session. The attendant e today was large and the sermons goo,; Atoka. I. T. Official returns show that the Choctaw-Chickasaw agreement was ratified by the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations at the election last week by a large majority. Cincinnati -The women's auxiliary organizations which will hold their national meetings in this city during the G. A. R. encampment, Sept. 5 to 10. will be especially entertained by thwomen of Cincinnati. Seattle, Wash. -The steamer South Portland arrived here, twelve days from St. Michael s, with 12-" passengers. Of these only forty-five had gold dust. The total amount of du: on the steamer is estimated at 150,000 by the purser. Milan, Mo. Robert Weaver, aged BO, and his 19-year-old son Fred got into a fight near here, and when Simpson White, a boy, attempted to separat1 them, they attacked him with knives, fatally stabbing him near the heart. Hillsdale. Mich. Dr. Caleb C. JohnMa, thr ddest practicing physician in Hlllada Comity, both in years and practice, t.ied at his home on Collet Hill, in the eighty-fourth year of his figp. " tpiiney. III. William Wyatt and I.loyd Voting wer killed by a C. B. 1 Q. train neat Coatsbnrg. The m lived at Paloma and attended a dance at Coatsburg. Shanghai The French, Italian and Dutch ministers hav formally demanded a share for their respecti nationalities in the professional chair.-' at the new university. Krnsiis City Preparations now being made for a peace jubilee this fail promise to evolve the greatest desaonatratioB Kansas City has evet seen. LsDdoa Arthur rase, liheral-un-loaiat, irrmlier of parliament for lailington. iied in his sixty-first year. Atlant e "it. V J. In a boat thirteen feet long, provisioned with canned goods and vi. -by. Capt. William An drews sailed from Young's ocean piet for a trip to Europe. St. Patil Col. John H. Page of th Third infantry i. somewhat improved but his eoadlttea is still Barlows. Traverse City, Mich. -A disastrous cloudburst and ele trie storm struck this City, causing great damage, aggregating at leant. $10.000. besides doing thousands of dollars' damage anions fruit trees and grain fields. Hattle Creek, Mich. The 5-year-old child of levi Bartholomew of Charlotte scratched its foot with a rusty nail and died of lockjaw resulting from blood poisoning. Ann Arbor. Mich, .lohn W. May nard. the oldest continuous resident of this county, having come here in 1824. died, aged 85 years. Flshkill Landing. N. Y Rev. Thorn as Burgess, a won of Episcopal Bishop Burgess of Ill.nois. died, aged 55 yeaiH. Colorado Spring?. Col. Mrs. J. W. Lescher of Galesburg, ill., died here. Brandon, Wis. The wife of William Turner gav birth to triplets, three boys. Paxton. Ill A Lake Erie & Western switchman, R. M. Nelson was bruised In the thigh, and an operation result ed fatally. Monmouth. 111. John Sprout, Wm Hickman and Jack Wallace, pioneer farmers of Warren county, died within

the lat three daya.

CASUALTIES. Monde, Ind. Taeodore. the 12-year-"ld son of ('harks Ppters. was WaUhnn the erect loa rf tho center pole un-

ler the tent of thv World Great Pony itid Ioj; Show, vhen the ropes broke nl the ntW fell, trikin young Peters ind earing in hip breast Hp died in--tam 1 v. West Superior, Wis. A Bosaber of delegates 10 the Norwegian laeanerfest bad ;t narrow escape from being ! burned to death in vhe home of Mrs. 'ha r lea Glennen, where they were being entertained. In lighting the tire Mm. Glennen got the oil can too near the stove, and in a moment the house waa abläse, and in the excitement a 2-j ear-oid child was overlooked and was found miff orated when the firemen entered the upper etory. Gloversville, N. Y.- The Northville House, one of the largest hotels at Northville, a summer report eighteen nib north of here, was destroyed by fire. t Seneca Fall;. N. Y. Mrs. PatricK was burned to death Devlin, aped 70 in a fire. Kldora. Iowa-Mrs. Joseph Spurgin, wife of a pioneer settler, was killed in a runaway accident at New Providence. Independence, Iowa Mrs. Peter For, Whose four children burned to death in a hay mow, was taken to the hospital for the insane. Stuart, Iowa H. Laawbaugh a elevator and office burned to the ground, with 120,806 bushels of grain. Ixjss. 115,000. fully iBsnred. Seattle. Wash. Edward Kick, an employe of Hall & Bishop's logging camp, was killed at Port Angeles by a falling tre. Madison, Wis. Two business places in the village of Windsor were destroyed bj fire, with los.- of 15,000; partly IttSoreC New Albany, Ind. Two young sons of Harrison Mason were drowned in a pond on the farm of Jacob Friedley. Ashtabula. O. The First Baptist church was destroyed by 15,000; insurance H,gK). fire. LOSS, j I FOREIGN. London.- The banking department of Low's Exchange in London ha; Suspended. Otherwlwe the eexchanse is operating as usual. Ixmdon. The peVke sA ? that Mr. Joseph CbamberTMs Secretary of state for the cotoateS, will visit the I nited States 'P the fall. London. At the Hurst park dub's August meeting the Lorillard-Beres-ford stable's 4-year-old chestnut gelding Draf o won the autumn selling plate of 300 sovereigns. Berlin.- A report is published t bat the Allgemeine Deutsche Credit Effecten Versicherung! bank ha failed, with liabilities of several millions and no assets. The bankers, it is said, have disappeared. London- The report cabled that Col. John Hay. I'nited State; ambassador, had gone to the continent, was erroneous. Col. Hay is still in London. Constantinople A contract for the delivery to the Turkish government of 100,000,000 Mauser cartridges has been signed with a gun factory at Carlsruhe, Germany. Constantinople A dispatch from Van. Asia Minor, says that eleven Armenian revolutionists have been condemned at that place. Two of them were sentenced to death and the others to imprisonment. London A Now York World correspondent cables that Dord Mayor Davies has definitely abandoned his proposed trip to America, owing to Lady Davies' ill health. CRIME. South Bend. Ind. Mrs. Angus; Schlemmel, aged 19. recently married. took rat poison and died. Buffalo, N. Y. John Corrigan. about 60 years of age. a cartman. was brutal ly murdered by his son Frank, aged 3!1 years, while he slept. Janesrille, Wis. Thomas B. Lenhey, ex-registry clerk in the post office in this city, was arrested on the charge of having used 1 101. 96 that belonged to the I'nited States government. Decatur. 111. Delirious from a tendays' attack of typhoid fever. Marion Simpson with a razor attempted to commit suicide, slashing his throat four times. West Superior. Wis. Charles JohnSon of Iron River hanged himself with a piece of barbed wire. "Warsaw. Ind. Charles Miller, an old citizen of this plane, OWffcg to domestic trouble, took his life by swallowing a large quantify of carbolic ".cid. Hammond, Ind. Henry Eigner, VU years of age, was found dead in a room at the State Line hotel, with a bullet hole in the back of his head. It is believed he committed suicide. Ioiig Grove, ill. The poatoSce was entered by burglars and $300 was taken from the safe. No trace of the robbers has been found. Hammond. Ind. Felix Heinemann. 14 yeat old fod of Carl Heinemann, has been hetd to the criminal court of Lake County, Indiana, on a c harge of grand larceny preferred by his father. Felix Confessed to stealing a large sum of money from his father and squandering it at Cheltenham Beach and other resorts in Chicago. Memphis, Tenn. The fifth trial of A. K. Ward, charged with forging notes to the amount of nearly $250,000, resulted in a verdict of guilty, and he was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Baltimore John Restino, 30 years old, and John Muscolino, 32 years old, had a quarrel which resulted in a duel with stilettos, in which Restino was killed after having slightly wounded his antagonist. Burlington, Iowa Herman F. Winkler, a letter-carrier, is in Jail charged with Mealing a valuable letter. He confessed his crime.

MiSCELLANEOUS. YoungRtown. Ohio. Sergeant Hinsy Wolfe of Company H, Fifth regiment f Ohio, whose home is in this city.

, uied at Fernandina. Fla. Beardstown, 111. Judge J. A. Arenz, aged 88 years, is dead. He was elected the first mayor of this city in lftf.n. Beloit, Wis. Miaa l If. Pitkin of Oak Park will he the new dean for the young women of Beloit college and will I ea h in the department of Bngttsh. Austin. Texas. The army worm is devastating the cotton crop in many parts of Texas. In some countiei thousands of acres have been entirely ruined. Milwaukee, Wis. What may be expected in the way of increased commerce between the United states and Its newly acquired territory is fairly illustrated by an order for bottled beer receneo by the brewing company of this ny. Its China agent has cabled an order for sixty-seven carloads. Wheeling. W. Va. Suits have been entered against 474 of the foremost citizens of the city to recover taxes alleged to be due from them. Anderson, Ind.- At a council of presiding officers of the Methodist church it was decided to saddle an endowment of $500.hoo upon the churches of the state for maintaining De Pauw university. Boston. Mass. The condition of Thomas F. Bayard, who is ill at the residence of S. D. Warren in DedhSJB, is reported to be considerably improved and no serious results are expected. Knoxville. Tenn. -Brigadier (ieneral Charles F. Roe of New York, in command of the Thirty-first Michigan and First Georgia troops in camp here, rel Signed on account of pressing business I affairs. i Topeka. Kan. The opinion of grain i ment throughout the Kansas corn belt I ha?, been set urcd as to the late corn, j and all agree that not more than half I i crop need be expected. Middletown, N. Y. John R. Gentry lowered the track record ot 2:1154 to :0Ü a 1 Goshen. i Baltimore - ioe , Wmi the outhern lightweight v bainuion defeated I "Yotrnf stvW. ba" of Philadelphia i;i fifteen '.Minds. Tdumbus. Ohio. -Governor Bushnel has declined to call a special session ot the general assembly to enact a law gi' ing Ohio volunteer soldiers the right to vote In the field. Springfield, 111. -The secretary oC state licensed a new political party to incorporate. It is styled the Social Democratic Association. Eugene V. Debs, Vit tor L Berger and Seymour Steadman are the incorporators Washington Lieut. Henry A. Lamb, quartermaster of the Twenty-second Kansas regiment, died at Providence hospital of typhoid. Ypsilanti, Mich. Dr. I. P. Fryer and son Terries were drowned in Huron river here. The boy was taken with cramps while swimming, and in endeavoring to save him the father also was drowned. San Francisco. Cal. Erne.-t Marojt, the oldest artist in California, Is dead. aged 71 years. La Grange Ind. Uriah Ecker, a wealthy farmer, aged 50. died suddenly. New York Roswell G. Rolston. former president of the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, died at his county home In Babylon. L. L Washington A triennial convention Of weather-bureau meteorologists will be held at Omaha in the middle of October. Sioux City. Iowa A IS.OOO check from Frank H. Peavey of Minneapolis was received to help pay the indebtedness against the Samaritan hosplta here. MaSsilUm, O. Five members of the Baldwin family are in a serious condi- : tion from drinking sour milk. LATEST MARKET REPORT. CHICAGO. Cattle, all grades $2.00 Hogs, common to prime. 2.LT Sheep and lambs 2.00 Wheat. No. 2 red 5.70 ft 4.10 5.50 .68 SOVkO -3 l's .20 .12Vit .11 ft .17 Corn. No. 2 Oats, No. 3 white. Butter Rye, No. 2 .42 ft .44 KANSAS CITY. rattle, all grades 1.25 Hogs, all grades 3.50 Sheep and lambs 3.00 PEORIA. Rve. No. 2 (.".40 a ".90

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Oats, No. Corn, No. 2 white 001 1 2 NEW YORK. Wheat. No. 1 red 74 Corn, No. 2 Oats. No. 2 MILWAUKEE. Wheat. No. 2 northern. Oats. No. 2 white 21 Barley, No. 2 32 TOLEDO. Wheat. No. 2 cash .... Com, No. 2 mixed Oats. No. 2 mixed Rye, No. 2 cash CloTerseed, prime cash.. ST 1XJ1TS. Wheat. No. 2 Oats. No. 2 cash Corn. No. 2 cash Cattle, all grades 2.00 Hogs Ml Sheep and lambs 1.00 ,$8tf .20U .4.1 3.30 .67 .21 29:li ftr..::r. ft 4.05 fl t;.oo San Francisco, Cal.- The men of al most every one of the volunteer regiments are circulating petitions to the Bee rotary of War requesting that they be mustered out of the service. Battle Creek. Mich. Scott Hayward writes from the Klondike that he will return with $45.000. He was a poor man when he went there three years ago. Wichita. Kas. It is announced thai D. K. Pearsons of Chicago has offered to give $50.000 to Fairmount college 11 others will give $150.000.

LORD MAYOR DAVIES, OF LONDON.

WHO IS ABOUT TO VISIT THE UNITED STATES.

All New York is astir over the visit of Horatio David Davie.-, lord mayor of London, who in company with his daughter. Mis. Davies. will make a tour of the United States. The fact that this Is the first time that any one occupying the civil office has come here during his incumbency makes this call one of note as well as of friendliness. Mr. Davies was born in London in 1842. and is therefore ." years of age. He is the son of H. 1). Davies of the ward of Bishopgate. and received his education at Dttlwicfa college. AI an early age Mr. Davies began life as an engraver's apprentice, but being or a very active disposition, after seven years service be decided that the field was not broad enough for him and THE TRADE REVIEW. volnme of Iluslness Larger Than in Any Previous Year. The volume of business reflected in exchanges at the principal clearing houses is 20.4 per cent larger than lat year and 2ti.S per cent larger than in lSy2. heretofore the year of the largest business and the highest prosperity ever known. Part of this increase was due to speculation at New York, but there remains a health; increase over the best of previous years, and though in some branches business is not satisfactory in character, nearly all it is in volume larger than ever before. OHIO DEMOCRATS NOMINATE. . täte Con veu I ion DcclarM Its Preference for Bfjraa in 1000. The Ohio democratic state convention nominated the following ticket: Secretary of state, Upton K. Quthery of Marion: judge of the supreme court, David S. Fisher of Delaware county. The most decisive feature of the convention wa its preferences for Bryan in 1900 on the same platform as in 1896. SUES FOR DAMAGES. Knight of Pythias Charges ludiaintpolU Sentinel witli l.il.el. R. L. C. White, the supreme keeper of Knights of Pythias records and teal, has brought suit in the I'nited States district court againsl the Indianapolis Sentinel Company for $25,008 damages for libel. The demand for damages is based upon an article in which publication of the charges of financial mismanagement was made. Street Filit at Cvite. In a street fight at Cavite. Philippine islands. Trooper in the Hudson was killed and Corporal Anderson mortally wounded. Troopers Laydon, Nachbar, Connolly and Doyle of the Fourth cavalry were wounded. Four natives were killed and several wounded. PoUoned by lee ream. IcS cream, believed to have been pre pared with an extract containing poison, has caused the death of three persons at Middletown. N. Y.. and six others will probably die. Iewey Wanl More Warfttilp. Admiral Dewey has cabled a request to Washington that a battleship and the cruiser Brooklyn be sent to Manila to strengthen his fleet. Injured In Ktillwtty Collision. Twelve persons wert1 more or less seriously injured in a collision on the Flint & IVre Marquette Railway, near Port Huron. Mich. To Send Home Troop. Orders have been issued directing t!en. Miles to send home from Porto Rico all troops not actually needed for service there. Eighteen lloaton Firemen Injured. Eighteen firemen were injured, several seriously, at a fire in the building nt 92 Arch street, Boston.

therefore engaged in commercial pursuits. His success in this direction can, better be appreciated by .hose who ar familiar with London and have dined at Pimm's or Crosby Hall. As a politician London! executive is a conservative, and one of his many titles is ruling councilor of the Med way Habitation of the Primrose League. His children also belong To this organization, and his wife is dame president of the Gordon Habitation. Gotham. Mr. Davies has held his present position since November last, and is a retired man of great wealth. His salary as lord Mayor is $50,000 a year, the same as that of our president, but it takes nearly three times that amount to perpetuate the dignity of the oflb e.

president Take Rest. The president and Mrs. McKinley left Washington Aug. for Somerset, Pa., where they will Abner McKinley er. ipend some days with the presidents hrothKilied in a Thunderstorm During a heavy thunderstorm at Feggia, Italy, twenty peasants sough; shelter in an old house in the suburbs of the city. The building collapsed and eighteen were killed. To Support Brltala'a IieummU. The entire available British heel In Chinese waters has arrived a: Wei-Hal-Wei to support the demands ol sir Claude McDonald, British minister to China Injured in Firework Esptoatoa. Six persons, one of whom may die, were injured la the explosion of nearly a ton of fireworks In the manufacturing plant of George w. Pot ter at Mia neapoMs. Eteel H CliircKO Mm. The Illinois high court, Catholic Cider of Foresters, elected Thomas M -Bnerney of Chicago chief ranger. Th next convention will be held at BloomIngton. Would Batata the Philippines. A petition signed by many merchants anil manufacturers of New York haf been sent to President M Klnley asking that the Philippines ! retained. To ;ie Up Croteers. The navy department has ordered the cruisers St. Louis and SC. Paul to be returned to the American line, from which they were chartered. p eorttoa Wiped Oot. The business portion of Onslaska, three miles north of La Crosse, Wis., was visited by a destructive fire. The loss will 1 each $18,000. IIohi- .May Aaabanmdor. If Senator George F. Hoar will consent to accept an appointment as ambassador at the COUrl of St. .lames the appointment will probably be made. To I'ay Troop at Manila. About $1,000,000, mostly in gold and silver coin, was carried to Manila on the Scandia for the pay men 1 of the I'nited States iro.ips in the Philippines, Furloucli of SUty II-. An order has been issued bj the war department extending the furloughs of volunteers from thirty days to sixty days. Thunderktorm at Syraca , V Y. A terrible windstorm visited S racuse, N. V.. and Vicinity. Fifty dwellings were wrecked or damsged, the loss being placed at $100.000. Want a Proteetorate Only. It is reported that Aguinaldo will consent onl to an American protectorate of the Philippines, uith practical independence for the inhabitant . Date for Hlf Fight. It has been definitely decided that the Corbet t-McCoy battle will take place at Cheek towaga, N. Y., on Oct. L

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