Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 41, Plymouth, Marshall County, 23 September 1898 — Page 6

THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

a W. METSKER, Pub. and Prop. PLYMOUTH, ... INDIANA, m id mmm. Elinor Happenings of the Past Week. tVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS. Political, Kelijriou. Social am! Criminal Doing' or tiie Whole World Carefully Coodfi'- for Our Ke:der The Accider cord. Litil Pa. Rev. Paul De Schweinitz at Nazareth. Pa., has been elected as the third member of the provincial ?lders' conference by the Moravian synod. New York The Traveling Passenger Agente' Association and the Ticket Agents' Association have decided to amalgamate. Committee? will soon aoeet to arrange the details. Minonk. Ill Frank Mitchell of Chicago has taken charge of the Chicago and Minonk Coal and Tile Works as receiver. The busineFs will be con tinued under his supervision. Seattle. Wash.- Gold dust aggregating in value between $150.000 and $200.000 was brought by the steamer City of Seattle, which also had on board 150 Klondikers who left Dawson City Sept. 2. Frankfort. Ky. The grand jury indicted every coal merchant, charging conspiracy. The coal men combined and have been supplying the trade at prices agreed on I) the combination. Little Rock. Ark. Complete official returns from the recent state election give the following vote for governor: Jones, dem.. 75.5-11; Auten. rep.. 27.524; Morgan, pop., 8,310; McKnight. pro., 631. Denver Colo. A court-martial trial of Chaplain Bfclntyre of the Oregon, accused of denouncing his brother officers who were engaged in the battle of July 3. has been ordered to be held hre Sept. 26. Washington Judge A. C. Thompson, member of congress from Ohio, has been appointed United States district Judge for the southern district of Ohio, to succeed Judge Sage, retired. Belvidere. 111. Chicago capitalists have offered to build the Iake Geneva, Sycamore and Southern Electric Railway, which will pass through here, if the original promoters will assign tc them the franchises and right of way. Cripple Creek. Colo. The mining companies have already dec lared $250.000 September dividends. Total dividends for 1898 thus far aggregate $1.325,525. against $1.262.1'" for lgtf complete. Prior to 1S97 $3.34t;.;24 dividends were paid. Washington The fact that but $473.000 of the United States C per cent bonds issued in aid of Pacific railroads maturing Jan. 1 next, have been thus far presented for redemption convinces officials that there i.- no stringency in the money market. Monongahcla City. Pa. Vice President Dodd of the miners' union, and forty-onp strikers, have been arrested on a charge of inciting the miners tc riot. Among the prisoners are the nembers of the miners' band, whe played while the strikers were marching. London The imperial Chinese government has granted to the Peking syndicate the right to open and work mines and to construct and operate

railroads in the empire free from Chin- aru - Jacaaon, nis companion, was ese control. This is the first conces- beaten isto unconsciousness by striksion ever granted bv the Chinese gov- 1 Plasterers while on their way to

"rrment to a foreign syndicate. Tampa. Fla. Gov. Bloxham of Florida has issued a call for a national harbor defense convention in this city. Feb. 8, 18. The governors of the various states are requested to name deiI gates. Morris, 111. John Robinson of Coal City fell down a coal shaft at Carbon Mill and was killed. Montreal, Que. The reserve barns of the Montreal Street Railway Company gat fire. Ix)ss, $U0.000. Moline, 111. Mrs. William F. Spohn .1 .1 i i .i , i

unburn neigen m ne Mississippi Bedford, Ind. Isaac Snow who shot river here. She feared coming insan aml kiIle(, wiiiiam McCart near this irx city Aug. 15. was indicted by the speOevil's Lake. N. D. Farmers in the cjai raml jury. vicinity of Crary, Bartlett county, are Crerton. Iowa-Policeman Gus Carlllarmed over the prevalence of hydro- POn eurprised burglars in the store of phobia among stock. Helfenstein & Bivens. Calson was shot New Vo.k- Josiah S. Lindsay, plum- and seriously wounded. The burglars ber and real estate operator, has filed a ' escaped. petition in bankruptcy, with assets and I New York Charles Polacek. wholeUabllittei of $378,6oo. I sae tobacco dealer, and R. E. RobinAlliance, Neb. N. L. Sylvester and j bob of this city were held in $2.500 bail

John Krause, who live twenty miles from here, Quarreled over boundary lines, and Krause killed Sylvester. Detroit, Mich. "Bert" Story and Sam ' Miller, near Katun Rapids, wen seriously shocked by lightning that killed two horses they were driving. Omaha. Nab. George A. Cheney, bank r, of Crelnaton, Neb., while takiug with his wife in the corridor of the Brexel hotel, stepped into an elevatoi shaft and fell to his death. Providence, R. I.--At a meeting of the corporation of Brown university the resignation of President E. Benjamin Andrews was accepted. Benjamin Clark was chosen to succeed Dr. Andrews. Oi onomowoc. Wis. J. M. Wigginton died suddenly of heart disease. Youngstown O. -Mra. M. A. Fowler, while under Niagara Falls, found a diamond alued at $150. New York -Charles A. Oeriach, former owner of the Gerlaoh Hotel in West Twenty seventh street, has filed a petition in bankruptcy. His liabilities are given as $901.767.

CASUALTIES. Wheeling. W. Va. Fire destroyed the large factory building of John Aroenz. occupied by the Acme Box company, and the tomato catsup works of Exley. Watkins & Co. Loss. $50.000. Mexico. Mo. The Robinson livery stable at Sturgeon burned. Ten horses and all the vehicles were destroyed, without insurance. New York Elijah Brained, a coniractor. was found dead in the hallway 3f 4c' West 23d street. His neck wu-s broken, apparently by a fall. He lived next door. Mexico. Mo. The Sturgeon livery stable burned with ten head of horses and all the vehicles. No insurance. Kocheile, 111. Fire destroyed the Patten Hrnc ' tilo fai'tnrv TVip loss was about $15.000, with $3.7u0 insurance. Michigan City. Ind. The fire which

i damaged the Haskelll & Barker Car i Co.'s kiln is supposed to have caught from a spark which WM blown in the elevator shaft. The ianaage it? about fs.'ioo. Cincinnati Charles Spinks. a wealthy coal dealer and street paving contractor of Newport. Ky., is missing and is believed to have been drowned. Assumption. 111. William Chatham, aged S3, died from injuries received in a runaway. Eureka. III. The principal business block in Dofr Creek was destroyed by hre. Loss. 110,000; small insurance. Boston. Mass. Waumbeck mills. Milton. N. H.. burned. They were unoccupied and sprinkled. Loss. $100,000; almost total; insurance, $85,000. New York Fire did $50.000 damage in the five-story brick building at 54 Beekman street, occupied by Leeburger BrosOmaha, Neb. Fiie destroyed the extensive printing hous of the Rees Printing company. Loss, $85,000; fully i insured. Warrensburg. Mo. Dr. E. J. Scruggs of Monteserrat. Mo., accidentally poisoned himself by taking aconite instead of quinine. FOREIGN. Yokohama The crown prince of Corea is still 111 from the effects of poison which had been put in his food. The poisoner is said to be a woman. Paris The Argentine minister here says that the boundary dispute between Chili and Argerine will be submitted to the arbitration of Queen Victoria. London There has been serious rioting at Ho Chau. fifty miles from Chung Kiang. China. The American and French missions have been attacked and the latter burned, Madrid The steamer Leon XIII. has arrived at Vigo with Gen. Toral and 2.478 soldiers and officers from Santiago de Cuba. Rome The pope has telegraphed to St. Petersburg g' ing his entire adhesion to the czarn disarmament proposals. London- Col. John Hay, the retiring United States ambassador, and Mrs. Hay sailed for New York on board the Teutonic. Pekin Marquis Ito is expected here shortly. His visit is regarded as likely to result in an offensive and defensive alliance between Japan and China. London Nat Goodwin, the actor, while out riding in the country near Woolwich, was thrown from his horse and sustained two bad fractures of the leg. CRIME. Bracebridge. Ont. William Jame: Hammond was hanged here for the murder of his wife. Bt, Louis. Mo. William Kane was shot and mortally wounded and Edwork. Burlington. Ia. In the Storms ir n der trial at Wapello Judge Withrow decided to admit a testimony the alleged testimony which Strömt signed. Kingston. N. Y. Arthur Hoffman, a Pine Hill blacksmith, murdered his wife and killed himself. Jealousj is bettered to have led to the double tragedy. Topeka, Kan. Detectives Gorman of I he Santa Fe secret service has arrestej AlbeH Phillips, a 12-year-old Emporia boy, for attempting to wreck the Santa Fe Denver train near there. on a charge of smuggling phenacetine into this country. Danville, ill. J. N. Seearee of Guy & s farce, abstract firm of this city, and also chairman of the republican city committ"?, shot himself in his barn. Circumstances point to sjicide. Terre Haute, Ind. -Judge Piety quashed the indictment for embezzlement against ex-City Treasurer Hauet on the ground that it was barred by the statute of limitation of two years. Columbus. Ind.- William Stephenson, a wealthy fanner living one mile .ast of Elizabeth town, was robbed of $300 while asleep. St. Paul. Minn.- .Mrs. Ardllla Yarnell, who has been in jail for several days under suspicion of causing the death of Arthur Middleton, the tea merchant, was discharged. Wllkes-Barre, Pa. Two robbers entered the office of Real Estate Agent Raeder gagged his clerk and took $460 from the safe. Columbus, Ind. Despondent over illhealth. Henry Ksling. age 20 years, bot and killed hiicifelT.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Washington Up to this time the amount of the new bond iseiitd i 5123.870.C40. Of this amount 109 ,175,8SS has been shipped to subscibers. 112.001.260 has been deposited to secure circulating national bank notes and $10,033,500 to secure public deposit. St. Louis. Mo. An order has been received by the St. Louis Car company for 250 street cars for the Japanese government. Mobile. Ala. The British bark Buteshire was totally wrecked on the south coast of Chandleur island. Capt. Curtis and crew were saved. Eugeue, Ore. Prof. J. W. Johnson, former president for seventeen years of the Oregon State university, is dead. New York There has been a marked advance in ocean freight rates in the grain-carrying trade rince Sept. 1 and shipping men are looking forward to a season of prosperity. New York President Gilman Cheney of the Canadian Express company is dead at Montreal at the age of 76. He was a Pacific coast forty-niner. Baltimore. Md. The well-known novelist and magazine writer. Col. Richard Malcolm Johnston, is dying at the city hospital. Jackson. Miss. Four new cases of yellow fever were reported to the board of health from Orwood and five 1-om Taylor Station. Washington Secretary Ixrng denies that the president ha1 offered him the position of ambassador to London as successor to Col. Hay. Salt Lake City. Utah-The populfet state convention nomina'?d Warren Foster for congress and J. M. Bowman for supreme judge. The platform is the usual party declaration. New York Richard Bnsteei, once a noted lawyer and politician, is dead in this city. Kansas City. Mo. The National Colored Baptist association decided to enter the missionary field in Cuba immediately. Marion. Ind. C. F. Springer, representing the United States Steel Casting company, is in Marion for the purpos" of locating a steel plant which will cost $100.000 and will employ 600 men. Mount Yernon. III. The corner sfone of the Cumberland Presbyterian hureh here was laid. This church wa organised three years ago. Montreal. Que. Paper ar.d pulp manufacturers, by resolution, ask that an export duty be immediately placed on all pulp wood exported from Canada. Columbus. 0. D. Gruen. president of the Columbus Watch Manufacturing Company, filed a petition in bankruptcy in the federal court. The company is in the bände of ex-Mayor P. H. Bruck as receiver. New York An attondant of the criminal court of Jersey City poshed open the door of Franz Müller s room in the Hotel Washington. Hoboken, to summon Muller to appear in court, and found Muller dead in bed. Suicide is suspected. San Francisco. Cal. It hafl bei Q learned that lfm. Hattie Trundle, one of the beneficiaries under the terms of the late Adolph Sutro's will to the amount of $50,000. died near Washington about two years age. Washington, Ind. One hundred men in the car and machine department of the Baltimore &z Ohio Southwestern railway shops were laid off indefinitely. Cincinnati. O. At the session of the Laundrymen'l International association the time for the annual meetingwas changed to the second week in October. St. Louis was s lected as the place for the meeting next year. Cleveland. Ohio At ;he session of the annual convention of the Order of United American Mechanics I. G. Bowyer, Wheeling. W. Ya.. was elected national counselor. LATEST MARKET REPORT. CHICAGO. Cattle, all grades $1.85 g&.60 Hogs, common to prime, 2.10 j,3 07:-i Sheep and lambs Wheat. No. 2 red Corn, No. 2 Oats, No. 3 white Eggs Butter Rye, No. 2 ST. LOUIS Wheat, No. 2 Oats, No. 2 cash Corn, No. 2 cash Cattle, all grades Hogs Sheep and lambs I'.UO .04 .65 Milv .31 22V4Ö .25 .12feG .W -H'IL( .18 .44feO .45 .08 .20 g .6 05.54 2.00 3. SO 3.75 TOLEDO. Wheat, No. 2 cash Corn, No. 2 mixed Oats, No. 2 mixed Rye, No. 2 cash Clovers.eed, prime cash.. NEW YORK. Wheat. No. 2 red Corn, No. 2 Oats. No. I .64 .31 .20 .43 3.40 .3 .25 PEORIA. Rye, No. 2 ' .47 Oats, No. 2 white 20 .2J'i Corn, No. 2 30 g) .30 '4 MILWAUKEE. Wheat. No. 2 northern. Oats No. 2 white & Barley. No. 2 KANSAS CITY. 62 M 24 43 Cattle, all grades 1.2", Hogs, all grades 1.65 Sheen and lambs 3.10 fj 5.30 ii 3.8246 ft r.2." W h i I for llellhy Scumoii. It is not the intention Ol the president to send an army to Havana and other ports of Cuba now occupied until the healthy season arrive. io to Itt'-rnfortp Dewey. The Oregon and Iowa, bound ostensibly fr Honolulu, are really going ao as to be in position to reinforce Admiral Dewey should he need help. Hank I it i lure In M Ich lean. At Burr Oak, six mile, eas; of Sturgi6. Mich., the private bank of Daniel F. Parsons has suspended.

WHAT VISITORS SAY.

Praise from Prominent Men for tU Train fll i lawlppi Kx position. Gov. Culleisoii oi Texas Leaded a 'arge party of citizens ot th LottS Star state to Omaha and. in speaking of the exposition OS blfl return, said: "It is simply wonderful and stands a splendid second to the great world's fair. I am delighted, simply delighted, and very proud of the part Texa.- has taken in the great Trans-Mississippi show." Ex-Gov. F. R. Lubbock of Texs described Omaha "as a most beautiful, busy city. wih wide, elegantly paved streets, broad and fiue sidewalks, lovely parks, magnificent public buildings, handsome and costly residences." Of the exposition he said: "It is elaborate and most elegant in all its proportions, giving great satisfaction to the immense multitude in attendance. This undertaking represents a wonderful amount of pluck and enterprise on the part of the people of Nebraska, which it would delight me to see Texas emulate."' General Manager Tocum of the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad, after inspecting the grounds and buildings at the exposition, said: "It is grand. It is superior to the expositions formerly held. The buildings are beautiful and they are so nicely arranged. The buildings, however, are but a small part of the exposit ion. The exhibits are the things that tell the tale Of the wealth of the country. They are magnifitent. and the showing that is being made ought to convince the people who come here that the TransMississipp region is the bone and sinew of tnis great renublic." Admiral George Brown. U. S. N. (retired of Indianapolis, after spmdlng a day on the ground, was enthusiastic in his praise of the exposition, judging it from a persona", comparison with others held in the last twenty-five years. He said: "In Its perfection of detail and general effect it was unsurpassed even by the world's fair, and as for other recent expositions, they weren't a picayune side show. The government exhibit is more complete and satisfactory than any which have gone before. Those in charge seem to have profited by their previous experiments in what is interesting and profitable for public inspection." Gov. C. M. Barnes of Oklahoma said: "The exposition is grand beyond all conception and will go down into history as the greatest exhibition of the resources of the great west that has ever been seen. The industrial and agricultural exhibits are as fine as the world has ever seen, and they are diversified. There is apparently just enough of everything and not too much of anything. I knew all along that it was a great show, but 1 never had any clear conception of its mag nitude until 1 Btepped inside the gate and gazed over the grand court, which is magnificent beyond description It is a picture for an artist It is more beautiful than the world's fair." Senator William B. Allison of Iowa, after his first day on the grounds, said: "The exposition exceeds my fondest expectations, and Is magnihce.it be

EDITOR AND POLITICAL CHIEFTAIN.

FION. ART HI' This irs a likeness of the lowest man in Illinois pnslcally, and metally he is in it too. Mr. Bentley stands 6 feet 4 In his socks and ' tips tin- beam" at L'T't. He is editor and owner of the PittsHeld Times and b:is made his paper well known throuxhoul the central flood Internal Reemie Collection. The collections ot Internal revenue during August amounted to 27,804,573, a net increase, as compared with Antust, IM7. of I8J81.710. Order Hm (ill. OOO Members. The report of Charles C. Conley, chief of records of the Red Men. shows that he order now BSI 60,000 members. Yredltor Will ..t l.ttMe. Creditors of the Parsooi bank In Bon Oak. Mich., will in all probability receive ten cents on the dollar.

yond description; there are no words that can do justice to the grand court and beautiful buildings that have been constructed. The whole country, an l especially the west, ought to be proud of this great exposition, which has been xc lied only by the world's fair. In some respects I consider the exposition better than the World's fair. The buildings arc not so large, but the architectural design is as good, if not better, while the arrangement upon tb grounds is better in every particular. Here the buildings ait grouped, making it easy to pass from one to the other, and in addition to that tli(plan of building around the lagoon must prove satisfactory to all who visit here. The magnitude of the exposition is a pleasant surprise, instead of the Trans-Mississippi exposition being a show, it is a great school win re the masses may be educated and come in contact with people from other sections of this as well as other countries." MUST" RETAIN MANILA. Alt the Member of the Cabinet Are Arfflil on Till. All the members of the cabinet agree that Manila, with its harbor and bay. should be retained a a commercial and naval base, with sufficient surrounding territory to make it self-supporting and assure its defen-e.

Must Stay iti rvic. It it announced that there will be nc more troOfMS mustered out. The purpose when the muster-out begun was to muster out 100 000 volunteers. A little over 96.000 have already bei :. mustered out. Kastern Squadron 1 DlabaadsS Se-cretary Long has issued orders disbanding the eastern squadron and assigning its commander. Commodore J. C. Watson, to duty as commandant of the Mare island navy yard. Funeral of .Incite t'ooley. The interment of the remains of th late Judge Thomas M. Cooley took place at Ann Arbor. Mich., in presence of a distinguished company from all parts of the state. Rjnnm .loins the Republican. William f. Bynum, forme? chairman of the executive committee of the na tional democratic party, will hereafter act with the republicans. He will make ' speec hes in Indiana. For Three New Warship. Contracts for three new battle ships have been awarded. They will be of , 12.000 tons' displacement, with a coal- : ing capacity of 2,600 tons and a speed of 1SV2 knots. The Sultan Mast Fay. j The President has decided to enforce ' the payment of the claims of Americans for property destroyed in Armenia against the Turkish government. iv.it ilnhilee for Indiana. Plans are being perfected for a grand I peace jubilee of the people of northern Indiana at Goshen early in Octobei. Indiana Kejjinieiit at Home. The One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Indiana infantry has arrived home. K C. BENT LET west. He is- nifc man in state politics and at present holds tU responsible position of secretary of the democratic state central committee. He bafull charge of the statt campaign and is a very boay mar. just now. BODY IS IDENTIFIED. Kyatary at Hi-idg cpori. C a.t n Cleared I . The corps of the woman found ii' Yellow mill pond at Bridepoit, Conn.. was identified bj Krank w. Perkins, Middleboro, Mass.. as the body of his daughter, Marion Grace Perkins. I.nnk for an OutlirewW. The third pool coal miners' strike situation is quiet, bei t an outbreak may occur at any t irae,

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