Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-29
NEWS SUM NJ AIRY.
The East.


ter any of their weakened fellows from re-
turning to work at the companies terms. Ihey
will undoubtedly make a stubborn and pro-
tracted resistance to any reduction The mime
owners have announced their ultimatum, and
having done so. are holding no further com
munication with the miners. They have closed
their mines and declare that they will not be
reopened until the men agree to work al the
reduced schedule of rates. Thus the matter
stands and seems likely to stand for weeks, II
not months, to come
THE knitting mill of II. E. Bradford, at
Bennington. VT, was burned on the Goth of
January, the fire being caused by the leakage
of a gasoline pipe. The gas ignited from a
boiler fire. and. exploding, demolished the
adjoining sewing-room. Nine women at work
there were instantly killed or burned to death
IN the fire which followed, and many others
were injured, some shockingly
THE SANTANA Bay Company has negotiated a
loan of $1,000 900 in London. NJ. Gambetta
has been challenged to fight duel by NJ.
Haeniens, a member of the French Assembly.
The London Times publishes the sub
stance of a note from Prince Bismarck which
holds the French Government accountable for
the violence Of the Ultramontane press In
France.
The West.
SOME time ego man named Bob Turner was
arrested in Grant county, Wis, charged with
numbering his brother. 1t was suspected at
the time that Turner had committed other
murders Recently he has made a fuli con-
fession, which more than confirms these sus-
pscion- and STAMPS him as one OF the most
atrocious wretches unhung. He dengnts 10
talk of the many persons he has killed he
closts over the skill with which he has con-
cealed their bodies, and declares nobody can
find them but himself, and that If they were
got together there would be nearly forty OF
them. He says that his mission On earth was
TO kill of the people, as there were altogether
too many people crowding into this country,
and exhibits savage satisfaction In recount
jng his bloody exploits.
TIE iewelry store of Duehme & Co., in
Cincinnati. was robbed, a few days ago, Of
81 900 worth of diamonds. A dispatch from
Duluth. Mimi, says the Indians at Nermillion
Lake ale dying of starvation. They have
eaten six children aud one man. The scarcity
of game and failure of the rice crop lie the
cause. Ex-senator Doolittle is President OF
the University of Chicago.
JOHN T. HAMPER, the defsulting Revenue
Collector. who fed to Canada some months
ago. has returned to his home at FL Paso, Ill
The Central Union Depot, at the foot Of
Lahe street, SmeoSo' Nae o0S ~
100000.
Gov BAGLKY has called An extra session CT
the Michigan Legislature for Wednesday,
March. s. At Shelbyville. Ind, few days
ago, committee Of ladies visited all the
liquor saloons and other places where liquors
are sold, and held prayer-meeting, implorlng
tne o9sler - So y 1900 -nderx Int were
lso PAL .dIue 'y rsca;vad Gold in
koneisny S;.orrarad saxan
nmlteo quaInsa1iews nse I'll r. nsns ont 1S
=. .I. -, al ~ dirt some SAMPLES of quart
80 - -, on,,.;n;nc small narticles
arc SHOWN oon'"'e ''-'
THE ship Panther was recently wrecked be-
twaen Port Townsend and San Francisco.
s.
i~enty-tnree nses-an Oh ooaru-"ele U.s.
1.-The United states steamer iuscaiois nas
sailed from San Diego. Cal, for the Sandwich
islands and japan, for the purpose of sound,
ny 90 -" .hio ha.wsar As,s and the Pacific
cossI of the United States. A passenger
train ca route from Dubuque 10 Chicaeo was
thrown from tne ,tasA neai i'ooueIe, 80
few days ago, roneo oo"n an sinoa Tta CIV
ana turned oo..om sue Taii si,ss;,r ,,n p and
senss ~ - hen; escsned ininry Many
scarcely one OF tneni escapeu inl LII tdy
we're seSere1y ~ounoea Du' das.;,r.;oa ernons
recove, III 70 go. "a so-,a 90 then,
the Anoians u hiunoSo'~, eIu , 49, 20 -
have been onven 70 .ne nor a,';1S.a "a
Aiiane anu eating 'ne'i o"A
The South.
.,o .a,.h~...d s;sm.sa
SAASa anu .Hs' -. . ..
Twins, died suddenly az tneir nome III surrey
county, Y. c., on Jan. IL. Chang was par
tally naralvzed last fall since which time he
has been fretful very rauch debilitated. and
ss-onolv addicted In drinking Honor as means
Of sIisyist;nc his sufferines. He had been
on;te feeble FOR several DAYS. so much so as to
eonf;na The brothers In their he'd On Friday
,';a,,. .i,e 1stb Cbano became worse and ex-
pired suddenly about O'Clock on SATURDAY
IorIlng' tno i he r.r.d ,r;ld1x ill., fo 81 While
This attack was followed by what seemed to
be a deadly stuper, ard in two hours from the
death of Chang, Eng breathed his last. They
were 63 years old
washington.
Mr. McCRARY's bill for the appointment OF
Government Board OF Railroad Commission
ers. and for the prohibition Of unreasonable
charges by interstate railroads, has been re-
ported favorably BY the House Committee on
Railroads and Canals. The committee make q