Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
NEWS NUGGETS.

Thieves entered the Hoboken postoffice
and stole 1850 i'll stamps.
Catherine Cling MinneapoliOdress-
maker. was found dead from Il gunshot
wound.
Lord Dunraven has issued a formal
challenge for another race for the Amer
ica's cup.
The steamship Kenmore is believed to
have been sunk in Il collision in fog off
the English coast.
King Humbert opened the italian Par
lament. He expressed confidence in the
maintenance of peace.
Bob" F'itzsimmons broke a small bone
in his hand while sparring with Tommy
Mccarthy at Cincinnati.
In its annual report the civil service
commission says the law is being better
observed than ever before.
Unusual precautions were taken in the
government printing office to prevent leak
age of the President message.
A Russian loan of 500. 900 900, for the
redemption of the > per cent railway
bonds, was negotiated i'll Berlin.
Owing to the receipts of gold for bonds
the public debt statement for November
shows a decreaes of S31, 144,552.
At Streator. H., the only distinctively
Russian church in America. was dedi-
Gated by Bishop Nicolas, of Alaska.
A resolution for an investigation into
the legality of the issuance of bonds was
offered in the Senate by Mr.. PETER.
Emperor William opened the high
bridge over the North Sea Canal. DIR.
Won Boetticher delivered the address.
The Hungarian cabinet was defeated
in the lower house, which rejected the
bill to substitute the new Comedy Theatre.
Japan is said to lie willing to accept
an indemnity of 400 100000 yen. but will
increase the sum if the war is prolonged.
Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle's es-
Inmates of appropriations required for the
next fiscal year aggregate S4lO, 43J,OI9.
Twenty Armenian refugees who reach
cd Athens confirmed published reports OF
the atrocities committed by the Kurds.
Three Chicago scenic artists and four
assistants fell from scaffold in Mem
phis theatre and were seriously injured.
In an attempt to escape from the con-
Wet camp a. Wells. Texas. Convicts
Frecse and Brandon fatally shot Guard
Foster. who killed Brandon and fatally
shot Freese. Freese afterward fired a
pistol ball into his own heart. Foster
cannot recover.
A mob of seventy-five Poles and n posse
of policemen had an exciting pitched bat
tie in Detroit Tuesday night. The Poles
had taken possession of three vacant
frame houses and We're tearing them to
pieces and carting off the debris To their
homes to serve as firewood. Seven of
them were locked up.
The annual report of the Secretary of
the Treasury on the state of the finances
shows that the revenues of the Govern
ment from all sources for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1894, were $372. SO2. 1913
and the expenditures $40, 6O5, 1913, which
shows a deficit of 500, 800, 26O As com
pared with the fiscal year 1893 the re-
ceipts for 1894 fall off SIS, 914,O63 Dur
ing the year there was decrease of 49,
952,61 in the ordinary expenditures Of
the Government.
Hundreds of South Carolina women pc
titioned for the release of Watts. pardon
ed by Governor Tillman while serving
sentence for killing his sisters betrayer.
Two new indictments for embezzlement
have been presented against Captain ii.
w. Howgate. one for 81 800 in 1873 and
$40, 76O in 1883. The original charges of
forgery have been dropped
II. O. Havemeyer issued n statement
in which he attacked the President for
his recommendations regarding sugar.
Attorney for Banker Koetting, of Mil
waukee, claims the statutes he is charg-
ed with violating are unconstitutional.