davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Oer1nilhtes.

Gin ergretfen6er 9iebeSroman, 6eTfen
0elo InoreaS e., ebemalS Wttoiieb bes
&apu5t1eroroens, mar, 9~e(angte 6ieier Saae
tn FreBburg gum 2tbicbluB. Ser u1alitGz
!tc9e 45rIeiter perIiebte it9 leibenibaftlid
IN Die &ocbter zines pcnlionirten 6oubtz
monnS unb perLicB, So er UNI ieoen 8reis
III Den SeltB oer 0eliebten fomnten tpoute,
letnen 0roenSDerbalto, nm, ba CT feline an
oere SteIung erlangen fonnte, Sinon,z
tpncpmann 5l iperoen. 9(Gs io(cber mar er
BEL Utalac5ta, in Mta9Darfalu, ftattorirt.
9a9 Wtoooben pcrLleB ba8 elterLihe 6olls
unO 500 81 i9m, ba iie ibn nidt minoer
te1oenlbattltb liebte. Qtuein tbre @efIble
9nOcrten itb; naob turaem gLiflicben 9uz
lar1Inenleben erfubr E., oaB tie einen
TInon5controleur aus3ei9ne, uno ais nun
Oct ehenalt9e Prieiter eineS SaQe5 bQs
Paar am @n0e beS 9orfes nit chamber
lpre6en lab, nabm ct iein Oienitoetpebr.
1c9oB llno perleBte 0a5 MGoben nicbt n
erbebltb. Ser ltn9lifltcbe Dur6e perbofz
tet, oa5 We6oben in 6as Spttal transoOrz
tlrt. Nls fte Dor Wo1eufrtit oieles pieber
oerlo1len %tonnte, mat t0r eriter @ono Al
ben Gtbtern, no le i~nitdnoigt bat, ibrem
0ettebten 5u ibonen, 2tm II. Sctober
39tte Die 8~er6an0tun9 9e9en i'm aboeba[ten
toeroen iolen, oo6 &. lit ~pobnltnniq oes
iporoe1 uto beftn0et ft5 bercits i'm Siren
9auie.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
OendIttbdftoe StroIdbe,

Sn bet Wirtbicbaft bon S. $. 0alton,
geo. 431 gtorb Start Str, eri6tenen
8eltern Die beiOen StroGbe Soiepb 8eefe
uno So3n MabOncD, Wel9s ctnige@etrdnfe
9%enol1en un6 Die 3a6lun9 Dertpeigertcn.
3on 9alton aufgefOrOert, Die 3ecbe 81 be-
8leteben, erfl6rten iie, baB ie bic Gi9enz
tbimer Der Ntrtbihaft icten. Sic SER
iblu9en etnt8e GIaSwaaren, traten bic
Seitelt elmer Elm 3immer obtrenneubcn
9ol8nono elm unb ieBten iicb iogar benz
Bolt3tIten, ben 0aItOn berbei8erufen 5atte,
our gSebr. &i6ter &eriten ian6te bic
8ri0er nnter $15 Strafe nacb Der 8ribez
nell.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Stdottibes.
Derhonolun9en iber sic 2lrbetterz
frd6e.

Sn Ser getrt9en Notwithstanding Dec
ul!ter ben Nu1ptctcn ber Gtptc Teoerdttor
ite0enben SnouitriezG ongreiieS fir icbieoss
9ericltlt6e Sblibtung unb NuSi0DnunQ
8tDil1en Nrbeiter uno 9trbeitgebcr iptad
5uerit Same5 PeabooD, 6erous8ebcr oel
y3atlipaD HeotetD", iiber uNrbitrattonen"
in Observation-Disclosures. Gr perz
oantrnte aufs @~ntlcAteoenite ba8 8orge6en
Der GatLtpaD Unions mdDreno be5 leBten
StreifS, tnoem ite ben 8erfebr un6 6anoel
10 lebr ItOrten, Derurt6eilte dber au6 gLei9s
5etttg ebenlo i9arf Die interchangeable
i6aftet1, 6aB ie es 10 melt Datten fommer
l%aiien.
0err 8. g. Coffin bon bet brotherhood
Of Jtatlroao Srainman" cling borauf in
elmer tur5en Re0e 9egen bic @tienbabnz
8eieulbdften bDr unO ertl6rte, 6aB 0iele eS
oelt NrbeiterDerbdnben bauptid1lib 3u berz
banten bitten, baB lte itetS tiicbttge, perz
ldBlthe 2elte gum 8etrteb Der 8abner1 gut
Serftgu18 bdtten. Oarouf f0lgte 6err
Ntuiam 90. Sprtnger nit elmer fur5elt
Nn1prdbe, Der 91et9Seiti9 bic gta9n1ittagSz
itbun8 gum 2lbf6luB brachtc.
Qm Nbenb betrot Or. Son 6enrg
8arrotpS 8uerit bte Geonerbiibne, nm Sic
StBun8 bon gfeuem gu e%r0ffneu uno Dem
3abLret6 e%riDtencnen Bublitum Soiepbtne
S6am 2otpeQ oor3uiteucn, ipcLbe Johann
Den ltnteridieb stptiben ibtebsgeri9tlic6er
SbltDtung un0 Ql1s fObnun8 Der lpjberz
lt%reitenoen Sntereiien 5tpii6en &apitol unb
Nrbett nG6er beleuchtete. sic iprob Bis
10 Q6r un0 Durben Die tpetteren 8erDQn6>
lungen btS auf beute DertQgt.
6eute Wtorgen UNI 10 lt6r er0ffnete Trou
Sane QobamS ais 8oriiBen6e Die Ser
1ammlun8 un6 itelte ais eriten 8e6ner
Sol. .. Weefs, Jte6acteur 6eS v2tmerican
WfGnlfacturcS & Srou Worlb" Dor. Der
ielbe entleot8te ii6 ieiner QLufgabe aber
auf bO0It unbefrtebigenoe 8etIe, benin er
lcbnte es 3undc5it a6erbaupt al, iib lber
OaS IN Dem Bro9ranm o~ngefinotgte
&berna v8erbaltniB beS 2[rbetters gum
Nrbeitgeber" aus5ula1ien un6 mobte bann
etnen gerin6, aus BENT Stegreif iiber etz
mas NnoereS s1 reoen, mas linn iebocb nicht
our DoQfommenen 3ufrtebenbett Der 9(nz
tDeienOen gelang.
8eler 9elang eS Dem na6iten Spreber,
bic Nufmerfiamfeit bet .3ub0rcr gu fe1IeLn.
IS ipar 0teS so. O2. Garland, BrG1tbent
bet vNmtal9amateb 01iociatton of SSron &
Steel Worfers", un0 riefen feline Nusetnz
0n6erIeBun9en iber Streifs un0 Deren
uriahen, ilber Carnegie unb ben nor 2Gns
9erem bon ietnen &oblengr66ern tnlcenirz
ten Strett cine lebbafte Debate berOor, bic
our6 bic I'm II ubr not6penotgcr Metie
anbera1mte Serta9ull9 unterbroben wers
ben muEtp.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
GefdbrIiher 6oteIoaft.

Sobn Gift, tpelcber i'm Sc Oran6 Sotel,
$40. 80 BeQsItraBe, cine ~9tecbnung bon
$2.75 gen1ac6t unO bieielbe nicbt besablen
tpoate, erbieLt cine Strafe bon So 5ubifz
TIT. 2us Der 2luftpdrter Die !3a6lung per-
Iangte, erflarte 2tft, baB ct ibm lofort bas
@enid umoreben tperbe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Oo0esfdUe.

Die fol8enben To6esfGQe pur6en beute
Sormtttag i'm 0ciunbbeitSamt ~angemelDet :
Charles 2ubcfe, q S., go. 4116 Dear
bornitr. T.
&1ton 9OffOer6ejbe, 55 s., go, 591
'27, StroBe.
a0et5ctO Gtieniee, 66 S., So, 1856 %.
StroBe.
9(4ao Bertha morten, 6 5, 3 3d., go.
248 Gl0bourn Noe.
SocOb SQeo, 8teB, 20 S., SEQ, SIT SO.
Gbica9o Qlpe.
@m. &ui9meper, II S., go, 227 %.
IOam9itr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
Spielte nur oen unpartett1den

Sptelte nur oen unparteit1den.
@tr bertdteten beretts, baB am Mtttz
mod, ben Z. 0S. Wft5. @6enos 8 l1br, Ser
BET Der N%ortbDeitern : 8abn angelteute
8rcmier Sno, GonroD BON $40. 1914
SultonitraBe, ais ct ncben ietnem alf bas
@tntabrtit9nal nartenoen 3uge no6e Ser
98eitern NDe. un0 Is. StraBen> &reu3ung
1tano, bon bret &erlen angefaIen, nteoer=
9ei9lagen un0 nm $22 unb ubr unb Settle
berallbt tDOrOen mar. IS nc ben 0etefz
ttpe3 @gan un0 0apre ~geIungei1, tagsoaz
rauf in elmer Wtrtblbaft neben Der Mare
peltr. : Station 3ipei 8uri9en, Sobn
@orntot uno Wm. 6aDeS, St Derbaften,
ouf tpel6e Die iDnen bon benz 8eraubten
8%e8ebene 8ef9retbung paBte.
CBetoe tparen tur3 porber bor Gidter
9ooLeD auf cine 9tebfta6lSonfla9e pro-
6eittrt, ulo frei9elproben tporoen) @or>
man perlprab, Denn ibm Stroffreibeit
getpdDrletltet tDltr0e, Der Polt5ei QlQes mttz
5utbetlen, mas CT iiber ben N%aubanfau auf
Gonrop pHBte. Gab bieien bate er, @orz
man u1o Elm g~etDt1ier Sobn 0onoDue, ben
J~taubantou began9en unb 6aDe8 nur ben
vunpartetti3en" 9eipielt. Q[uf @run6
bteier Nu5ia8en unb bic Sbenttfictrung ser
8elben burcb GonroD tparen Oonobue un6
0orman bon 9tidbter @berbarDt u11ter
$1,000 8ir8ibaft benz &rimtnalsertcbt
tberptelen tporbel1. Sn 8eSug ouf SaDeS,
Der tpie GonroD bei6mor, ntdbt NIT BEL Der
Bartte mar uno nur tags barauf tn @eieQz
i9aft @orn1ans 9etroffen puroe, bate iicb
Der Nt6ter bic @ntibeibun9 Dorbebalten.
6eute entIteB er i'm Goa feline t%peiteren 8ez
toetle gegen i'm DOr8ebracbt per6en tonnz
ten) aus Dem Strafperfabren.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
ICh lit am SalzfluSs

An meinen Handen sechs Jahre lang. Ich befragte
verschiedene Aerzte und nahm allerlei Arzneien
elm, v~erspUrte aber keine Besserung davon. Ich
lit schrecklich und CAB, schliesslich entmuthigt
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

Wcr Nrbeiter irget1O tpeIcber @lrt brauht,
Set ibi6e cine Nn3et8e an oaS Nbenbblatt.
8rets 10 Gents, tpenn nicbt mebr aGs 10
@6rter, ieoes tpettere 8ort l Sent.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
BEFToIlL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement ffst ths M = LIFT !;
New York, in the State of New York, on the 3ls.
gay OF December 1893: made to the Insurance
superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash $1,000, 0o0.0o
Assets.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

ale Hofnung auf.
Da ich sab, vie CUTE
Wirkungen Hoods
~Sarsaparilla hattie,
kaufte ich mir cine
Flasche. Mach Yer
branch elmer Vieftel-
hasche bGmerkte ich,
dass das schmerz-
hattie Gefuhl an mel
men Handen bedeu-
tend n~achgelassen
hattie. Ich fuhr ge-
treulich NIT Hoods
~Sarsaparilla fort und
zu meinem und mel
ner Nachbarn Erstau-
men war mein Leiden
bald v0llig geheilt.
Seitdem babe ich
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
9 riiifeI, Is. SOB.

Gang 8elgien tpur6e 8eitern bon einem
OerDeerenben Srfon beimgeiudt. Sn
8riiiiel unb nm9egeno iinb in Solge 0es
SturmcS etnige i'm Bau begriffene 6GuIer
ein8eitiIrst uub 5ablrei3e an0ere tbreE
0Gber beroubt norben. 0rei Berionen
tamcn unS Qc6en unb oteLe anoere itn6
lcbper berleBt mor0en.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
beiratbsfbetre.

SoI8en6e 6etratb8I4eine tpurben beutc
Sornttttag in Der Office beS GountOcLerfs
QuSgeitelt:
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
5 mbNrG. 13. g{oD.

Ser Stlrnt, Der 9eitern bieie 6ta6t
beimiu9te, bat an 3abIreiben @e6Guben
uno ben tleinereE i'm 6aten lte9en6en
Sbjffen erbebIiben Shaben an9ertdtet.
9(ucb 9ibed unO Die i'm D%orti8en 6afen
Iie9enOen S6iffe iin0 Dom Sturme or9
mitdenommen tpprber1.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14
nrr1c1AL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Statpmput Of the NATIONAL sURETl
Aluudi DldlCIltht INSURANCE COMPANY 7rof
Kansas CITY. in the State of Missouri, on the 31st
day Of December, 1898: made to the insurance
Superintendent of the State OF Illinois, pursuant
IN 1aw.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

Total Assets. &c. SIS, 47s, s7AU
Liabilities.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14

Total unadmitted
Assets 25S, Oe2. Il
Abendblatt., 1894-11-14


9ticbter 2tuen g, GDurmon f~eicrte berte
Nbeno 1einen 81. @eburtSt09. 9tm Qbenb
iteate itb Der SDurman Stub in ieinem
6auie elm. Ser &i6ter leioet an Rbeuz
ntatismuS u1O mar 8eu0tbiQt, feline @dfte
i'm 2ebnituDG itBenb Git empfanoen. ST
belt cine fur5e 0tebe, tporin CT fi6 bouotz
id8ltb nit Der 8ergan8en6eit beld6ftiqte.
Scr Sburman Stub l9ifte cine 9epeihe
an ben Prditbe1tea GteOelQn6 ab, in MEL
cber CT oeniclben baron ertnnerte, 6oB er
ben II. 0eburtSta8 beS 0alten H0n1ers"
NIT i0uen g%efetert bGtte lno ibm leinen
@ruB entbot. Der Club iproh in Der
9epetbe aut'S yfeue ietue Grgebenbcit an
tpabre Democratic aus, tpie fie Don grdltz
bent GIeoelano unb Gi6ter G6urman 6Qrz
9eiteQt morDen iet.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
Eoctoru rop,ac

to O. Eastern games resulted:
Pennsylvania Is, Harvard 4; Cornell 10,
Lehigh 6; University of Virginia 81
North Carolina o. Western games: Uni
versity of Illinois 10, Pasthne Athletic
Club, of st. Louis, O; Illinois College s,
Illinois Normal 6; Albion College 90,
Notre Dame -; Rush Medical IS. Mon
mouth 6; Adelbert "a. Case 0; Purdue %,
DePauw0; Stanford 6, University of Cali
fornia o; University of Nebraska SO, Uni
versity of Iowa O.: University of Kansas
IS, University of Missouri -; Knox Col
lege 0, st. Adams o; Des Moines Y. NJ. c..
A. 6, Iowa College 4; Kentucky State
College So, Central University 10.
The officials of the Washington Marine
Hospital service were notified that large
firm of manufacturing chemists at De-
troit, Mich, is making preparations for
the manufacture of anti-tOXin, the new
remedy for diphtheria. which has created
such widespread interest il Europe. This
is believed to be the first house of its
character in the United States to begin
experiments, and already it has taken
active steps to scientifically demonstrate
its value. 1t is understood this firm has
established Il meteorological department,
where the experiments will be carried on
under the direction Of competent scen-
fists. a number of young horses already
have been inoculated with the toxin. but
it is said it will be three or four months
before the results of the experiments can
be announced. as the processes are said
to be not only delicate but tedious
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
SOUTHERN.

The Alabama Legislature has re-elect-
ed Il ited States Senator John T. Nor
gan.
Three negro prisoners at Polkton, y. c.,
were burned to death in a fire they them
selves started.
In the United States Court at Fort
Smith, Ark, three members of the Cook
gang-Thurman Railing, Jesse Snyder,
and Will Farris-were sentenced, the
first-named to thirty years and the two
latter to twenty years each in the House
of Correction at Detroit, Mich.
George Martin, who claimed to be a
New York newspaper man walking on
wager from Pittsburg to South America,
was killed near Santa Catarina, Mexico
by being run over by heavy freight
wagon. from which he fell while riding
to the Sierra Mojada mining camp.
c. Alexander, a Paris, KY, banker and
cattle-raiser, has sold to Nj. Goldsmith
$40 head of grade shorthorn cattle, aver
aging over 1.S00 pounds, the lot bringing
about 100000. They will be shipped to
Paris, France; London and Liverpool,
and are for the Christmas market. They
are conceded the finest ever shipped from
the State.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
CHINA MUST SETTLE.
JAPAN'S INDEMNITY ON A GRAD.
UATED SCALE.
Death by Drowning in a Wreck-BoId
Thieves in HOboken-RiCh Strike in
Boise City-Mercy for Gen. SWAIN
- Smugglers Arrested.
Jaoan Will Take s4Oo.ooo.ooo.

According to the semi-ofIicial press of
Yokohama Japan has decided to insist
upon heavy conditions of peace, which
will be increased as the war is prolonged.
If the war was concluded at the present
time Japan would accept an indemnity
of 40O,00O.000 yen CS4OO, 000,000 and
the cession of the territory now occupied
10y her forces. Too much weight should
not be attached to the Chinese overtures
for peace for it is believed Japan will
be requested TO give her enemy further
proof of the power of Japan in order
that the Chinese people may learn that
their Government sued for peace. If
China is unable to pay the war indem-
nifty Immediately a portion of the sum
decided upon paid down will be accept
cd and the remainder may be paid in in
staliments with interest. Ii must. how
ever, be stipulated that the power of
Japan is regarded as absolute ami then
there will be no further opposition to
the conclusion of pcacc
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
IN.GENERAL

The sugar trust, claiming to have been
operating at loss, has closed all its re-
fneries in New York, Boston and Phila-
delpha. Over $4,000 men are made idle
The Quebec press is loud in condemna
ton of the proposal To erect Il monument
to the memory of Gen. Montgomery in
Quebec. The Chronicle says: Let Mont
gomery's memory alone. He came here
as an invader and he got just what we
hope to give every invader When Amer
leans come here as friends they will get
the warm and honest welcome which
Canada always gives to visitors and es-
pecially TO Brother Jonathan" Other
journals express similar views.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
EASTERN.

Eastern anthracite coal sales agents
have ordered an advance of so cents q
ton in prices.
The fire at Lyndonville, Vt. swept
away the business portion of the town
and caused loss of 100000.
Miss Frances Willard and the W. G..
T. L. are soon to inaugurate crusade
against living pictures in New York.
Four men who robbed the postoffice at
Ticonderoga, n. Y, were captured by Il
sheriff's posse after desperate fight.
John Burns. the English labor leader,
reached New York, and was welcomed
by Samuel Gompers and other trade
uniOnistS.
Robert Ecker, who is wanted in Mis-
souri,, Illinois, and Nebraska for forgery,
was arrested at Crea gerstown, Nd. while
visiting relatives and committed to Jail.
Mrs. Paran Stevens, the New York
society leader, has been sued by former
servant, who alleges she was compelled
to leave because of Mrs. Stevens bad
language.
One morning in March last, while DR..
George X. FOrtner, of Camden, y. j.,
was brushing his teeth, some of the brls-
ties lodged in his throat. He died the
other morning from the effects of that
seemingly trivial accident.
At the Wayfarers' Lodge woodward at
Philadelphia, William Quarrles (colored
and James Thompson Quarreled, when
the former pushed Thompson over Il cir
cular saw that cut into his neck and into
the vertebrate. Thompson's neck was
sewed up at the Polycli Hospital, and
he is still alive.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
MARKET REPORTS.

icaSo-Cattle, common to prime
S3.75M6.3o; hogs, shipping grades. $4@
3; sheep, fair TO choice, $2n3.I5;
wheat. No. . red. 55M55lac: corn, No. 2,
47@4Sc; oats, No. ,, 2SlaM291sc; rye, No.
., 4SM49c; butter, choice creamery,
241aGt251ac; eggs, fresh, 2O12M21 Ec;
potatoes, car lots, per bushel. G06f65c.
indianapolis = Cattle. shipping, $50
$50: hogs, choice light, $4@5; sheep,
common to prime, $2M2.75; wheat, No.
411hc; oats, No. white, 33M34c.
st. Louis-Cattle. $3M6: hogs, $3G4.75:
wheat. No. 2 red, 51E1id5211ac; corn, No. 2,
No. ., 52dJ3.
S4M5; sheep, $1M3; wheat, No. = red, 53
M53,hc; corn, No. 3, mixed, 456l46c; oats,
No. =, mixed, 326i33c; rye, No. 2, 52054c.
Detroit-Cattlc, $2.5OM5.25; hogs, S41
AS: sheep. $2d250: wheat, No. I white
5GI51c; corn. No. yellow, 44G441ac;
oats, No. 2 white, 33W34c, rye, No. =,
400I5lc.
Toledo-Wheat, No. 2 red. 54@55c:
corn, No. 2 mixed, 45M46c; oats, No. 2
white, 330i3311ac; rye. No. 2. 49d5Oc.
Buffalo-Cattle, $500 .25; hogs, S4M
5; sheep, $2M3; wheat, No. red, ia
SOC; corn, No. 3 yellow, 461hGJ4711ac; oats,
No. white, 36U36l5c.
Milwaukee-Wheat, No. 2 spring, 59d
5G1ac; corn. No. 3, 456r451ac; oats. No.
2 white, 32M33c; barley, No. 2, 53d55c;
rye, No. 1, 40451c; pork, mess, $11.75
@1225.
New York-Cattle, $30f6; hogs, $3.5OG
5; sheep, SOB; wheat. No. red, 81
age; corn, No. 2. 5Sd59c; oats, white
Western, 36I42c; butter, creamery, 25h
@261ac; eggs, Western. 23I26c.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
THE SALVATiONiSTS' FARM.
Where Men from Lon Ion Slums Are Re-
claimed and Taught.

When in 1850 Gen. Booth of the
Salvation Army. published his book,
Darkest England, he asked for con-
tributions that farm might be estab-
llShed near London where men re-
claimed from the slums might have
chance to reform and learn some USE
full trade. The sum of S425,C0D was
raised and farm, called Hsd,eigA, of
2.eO0 acres, purchased. Buildings and
dOrmltOries were put up and the work
sucoe ssfully started. The men work
ing on the farm are paid by the week
from - cents to $3.50 and out Ct this
sum they must purchase clothes, food,
lodging and q chance to work is given
them. Each man must also save GER
tain part of his earnings, which is
given him when he leaves the farm.
The average number OF men is 200 and
there are besides 100 permanent OFF,
Gals, who are members of the army
The most extensive industry at Had
leigh is the raising and picking of fine
fruit. Fruit picking within reach Of
London is generally given over to the
deniZen5 of the sluns. who are con-
veyed to the scenes of action in train
loads, and usually convert the rdral
scene into more or less of slum dur
ing their 2bors. At the colony great
care is exercised in the choice of pick.
er5: the moral experiment, which
forms large half of the scheme, will
not allow of indis crimina:e association
For the same reason the COLONY is as
complete in itself as tie governor can
make 1t, In order to prevent the neces-
Slty FOR much commune alton with the
village. Even a tobacco license has
been obtained, Tor though thorough
going SalvatiOnists do not approve OF
tobacco, they find that some conce sion
to human wcakne s is the highest wis
dom. Permission to 60 beyond the
colony has to be asked, but a. the tract
is several miles in length this is not
SO great hardship as one might fancy.
Games too, are provided for the men;
football, cricket, quoits, ac ng, Jump.
ing, tug-O.-war, are all encouraged.
A visitor to the farm writing of the
various industries there, says: A rab-
bit warren with 100 rabbits reared
for the market and a thriving poultry
farm interested me much. We drove
round fields of waving corn wheat.
barley, oats. The rich al,uvial ground
grows excellent crops. We visited the
.awmills, the wheelwright's shop,
backsmith's shop, the brickmaking
industry. This last i, somewhat inn,
portant. employing forty men, Excel
lent brick clay is found on the land.
and this is wisely utilized. Nearly all
the bricks used in the COLONY have
been made at the kiln and a large
and growing market is found fer the
bricks both in the immediate neigh
bOrhood and in London. The COLONY
has been enterprising enough TO build
a railway connecting the wharf and
brickwoYk at an expense of $4,000.
This was done by the advice OF noted
railroad contractor, who agreed to
build 1t without any profit to himself
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
KOLB'S WAY TO WIN.
HIS INGENIOUS SCHEME TO
MAKE TROUBLE.
Many Lives IInpcrilled by n New
York Fire-Figures from Carlisle's
RepOrt-DetrOit Poles Tear Down
Houses for FirewOOd.
Congress May Take n Hand.

J. G.. Nanny. n member of the Alabama
Legislature, one of the most prominent
Populists in the State and one of Kolb's
chief advisers. gave out portion OF
Kolb's program. Manning says Kolb will
issue certificates of election as Governor
de jure to GOODWIN, Howard, Aldrichs.
and Robinson as Congressman. Howard
will also have one from Oates. His seat
is not disputed. The program is to have
the Republican House at first decline TO
seat either set of Representatives on the
ground that both sides are provided with
credentials signed by Governor of Ala
bama. The only way that either can be
seated then is by means of resolution.
1t is proposed that Howard shall offer
resolution to seat the antiDemocratic
Representatives. two of whom are Re
publicans and three POpulists, and a Re
publican House is expected to seat them,
pending the termination of the contest.
This would make the regularly elected
Congressman the contestants and throw
the burden of proof upon the Democrats.
This plan, it is figured. would afford tenn
porary Endorsement of KOlb as Governor
and would be source of trouble to the
Oates administration. Kolb completed
message To the LEGISLATURE, which he
signs as Governor. The message recon-
mends that his followers do not pay their
taxes for a while. He also advises tax
collectors to delay payments of State
taxes into the treasury. Thirty-eight of
the sixty-six tax-collectors i'll the State
0ra Il nIbitpS
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
Cars Roll Into Lake Champaign.

Passengers from the Montreal express
of the Delaware and Hudson Road,
which was wrecked at Port Henry Mon
day afternoon. reached Albany, " Y.
at midnight Alfred Persons of Detroit.
Mimi, was SO badly hurt he was taken
10 the Delevan House The train was
behind time and running at fifty miles
an hour. In rounding curve the strain
was so great the spikes were drawn
from the ties and the mail and baggage
car rolled out into Lake Champaign to a
depth of fourteen feet. The top came
off and two men escaped. They were
picked up by boy in Il boat Two 9TH
%rs in the car were drowned.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07

Two fires in the New York dry goods
district Tuesday did $4,000 damage.
The customers in the ground floor quick
ly made their exit. as did also seventy
five girls employed on the second floor,
though some of the latter descended by
means of the fire escape. The greatest
danger was to the people on the fifth and
sixth floors occupied by Moch " Co,
for manufacturing purposes. but they es-
capped by fire escapes and elevators.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
Steal 1880 Worth of Stamps.

In Hoboken Monday afternoon the post
office was robbed of $3.50 worth Of
stamps. They were in a steel chest in
vault adjoining the postmaster's Office
The postOffice is within block of the
Hoboken Ferry. The thieves evidently
knew when Postmaster James Curran
left the building, as they entered his
office in his absence. The police believe
the robbery was carefully planned by
expert thieves. Postmaster Curran has
held office about year.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-07
FOREIGN.

At Quito, Ecuador, an earthquake last
ing thirty seven seconds, did great dam
age. Pulcan church was destroyed.
Fourteen bodies have been taken from
wounded
Chaos rules in PcKin. The American