Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-10-26
WESTERN.

Mrs. +. l.. MoXLEy, in San Fran
cisco, is suing for property worth
500. 900, now held by woman whom
Mr.. Monkey a'so married.
THREE horse thieves, who refuse t.
give their names, were captured at
Hammond, Ind. They had a string
of valuable horses and six sets of har-
ness.
ROBERT LAUGHLIN. of the banking
firm of Laughiin & McManus, Phila-
delphia, has been elected Treasurer of
the Lake Shore Cab'e Railway" and
will remove to Chicago.
STEPHEN f. CARLIN, Democratic
Representative from the Twenty sec
Ond Illinois Senatorial District, died
at the hcme of his father. near Lewis
ton, OF stomach trouble.
L. S. MERCHANT, editor and man.
ager of the Cedar Rapids Da | !
Republican, died of inflammation tf
the brain. He was a prominent poll
tician and State Oil Inspector.
THE remains of John Vipon, a Colo
RADIO miner, who has been missing
from the Cochetic mining district
since July have been found in canyon
A hole in his skull. evidently made by
miners pick, points to murder.
WHILE undertaking to remove a
dangling electric light wire so that
children who were playing near by
would not be hurt. Earl / rauenthal. of
ST. Louis, received a shock of 900
volts, which killed him instantly.
DURING services in the bethlehem
Presbyterian Church at Minneapolis
fist fight took place between Aleck
Wallace, II member, and an usher
named WEIGH. The cause was a door
which ore wanted clio ed and the other
open.
OIL drillers at work on the Thomas
Crooks farm in Union Township, Car
roll County, Ohio, report the discovery
of lead ore at depth of forty-f feet,
a5saying 50 per cent, under which is
fourteen feet OF zinc ore assaying 20
per cent.
GENERAL WILLIAM FRANCIS REY-
NoLDs, gallant soldier in two wars,
was found dead in bed at his hcme in
Detroit He spoke at a church meet
ing the night before and retired APP
parently in his usual health. He died
of heart failure.
DIR. y. F. SHIFFMAN, of Los Ange-
les, Cal, has been granted a divorce
from his wife, Katherine S. Shiffman,
and the Gust DIV of his two children.
Mrs. Sniffman is the daughter of Hon.
A. Il. Stickney. President of the Chi
cago Great Western Railroad.
Mrs. CRITTENDEN. living near
Cleveland, is said to be 1913 years old.
She is somewhat deaf. but can see we'll
and gets around with comparatively
little attention. She does considerable
reading but attempts only light work
Her mother died in Scotland at the age
of Ii6.
IT is learned that J. G. Thompson,
the absconding cashier of the defunct
First National Bank OF Sedalia, Mo-,
left the City of Mexico several days
ago. His friends claim t. have in
formation that he is demented, and the
next rews they expect to hear is that
he is dead.
A. w. HOLMES, c. c. c.. eney, and
Edgar A. Smith, Of the ST. | Ouis Bank
Note Company, printers of $500, 900
worth of Mississippi State warrants
which too closely resembled money,
have been indicted by the FEDERAL
Grand Jury, ana will be prosecuted by
the Government
DIR. A. b. CoNKLINC, who has been
mysteriously missing from Cassopoli5,
Mich, has returned to his home. He
says he was kidnapped the night of
, Sept. by two colored men, and has
since been confined in several differeat