Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
Condensed state News.


Hoe CHOLERA : playing havoc with
swine around Rossville.
THE Whitley maleable casting
works. Mancie. has started up.
Bedford is to have new hotel.
The building will be very fine.
SOUTH BEND has iust celebrated the
fifty-ninth anniversary of her incOrpor-
alton.
AN old lady ma ned Rowan fell in fire
at Madison and was probably fatally
burned.
GHoULS are still robbing graves in
Hamilton County. and there is in
tense excitement.
TIE new st. Paul's Episcopal
Church. JelIersonviile, has Just been
completed. 1t cost 34u.0N.
\ PENNSYLVANIA freight train was
wrecked near knightstown. and four
teen cars demolished. No oily hurt
LAFAYETTE RUDE fell under Lake
S ore freight train al South Bend.
Both his legs were cut of May die.
SOME south Renders robbed bees
nest in hollow tree. the other day.
and secured fortv-four pounds of honey.
THE bic dy-wheel in the new electric
light plant at tikhart. few to pieces.
wrecking the namo. Harry Hill
was painfully in ured
At Hobar; a newly-married women,
while preparing dinner. went TO Il
neigh bor's and niuircd il it was nee
es,ary to pound ham very much before
| frying it.
AT Peru. while playing bonfire " tn
! leaves the eliot hes of Jessie Cuiglv. the
| 4 4 .l,ill nf Holm 'pitrlE-
prominent citizen. became ignited and
| before assistance could be rendered
the child was fatally burned. She died
few hours later
THERE was pitc ed battle between
two convicts and two guards in the
! Prison South. The prisoners were
| getting the best OF the fight when II
! life time convict came to the rescue
of the guards. He knocked the other
prisoners down and beat them into sub
mission.
DRUGGIST !. G.. KENNEDY went into
the cellar OF his place Of business at
Shelbyville. ard found gas e-caping
from pipe He pounded plug into
the end OF pipe and turned OF the gas
with a wrench. Had ii not been dis
covered a fearful explosion would have
occurred.
| ". c. WINSTANDLEY. formerly pres
ident of the defunct Bedford Bank has
been arrested. chargedwith embezzle-
ment AMI obtaining money under false
pretenses. 1t is legged that while he
was president of the bank he accepted
a large deposit when he knew the
bank to be insolyent.
Hoe CHOLERA Is prevailing to an
alarming extent IN the northern part
of Wabash Comfy. where a large num-
Der OF thin. scrawny Nebraska swine,
driven out of the West / Y the corn
crop failure. were brought in and sold
Hundreds OF animals have died, ana
there are said to be few herds unaf-
| fected.
FIRE in West Lafayette destroyed
the stables of j. ID. Richards II, burn
ing eighteen mules and many street
grading imp ements. The blacksmith
shop of Streebe X Wright. and the law
Office of :. L. StOl. ard were also
burned. as was ali the paraphernalia OF
the ruids Loss about 5000. Rich
ardson had some Insurance, the re-
mainder being total loss.
ALBERT WILSON was shot in the
thigh ny Burt Needham. The young
men were driving home from Celina.
Ohio. where they had leen fishing.
Two miles north Of | odkcy they
stopped to kill squirrel. Aeedham
fired. the ball truck The tree glanced
of and WAS buried in Wilson's left
thigh. Wilson lives two III les We /
of Muncic and is badly injured.
WILLIAM II. McCoRD. one of the
leading merchants of Tangier. shot
and killed burglar who had robbed
his store NcCOrd has a burglar alarm
from his store to his house. The bell
rang and ScCord got up and with some
neighbors and travelling man by the
name of John Trinch. who was staying
over n ght with HIM. went to the store.
They encountered the burglar on the
ste. : of the store. who greeted them
with Il Good evening. gentlemen.
McCord covered INN with his shotgun
and called halt. whcreupon the
burglar shot nj NcC ri. striking him
on the breast bone. the ball iinding Il
Judgement under the collar bone. Me
Cord shot and the load entered the
right SIDE of the head OF the robber,
killing him almost instantly. He car
ricd i'm his hands stolen goods. and his
pockets were loaded with 5ewelry.
watches. Il cigarettes. money ana other
valuable.
PATENTS have been granted the fol-
lowing residents of Indiana: Charles
f.. Adamson. Muncie. assignor 10 y.
nallctt. Somrrville. Mass. producing
copied effects On printed matter: Alvin
Arnold Burkett. mole trap John II.
Barr deceased. Roanoke. i. VI. Barr.
administrator automatic boiler
cleaner. Daniel Is. Caublc. spencer.
scythe rack. Joseph Duffy. TIE re
Haute. no Sc boot George ". Farmer.
indianapolis. shuttle guido for looms;
Harry Jones. Richmond, pump: ChaUn-
cey G. Moore. a-eisnor of one-half to
Il. f. Scullin. indianapolis. oil burner:
| Abraham L. Mel. assign0r of One-half
10 w. T. Gilman. Goshen, saw-tilling
ina, hinc: William II. Northall, as,ignor
OF twothirds 10 !. II. Iolsdor er X
| Sons, Evansvilc. cork holding bottle
cap: lafayette -. kai'Shack, Indian
apolis rotary pillow: Raleigh II. Staley,
Sheridan, method of and apparatus for
removing water or oil from bottoms OF
Gas wells
Mrs. JOSEPHINE HOWARD. aged -
years. of Chicago. who since August