Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09
BREVITIES.

THE Minister of the Interior and the
Minister of War in Argentine have
resigned.
BOOKKEEPER LOUIS II. RYERS, of
the Brooklyn Club, is missing and
$1,000 Of the organizations money can
not be found. The club i, one of
Brooklyn's swell organizations.
MAYOR VILLENEUvE, of Montreal.
has received u letter postmarked Buff
falo. n. Y, announcing that plan is
on foot to break into the Mercier vault
and steal the late ex-Premier body.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM O TOOLE. of the
Leonard Street Station, who was ac-
cused before the Lexow Committee in
New York of taking brides, has asked
to be retired from the police depart
ment.
NJ. f. MOOREHEAD Endorsed note
of $4,000 for the iron firm of Moore
head & Mclean. Pittsburg, Pa. three
years ago, thus enabling the business
to continue. The note has just gone
to protest.
THE body of David Goodsell, of But
ternut Lake, Wis. victim of the
Hinckley forest fire, WIS found and
fully identified after search of sew
eral weeks. during which large num-
Der of unknown bodies were disin-
tered.
THE Missouri, Kansas and Texas
passenger train, st. Louis to San An
tonic, was WI ecked near Luling. Tex.
The engine struck horse. and the en-
CINE and mail car, with the passen-
ger coaches. were derailed. Several
passengers were injured.
n CHOLERA riot has occurred in
Huszth, village of Hungary, at the
junction of the Theiss with the Navy
Az, arising from the popular anger at
an edict declaring that all PERSONS who
die of cholera must be buried in
separate cemetery. Gendarmes fired
upon the mob, killing four persons and
wounding many others. Sixty arrests
were made.
The London Telegraph says that
Japan will demand as the terms of
peace the cessiOn to her of the Island
of FOrmOsa and the payment of an in
demnity of .e30.000,OO0 or $40. OCO. 600.
Foreigners who have arrived at Che
Foo from Port Arthur say the Japan
csc are attacking the latter place by
land and by sea. "A Chinese feet lies
inside the harbor.
THE survey of the Ohio canal to as
certain its practicability as ship
canal will begin in Akron, Ohio, by
the corps of Government engineers ap-
pointed for the purpose. This will be
the first OF the routes t. be surveyed,
the other being the Erie Canal, a
route from Erie, Pa, to Pittsburg
The engineers will work north to
Cleveland. The caral is to be 20 feet
wide and FEET deeD.
THE governors of the southern prov
inces of Morocco, pressed by the rebels
in their respective districts, have
sought refuge in Morocco City, fleeing
from the outraged Kabyles, their long
suffering, oppressed and despoiled sub
jects. The sultan has ordered them
back to their districts. To obey means
death at the hands of these people,
who have laid siege to the southern
capital and plundered the surrounding
country.
THE ChOctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf
Railway Company will build l22 miles
OF railway from South McAlister to
Oklahoma City at est o. 81, 100000.
SAMUEL MURRAY, Jr., special mes
senger to President Clevel land, mar
ried Miss Maud +. Arnett in the Afri-
can NJ. f. Church at WIlkesbarre, Pa.
AN express train on the Reading
Road struck st Get car at Nicctown,
Pa. The car was thrown fifty feet
from the tre ok. Two passengers ar.
reported killed outright AMI several
others n.ured.