Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28
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3-S225. 900 fire at Ottumwa. Ia.
-Four rOting miners killed by Indiana
troops: troubles continue in Indiana, Iowa
and Illinois. Pullman strikers sorely in
need of aid. one million dollar failure in
St Joseph. Mo.
5-Anarchy and riot at McKeesport, Pa.
6-Fatal riots and arson near Peoria. Ill.
-. Roseberys colt Ladas wins the English
Twenty Coxeyites drowned near Brgh-
ton. Col. :. Death of Prof Whitney of Yale.
-. Activity of troops of Illinois. Colorado
and Ohio. :. Battle at Cripple Greek, Col
S-Apparently authentic report of the
death of Outlaw Bill Dalton.
9-Illinois troops called 10 Pana. .S415,-
600 fire loss ut Dubuque. la.
10-Four strikers shot By deputies at Le-
mont. Pa.
U-Columbus conference ends the coal
strike News of death of Muley HaSsan.
Sultan of Morocco. and succession of his
lI-Death Of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge
at London.
15-2OO miners killed in Austrian Silesia
- Erastus Wiman found guilty of forgery
ut New York and recommended to the mercy
of the court.
16-Death of William Walter Phelps di-
plomat at Englcwood. y. j.
1S-Troops quell riots at Mount Olive. ILL.,
100 arrests made. Hottest June day ever
known In New York; many people Frustrated
and nine suicides because of the heat; mer-
curry 81 degrees.
Neb. Destructive floods in Penn Valley,
Pa, Prussia and Austria. >. Forty five ex-
cursionists drowned in Samara. Erastus
Wiman sentenced to 512 years Imprisonment.
2o-Csold reserve touches S6i. FOB or. low
est point in its history. Severe windstorms
in Northwest.
23-Rey el Santa Anita wins American
| Derby ut Chicago.
24-President Carnot. of France, assassi-
mated by an Italian. Thirty one men
| drown on q capszed tug off New York harbor.
25-Trem. ndous excitement and anger ut
Italians in France; cafes and shops looted.
GA X. L. boycott on Pullman cars ties
27-Minnesota and South Dakota storm
swept :. Railroad strike spreads rapidly.
/ JULY.
J Funeral of Carnot at Paris. =. Troops
called to quell strikers in Illinois and Colo
! RADIO.
| no bloodshed yet.
3-TariT bill passes the Senate Every
| road in Chicago helpless from the strike.
! Prendergast, assassin. declared sane. d.
| Bloody riot at Ironwood, Mich.
| Isl 100000 fire loss 1T Hudson. Mass.
! 5-Seven buildings ut Worlds Fair grounds
| burn. :. Riots In railroad yards at Chicago
-. Mayor Hopkins issues proclamation
-. Gov. Altgeld protests against Federal
troops in Illinois. Yacht Valkyrie sunk
] 6LThree rioters and two deputy sheriHs
| killed at Chicago; over 1000 freight cars
burned five regiments of State troops re-
| enforce the regulars Strikers completely
| rule the Pacific coast.
bloody riots at Chicago. Miners mobs
loot stores at Spring Valley and I.add, Ill.
| S-Itiots continue ut Chicago; three killed
| - hurt by troops and deputies.
9-Two women and one man killed by WILD
firing of militia ut Grape Creek. Ill. =. Strike
| extends to Toledo.
1O-Debs indicted for conspiracy.
| 11-Thousands join the sympathetic strike
! -. -Four soldiers killed in wreck in Call
fornia.
i 12-Reports Of over n hundred killed IN
earthquake in Turkey. :. President Cleve
land decides to appoint arbitrators fol
| strikes.
13-Big strike declared off; A. II. u. de
| featcd -. Prendergast hanged at Chicago
| 80. .Murderous riots at Sacramento. Cal
16--Four soldiers killed, many people hurt
by exploding caisson n Chicago. Race wal
| In Alabama results in killing negroes,
17-Eight miners killed by dynamite a
Stockton. Pa. :. .Debs and his associates sem
| to Jail for contempt.
13-Fires: s50O.OoO at Minneapolis; $3.50.
| 600 Mt I'll Paso Ill. Tariff confidence com
mlttees disagree.
23-Three killed on the Big Four and OF
the Texas Pacific by wrecks.
25-Car barns at Washington burn; $500, OO(
loss. three fremen killed.
26-War declared betw China and Jap