Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-19
WESTERN.

Lena Groh and Stella Schlaudecker
young girls If Cleveland. Ohio, were run
down and killed by an electric motor.
Law and order people of New Holland
Ohio, administered Il coat of tar and
feathers to Il young woman named Min
ME Taylor and then drove her out of
town.
i. II. Hudson, editor of the Topeka
Capitol, was arrested second time
charged with criminally libeIing Judge
Foster of the United States District
Court
The insurance men of Oregon, Washing
ton. and Idaho have formed an organiza-
ton called the Northwest Insurance Asso-
citation. to control Insurance rates in the
Northwest.
The ffty-frst annual session of the ma
tiOnal division Sons of Temperance open
cd in Cleveland. The principal business
of the gathering consists in the revision
of the constitution.
Near Kaysville, Utah, Thomas Boyn-
ton, a well-to-do farmer, was literally
chopped to pieces while in bed, by Nephi
Blamiers. his stepson. The two men had
a slight jangle the previous evening.
The Minnesota Supreme Court has
granted n stay of execution in the case of
Harry T. Hayward, under sentence of
death foi the murder of Catherine Cling,
until after the appeal can be heard in the
October term.
1t was developed in court at Cincin-
natl that w. ID. Bender, who is i'm Il san
itarium, had some weeks ago actually
burned up $40 900 in cash and S1325O in
ks
Bender became i'll and is now partially
insane.
War between the settlers of Jackson
Hole, Fremont County, i'll Wyoming,
and the Bannock Indians is imminent.
The dispute has already reached the stage
where one Of the Indians has been killed
and several others imprisoned and their
friends are threatening revenge The
trouble was occasioned by the Indians
from Idaho, who, finding game scarce in
their own country, organized Il maraud-
ing expedition into Wyoming.
Railway men now declare they know
why Calvin $. Brice bought the Pitts
burg, Akron and Western Road a short
time ago. They claim to know with GER
tainty that he is forming great rail
road system, which will be the shortest
and have ramifications to many of the
great business centers. The line will be
between the Vanderbilt system on the
north and the Pennsylvania on the south,
and will cross the Erie in several places.
There was an unusual number OF fatal
tiles and serious accidents in and near
Chicago Sunday. Seven people were
killed in n variety of accidents and sew
ara of ha mir ir,it x,-in
suit of injuries received. The deadly
trolley got in its work as usual and helped
swell the list of killed and injured. There
were one or two suicides and several ac-
cidental drownings. Probably the most
pathetic of the fatalities was the drown
ing of two brothers. John and Andrew
Lipner, aged II and II respectively, i'm
Lake Calumet. They went there to catch
fish, but, growing tired of the SPORT de-
cided to take swim. While i'm the WA
ter Il short distance from their boat one
of the boys was taken with cramp. He
called for help and his brother tried TO
save him. An hour afterward both bod
les were recovered tightly claspc1 in
| each others embrace. The boys moth
er is Frustrated with grief.
Trains on railroads from the north due
in Grand Rapids, Mich, early Wednesday
evening did not arrive until after mid
| night, having been delayed by forest fires
at various places along rhe lines. On
the Chicago and West Michigan road the
| little towns of Wallin and Clary, between
Thompsonville and Traverse City, have
been entirely wiped out, and the residents
have taken refuge at Thonpsonyille. The
wires are down, and full particulars are
J Dot obtainable, but passengers arriving