Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-07
WESTERN.

Sensational charges are expected in the
fight on Gov. Hughes of Arizona, and his
removal is looked for
The Association of American Railway
Accounting Officers elected officers at De-
troit, Capt. II. w. Booth being chosen
president and G.. G.. Phillips, of Chicago.
secretary and treasurer.
The following is the complete ticket
nominated by the Ohio Republican State
convention at GAINESVILLE:
Governor. ............ Asa S. Bushnell
Lieutenant Governor. Asa w. Jones
Auditor of State. 1890. w. ID. Guilbert
Supreme Judge. . Thaddeus A. Minshall
Clerk of Supreme Court. Josiah B. Allen
Attorney General. Frank s. Monnett
State Treasurer. :. Samuel B. Campbell
Board of Public Works. E. l.. Ley barger
Since May DR.. Paul Schweitzer, chem
list of the Missouri State experimental sta
ton, has been issuing packages of dis
eaSed chinch bugs, TO be distributed
through the crop fields of the State for
the purpose of creating an epidemic among
the healthy bugs, thus exterminating
them. Since that time the chinch bugs
are more numerous this year than ever
before. The wheat crop is being literally
devoured. The experiment with the in
fection made at the station has, however,
proved thoroughly successful
There will be no national miners strike.
That conclusion was reached at Column
bus, Ohio, after listening to statements
from President Penna, to the effect that
the Pittsburg district had practically ac-
cepted the 81 cent rate; that Illinois min
ers were under a contract for year; the
Indiana block miners were under q con
tract for part of the year, and it was
impossible to induce the miners of West
Virginia TO join in q strike 1t now looks
as though no agreement would be reached
and the districts would be left TO follow
their own inclina tions.
Efforts looking toward the control of
the mammoth Chamberlain, S. D.. artc-
sian well have been abandoned, and this
WELL conquerOr in the long struggle for its
subsection, will hereaf ter be permitted TO
flow without molestatiOn or interruption.
This well, which has attracted the atten-
ton of people living in all portions of the
United States by reason of its enormous
flow of 4.762 gallons per minute, has been
an elephant on the hands of its owner
from the first. While constructing tun-
mel from the well to the Missouri river to
carry away the surplus water the tunnel
caved in, killing one man, and another
escaped only by miracle. From the be-
ginning water has escaped from the out
side of the eight-inch pipe, and at one time
threatened to engulf the roller mill, which
stands near by.
torrent of roaring water swept down
the Medicine valley in Frontier county,
Neb., Sunday, carrying death and de-
struction i'll its path. Curtis lake burst
its banks, and the accumulated drainage
of thirty miles of territory rushed over
hamlets and farm lands lying in it's path.
1t is believed several lives have been lost.
Stockville, seven miles down the Medi-
lake. had $50 inhabitants. The people
at Cambridge, where the Medicine flows
into the Republican river, were far
enough away 10 escape death. although
they may lose property. At Curtis fine
roller mill was destroyed and much rail
road property destroyed. Heavy rains for
several days were followed by cloud
burst and the dam ut the lake could not
stand the pressure. Down the valley
many farm dwellings and outbuildings
were swept away.
One of the most remarkable military
reunions in the history of the world &C.