Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-08


ice at 81 month fer residences and s.
month for business houses.
GREEN goods men have been yictimizing
KOkomo people. Their last act was TO hold
up +. j. Lowry. and rob him of $50.
CUHCkEN-PoX Is affecting Mishawaka
Youngsters.
An immense tin-plate factory will be To-
Gated al Converse.
ANDERSON has secured barbed-wire
plant and a plOw factory.
JOLL {. Lynn and Frank Dew broke Jail
at Shoals, and are still at large.
THERE are seven skunk farms within a
radius of seven miles from Chesterton.
TIE Bristol Banner says many acres viii
be planted in fruit in that vicinity next
spring.
THE Jacksonville Law and Order
League has caused the saloons to remain
closed on Sundays.
TIE east bound passenger train on tie
Evansville and Richmond road. was ditched
near Seymour, causing = delay of about ten
hours.
CAPT. BRANDT. an eccentric character
OF CrOthersNille. took strychninc. which lie
mistook for pulycrized alum, and died an
hour later.
\ CHURCH in Lafayette has appointed a
committee OF thrce nurses 10 take care OF
all babies brought there while the mothers
sit in the audience and enjoy the sermon.
SUCCESSFUL revival meetings are IN
progress at the Greensburg Methodist
churches i'm which the regular pastors have
been assisted by Rev. Appleby of Indian
apois.
Burt ANDERSON. who lost his job at
Anderson when the wire works shut down,
walked TO his home in Jacksonville. and
his feet were 50 badly frozen that he is now
IN the hospital.
j. BARNEY WERMEs was killed by
train while walking on the Pan Handle
tracks near LoganSport. His ears We're
protected by a muller which prevented him
from hearing the train.
STEPHEN CoATLEY. living near Craw-
louisville. has lost three horses from hydro
phObia. His animals We're bitten by a mad
dog and il also has bitten several other
animals in the same neighborhood.
REV. NICHOLAS PITTINGEG Of Delaware
County. had his purse. containing 30 cents,
stolen eighteen years ago. and last week
neighbor confessed to the deed and re-
turned the 80 cents, with 81 80 interest.
AN encounter occurred on the streets Of
Bloomington. the other day. between Com
panv III of the State Militia and students
of the State University. The militia bows
were angry because several students
paraded the streets wearing badges on
which was printed Glass rs. Indiana
polls. Indiana niYerSity.' There is bitter
feeling between the towns people and the
students. who want the college transferred
TO the capital city.
AN accident occurred at the Parker City
handle factory four miles from Farmland. in
which several hands nearly lost their lives.
\ coupling on the engine broke. causing il
IT, run or and tearing everything To
pieces. Those injured are Charles Miller.
Col. Miller. John iIarter. and J. Mander-
bach. The damage done Il tie factory viii
he several hundred dollars. besides throw
ing several hanGS oat OF work COR few
weeks.
Two STRANGE men entered the house Of
John lIellemburg. residing near Todd Post
office. Jackson County. and when Mr. Hell
lenburc arose the burglars began firing at
him. shooting him through the breast Ills
wife and two sons. with corn knife. Joined
in the fight and the robbers were driven off.
leayingsthe floor covered with blood. The
skull of one of the SONS was fractured and
one of the robbers was seriously cut with
the corn knife. 1t is not known Just how
seriously the wounds are. Mr.. Ilellonburg
had just received i check for 500 to pay On
some land 1t i suppressed this was known
by the parties. There i no clue to the
W0uld-le munlcreTS.
TIr Ministerial Association of Io-ans-
port has considered resolutions of the local
lodge of Good TemplarS. requesting tie
preachers Of the city 10 call Il mass meet
ing to devise means of assisting the local
authorities in SupprcSSing lawleSSnesS.
The ministers decided To decline To call
such a meeting and adopted lengthy pa
per giving their reasons. They decline 10
reflect On the officials OF the city. who they
consider DESTROYS of enforcing the laws.
The association cannot assume civic re-
sponsihilties of any kind. but the preach
erS as individuals announce their willing
ness to aid in any movement for the public
good ana la use their pulpits FOR this pur-
pose.
TIE Indiana Republican Editorial As
SGciaiion held interesting two days sessions
at indianapolis. Among other business
transacted WAS the adoption of a new con-
stitution. The radical changes are that
applicants fer membership hereafter must
be either publishers. editors, or associate
q
state of Indiana. of general circulation and
acSnoN lodged responsibility. After dis
cuSsing matters of interest 10 tho asSocia-
ton. the election OF, officers resulted * fol-
lows: President c. Il. Lands. Journal,
Delphi: First Vice President. A.C. Beeson,
Journal, Winchester: Second Vice PrcSi-
dent, {. W, StiverS, Herald. Liberty: See
rotary, !. \. Kemp. Republican Leader.
Salem: Treasurer. ". w. Lockwood lse-
publican. Peru. Executive Committee: G.
Il. lands, Journal. Delphi: j. A. Kemp.
Leader. Salem: r. L. Hitchcock. Mail.
Bedford: j. +. Wildman, Times, MGneie.
+. ii. Nauer. Banner, North Vernon.
Delegates To the National Editorial ASSo-
citation were named a. follows: W. II.
Staey, IL. \. Strohm. j. \. kautz. c. Il.
Lands. G.. II. Hamilton. alternates. A.C.
BeeSon. f. G.. Thompson. T.. !. Marsh Ed
ward leregan, j. \. Kemp. VI. J. Beckett.
GEEENTowN is 10 have "A new bank with
$4,000 capital and Lawrence Simpson as
president. GrceniOwn has had no bank