Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-01
NEWS NUGGETS.

The w. j. Rainey Coke Company has
been absorbed by the Carnegie interest.
The price paid is said to have been 81,
$4,000.
The Southern Pacific Sunset Limited'
train has made the trip from New Or
leans To San Francisco in three days two
hours and forty-iiye minutes. the fastest
time ever made in the history of railroads
over an equal distance.
At Omaha. Neb. the case of the Central
Loan and Trust Company of New York
City against the st. Joseph and Grand
Island Railroad for a decree of foreclos-
ure for $7.00O.0O0 mortgage bonds was
decided by Judge Sanborn and the decree
granted.
The Buffalo elevators are becoming
blocked with the great flood of grain now
being shipped from Lake Superior Close
To 100000 bushels of grain is there, and
Il large fleet is due. The Erie elevator
had five boats Tuesday waiting TO unload,
and not u car for shipment. Many of the
elevators are full, and vessels are expert
encing serious delays.
The Paris Figaro Monday comment
ing on the Venezuelan affair, says: THE
dispute between England and Venezuela
is worth watching on account of the prcx-
unity Of the British and American fleets.
Prudence recommends that they should
not be left too hong together, for the in
tense hatred of the Americans toward the
old country is appalling"
The four great mills of the G.. Nelson
and Cloauet Lumber Companies have fin
ishe,i their seasons run 1T ClOquet, MINI.
The present season has been one of the
best in the history of Cloquet mills. and
they have sawed 93.OOO,OOO feet. All
firms ut Cloquet are carrying larger
stocks Of lumber than ever before,
amounting TO 12O.OOO.OOO feet.
The President has appointed James Il.
Angel, Of Michigan; John II. Russell. of
Massachusetts; and Lyman f.. Cooley, Of
Illinois. to be commissioners to make IN
quiry and report upon the feasibility Of
a deep-water canal between the great
lakes and the Atlantic Ocean under the
act approved March last The President
Also appointed Patrick ii. kirwun, of
Olivia, surveyor general of Minnesota.
The CNnard Line steamship Campania
frotn New York tO Queenstown. reports
that on Monday, in latitude ~ and lonSi
wooden vessel The Campania bore down
Spon her and found she had been de-
serted. 1t il supposed that the crew had
already been picked up by u passing YES
sci. The passengers of the CamDania
say that the burning ship presented Il
grand sps.tasIa
Captain Frederick Lang md his wife
were murdered at their home on Franklin
Avenue. Gardeavillc, Baltimore. Monda >
night Their skulls were crushed az they
lay in beA and the heuss wes ransack ed
Ii In supposed thst roi.b-ry was the incen
tive ~ the deuble murder Captain Lang
was n Bsitimor~aH. He wss about FIFTY
years old and very wealthy. He owned q
great deal of pTorery, including mum
bee of oysteY v,ssclA
AT San Francisco Judge Trout has sn
nuuei she rlsrHaso OF G.. w SaundeYs
AID Mrs. Sadie saunders. of EAST B,s
ton. Mass. on the ground that Saundery
wss n minor when the ceremony was per
formed. Saunfor~,. who il. son of Olive.
Is. Sa,udcsk. IT Boston. testified that b,
married the WOMAN against his will. snt
las rot sc~n her since.
BrpOklyB gas companies ha W bpsai con
s-.Ibiat.d. with a o.snbinei cnldtal Of $50.
Wp.0W
Seven stssients Of tire German Theolog
iCal Seminary. ~ Bloomfield, y. j., have
beeG exDeIled for haEng. -.