Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-05

INFANT child Of Michael Kremp waa
found dead In bed at BrOOkvile.
THOMAS CoNNERS of Mmcie. was thrown
from his buggy and fatally injured.
Thu contract has been signed for four
mill tin plate plant south Of ElwO0i. near
FranktOn.
HAIRY HARRIS, a Nandalia brakeman,
fell under the ears at South Bend, aad lost
both legs.
OTro BOND, a Farmland carpenter. fell
thirty feet from a building and i, probably
fatally hurt.
AFALL from the second story Of a build
ing crushed the skull OF Charlie, >iuSs. at
Bloomington.
"RoUGH on rates" caused the death Of
Mrs. Thomas Ca,ron. Clinton county. GRIP
made her insane.
An eagle, measuring seven feet ten inches
from tip to tip. was killed by II. :. Marks.
Marion, recently.
MAXwELI.a small town near Greenfield,
wants the Globe tin-plate plant. II Will
employ 80 hands.
\ VALUABLE bed OF clay for the manu-
facture of crockery and fire brick has been
discovered near Bourbon.
CHARLES HEBRON of Crawforisvilie
has been named a. a cadet TO West Point
and is to report there June ID.
MUNCIE fruit Jar manufactures have over
2.c00OOO fruit jars ready for shipment. and
are still working day and night
LUNG disease contracted from horse
afflicted with the disease caused the death
OF Robert Craig. farmer near Anderson.
L.,
vessel the top blew off and the steam badly
scalded Mrs. VI. W. IIarkinS of Anderson.
ROCKVILLE hOrSemen have organised the
Park County Trottng Association. The
association will enter the Eastern Illinois
circuit.
BLooNINGToN Saturday Courier and
Bloomington World have consolidated and
will be published under tle name OF The
former.
A LIGHTED cigars thrown into a box
filled with Sawdu>t caused lire at Hills
burg and all The business part of the town
is in ashes.
THE dead fish in the MsSISsinewa river.
killed by the poisonous refuse Of the paper
mills. have begun TO come 10 the surface
neaT Marion.
hlN NfpND Il 10 tldAt Il itA tdUiliti- d.
tory. \ company composed of Dayton. o.,
capitalists has incorporated, with "A capital
stock OF $4,000.
FREDERICK BRIGGS young GreenSbUr9
man, jumped on fright train for fIes
ride. but fell and had his foot crushed,
neeessitating amputation-
\ hog measuring eight feet around the
body and weighing $50 pounds was killed
near Emnence. recently. Ii produced -
gallons of lard and Il gallons of sausage.
JUDGE KIRKPATRICK. koKoMO, has or
dered the prosecuting attorney 10 appear
in all divorce eases where the defendant
does not appear. and make the plaintiff
show good cause for action.
The Fort Wayne police have arrested
the gang of safe -crackers and house break
erS that have been working that city and
surrounding towns for months past \
whole carload of plumber was recovered
Hon. JosEPH JACKSON. prominent
politician and eX-member of the Indiana
Legislature. committed suicide at Lap0rte,
by shooting himself in the head with
revolver Dependency over defeat at The
last election Is the cause assigned.
Gas exploded in one of the buildings -
tie Frankfort Brick Company'S works.
The explosion wa, followed by fire. which
consumed the entire plant. Ezra Cart
right was in charge and was badly burned.
bat his injuries are not necessarily fatal
Mrs. WILLIAM DIILMAN of L0sansp0rt
was so badly burned that il is feared she
viii not recover \ piece of burning paper
with which she lighted a fire and threw on
the floor. lighted her dress. Mrs. IloSmer.
neighbor. extinguishcd the flames and
was also badly burned. Mrs Dilman was
burned badly uom her hips 10 esr
shoulders.
DIPHTIIFIIA Is raging at the Indiana
Feeble Institution near Fort
WAYNE. Since the disease made itS ap-
pearance there have been thlrty-nine
cases. and at the present time twenty
three children are in the quarantine h0Spi-
tai Ii is feared the entire 500 inmates
have been exposed To the cOnta-Ion. Anti
toxine il being ircci, used. and through is
agency the death rate has been very small
PATENTS have been granted To the fol-
lowing residents ot Indian: George Bon
enbcrger. Evansville. mine trap door; Asa
III. Brumiield. Anderson, window shade,
William IL. Fox. Button. and Charles +
jenkins, Richmond. pantoScope; William
H. Northall, Evansville. bottle cap; Oliver
b. Pickett. Liberty. drill tooth spring:
Bl itton 'oul>on. Fort Wayne. road work
Ing machine: James j. Wood. Fort Wayne
fuSible cat of
THE strong wind lifted a uew tw0-StOry
frame business house al MGncie from ia
foundation and blew il over, totally
demoli>hing the structure. Five carpenters
who were al work on the inside were
caught in the ruins and seriously in iured.
W. II. Smell was caught by the building A.
il fell and Partially crushed. The other
men succeeded i'm escaping through the
open windows as the building was lifted
from the ground and escaped fatal but not
serious injuries. The other injured mea
are Will George, VIM. Small. John and
Joseph Williams.
Fox some time past there has been fight
made in the churches at Columbus against
gambling and the unlawful sale of liquor,
and some pretty hard words have passed
between MAJOR Beck and some who have
accused him OF not enforcing the law. The
Mayor has asserted publicly that he was IN
favor of enforcing the law, and has called
If 10 oil him, in