Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
EASTERN.

The grand jury at Brooklyn has indict-
ed MOtorman Orlando Worthington for
manslaughter in the second degree. WOr
thingtOns car ran over and killed q
school boy.
Mrs w. S. RainsfOrd has been named
a trustee of the public schools for the
Sixteenth Ward of New York. She is the
second woman TO hold that position in
New York.
Patrick McCaffery. a day laborer at
Hornellsville. y. Y, has entered a claim
for the 100000 estate left by John Nc
Gallery. who died in Chicago last June
without heirs.
Fremont L. Peck. first Lieutenant of the
ordnance corps, was almost instantly kill
ed on the proving grounds at Sandy Hook,
y. j.. by the bursting of Il breech of n
HOtchkiss gun.
A gang of counterfciters near New
York has turned out within the last twelve
weeks S1.000,000 in American dollars.
halves. quarters and dimes made of pure
silver and full weight. Their profit, after
allowing for cost of manufacture, was
$500, 600
While the body of Mrs. Bowdcn, 10
years old. of Bridge Hampton l.. l., was
being prepared for burial by the under
takers, the physicians made a last attempt
with a heart restorative and in less than
an hour the woman was walking about
the room.
John Geiger, pioneer resident of Nor
folk. Neb.. has received notice from New
York city that his brother who recently
died there, left his entire estate, valued
or Nr Hx-;n
go to New York Immediately to take pos
session of his Inheritance.
The Balbach Smelling and Refining
Company of Newark. y. j.. the largest
concern of the kind in the country, has
been robbed of at least $4,000 worth of
gold and silver ore and bullion during the
past year. A former employee and two
supposed accOmplices have been arrested.
Three men. of whom no description can
be obtained. used dynamite TO blow off
the doors of the Thomaston. Conn. Saw.
ings Bank vault at l O'Clock Friday morn
ing. securing all the cash in the vault
Citizens who were aroused by the eXplo-
sion were driven back at the muzzle of
revolvers in the hands of the men. The
bank refuses to give any statement of the
loss, except that it was small, but it is
known that $500 in gold was taken. be-
sides other cash. The men are supposed
to have driven towards Waterbury, bu,
no trace of them has been found. The
town has offered Il reward of $500.
At New York, august Belmont & Co
and j. L. Morgan X Co.. managers of the
bond syndicate. closed the list for ttc new
4 per cent. bonds at 1920 O'Clock Wadacs-
day, the amount having been subscribed
for many times over. A private dispatch
from London says the new American
loan is quoted at i per cent. premium in
London. This is reckoncd Oh the syndi-
Gates price Of 1131n. y. VI. iothschld &
Son say at London that the new American
loan has proved colossal success.
Though the opening of subscriptions only
began Wednesday morning, the amonnt
of the loan allotted to Europe had been
covered very many times over by noon,
both with them and with Mcssrs. J. i.
Morgan & Co. 1t is impossible as y-t to
give the exact amount of the bids, as APP
plicatiOns are still coming in from Lon
don, and the country is yet TO be heard
from. The Pail Mall Gazette says That
the success of the loan is tribute TO the
power of Messrs. Rothschild and mark
of confidence in the great wealth and
financial ability of the United States.