Marshall County independent., 1895-08-09
WESTERN.


apples will be lost in the vicinity of West
Plains, No.. for the want of means TO
take care of them. There are 1J7, 900
barrels of good apples in sight there.
The marriage of Edwin Holt and Mabel
Eaton. the well-known theatrical people,
has been indefinitely postponed because
of the arrival at Toledo, where they are
playing, of Mr. Hollis wife and three
children.
Indictments were voted Wednesday by
the Grand Jury at Chicago against six
election judges charged with fraudulent
practices in the First and Second Wards
last November The indictments grow
out of the evidence adduced in the inves-
tigation of the McGann-Belknap contest
An accumulation of gas caused an ex-
plosion in the cupola of the top mill blast
furnace at Martins Ferry. Ohio, and
pieces of iron. coke and cinders were
blown 200 feet in the air. Samuel Cash
Mich, filler, was fatally burned and
James Carman was badly injured by fly-
ing missiles.
+. +. Wilson, alias c. b. Waits, Will
lam A. Black, c. G. Woods. and +. Ii.
Woodward. awaiting trial ut Pueblo. Col.
on charge of forgery, is said to have
operated throughout the West and North
west. The detectives who have worked
up the cases against Wilson say there are
few towns of prominence in Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Kansas. Colorado and Wyoming
where he has not swindled people by
means of raised checks.
Stark Siding, two miles east of Canton.
Ohio, OH the Fort Wayne was the scene
of a disastrous freight wreck at 2:30
O'Clock Friday morning. in which three
men lost their lives and eight more are
lying i'll Aultman Hospital, more or less
injured. The train, which was an extra,
going west. broke i'll two at the Summit
and the rear portion ran into the front
end when it stopped for water ut the tank
Eight cars were smashed into kindling
wood and traffic was delayed about two
hours. The killed and injured were all
tramps, riding on an empty boXcar. The
trainmen escaped without injury.
Secretary LOvejoy, of the Carnegie
Steel Company. in Pittsburg. has de-
veloped a bloodthirsty quality of which
he was never suspected. 1t all came
about since he took to bicycling. This adj
vertisement in the papers explains the
Stolen, from the corner Dithrdge and
Bayard streets, Victor bicycle No. &C.
800. full nickle finish, 1891 model raised
| handle bar. wood rims. two-inch tires
scorcher saddle, rat-trap pedals, toe clips.
bell, and Spalding cyclometer; no brake
Pittsburg license No. 341. The above re-
| ward will be paid for wheel and thief.
dead or alive. +. Il. Lovejoy, 612 Car
negie Building"
The United States cavalry reached
Jackson's Hole, WyO.. Friday. The in
| fantry was stopped en- route, as there
were no Indians in sight. The scare eX-
listed along the route the Indians took in
returning to the reservations. Notwith-
| standing the threats made against the
| life of Agent Teter and his chief clerk
| Ravanel McBeth. they went ahead of the
| troops into Jackson's Hole to warn the
| settlers not to attack the redskins and to
obtain the names of all the parties con-
| cerned in what Agent Teter insists OH
calling the massacre of the Indians. Cap
| tain jim. chief of the Shoshones. will ask
| all the Indians To go back to their rcscr-
vations without fighting. If they will not
go he will assist the soldiers i'm removing
| them and will call upon his tribe to help.
Cloudbursts and floods in New Mexico,
| Colorado, Kansas and Wyoming did great
| damage Tuesday night, causing much loss
of life and great destruction of property.
| The dead are: At Socorro, n. NJ. the in
| fant son of Il. Baca, and six members of
the Duran family. At Caspar, Wyo..
two Harrison children and Mrs. $. New
| by and child. AT Fort Scott, Kas., Wal
ter Austin and Willie Gould. At Adc-
laide, Colo, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Tracey, and
an unknown woman. Four men are miss
ing, thought to have been caught in a
landslide near Adelaide. The greatest
| damage seems to have been done at So