Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-06

Oi''->l al rs dFt t.fii1 II a. damage n
the vicinity of iig,!on.
ANDERSON milk mea Law formed a
combine ami advanced prices.
Milo THOMAS hardware Stor, II Co.
runna Is in ashes. Loss. ;i5.G0l
Ed WYMAN'> little son was bailv hurt
III runaway accident at Franklin
The commissioners OF iay County lave
contracted COR new in::Smary building. 20
cost Si1.00l.
JAMES ETEEi>. an ED f.rmer living rear
Lebanon, was ally stabbed by Burt
Neese. aged L..
JAMES kE~>LrH of Shelly County. is
insane over the delus;cn that some one
wants to Kill him.
An unknown tramp WAS caught by
Nandalia train AT Tcrre Ilaute and ter
| ally torn TO pieces.
JOIN JACK of ElwcoI. was probably
fatally kickel in the throat b. horse
which he was hitclting
TEMPERANCE people OF Elwood wish to
! prevent the saloon men from securing a
renewal of license when their present IL
cense expire.
EVA BYER> walked from Monon train
in her sleep near Lowell. She fell under
the wheels and her LIT leg was cut off.
She will recover.
NEAR Parker. on the Biz -Four railroad.
the body of an unknown imam was found.
He is believed to have been killed and
placed on the track.
IT was reported that an eighteen foot
boa carried by circus had escaped in Lo-
gansport, and that a reward was offered
fered for its capture.
THERE will be two murder trials. one of
which is the famous DollIe Belknap case,
and also county seat war at Seymour,
the coming term Of court.
JOHN Il. SACRE. of Fayette county. is
lying at the point of death from injuries
sustained on Il harhei Wire fence while
trying TO check Il runaway team.
TIE Columbus Stove and Range Com
pany has decided to locate at Cicero. The
capital stock OftEe company is s25 900. and
the plant will give employment to 80 men.
TIE thirteenth annual reunion of the
Seventy fifth and One Hundred and First
Indiana Regiments and the Nineteenth
Indiana Battery occurs at Warren Oct.
and l.
JAMES DEyAN. an Old farmer of Mont
gomcry County. who does not believe in
banks. was knocked down and robbed of
$40. Several months ago he was assaulted
and robl cd of 300.
BHARLES Roach, 80 years old employed
h. his father, William Roach. near Hunt
ingburg. while feeding stock, fell through
hole in the mow, striking on his head
and dying of his injuries.
CHARLES MoRIIs. aged %. a member Of
party Of hunters from Nilkesyille. Ohio,
died at Charlottesville from the effects of q
SunSh0t which h. received while engaged
in scuflie over gun with companion.
TIE window glass factories of Elwood,
Orestes and FranktOn, five in number. not
included in the window glass combine. are
making arrangements TO start up at full
capacity. They Will employ about l,50O
men.
+. u. SHORT. prominent Grand Army
man. met with a serious accident at The
ear works at Jacksonville. \ boring pin
flew from machine which he was run
ming. striking him on the right arm. al
most tearing the member from the body.
TIE Postal Telegraph Company has be-
gun building its lines south from Terre
Haute to Evansville and expects to be in
operation by the middle of next month.
The Long Distance Telephone Company
has recently completed its line to the same
city
JACOB Reich and his two sons were
gored to death by a vicious bull near
Wilvale. Mr.. Reich was first attacked and
trampled to death. His sons went to his
rescue and were also mangled. The
younger son was inpaied OH the bulls
horns.
TIE anti-saloon element has been sue
ceSSful in demonstrating against the sa-
looms in Bloomfield \ ma jority of petit
TONERS have been secured and the saloons
will have to go. The movement has also
been successful in Jefferson, Grant. and
jackson Townships.
IN North and South Dakota, whittier
hundreds of farm laborerS from Indiana
fOckcd in the hope of securing employ
ment in the harvest fields at 81 per day and
board, the supply of hands far exceeds the
demand, and around Fargo alone thou
sand or more men are homeless.
THIEVES entered the room of Harry Ma
son. ticket agent Of the Big -Four railroad
at Grecnsburg, secured a gold watch, s. in
money from his pockets, and the key To- the
safe in the railroad Office. and then went
to the depot. half block away, entered the
office through the ladies' reception-room,
the safe and stole So.
Mrs. MARY RICHEr's son and daueh-
ter, aged 2ls years. We're drowned in
small stream three miles southwest of
The heavy rain caused the
stream in that neighbOrhood to become
swollen and the children wandered 10 the
stream and are supposed 10 have been
playing IN the water and fallen in. Their
bodies were recovered.
ENGINEER PATRICK SHEA and Fireman
Charles Larmore, while their engine was
pulling heavy freight train near Monroe
willie, suddenly saw a red light loom up
ahead. There was fog, which prevented
clear vision, and Shea shut off, and he and
his fireman jumped. Both men were Sc
serely injured The red light proved to
belong TO a train which they were slowly
LEMUEL WARNER OF Burlington. found
his daughter at Peru in company with
Charles Adams, 4 street faIer, whom she
claims to have married. The couple failed
to show the marriage license, and the
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