Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15
Condensed state News.

/ cavalry. IL VIII be the only one IN tie
/ States.
! WALLACE WHITE Tcrre IIauic carpcn-
| ter. went hunting. Ills gun exploded.
/ killing him instantly.
JOIN NIBLACk. Whcatland. who was
/ terribly wounded 10y burglars. recently, Is
| recovering and Will soon be on his feet.
If proposed Ia build an electric railway
| from Valparaiso To Chicago. which viii carry
1 passengers for 30 cents for the round trip.
THE Paragon Paper Mill Company. Mum
| Gle. was fined $500 for poluting the waters
OF the MiS>iSsinewa River with its refuse.
y FARMER near Syracuse put ground
coal in his hoy feed, having heard that ii
was good for swine. III his porkerS are
dead.
! CJoE OTTEEEY. Evansville. attempted to
I drive across the tracks i'm front of train.
! His horse was killed and he was badly
/ injured.
SUNK farming in Porter county has be-
come quite an industry. They are raised
! for Their oil and furs which sell readily
and at coed prices.
AZ Sullivan a orindstone burst. One
/ piece crashed through twO-inch plank.
/ pla>tering. lath>. and weather boarding.
and landed outside.
TuE Commercial Club Of Richmond has
passed a resolution 10y which the next
state Encampment OF the G. \. Il. will be
/ asked TO meet i'm that city.
TIE students Of Wabash College yieor-
ously opposed the action of the college
president in forbiddng college ball teams
TO play with professionals.
The Indiana Teachers Association will
J hnll af Pond tho
first week in April. 1t is expected that
LOCO teachers will be present.
DUCK CREEK. flown. through the CEN
ter of ElWG0d. i to be- converted into a
monster sewer and covered BY 50 doing
$4,000 worth OF land Will be reclaimed.
JUDGE HUBBARD has given Judgment
for $4.3t5 against The city of LapOrte i'll
favor of the Gamewell electric fire alarm
company. Council put the system in de
/ spite the mayors veto.
W. II. STEVENS. an ElmwOod emplOyc
OF the Diamond paic-gla>s factory. has in
stituted suit for Sl0.000 damages against the
company for injuries received while in
their employ d engineer.
FRANK SERBER. Il young man employed
in ColemanS barrel-heading factory at
Terre lIautc, WAS fatally injured by being
caught up by belt and drawn with
terrific force against the pulley.
ar Farmland. Charley Dull, aged twelve
years son OF solomon Dull, a country ditch
contractor. while carelessly handling a
revolver. accidentally shot his younger
brother. Frank. through the head. The
| wound il d dangerous one and will probably
prove fatal.
Mrs MARGARET WILSON. an aged lady
OF Seymour. who resides with her daughter,
Mrs. Doll Kennard. has been i'll for some
time with grip. The othernieht she started
upstairs caryinga lamp. When she reached
the top she tainted, falling TO the bottom
and ffacturing her skull The house caught
fire from tine lamp, but the flames were
eXtinguiShed before much damage was done.
Mrs. Wilson is in a critical condition.
WITHIN a few days over one hundred
dogs have been killed in Terre iIaute.
Some OF them were valuable animals. One
person who was bittin used the maidstone
and when applied il adhered several hours,
draw ing virus. The Humane Society officer
does not beliye there is hydrOphObia i'll the
city, but that the dogs act queerly because
they have been poisoned. The drug stores
have sold a great deal OF poison for that
purpose.
TIE jury in the ease of James TruelOck
Thomas Kirk and Lee Martin. charge with
grave-robbn", at Franklin, returned a
verdict OF guilty. The men were each given
six years in the penitentiary. The offenSe
| for which these men were convicted was
that of stealing the body of James Curry, a
prominent citizen of the country. who died
some time ago. Kirk and Truelock reside
i'll indianapolis. while Martins home is in
Greenwood.
PATENTS have been awarded Indiana
inventors as follows: George III. Archer.
assignOr of one-half 10 Il. Dahlen. Terre
IIaute, touch regulating devise for pianos:
Edward Goof, Franklin County, door or
window screen: Jeremiah Herring, assign
or of one-haf to w. f.. Gerding Fort
Wayne. caves trough hanger Fred Shunt-
ing. Fort WAYNE. transformer: Lafayette
| johnson. asSIgnOr of one-half to j. IL.
StOtSenburg, New Albany, new electric
lamp support and cut ont Matthew Il.
Moore. indianapolis. steam boiler; Joseph
l.. Potter. aSSign0r To III. G.. Odds. Fort
| Wayne, wood pulley: Francis W. Robin
son, asSignor to Robinson & Co. Rich
mOnd, straw stacker: William 5. ROwell,
Muncie, measuring and drawing msiru-
ment Lee III. Williams, indianapolis, wa
ter closet valve.
\ resident OF the Indian reservation states
that James SaSaquo. known DIS Jane SaS-
SafraS, the venerable Miami Indian. lately
died of starvation in his little hut on the re-
| serve. SaSafraS was never Chief OF the
Niamis. nor was he related TO Chief. He
was OF plebeiln strain, inclined 10 be lazy
and with Il passion for ilrewater,
characteristic of the degenerate remnants
of his tribe. The Township Trustee had
wcaried of supplying SaSsafraS with food
ahd clothing. and requested him togo to
the Poorhcu but SasSafras was obdurate
and was left to Starye alone. \ messenger
from Gabriel Godfrey. one of the few in
dustriOus'and thrifty of the MamiS, with a
! basket of clothing and yictualS. called at
the little shanty which Sassafras called
home. just before the latter's death, but he
was too weak TO accept the present
CHARLES Dull, aged 9, Farmland,
while playing with a revolver, pointed it
at Frank Jones, aged IL, and pulled the
trigger. The ball entered Jones' face, in
ficting a fatal injury. Dull says il was an
accident. while Jones declares it was done
in a fit of anger.
AT MentOne. as Mrs. W. :. Charles was