Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-19
WESTERN.

Eight dynamite bombs We're 1ound IN
the cellar of Il st. Louis house formerly
occupied by unknown foreigners.
The 3-year-old child of George f. Rish-
or. of Mingo Junction, O.. fell into bar
rel in which spring water runs, and was
drowned.
X. c. Marvin. representing the bond
holders committee. bought the Toledo,
Ann Arbor and Northern Railroad for
100000.
Patrick Benson, an Oakland, Cal, at
torney. has received information that he
has fallen heir 10 an estate OF SSIJ,OOO
in Scotland.
Chief Justice Albert III. Horton. of the
Kansas Supreme Court. has resigned.
Judge David Martin. of Atchison, has.
been appointed TO succeed him.
An unknown man. while waiting for n
train on the platform of the Lake Street
Elevated road in Chicago, f>.l off the
structure and was almost instantly killed.
Charles Hart was hanged in the Ohio
State prison for the murder of Elsie and
Ashley Goodc children Z and years old,
respectively, in Paulding County, Nov. /,
1891
The Perry. q. r.. Hardware and lmple-
merit Company is in the hands of re-
ceiver One of the partners is charged
with using the concerns money TO meet
election expenses.
The Minnesota Senate adopted memo
rial favoring deep waterway improve
ments to the sea. Congress is asked to
continue the present work and to extend
the system in the interest of the business
development of the entire Northwest.
The largest personal wine deal ever
made in San Francisco was consummated
when l.. Chealicr 4 Co. bought from
Dowdell & Co. of st. Helena 100000
gallons of dry wine. The wine has al
ready been sold to prominent wine dealers
in New York.
In ST. Louis, an immense grain elevator
owned by the Missouri Grain and Com
mission Company. of which John w.
Sharpe is president, was destroyed by
fire. together with 10000 bushels of grain.
The total loss will reach SI5, 900, of which
little is covered by insurance. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
Bessie Chesborough, Il 1G-year-old girl
of Chicago. has been missing IL week. and
it is feared she has committed suicide.
Her mother is entertaining no other the
DRY and believes the girl has drowned her
self in the lake. Detectives have been
ut work on the case but no clew has been
found that would Indicate what has be-
come of the young woman. Two failures
to pass an examination in stenography
are thought to have crazcd the girl.
The Hotel Raymond at Pasadena. ten
I'll a.
stroyed by fire AT 800 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Not Il stick of the famous re-
sort is left. The hotel was crowded with
tourists. but they all escaped with their
lives. although wardrobcs and other pos
sessions were consumed. The Raymond
was one of the most famous health and
pleasure resorts in the United States. 1t
was located on Il hill commanding Il mag
nificent view of the San Gabriel Valley,
and cost over 81 100000.
DIR. Perss White and DR.. C.. II. Schef
fer, the two most capable women physi-
clans in the staff have resigned their
connection with the Chicago Hospital for
Women and Children because the food of
the institution is not adequate, either in
quantity, quality or variety, and because
pruncs formed IL prominent article of diet
three times day. This much is not stat
ed in the dignied letters which the doc
tors sent to Mrs. DR.. Root, chief of the
board, but the truth is concealed behind
the candid statement that they could not
longer remain with the management and
| allow To go unhcedcd treatment which
was not in keeping with their own sense
| of propricty or the ethics of the profess
| sion.
The dead bodies of Il man and woman
| were found Friday afternoon on farm
| few miles west of ST. Louis. on the Wal
| ton road. Their throats were cut. In
| the right hand of the man was n revolver.
| At the feet of the bodies was an empty
| box labeled poison" The woman's hat
was crushed and broken, laying OH the
ground. Pinned 10 a ribbon was this note:
I'VE have both decided to die together.
| and if one or the other should happen to
recover the other shall not be held re-
| sponsible for the deed. We both are go
| ing to take poison. and | will do the shoot
ing. We are not doing this on account of
] any love affair, but simply because we