Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-05-10

| important order affecting the rights of
DR.. Leslie +. Kelley. w f. Johnson. of
Topeka, sues DIR. Kelley for $780, 900
| damages, the petition reciting that plain
tiff has been made 4 physical wreck be-
| cause of the gold cure. Judge MYERS
in granting the petitioners request. rules
! that Or. Kelley must make known the
| ingredients of this bichloride of gold com
| pound. The court holds that the cure is
not a property right nor trade secret !:
! 1t Is unprotected by patent, has been in
! use more than two years and there is
nothing to prevent DR.. Kelley testifying
and that he must tell what it is.
Alton mail and express train No. 8 was
held up about half mile north OF Car
linville. H., ut midnight Wednesday by a
gang of five men. The train had just stop
ped fer the crossing when the men began
firing and jumped into the cab and COM
manded the engineer and fireman to hold
up their hands. They were scared away
by the train crew, but not before they had
killed the engineer. The gang ran in all
directions. but three of them were cap
tured and are now in Jail. The sheriff
and posse, armed with shotguns. have
started on the trail OF the rest Of the men
and hope to have them soon. The dead
engineer was Frank Holmes, one of the
oldest and best engineers on the Alton
road.
Five persons were drowned at Carsrude
Lake. six miles from Fort Collins. Colo.
Sunday. The dead are: Ray BADGER.
Denver. aged 10: Robert Craig. Fort Col
Inns. aged 20; Carsrude, son Of II. Cars.
rude; Carsrude, daughter of H. c. c.
Carsrude; Carsrude, daughter of II. c.
Carsrude. The party went out fishing in
a leaky old craft. Badger becoming
frightened, tried to paddle to shore, and
III some way upset the boat. At Detroit.
Mich. four lives were lost in drowning
accidents. The Baugh family tried TO
change positions in Il rowboat. which
capsized. Although hundreds of people
along the docks witnessed the accident.
all sank before aid could reach them
Morelle Wordsworth, 20 years of age,
went in swimming at Peoria, Ill.,, and was
drowned.
There is no money in the horse meat
business. This was made plain in prac
teal way the other day to n man who
came all the way from Oregon to lay
before Chicago firms what he thought
that 4 great deal of money could be
made in buying horses in the West at s.
a head and Strengthening them for export
to France and Germany. where the flesh
is largely used as food. There's big
ovcrsupply of horses on the ranges" he
said, land they can be bought cheaply.
It's the chance of your life to make Il for
tune" Il can't see it that way" said
the butcher to whom the project was sub
mitted. AT Hammond there is firm
which has made business of buying
cheap horses and working the flesh into
sausage. The high price of hides is the
only thing that has saved the concern
from failure. There is but little real meat
on a horse. the average being not more
than go pounds. and no butter fat or SIM
liar stuff which goes to make up Il profit
in the cattle Strengthening trade. Take
my advice and feed your horses to the
hogs or use them for fertilizer" The
evening train bore back to Oregon a de-
jected Col. Sellers" mourning crushed
scheme in which he had seen millions.