Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-09-13
m;nor State Sc=s.

! THE Pulaski county jail has teen con-
Gemned and ordered torn down.
MILO iHoNA>' hardware store al CO.
runna is in ashes. Loss. sl5Co).
Nincenne, band has changed Is name to
the Electric street Railway Band.
NIcKEL-PLArE passenger trains are
frequently stoned in TIE vicinity OF Edser-
ton
Quincy NEBRrNER and James iIoG-
man were killed Ly loiler explosion al
Warsaw.
watermelon> for =. Melons are cheap =
dirt in Indiana.
An unknown tramp was caught by
! Nandalia train at Terre lIau.e and liter
ally tern to Pieces.
LAPEL citizens are forming stoc.. com
| pany 10 own hank and are erecting
fine building for that urroSe.
WILLIAM TocLEY was perhaps fatal,y
hurt al Columbus. being huried in : cave
while working in city ditch.
SAMUEL. NORMAN. aged - years. yras
drowned near MorgantOwn while cros>iG.
swollen stream to care for some stock.
Mis-. JOHANNA EtEoEET Of Trrre
liaute, was fatally injured by Steppin, of
an electric ear while it was still in motion
\ PLANT for the manufacture OF .ce-
making machinery is Ia be located at Il
wood. and will employ 80 hands. all
skilled machniStS.
AT Anderson. while praciicing ladder
movements. NOzzlcman Frank Myers fell
from the first extension TO the ground.
twenty feet below. There is 10 hope OF
his recovery.
J. c. BEATTY of Losansport, fell from
residence Oh which he was working ami
was badly hurt. Shortly after his remova!
home MIS- Beatty fell down stairway,
breaking her thigh.
A PARTY of six young men of ElwGOd,
| headed by Robert Frost, John Miner. and
his brother Charles. are preparing to leafe
| for South America TO take charge OF a MN
ing and exploring party.
ARTHUR SAPP. an employee of the
Pittsburgh Plate Glass works at Elwood,
cot his right arm caught in the polishing
benches and it was crushed to pulp.
| neceSsitating amputation.
JOIN DAVIS, aged L., went down well
on y. W. IIuron's farm, near Plainsfeld
| to rescue Lon CrOne. who had been over
come by fredamp. Crone was cotton out,
but his rescuer lost his life.
WILLIAM MORLEY. one of a PARTY of
hunters from Logansport. shot himself
while making his way along the hank OF
tie Wabash River. Death resulted in
stantly. Morley was % years old, and
single.
AT EIwood Miss Lille Douglass, fright
ened during a storm, attempted TO shut
glass door She ran her arm through the
glass severing the radial artery. two ten
dons and nerve cord, and came near
bleeding TO death.
NEAI. SLOAN. fireman on the Monon.
was killed in the roundhouse. at New
Albany. He was coupling two tenders
and was caught across the abdomen and
crushed. Sloan'S parents reside in the
town of Marengo.
DURING the reunion of the Thirtieth In
diana Eegimental Association at Fort
Wayne. costly drum was presented 10
Pref. w. ii. MershOn of North Manches-
ter. known as the drummer Boy of Shi-
lob" and who is now said To be the ac
knowledged champion drummer of Indi-
ana.
By the bursting of cylinder of a hy-
draulic cider mill. William Wagler OF the
firm of Wagler q Turnpaugh, at Logans
pert. was perhaps fatally injured. Too
much pressure was applied and the cylin-
der flew To pieces. Heavy fragments
struck Mr. Wrager in the chest and head,
and his life is despaired Of.
TIE american Tn plate Company,
which is operating the largest tin-pate
plant in the world at Elwood, is arranging
to add big steel mill TO lis plant, which
will manufacture all kinds OF steel supplies
! and employ about 500 hands. When the
twenty -onc mills Of the tin-plate plant all
are completed and in operation that will
require 1000 men. making $50 in all which
this immense industry will employ in
few more months.
OPPONENTS TO the saloon in Franklin are
rejoicing over their first victory under the
Nicholson law. Two saloon keepers had
given notice that they would apply for
license. for the ensuing year. at the meet
ing of the County Commissioners. These
saloons were both located in the First ward
of The city Inconsistencies were crculat
ed and 80 out of of 80 voters in that ward
signed the papers. The overwhelming
majority caused the Saloon keepers 10
make no application, and they Will quite
the business. One of them MIL open
grocery store and The other Will continue
in the ice and restaurant business. of the
seven saloons in the city, six, are located
in the First ward, SO it will b. but a short
time until the saloon Will not b. known
in that place.
PATENTS have been granted to the fol-
lowing Indiana inventors: John Il. Alex
andcr, New Albany, electrical burglar
alarm: Cyrus y. Baker, Charlottesville.
planter; George NJ. Barney, assigDOr of
one-half 10 j. l.. Cloueh, Indianapolis. for
four patents on door-knob lock: Joseph 4.
Drummer Fort Wayne, actuating mechan
ism: James W. Fishback Goldsmith, we'll
or post auger: Charles W. Gresham
Fredericksburg, matchmaking device;
Frances NJ. Hoover, Brookyille. assigned
to l.. Kinsey and l.. f. Ward. Milton. saw
guard: Thomas Z. kenney. Hartford City,
glass melting tank; David Shutters. Green
wood, device for lifting invalids; George
IIymans, Sheridan, device for separating
liquid from gas: Lewis II. Van Breggle,
Brownsville, anchor for fence posts.
AT Union City. the 2-year-0ld child of