Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-19
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located al Frankton.
ABoE-T 200 gas wells Will be drilled in
Madison C0un ! this summer.
CHARLES TAYLOR had his hand cut OH in
planning machine at Jacksonville.
Mrs. HARRY MraRY. MADISON. has a
pair of stee-rimmed spectacles over POD
years old.
The Oakland Ledger says libel suit is
worth 81 .90o a year 10 paper in the way
of notoriety.
Mrs. JENNIE HINES. SHERIDAN. took
choral for heart trouble and got too big a
dose. She will die.
SILAs F. AULLS of Fort WAYNE. ran
silver of iron III his foot and died in great
agony with lockjaw.
LoGANSPOET MaSonS will build 500
600 temple which will include a handsome
opera house and assembly hall.
Docs chewed up twenty-four sheep out
of a flock of twenty eight belonging 10 J.
T. Young. a Shelby Township ruralist.
DAVID BEPLER's 5-year-old son. near
Shelbyyille, fell on pair of scissors. the
point penetrating his brain. lie will d Re
THE oldest horse in the State belongs 10
John Drake of Inwood. She is II years of
age. Drake has owned her for thirty Eight
years.
LcGAN>PoRT newspaper men will enter
tain the Northern Indiana Press Association
that meets in that city i'll June, in royal
manner.
PRISONERS al Marion have been planning
To escape One prisoner betrayed the
scheme. and received his liberty as re-
ward. Eight steel saws We're found.
THOMAS BoND. aged Is. was shooting at
a mark in LoganSpori One of the bullets
found a soft lodging place in the anatomy
of young Dwight Powell. lie will recover.
Miss MAIINDA BARGEE, aged 20 years,
who died in Harrison county. last week.
had never been outside the county. nor
visited the county seat Gntil the week be-
fore her death.
AT Fort Wayne. on "Wednesday and
Thursday. April u and -. the greatest lot
OF highly bred horses ever put up at public
austion in Indiana viii be sold Al the Fort
Wayne Driving Park.
THE dead body of Mrs. Otto Ellwanger
was found lying on the floor OF her room
at Cedar Lake. \ heavy rolling pm with
which the crime had been committed was
lying beside her. Suspicion points 10 her
husband who is missing.
CHARLES CASSIDY of Jacksonville.
aged Il. was struck by a suburban train of
the PcnnsylVan road and fatally injured.
Cassidy was deaf and failed TO here the ap
proach Of the train. lie was one of the
oldest steamboat engineers in the country
and retired two years ago on account of
his hearing. lie leaves q wife.
HENRY FAHRENHEIN of LapOrte, a
house painter. went home drunk. lie
abused his wife and finally choked her.
Her screams awakened her father. Jacob
OFT. who resides in the adjoining house.
He rushed in and seeing Fahrenheim was
armed with hammer he dealt him a ter
rible blow with his fist. Fahrenheim re-
vived but began Splitting blood and died in
an hour. Ott gave himself up.
patents have been granted Indiana
inventors as follows: +. u. BaifeY. r.
Berner. jr. and W. l.. LightfOrd Indian
apolis, stamp af1ixing machine: J. :.
Cameron. Evansville. gage for Touring rolls.
etc. two patents: VI. Duncan. South
Bend, toilet powder bag: III. VI. Ilaldeman
indianapolis, ball cock valve; ". \. Holly,
South Bend. hand weeder: q. j. llotchkisS,
Evansville. trap door for use in mines: ].
W. IIough. Marion. oil and gas separator;
c. VI. Killer. indianapolis. station indicator:
\. Kimher, Indianapolis mail bag catcher;
W. l.. LightfOrd. indianapolis, stamp
afliXing machine j. ]. Moore. ThOrntOWn,
traction engine cab: same. spark arreSter:
W. Powell. Roachdale, fence post; r. ".
Robinson, Richmond. straw stacker: l.. L.
Wilcox, South Bend. oil stove REISSUE;
J. X. Wiley. Petersburg. combined harrow
and roller.
WHEN the appraisers took an inventory
ofthe property of Mrs. Hannah Rolf. who
died some days ago AT Terre lIaute, they
found that the old woman, who for years
had laborcd with her husband on a garden
truck farm near the city and who appeared
to he on the verge OF abject poverty. was IN
fact worth $4,000 in her own name. They
found IN her room 81 300 i'm cash ana notes,
together with mortgages which they ap-
praised AT S24 goo. The remainder of her
property consisted of real estate. There
was also certificate of deposit of s. 600 i'm
The Beach Bank which failed in August,
1888. She made a will Just before she died
and beQueathed 10 her husband one-third
Of her estate The remainder was given Ia
her sister who lives in Germany. The huS-
band was thought 10 be insane and was
placed in charge of guardian 10y tlle
court He is believed 10 he worth 5000
Or $50 $50 in his OWN right.
GOVERNOR MATTHEWS has announced
the names of the trustees for the four insane
hospitals ofthe State. OF the twelve insane
hospital trustees named 10y the Governor
six are Republicans and six Democrats.
The Republicans are i'm the majority On the
boards of the Northern and Eastern
hospitals and the Democrats viii have
control of the affairs of the Central and
and Southern hospitals. Following are the
newly appointed trustees: Central los
pital-john OSterman. Indianapolis: ]. l..
Carson. Falkland, shelby county; ID. IL.
Davis. knightsyile. Clay county. North
ern Hospital Dennis TIL. Iogansp0rt;
Jacob j. Todd. Button: Rev. +. T. Scott.
Bass Lake. Starke county. Eastern Hos
pital - SilaS F.. Hate. Geneva. Adams
county: f.. Quincy Hill. Richmond: W. u.
Page. Fort Wayne. Southern HOSPITALITY.
Nj. Swonstedt. EvansNill; y. L. Boyd,
Washington; VIM. L. Mason, Rockpor.
John Reed. an inspector IN the employ
of the Citizens street Railroad Company.
IndianaDoliS MAS caught between a ear