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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22

There are reasons for believing that
Catarino Cara has finally met 4 perIna-
ncnt death. Washington Post.
\ man like CARA, who dies So often.
only syvclls the death rate without bene-
filing the undertakers-W Wheeling Reg
lister.
With Cara dead and Bill Cook in
prison. the wild West and bloody border
will become monotonously tame and I'M
interesting Detroit Journal
The Mexican bandit CARA. prominent
in the Colombian revolution. is said TO
have been really killed. which will de-
Irive him of the distinction of rivalinc
the late Mr.. Bill Dalton in the number
AMI variety of his deaths.-B Baltimore
Herald.
1t is reported that Cara has been
killed in fight. I'm man of prudence
and experience il is remarkable that he
should have gotten into fight. He had
made a speciality of revolutions and
should have stuck To Washington
Star.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
WASHINGTON.

Secretary of the Interior Smith has de-
cided to issue 4 patent for the Taylor
Mining Company's claim in the Occur
d Alene country.
The most belligerent message dispatch
ed by this Government to n foreign power
since the memorable controversy between
the Harrison administration and the Chill
ians has been conveyed through Minister
Taylor by Secretary Gresham to the min
lister of foreign affairs at Madrid. A more
downright assertion of American rights
was never uttered by Mr.. Blaine himself
1t amounts practically to n warning to
Spain that a repetition of the Alliance
affair will be considered by this country
as n declaration of war.
A new menace TO the financial system
of the United States has suddenly come
into being. The price of silver has ad-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Minister in Bad OdOr.

A Washington dispatch says: Consid-
cradle excitement was produced by re-
port thar the State Department would
soon ask the Hawaiian Government to
withdraw Minister Thurston from Wash
ington. 1t was charged that Mr.. Thurs
ton had become diStasteful to the Presi-
dent or Secretary Gresham. and that his
career OF usefulness as an envoy To this
government was about to come to an end.
Although it is impossible TO obtain official
confirmation of the truth of the report ii
is generally believed that Mr.. Thurston
has become persona non grata to the gov
eminent of the United States. and that
his recall will soon be asked for.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
MARKET REPORTS,

ChicaGo-Cattle. common to prime,
S315d650: hogs. shipping grades. $500
$500; sheep. fair To choice, $500 500;
wheat, No. > red. J56i56c; corn, No. >,
4iGI45c: oats, No. >. 2SG29c; rye, No.
=. 55054c; butter, choice creamery, 1S6l
1Shc; eggs. fresh. Hale; potatoes, car
lots. per bushel. 75GS5c.
indianapolis shipping. $1,000
$50: hogs. choice light. $300d4.75; sheep.
common to prime. $2.O0n4. 40; wheat, No.
> red, 5iM55c; corn, No. l white, 400
44c; oats, No. . white, 33Gi34c.
st. Louis-Cattle, $30O6I6.OO; hogs.
$300I4.15: wheat, No. red, 56GI56Iac;
corn. No. >. 43M4Ic; oats. No. =, 3On31c:
rye. No. .. 57M59c
Cincinnati-Cattle S3.50d5.50: hogs,
S3.00M5.O0; sheep, $2.5Od4.75; wheat. No.
>, 59GI59I2c: corn. No. mixed, 46M47c;
oats. No. = mixed, 32M33c; rye, No. .,
56d5Sc.
Detroit Cattle. $2.5OM5.5O; hogs, $500
@4.50; sheep. $2.00M4.50; wheat. No.
white. 60Gc01ac; corn, No. yellow. 10
M4J1ac; oats, No. white, 340i35c; rye
No. .. 54M5tic.
Toledo-Wheat, No. red, 5966Oc;
tVth' NJ. !clioW, foVIioi2c, odts, NJ -
white, 33M3lc; rye. No. 2. 54M35c.
Buffalo-Cattle. $2.50d6.0O; hogs. $500
M5.00; sheep. $3.00G5.00; wheat, No. >
red. 61M6l1ac; corn, No. yellow, lisa
49c; oats, No. > white, 35@36c.
waukcc-Wheat. No. > spring. 5Sd
5S1ac; corn, No. 3, 440t4iI1Ac; oats, No. >
white. 32d33c; barley, No. 2, 52M55c:
rye. No. 1, 53d55c; pork, mess, $11.75@
1928
New York-Cattle. S3.OO66.Oa; hogs,
$400M500; sheep, $3.00M5.00; wheat.
No. red, 63M6ic; corn. No. ., b1M52c;
oats, white Western, 31@43c; butter.
creamery, 1o020c; eggs, Western, 144
l5c.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Lion Tries TO Bite.

The British Government, through its
Minister at Managua, Nicaragua, has
submitted an ultimatum 10 Nicaragua.
1t demands a cash indemnity of $4,000
t$I0.oOO) as smart money 10 pay for the
expulsion of Mr.. Hatch. British Consular
Agent at Bluefelds. during the troubles
there last year. and also the appoint
ment of commission to adjudicate the
damages sustained 10y the persons and
property of British subjects who We're
expelled from the Mosquito Reservation
the same time. BY the terms of the ulti-
matum Great Britain is to name one of
the commissioners and Nicaragua anoth-
er. and these two are 10 choose Il third.
who shall not be Il citizen of the United
States. Ii was also made known that a
British warship is now on its way to
Nicaragua TO enforce these demands.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
NEWS NUGGETS.

The floods al Columbus Ga. are sub.
siding. and the river is reaching its nor
NAL state.
An apartment house in RoXbury. Mass.
was entered 10y means of skeleton keys
and $500 worth of property. consisting
of railroad and bank bonds. jewelry bank
books. notes. morris cages and stock belong
ing To Miss Mary Il. Swift, was taken.
Miss Rebecca Rcmick also lost S10o.
Andrew Mason. superintendent of the
New York Assay office and Government
Inspector, has been in Carson. Ncv. some
time inspecting matters in the United
States mint in that city. There are ru-
mors of shortage which runs up 10
something over 100000. The shortage
is said to he in the mcltcr and rctincr's
department.
Ex-Governor W. j. Northen said ut
Atlanta. Ga: Yes, il is true | have in
hand an enterprise To locate veterans from
the North on Georgia farms. but it has
not yet materializcd well enough for me
to give you the details. You may say.
however. we have tracts of land in
Dougherty. Montgomery. Thomas, Will
COX, Laurcns and Glinn Counties You
may also say l feel certain | shall sue
coed in locating great colony in
Georgia
A Kansas woman has written to Gov
eInor Morrill, 10 say that she is entitled
to $1,000 for the raising of thirteen chill
dIen.
United States Commercial Agent Bur
ker at Sagua Ia Grande, Cuba. reports
that owing To bad weather the new sugar
crop will show decrease in yield as
compared with the average.
Rich gold diggings have been found OF
the banks of the San Juan River, near
Bluff. Utah.
Prince Naval Imad Nawaz Jung Ba-
hadur aud wife. of India, are viewing the
sights of New York.
Thornton Parker, q negro who assault
ed Mrs Mary Melton. was sentenced To be
hanged at Winchester. Va. Militia guard
ed him during his trial.
Stores and saloons were generally
closed at St Louis and Cincinnati Sun
day as a result of the aggressive warfare
of Sabbath associations.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Dark Crime in " braska.

Some time Friday Mrs. W +. Holton.
Il respectable woman living alone on Il
ranch in Keyapaha County. Nebras-
ka. was lynched. The crime is cred
tied 10 the viGilantcs of the district. who
believed her in league with cattle ruStlers.
Some think the rustlcrS committed th:,
crime i'll revenge for evidence against
them furnished by the woran The cor
oner found $50 on the N"man's ners"n.
which is regarded as certain evidence
the crime was not committed by tranpS,
as was 1T first supposed. Her struggle for
life had been Il hard one. The bedding
and clothing of the woman were torn and
scattered about the building. Her shoes
had evidently been removed. probably
by herself, preparatory 10 going 10 bed.
when surprised 10y the lynchers. The
woman had evidently been assaulted be
fore she was hanged. and everything
points 10 premeditated plan for the per
petratiOn of the dastardly deed
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
FOREIGN.

Cuban revolutionary leaders are said to
be anxious TO annex Cuba TO the United
States
Money has been raised in London 10
build the largest smeltcr in the country at
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Sir Henry Frederick POnsonby. private
secretary 10 Queen Victoria and keeper
of the privy purse who was stricken with
paralysis on Jan. ., has been pronounced
TO be dying
The Spanish cruiser Reina Regente is
believed to have foundered off Tangier,
Morocco. during the recent gale. She
had crew of APO officers and men.
Pieces of one of her boats and semaphorc
flags are reported TO have been picked
up along the shore near Ceuta and Tarifa.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Shortage at Carson Mint.

Andrew Mason, inspector of the mint
and superintendent of the New York as
say department, has been in Carson,
New, for the last week inspecting af-
fairs at the United States mint y short
age was discovered about Il month ago.
1t was learned that something over $50
600 had mysteriously disappeared. and
that FIVE clean-ups. which were made in
quick succession. rs il was thought some
clerical error had been made, failed to
reveal the shortage Refined gold and sill
YER to that amount has disappeared from
the department. but Inspector Mason
expects to be able to clear up the mys-
terry No direct charges have been made
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
FASHIONS Maker Dead.

He WAS a man with an idea. There are
few such in each generation
Dispatch.
In the came and fortune attained by
Worth there j. significant lesson for
poor printers. Rapids Democrat.
The death of Worth, the famous man
millincr and dressmaker, Will fill the
feminine world with regret. Bur there
are others. Rochester Herald.
Let us hope the man or woman on
whom the Worth mantle falls will not
have such expansive ideas when it comes
to originating styles in sleeyes.-EX-
change.
The feminine world may -rieye but ii
cannot 90 into sackcloth and ashes. Mr..
Worth having neglected 10 set the fash
ion in that kind of apparel.-kansas City
Journal.
With the death of Worth. the great
Paris dreSSniakcr. goes his reputation
for style and fashion. Perhaps ariSto-
cratic Americans will now look al home
for their ideal modiste.-Grand Rapids
Herald.
Now that Worth is dead those in this
country who have been accreditiIg their
homemade dresses to him will have 10
select his Partisan successor or give their
own drcSsmakers their just dues. De
troit Free Press
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22

similar advance in London, due TO the
beginning Of boarding here and abroad
in anticipation of immense financial
transactions when China begins to pay
the war indemnity demanded by Japan Of
500, 100000 or $500, 100000. Will China
have TO pay in silver or in gold? In
whatever coin, the effect upon the United
States will be immediate. If gold is de-
manded it is feared that the rate of eX-
change OH London will suddenly shoot up,
and the treasury will be subject TO n new
and greater drain than any in its history
"a drain that Morgan and Belmont will
be powcrlcsS TO stop. Long headed finan-
ciers in Wall street see the possibility of
some very important results when this
big war debt 10 Japan comes to be paid
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Come from Italy for Revenge.

ArcangelO and Nicholas Christilli,
brothers, Friday morning entered the
small general store kept by Ben .Jennette
and his wife nj McGregor. Mimi, and
riddled them with bullets. The cause as
signed for the murder is a quarrel over
the cutting of some timber. Italians III
McGregor better posted say the bad blood
between the Jennettc and Christilli fami-
lies was engendered in Italy. where Il
brother of Jennettc stabbed in a street
row the brother OF the Christilis: The
Christillis. the story is. followed the .Ien-
nettes to McGregor for the express pur-
pose of revenging themselves for the stab
bing of their brother.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
WESTERN.

Representative Jones bill to prohibit
the wearing of high hats in thcaters has
been killed 10y Il committee of the Illinois
Legislature.
Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio is suffer
ing severely from drinking water into
which Il bottle containing a strong solu-
ton of ammonia had fallen.
Chief of Police Crowley, of San Fran
cisco, Cal. takes exception to the crti-
cisms of Max O'Rell and says it is an in
suit to compare that city with Paris
Mrs. Sarah Porter. widow Of DIR. j. Il.
Porter, formerly of Chicago. and sister
in-law of the late Prof. David Swing. is
a candidate for member of the Oxford,
Ohio, school board.
Mrs Augusta l.. Tabor's will. filed at
Denver. gives half her estate. $500, 900,
TO her son. Nathaniel Maxey Tabor. The
remainder is To be divided between her
brothers and sisters.
Receiver Failey, of the Iron Hal,
brought suit in Indianapolis To quit title
in the receiver of the real estate valued
at $4,000 to $4,000. The defendants
are the old trustees.
Lake, growing out of the murder of Bank
er Montgomery. OF Lincoln, Neb., has re-
suited in Mrs. Irvine securing her de
cree and $4,000 alimony.
Frank Littleiicld is under arrest at Ana
helm. Cal, for trying to kill his brother
and the latter's wife and mother-in-law.
Littlefeld thought his brothers marriage
had disgraced the family.
Robbers entered Stringtown, Q. T..
store, loaded the safe on to a pair Of
trucks stolen from the depot, and hauled
it several miles into the country, where
they blew it open with dynamite.
Witnesses in the trial of A. X. L. strik-
ers at San Francisco claim that Supcrin-
tendent White, of Sacramento, sent tele-
grams to Southern Pacific agents ordering
them to ditch a train run by strikers.
The Nandalia west-bound train No. 4,
with six coaches with passengers, was
wrecked at Terre Haute, Ind. The ex-
press and baggage ears were crushed to
splinters. but the passengers mraculously
escaped with slight bruises.
Nine. Fouchett, sister of Richard Dem
ady, charged with the murder of Lena
Taper at Denver, has become violently
crazy. Some believe her mind has been
unbalanced by the terrible secrets known
to her regarding the Market street muir
ders.
Inhamed with rage and ready to kill if
necessary, mob of 800 Poles attacked
st. Hedwig's Church in Chicago, and only
for the drawn revolvers of seventy-five
policemen the new pastor, Father Szyd-
laczyk, might have been seriously ham
died, if not made Il martyr to rigid obedi-
ence to the orders of Archbishop Fechan
The new priest is of the Kesurrectionist
order, and the parshioners want no Res
urrectiOnists.
The enraged miners of Walscnburg,
Colo. not satisfied with the slaughter
Tuesday of four of the Italian murderers
of a. j. Hixon, at , o'clock "Wednesday
morning broke into the Jail, overpowered
the guard and shot to death two other
Italians charged with completely in the
crime Their bodies were riddled with
bullets. The sheriff released the other
Italians as soon as he learned of the first
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
BREVITIES.

San Francisco has temperance sa-
loon.
Arthur p. Peterson. Attorney General
of Hawaii under the monarchy, died in
exile at San Francisco.
The storage warehouse and elevator of
Hugh Rogers X Co. ut ST. Louis was
burned. Loss. 100000.
a colony of Wisconsin farmers has
taken up over 10000 acres of land along
the PatuXent River i'll Maryland.
David III. Moffatt has been elected
president of the Executive Board of the
International Mining and Industrial Ex-
position, held in Denver next year.
A semi-ofiicial report in Havana regard
ing the firing on the Allianca by Span
ish war vessel is that Il steam launch was
seen To leave the Allanca's side before
the warship signalcd Ecr 10 heave to.
All the New York police officials
against whom indictments were found
by the extraordinary Grand Jury were
placed under arrest when they went to
police headquarters Tuesday morning.
The boiler house and other parts of H.
y Skaters wooden mill at Webster.
Mass. were destroyed 10y the bursting of
one Of the boilers. Over 600 people are
thrown out of employment. The loss is
$4,000.
Oakland. Cal. school children are pre-
pairing to plant a liberty" tree on the an
niversary of Lincoln's assassination.
April u. Soil is being gathered from
every State and Territory and from the
tombs of Washington and Lincoln.
Dr. Cuneo. Italian Consul, has returned
to Denver from Walscnburg, where he
made a full investigation of the recent
lynching of HIS countrymen, who were
charged with murder. He says every
assistance possible was offered him by
the county authorities. He will not dis
cuss the nature of his report to the 1tal-
ian Ambassador, but il is evident he be-
lieves it will prove entirely satisfactory.
Jim Turner, Bill Cooks partner. has
been arrested near Eddy. y. NJ. by Dep
uty Marshal Perry, the officer who caught
Bill Cook.
Edith G. Ball, of Cripple Creek. Colo,
is suing for divorce from Samuel Burns.
n Boston hack driver, who she says
forced her into marriage while she was
under the influence of Il drug.
Great loss in houses and cattle. per-
haps in lives, is being caused in Alabama
by the heavy rains and cloud bursts.
Eleven prisoners, headed by the notori-
Gus murderer, Tom Black. escaped from
the county jail at Seattle, Wash.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
DVLsEsa eef The
*PRESs
Apologize or Fight.

The American people are with Mr..
Gresham in this.-Utica Herald.
The American people are proud of their
flag. aud believe that it should be pro-
tected from insult everywhere. whether
on land or sea. Cleveland Leader.
The incident should be settled in way
TO convince Spain that reckless firing
upon American merchant and passenger
ships will not Toe tolerated.-Nashville
American.
If there should be any show OF hesita-
ton in making proper apology aud in
duly furnishing the bumptious command
er of the Spanish war vessel. the United
States is in position to bring proper
pressure 10 bear. Philadelphia Record.
Oar war vessels should be posted on the
Cuban coast with public instructions 10
quote the language Of forty years ago
70 prevent the exercise OF the assumed
right of visitation and search end repel
the interference by force. Philadelphia
Press.
The incident must be satisfactorily ex-
planned or an apology must Zoe forthcom-
ing 10 wipe cut the insult TO our flag. IL
is time that foreign nations be made To
realize that the American flag must be
respected anywhere and everywhere
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Refusal on the part Of Spain 10 comply
with the requirements of the United
States could have but one meaning. Back
of Secretary GreSham's stern ultimatum
the GUNS of the new nav! and the
invincible potency OF the American peo-
I,le. In ease of war Cuba would be
wrested from Spanish misgovernment in
a twinklng of an eye. and Spain would
lose her last stronghold in the new
world.-Ncw York Advertiser
The reremptory demand addressed 10
the Spanish Government 10y our Depart
ment of State, and signed "Giresham.
will surprise and delight every American
heart Somebody is concerned. then.
about the dignity Of the United States Of
America. There is somebody connected
with the Cleveland administration who
is not utterly Indifferent 10 the sentiment
how manifesting itself SO vigorously out
side of official circles. There * some yer
son in Washington who holds old-fash-
toned notions about the honor of the flag
New York Sun fDem.D-
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Subtrcasury Gathers in Pennies.

Fifty thousand bronze cents were taken
to the United States subtreasury ut Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Tuesday 10y various peo-
pie and exchanged for currency. One
woman had SIG worth in Il sack. A negro
came in with 500 in basket, which he
carried on his head. These receipts were
the greatest in the history of the Cincin-
natl subtreasury for penny receipts. 1t
is the result of the stoppage of slot ma
chine gambling fortnight ago, since
which the subtreasury has been harvest
ing pennies; daily.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22

News of a bold and daring hold-up and
robbery comes from Washita. q. L. Near
dusk The section house and men were
robbed by two highwaymen. Section
Foreman Woods was hit. the ball enter
ing the right cheek and coming out at
the right ear Mrs. Woods was also
beaten over the head with n six-Shooter.
receiving wounds which are likely 10
prove fatal The booty obtained consist
ed of STD in money. railroad checks, anl
three gold watches.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Kansas CITY Bank Fails.

The National Bank of Kansas City
failed TO open its doors Monday morning.
In the panic of 1893 the bank suspended.
but through an arrangement between de-
positorS and stockholders il was per
mitted to resume business. The steady
withdrawal of deposits since that time
has placed the bank in an cmbarra ssing
position and neccssitatcd another suspen-
sion. The statement given out is not
complete. 1t shows assets OF 81 500. 900:
liabilities. 81 10000.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
That Legislative Fight.

Will the Home Missionary Society
please send its bravest workers TO Hoo
sicrdom.-Detroit Journal
The Legislature is gone. and n large
sigh of relief is ascending from Indiana
without regard TO race, color or previous
condition of Observation-Disclosures SEN
tinel
The Indiana Legislature is doing its
utmost to show that physical culture is
after all an important consideration In
educating young man for his respon-
Sibilities as n citizen.-Washingtcn Star.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
Spanish Gunboat Identified.

The commander of the Spanish cruiser
Condo De Nendito reports at Havana.
Cuba. having fired on Il steamship flying
the English flag. Two blank shots were
fired first and then two with balls. 1t is
presumed thar the cruiser was mistaken
in the nationality of the flag and that the
steamer fired upon was the Alianca, an
American
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-22
JOHN BULL is SURLY.
DEMAND UPON
NICARAGUA.

Spanish Cruiser Reports Firing Up
on a Steamer-Cattle RustIers Lynch
a Woman-Disastrous Failure of a
Kansas City Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
TOrNG HAMILTON FISH DTSNHA RGED.

Hamilton Fish. jr.. who arrested Monday
night. charged with making a disturbance in front
OF the Casino at Broadway and Thirty pinth-st
was arragned before Magistrate Brann. in the
jefferson Market Court. yesterday. Policeman kup-
fren who made the arrest, gave mis- testimony. and
Fish was fined s..
Fish and his friend. Frank Adams Acer. who has
law office In the Bennett Building. then asked the
Magistrate swear them. and said under oath that
they had caused greater crowd TO collect than
t. usually TO BE- found Broadway AT the hour At
which the arres; was made. They denied that there
had been any disturbance. M. Acer was one OF the
party with Mr. Fish at the time OF the arrest
Magistrate Brann aid he would give the prisoner
the bench; OF the Ioubt. and he therefore dis
charged.