Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-28
EooSier Happenings

i'DIt. -f4 ar tft 80 cfil> tl,i.
\ FIHE trottmg stallion was killed by
Lightning near Craw:Crdsviile.
WM. {. JoNrS. lost an arm by falling
under a BIG -Four train at Anderson.
TIE Diedrlch syndicate las made
proposition TO buy tire Burlington gas line
HARRISON CoISrY has pCStoilice
which boasts Of The lengthy name of IL
OSCAR NJ. SHANK committed suicide at
Union City. DcSpOnicnt because he had
epilepsy.
WHLBUE BRADDoCK. -. was run over
by a heavy coal wagon AZ Connersville,
and killed.
LEM MIrLER'S skull was crushed by a
heavy iron bar striking him at Anderson.
May recover.
TIE scott County Commissioners have
issued S900 worth Of bonds 10 erect a new
Jail at Scotisburg.
WHILE Jack Taylor was telling trees
near >pringville. lie was killed by limb
striking his head.
MUNC!E bod carriers have lost their
strike and have returned to work without
an increase il wages.
Mrs. CHARLES BUEGIoN's 12-year-old
daughter, near Slieibyyillc, fell from tree
and was fatally injured.
THE left arm. hand. and shoulder blade
of a human body were found near Farm
land. The body could not be found.
The National Tin-Plate Company. now
engaged in constructing a large plant at
Anderson. will start eight mills on Jelly Is.
MARTIN DOVE of Anderson. who has
been connected with the Meridian glass
works for a couple of years, bled to death.
Mrs. FREDERICK BmsroFF of Laporte,
was fatally burned b. her dress catching
fire from lighted match. She is 90 years
old.
ATTIcA VIII have free mail delivery af-
ter July /. This Will be the smallest city
in the United States enjoying this privil-
eye.
PART OF the ScatteTfield "white cap
gang not under arrest shaved the tail of
fine stallion belonging TO David StinsOn,
at Anderson.
FARMER Sol. MILLER. near llaSers-
town. went cut in his field and discovered
number OF hogs and sheep that had been
Sunstruck and killed.
BURGLARS at South Bend have been TAX
ing advantage of the warm nights and
open windows to make profitable raids on
unguarded residences.
FROM Montgomery County a report
comes OF couple who have eleven sons,
the father being but IS years old and the
'Sother years younger.
Two NEW schocl buildings are TO he
tCted in ElwCoi to accommodate the in
creased school attendance. There are 5000
school children i'm the town.
John KERSGNGER, chief engineer of the
Ellsworth paper mills. near Terre Haute,
was crushed to death u he collapse of a
stack of finished paper. His neck WAS
broken.
BURGLARS broke into the pOStOfiice at
Dora, Wabash County. and secured SIS III
money and stamps. and quantity of
goods Belonging 10 Jacob Fall, in whose
store the office is kept.
CHRIS CHRIsJoHN, of Bartholomew
County. lost his barn and contents by
incendiarism, and he has received an
anonymous note in effect that his house
Will be burned if he does not move.
THE Commissioners of Owen County
will sink an artesan well in the Court
house yard at Spencer. the wafer 10 be free
TO all. There are already two arteSian
wells in that place. owned 10y private
capital. with an hourly output Gz nearly
800 gallons.
GoLpIE PARKER, The S-year-old daugh-
teT OF Harvey Parker. was probably fatally
injured at Bedford. An old plank side
walk blew over and struck her on The
head from which she Las been uncGn-
scious. Very feeble hopes are entertained
for her recovery.
NrI SoN WHETHER one of t,,rr WaVne'S
pioneers, dropped dead while sprinkling
his lawn. His sudden death was uneN-
pected Ii was discovered that death was
caused 10y perlCration Of the bowels. lie
had been suffering with stomach trouble
for several DAYS.
CHARLES COOPER. clerk of the Sham
rock hotel. is the hero OF the Geneva fire.
When the flames were the hottest, he stood
on the heated roof and fought the blaze,
saving thousands of dollars worth OF yalu-
able property. which would have been de-
stroyed. Cooper was unconscious for hours
after his battle and is in precarious con-
dition.
| Fort WAYNE was decided on as the
next place of meeting of the Northern lndi-
| ana Editorial Association which held this
years session at L0gansport. j. b. Stoll,
of the South Bend Times, was reelected
| President by reclamation. Other officers
elected were: Vice Pre- Sident. T. IL.
Willis. Waterloo Press: Second Vice Pres
ident Mrs Daniel Mcdonald. Plymouth
Democrat: Treasurer. Major Bitiers, Roch-
lister Republican; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. J. Z. Sutton, LOganSpOTt Reporter;
Corresponding Secretary. Miss Josie Page,
! Fort Wayne News. 1t was voted TO join
the other editorial associations of the State
in attending in a body the Cotton States
Exposition at Atlanta. Ga, during the
autumn. and committee was named on
arrangements. The visiting editors were
given drive around Logansport, visiting
Long Cliff Insane Hospital and other
points of interest. The local newspaper
men and citizens had raised a fund of
nearly $500 and the visitors expressed as
highly pleased with lheir entertainment
| while there.
James City, aged Il, and Michael Cryne,
! aged 10. both miners at Jackson Hill. were
caught by falling slate and instantly killed.
Mine Inspector Fisher of Brazil, and
deputy McCloud of Linton, went over TO