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Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
Gbe Jnoepenoent
LOCAL EVENTS.
From Fridays Daily.

l. rom L tTlCdy > DdllN-
Miss VanLew, of Argos, is visiting
in this city.
Miss Enie snyder, of Marmont, is Wis
iting in this city.
Herb Gibson is attending the races at
Valparaiso to-day.
James Gilmore, Jr., is again filling his
position in the bank.
The Bicycle Factory is preparing to
make tandem wheels.
j. \. Molter made business trip to
TT. Wayne yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Shane, OK Warsaw, is the
guest Of relatives in this city.
Steven Mann is attending the dedica-
tory services at Chickamauga.
Albert Yost, of Monticello is visiting
his wife and relatives in this city.
Hon. j. 7. Shively, of South Bend,
was Plymouth visitor yesterday
Miss Eva Schaffer, of TT. Wayne, is
the guest Of Miss Edith Johnson.
Miss Myrtle uutchings, of Muncie, is
the guest of Miss Nina Hutchings.
Miss Daisy Nussbaum entertained an
impromptu house party last evening.
J.C. WetmOre, of Atlanta, y. y, is
the guest of W. IL. Carpenter and
family.
Ed. Lose, of Walkerton, is visiting
his parents in this city and attending
the fair
Several hands at the Bicycle Factory
are laid off ON account of short supply
of stock.
Ed Thomas, nickel platter at the BIZ
cycle Factory, has accepted position
in Chicago.
Fred WentZler left for TT. Wayne
last night, where he takes position III
a drug store.
y teachers business meeting FOR
Center township was heid at the court
house yesterday.
Wm. Walburn, OF Lafayette, is visit
ing his brother, Chas. Walburn, in this
city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII VanIIuysen left
for Battle Creek, Mich, yesterday for a
several weeks visit.
Chas. III. Wilcox and wife, Frank Orr
and wife attended the laying of the
corner stone at Rochester yesterday.
1t is estimated that about 10000 peo-
pie attended the laying Of the corner
stone of the new court house at
Rochester.
Miss Nettie Emerson, who has been
quite i'll for the past week, is reported
aS much improved and expects to re-
sumo her place with Carpenter * Bos-
worth tomorrow.
Marshall county veterans who are at
tending the dedication services at Bat
tie Field Park, Chicamauga, are Lew
Artz and Loyal Burch, of the 10Th Ind.
and Jasper Mann, of the Sd OHIO.
AI ItCtUJ ttoJ lndut by I0e water
works at Indianola, Iowa, between sew
eral competitors, John V. Ashley IL Son
of this city were awarded the contract
for furnishing them with their copper
cased well points.
Theodore Sherman and an adopted
son of ID. +. Snyder left this morning
for Lima, Ind, where they will attend
the Episcopal Militay School. Rev. w.
= w. Raymond accompanied them to
their destination
1t is indeed mortifying to our politi-
cal frlnds to discover that nOtwithstand-
ing the puns giving out against our
neIghbOrlng county of Starke, she re-
ceived representation among the
guards for Prison North, while Marsh; |
county was left out in the cold
While the thousands of people have
been enjoying the benefits to be secured
at our fair, our merchants have been
adding new goods to their already i'm
mense stocks preparing for the coming
fall trade. The indications for pros
porous fall trade is very fattering, and
never before brighter.
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giving all the rest of her money to
them. In order to support her count in
proper luxury, Florence Divonne would
gladly see her own mother beggared
and is enraged because that mother will
not beggar herself.
Mrs. Audenried lives in Washington,
but has fed from her home to get rid
of the prosecutions of her noble son-in-
law and her ungrateful daughter. They
give her no peace. Her income has been
reduced to $40, 900 year. She has Of
fered to divide this equally with them
if they will go abroad and not worry
her any more. But they are fearful of
the debts they left behind them in
France and refused to go. Meantime
this brave, gallant, noble blooded count
has sued his mother-in law to compel
her to support him. Nothing like hav-
ing a nobleman in the family
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in his pocket. He managed to draw one
and snapped it at the beasts head, but it
missed fire.
Still retaining his presence Of mind, he
pulled out tho other and fired. The tiger
bounded on few yards and then dropped
dead.
Callnct told me of this himself. He Wa
very badly wounded and is still dreadfully
lame.
Mr.. Young of the civil service heard
that O tiger had forced his way into ma
tive hut and was holding it against its hu-
man owner Mr.. Young mounted the roof
and effected an entrance.
The tiger charged. He fred both bar.
-els and turned to get his second gun from
his attendant, but the fellow had bolted,
The tiger was close up, and Mr.. Young,
In despair, lifted the gun with both hands
in front of his head. The beast sprang,
seized the barrel in his mouth and then
dropped dead. ! saw the gun dented with
the tigers teeth.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A dispatch from Lima SAYS that govern
ment scoops have defeated the Pierola in
surgents at Junin.
United States Senator W, p. Frye was
renominated by the Republicans of the
Maine legislature.
Three big cotton mills Of New England
have decided TO build and operate their
mills in Georgia and Alabama.
The death is announced in London of
Mr.. Moore editor of The Morning Post
and in Paris Of Alexander Bidare, the
noted artist.
In FIRE ut Colfeyville Kan, seven large
buildings were destroyed, and man
named Easley fatally hurt by falling walls
Loss sos, 900.
Eear Flemingsburg, Ky, VIII English,
a noted desperado attempted To assault
SO-year.old Andrew Vaughn with an AK.
The old man shot him dead
Mrs Mary II. Lathrop, state president
Of the Michigan w. G. Il, L., for the past
aine years, and widely known temper
lnce lecturer, died yesterday at Jackson,
aged 81 years
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 4-The Iron Trade
Review publishes letter from Andrew
Carnegie, in which he says: 1T seems to
me that 1895 is going to be a better year
for the iron and steel trade than its prede-
cessor. But the sword of Damocles hangs
over every phase of business in the United
States That is the sword of silver Until
the country plants itself firmly and for
ever upon the platform Of money of the
highest standard value no forecast is
worth much"
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The susceptible and difIident reporter
had called on the beautiful young actress
Co interview her on the elevation of the
stage He had sent up his card and was
awaiting her in the reception room.
When she entered, he sat near a win
dow, which, while it blinded her so that
jhe could not see him, poured over her Il
food Of light and brought out in glorious
radiance her ontrancinR beauty,
For an instant he sat as il spellbound,
and then, rising awkwardly and stammer-
ing he came toward her
AS he drew near her eyes became fIed
on him with a Mortified stare, and with a
fearful shrek shs turned and fed from
she room.
He had lost his head completely, and
she had not yet become accustomed to thAt
sort Of thing -Detroit Free Press.
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Suicide in Mid-Ooean.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4-The American
line steamer Kensington, which reached
this port yesterday from Liverpool, re
ported that on New Years afternoon Mrs
Catherine Rounitz, steerage passenger,
leaped overheard and was drowned. She
was Polish woman, aged 40 years, with
six children, The eldest of whom is - years
old and the youngest nine months. She
boarded the ship at Liverpool to go to
Cleveland, o., where her husband was
awaiting her. 1t is thought that the wo-
man was demented. The children are in
care of United States Immigration Com
missioner Rogers pending an answer to u
dispatch sent the father.
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Reslgned by Reauest.

Graham, Of the steamer Finance, of the
Columbian line has resigned by request
of the officials of that company. Com
mander Graham, as an officer of the navy,
was some time ago suspended for seven
years by the president, on half pay, for in
subordination, and then accepted a posi-
tion with the Columbian line. 1t is charged
that while at Colon he remarked. 81 am
no common merchant ship captain. am
an officer of the United States navy" He
denies the remark attributed to him. His
successor will be Captain Michael J. DAILY
late OF the Brazil line.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. The president
yesterday sent TO the senate a full report
of the Bluetlelds affair, comprising all the
correspondence relating to the subject
which has passed in the last two years
making formidable document of over
600 pages 1t shows that the administra-
tion has succeeded in practically settling
one Of the most annoying international
questions that has perplexed this govern
ment for about fifty years.
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 4.-The EN-
ployes of the Lehigh Valley Railroad com
pany are said TO be forming a committee
for the purpose of complaining to Presi-
dent Wilbur regarding recent reductions
in wages and unpopular changes in the
rules. Non-union men are with the Broth
erhood men in the movement, and have
agreed to serve on the committee and bear
two-thirds Of the necessary expenses.
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30 oraeLer. surprIsed At worl.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 4.-Safe crackers
were surprised at work during the night
by Harry Clauser in his fathers country
store, Ave miles south of here. Shots were
exchanged and one Of the shelves badly
wounded, for he was traced by blood to
near Philadelphia. Sticks of dynamite
and a burglars kit were left behind. The
safe contained 1900.
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The Opposition to Senator $,

TRENTON, Jan. 4.-Senator stern -
Assemblymen Wilbur, Ginder and Exton,
the four Republican representatives from
Mercer county in the next legislature,
have held "a conference on the United
States senatorship question, and have
formally decided to support General Sew
ell. The opponents of General Sewell had
been lately claiming that at least two Of
the Mercer members were doubtful, and
that perhaps a third could be induced to
vote for Franklin Murphy or some other
person upon whom the antis could agree
1t is asserted that the opposition is gaining
strength.
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Toronto's Doodle Aldermen.

TORONTO, Jan. 4.-Judge McDougall,
who presided at the investigation into the
charges against certain city aldermen,
finds that illegal, improper and corrupt
practices" have been resorted to by certain
aldermen in obtaining franchises for con-
tractors for civic franchises.
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DECATUR Ala, Jan The postoffice
in this city was robbed of postage stamps,
registered letters and packages and money
belonging to the government. The loss is
about 81 900 Burglars blew open the safe
and rified it Of It's contents
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Postorice Robbers Arrested.

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 4.-"Jim' Martin,
Jim Morgan and "Al' Reid are under
arrest on charges Of robbing the postofIices
at Bastrop, Durham and other places.
This is said to be the gang that has been
going to and fro in the state, robbing post
Offices banks and express Offices
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LANSING, Mich. Jan. 4.-The caucus Of
the Republican members of the Legislature
for the nomination of United States SEN
ator to fill the unexpired term of Senator
Stockbridge deceased, nominated Con
gresham Burrows on the second ballot
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Fouua ouiIty Of smuggling.

ST. Petersburg, Jan. 4-Ths IriAl OF
the thiIty sWo postoffics employees and
merchants who formed band Of snug
glsrI operating on the Russo PruSsian
frontier hGs been concluded, OF the &C,
eused persons twenty seven were found
EuiltJ, and we're sentenced 50 imprison-
m0nt or transportation.
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Onnosition to Elkins.

WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. IN. e. Whit
taler and John A. Hutchinson have an
nounced themselves as candidates for the
United States senate against Mr.. Elkins,
There will undoubtedly be strong effort
made by these gentlemen to defeat the ex-
secretary of war, though upon whom the
combination will center its strength is not
known
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CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Patrolman Edward
Duddles of the Larabee street station, was
shot and instantly killed last night by a
burglar whom he was attempting to place
under arrest, The murderer and his pal
esCaDed
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A Narrow Escape.

MoEll-The tenor OF the Bostonians
came very near being arrested ON Wash.
ington street yesterday.
O'Kief-What forg
MoEll--Barnabee told a policeman THAI
he was Robin Hood the night before, bus
the cop refused to take him in unless Hood
appeared to press the charge. Brooklyn
Eagle.
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Prince and Czar.

The Prince of Wales has never got
credit for being either brilliant or states
manlike, yet he has probably accom-
plished in a month more than Disraeli,
Salisbury or Gladstone was able to do
during generations of diplomacy. He
has made Russia England's firm friend
Wales has two qualities that go very far
indeed toward the making of a genius as
well as statesman. He has a kindly
heart and good common sense, inherited
from both his mother and his father.
When the young czar was overcome
with cold scare at the thought of
what was before him, it was the strength
and wisdom Of his uncle, the future
king Of England, that kept him from
breaking down. 1t is nothing against
the poor lad that his nerves gave way.
The death of his father, his own acces
sion to the throne of Russia and his
marriage to Alix, all coming at once,
would have been q terrible shock to
anybody. At least the mind that would
not have been torn up by these events is
not a mind to be envied. Any one of
them would have been enough. But I'm
Gle Wales never deserted his imperial
nephew for one moment. He staid be-
side him, counseled him and infused
some Of his own nerve and self control
into Nicholas II. No wonder the young
= E Al L.
out to all England, and the promise is
that henceforth the two nations that
counted themselves hereditary enemies
will be fast friends The triple alliance
of England, Russia and France could
dictate the peace and war of all Europe
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Harper'S S Magazine
IN 1895.

The Simpletons. new novel by Thomas
Hardy, will be begun in the Dec EN- Ger Mum.
Der, 1894, and continued TO November, 1895.
" hoover may be ones favorite among English
novelists it will be conceded by all critics that
Thomas Hardy stands foremost as a master
artist in fiction, aud The Simpletons may be
expected to arouse enthusiasm not inferior in
degree 10 that which has marked Trilby-the
ost successful story Of the year Another
leading feature will be the Personal Recollecs
tons OF Joan of arc, by the Sleur Louis De
COnte, Her Page and Secretary, under when
guise The most popular of living American
magazine writers will present the story OF the
Maid OF Orleans. 10 the January Number
Will appear a profusely illustrated paper on
Charleston and the Carolinas, the first of
series OF Southern papers.
orthern Africa Is attracting more atten-
tion than at any other time since 1t was the
seat of empires The next volume Of HAIR
PER'S MAGAZINE win contain four illus
trated articles on this region, and three OF
them v Ill depict he present life there Julian
alph will prepare for the MAGAZINE a
ttneS OF eight Stories depicting typical phases
OF Chinese Life and Manners. Besides the
long stories, there VIII begin in the January
Number the first chapters OF A 1hree-Part
novelette,, by Richard Harding Davis-the
INCEST work yet attempted by this writer
omplete short stories by popular writer's will
ontinue To be feature OF the MAGAZINE.
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NEW YORK, Jan. Edward r, Carter,
the defaulting clerk of the National Bank
of Commerce, who is charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 from that institution,
pleaded guilty before United States Com
missioner Shields, and was held for the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
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Another Fenian Prisoner Releassd.

DUBLIN, Jan. 4-The Freeman Journal
announces that Lord Houghton lord lieu
tenant OF Ireland, in response to an ap-
peal, has ordered the release OF Thomas
Cunningham from the Sligo jail
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The solitnde ID societr.

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ly tiresomel-New York Advertiser.
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British Tourist-Do you have many 70.
peaters at these western eleotionsf
Quick Drop Dan--Waal no, not many
has winohesters, but We all hRVs TeVOlVsHa.
New York World.
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A Chance for American Hsiresses.

vienna, Jan. A newspaper Of this
city states that the mikado Of Japan seeks
an European princess or an American
heiress as q wife for the crown prince Of
Japan
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Over Two Hundred FIshermen Loo.

LONDON, Jan. At has now been as
,ertained that nearly 225 fishermen belong
ng to Hull, Grimsby and Yarmouth were
Ost during the recent gale.
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The really old families of America
are those that trace their descent from
ihe red men, These are the only old
families we have
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The senate had at the beginning Of
this session l45 bills and resolutions
that had been reported favorably by
committees last session. These it must
first dispose of. The Nicaragua canal
question will be one Of the first to be
decided in both houses. 1t has been
waiting since Senator Sherman tried
to have his bill passed three years ago.
There is also waiting to be disposed Of
the uniform bankruptcy act This is 3
bill which has already been considered
favorably in the house. 1t is possible,
too, that during the present session Ar
izona and New Mexico will be admit
ted M states The very important quss-
ton Of striking out a nsw financial pol
icy for the country along the lines Of
the Baltimore plan or President Cleve-
lands plan or some other will proba-
bIy be talked over for weeks, maybe
months, but nobody knows whether any
thing will be done. Another important
matter that will be considered is a law
allowing railway companies to pool
their freight and passenger earnings un-
der restrictions from the interstate
commerce commission. These are the
chief subjects, aside from appropriation
bills, that will occupy the Fifty-third
congress during its short session.
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r a bad man.
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repetition Of the reign of fearly California
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is FAVORED BY BURGLARS,
A District South of Mob Hill
Much Visited in the
Last Month.
NO CAPTURES BY THE POLICE
News OF the Chretien Robbery
Leads to an Inquiry in the
Neighborhood.

The neighborhood round the residence
of John NJ. Chretien, S04 Bush street,
seems TO have been particularly inviting
to burglars during the last month.
The house numbered in the diagram
is Lawyer Chretien's residence, which was
entered by "porch climber" Sunday
evening, August IL. Owing to the secrecy
imposed by the police, to whom the matter
was Immediately reported, the affair was
not publicly known until an account of it
appeared in yesterday mornings papers.
So far the detectives seem to have &C
complished nothing toward the apprehen-
sion of the man, whose broad finger-marks
and shoe-scratches are still plainly visible
on the wooden pillar of the small porch at
SOC Bush. The climb was an easy one
and the step across to the little balcony at
S04 was very simple. From an upstairs
front room he took $50 in gold coin and