Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-15
IN GENERAL

Rudolph Sprecllels denies the report
that he was mixed up in the Hawaiian
rebellion.
No progress has been made III the for
nation of Il Whiteway Ministry in St.
Johns, y. +. The party is divided into Il
series of factions, each of which is fight
ing for spoils.
The Rev. Father Sylvester Jaert, Of
Washington, has received Il letter from
the Pope, in which is expressed the Holy
Fathers disapproval of the use of bicy
cles by Roman Catholic priests.
The Dominion Government has sent
two gold commissioners to Forty Mile
Greek, in Alaska. claiming that the gold
fields along the Yukon. heretofore consid-
cred in the United States, are in British
Columbia.
The Teutonic was sighted off Sandy
Hook by n tug that went out late Fri
day night to look for it. The Teutouic
signaled it had not seen the La Gascogne.
The Teutonic was covered with ice, but
is uninjured and all on board are well.
1t was delayed by head winds and heavy
weather
The announcement of the American
loan confirms the statement that gold
would leave London for New York The
Bank of England Will probably lose about
E2.OOO,OOO and the remainder will come
from the open market and other sources
The rise N Paris and Berlin exchange
indicates that those countries are buying
rcmlttances on London with view to
participating in the loan. The stock mar
kets were depressed by the loan announce
ment. partly because of the probable loss
of gold and dearer money.
The Cincinnati Price Current summar-
ICES the crop conditions for the past week
rs follows: "A portion Of the wheat crop
area has recently been subjected to frcez-
ing and thawing, and some injury has
been done, but the crop is mostly protect
cd and uninjured. Interior wheat Offer
ings are exceptionally small and lies
are being made only ut Il premium over
parity with market centers. NIllers sup
plies are low and replenishment is ditti-
cult. Corn Is i'll fair supply in many dis
tricts, but not marketed freely The
weeks packing of hogs amounted TO 3D.
900. against 100000 for the correspond
ing week Il year ago"
The State Treasurer of South Dakota
will at once begin paying cash for all out
standing warrants and hcnceforth there
will be no trouble in maintaining cash
payments. \ telegram from Il firm of
Chicago bankers states they would like a
large block of the warrants and would
deposit the money to the Treasurers or
der. The bid was Il most favorable one
and was accepted promptly. This, with
others just made, gives the State plenty
of money to meet all outstanding and
prospective Obligations. There will be
no trouble in maintaining cash payments
until August. when deficiency tax fully
equal 10 the Taylor default will be made.
X. @. Dun & Co.'S Weekly Review of
Trade says: For whole week the con-
fidcnt expectation of the sale of bonds has
kept back exports of gold. Withdrawals
from the treasury amounted to about 81
100000 but were mainly for domestic
purposes. In the two months ending Feb.
|. the treasury actually lost S6I 100000
in gold. of which $40. 100000 went into
circulation and SIG, 100000, besides the
product of the mines. went abroad. To
arrest this outgo in either direction is Il
problem which the new issue of bonds
may possibly solve 1t is hoped that the
negotiations with foreign bankers may Sc
cure some Improvement, though it is
clear that sales of securities here will
have the same effect as if the bonds were
placed in this country and they may not
be stopped by the new transactions. The
condition of industries if not definitely
better at least presents some points of
encoura cement.