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EAGLE Pass, Tex. June 49, Rafael
Valdez, q notorious border bandit, wEB
captured few days ago at LImpAtSs,
Mtxioj. Whom near PisdtaB Negrss
he attempted 10 escape and was killed
by one Of the guards. His dcpfeda.
lions have been such that border
ca,tlemen have offered 1900 for his
ATfOtt.
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Hsirsss In - csnyest.

ET. LOUIS, June l9.-Nn May
Dollie Criteunslt, the young hslrs'a
who 30 nysterlously disappeared n few
days ago IL In tho convent OF the Good
shepherd whittier she hAd gene NOlun-
hrily IN pursuance " a frequently cx.
pressed determination t. Join that cem.
munitT. She roiusrs TO return home.
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MOBILE, Ais, June ls.-ArrSngs.
monls were compl, ted today for joint
debate 10 take plsce here on tbs lst Of
July, between w. }. Bryan OF Nebras.
kn, ami Richard IL. Clnfk, of Alabama,
tbs silver question being Tue subject.
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WAsHISUTos, ID. c., June lS.-To-
days sIAismsnt VI tho condition OF the
usAiuty shows Available cash bal
Iae., slsS,sl6,SOl; gold reserve, $780,
Ssabg0.
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NO KEAL Alliance.

Prince bismarck on tho Reported
Eu,eni. h-,wssu France and nussis-
NEW York, June ia Dispatch
10 tho Herald from Hsmburg says;
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Such drop OF prices dreamed the lace world
You will never have opportunity to buy cheapy again

All out Black Laces from T., inch
edging 10 4 IS inches wide, all over net
at prices that will astonsh and please
you.
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Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

lie true way TO bring prosperity to
any part Of the country is make home
market, as far as possible Tor home
products. The establishment of manu-.
factories i'll any locality is sure road
to wealth to producers all around. Any
thing that tends to do away with the
necessity Of transporting the grain, the
beef, pork and other products of the
farm, and still leaves not only other in
dustrial pursuits untouched, both aids
them by bringing the producer and
consumer together, and Is equal to en-
larged facilities and cheaper products
To both
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

EMPLOYEES Of the Wabash railway
system are now considering the adyisa-
biiity Of enforcing the re insi atement
of certain discharged employees who are
members OF various railway mems
unions under threat of general strike.
If they do this they will continue Il
method of dealing with employers
which has always resulted dIsastrousiy
to the employed. The form of govern
ment, the social conditions and the rela-
tive conditions Of supply and demand
all have to do with the relations Of the
employer anu the employed. The
causes of serious differences between
the employers and employees are too
deep rooted to be modified 10y strikes or
a. least by strikes of the character witn
which this country is most familiar
The people who are constantly before
the public with grievances are of the
masses Of people who hold the balance
Of power in all forms OF democratic
government and to change the whole
order of social, political and economic
conditions they hayv but 20 use thei.
| intelligence and the ballot.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

APPENDICITIS has got 10 be So formi-
dable a disease, and the cause of il SO
often attributed TO grape seeds or other
foreign bodies, that many have feared
to eat these wholesome fruits. In a
paper read before the Virginia Medical
Association, DR.. Hunter McGuire, a
celebrated surgeon of that state, said
that in all the operations he had per
formed for appendicitis he had never
seen single grape, tomato or cherry
seed, and he added that he was glad to
make the statement since it might tend
to allay the fears of the public as to the
supposed danger arising from eatir 8
these fruits.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
revolution

TIE latter half of the nineteenth
century has been an age OF develop
ment and evolution, and the last de
cade has particularly marked transitory
conditions in the sphere of women. \
great change is taking place in the
feminine world, and civilized nations
may as we'll awake to the fact and ac-
knowledge it. Satire and derisiOn.
leyity and sarcastic humOr seem rather
10 accelerate the changes that are TAX
ing place than to retard them. Society
is confronted with new conditions and
new problems have already presented
themselves which will puzzle the most
learned of tie wise 10 solve. Women
are going to wear new apparel. Women
have already attended theatres in bloom
er costume. y great wave of reform is
passing over the intelligent and en-
hghtened women of this age and cata-
clySm threatens that Will engulf all
present conservative ideas of propriety
ana give 70 rOSterity modes and Gus
toms that have never been dreamed of
i'll the philosophy of our contempor-
aries.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

there is no Ice in this country
too sacred tor the display of the flag of
the Union. some folks object to its
floating over the school houses. 1t
ought TO lloat over every church as well
There is 10 Partisaus;ip or politics in
Old Glory. 1t is simply the inspira-
tlon tc a love of country. 1t is the en-
blem Of our country, and there is no
land in the universe equal to it, and
love of our country i, love for God.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

SOUTH CHICAGO has declared herself
in sympathy with the struggling Cub
ans who are fighting to throw off the
yoke of Spain. This is in accord with
the sentiment of American patriots
who stand on the broad platform of in
dependence, assert that all men should
be held free and equal before the law
and that each man should have the
rights of franchise and voice by bal
lot in the government of his own ma
ton. Spain has mercilessly taxed her
Cuban subjects in order that her own
Golfers might be filled to meet the law
ish expenditure of Spanish government
and has failed to return an equivalent.
Like the cOlOnists of America the
patriots of Cuba have declared against
oppression and for independence. AS
America fought against England, so
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

OUR neighbOr of the Monticello
Democrat, got up first class roast to
order, against what he calls "quasl demo
cratic papers with populistic ideas"
telling them it is about time they fell
into line. it begins TO appear that
newspaper men are not sticking close
10 the party text. This is right \
little more airing Of the actual neces
stiles OF this country, and less party, is
what we need.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

WHILE some OF our exchanges are
talking about Old newspapers and old
newspaper men, and the troubles that
so thickly bestrew their pathway, before
complaining any more they should
study up the history Of the illustrious
Cinnamon. The oldest paper IN the
world is published in that country, be-
Ing in existence over 1000 years. One
of the pleasant features connected with
newspaper work In that enlightened
country is, that when anything appears
i'm the sheet that is obnoxious to the
government, off comes the editors head
Up to date nineteen have made then
exits from this world ~ this route.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
~ Has ;s.pn Pee iicte 4.

The persiStency in which fictitioits
news has been made Up at this place
md sent to the leading journals Of the
country has finally led to What many
people predicted would be the case, if
it were kept up that Is, some one OF
the journals world in time take meas
ures to ascertain who it was that ST.
long and SO often not only fooled the
Publishers themselves, out very great
ly annoyed the citizens of the town III
having such preposterous .stories 60
ing about the country, dated at ar
saw, every one Of which were false
from beginning TO end-there not
even being scintiila of fact en- which
TO base the 'cOck and-bulf' stories
that have been sent for fully five years
past. On Saturday a representative of
the Cleveland (O.) Press arrived in the
city to investigate the last story of
which the paper was the victim the
one in which the particulars were given
of the kidnapping of a girl by a young
man who owned fine cottage on an
island in Eagle lake, at this place, and
which on coming to light was about
to end in the lynching of the young
man, the ground work having thus been
laid, it will he observed, for an other
dispatch to the Press, giving the par
ticulars of the lynching, Just as soon as
it took place. The publishers of this
paper were asked about the latter in a
telegI am, and of course replied that
there was nothing of the kind going
on here. This led TO sending the repre-
sentative out and he was not long in
discovering the author of the wholly
made-up story. Just what will Je co le
in the matter remains TO be seen. IN
Marshall county over year ago a SIM
| liar state of affairs existed. Fictitious
Sews was sent to the leading Journals
of Chicago and elsewhere, and finally
the correspondents got the newspaper
into difficulty by representing the small
| L
became serious, and a libel case was
foreshadowed at once, and it is said
that the authors of the false news was
compelled 20 run away to avoid an in
dictment. Since that time Plymouth
and Bourbon have been comparatively
free from "news fakes" We are nol
sufficiently Informed as to the law, but
we presume there is some sort of punish
ment for any one who would take
money for furnishing news, not word
of which is true, on the ground that il
partakes of swlndling, at least. We
do not know what course is to be pur-
sued in this case, and for that reason
we refrain from giving the name OF
the author of the story eminating from
this city, although it is said that the
young man confessed that he was the
! individual who sent it. 1t is to be
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

Ii history shall repeat itself and the
present high state of civilization shall
suffer a decadence and lapse back to
the conditions which characterized the
time of the dark ages it will be due to
the deadly microbe. The mlcrobe has
lntruded his preSumptuous self into the
most sacred precincts of private life.
He is found in flesh and fish and he
clings to every vegetable that grows.
lie has checked the time honOred and
delightful practice of osculation and
has given many setback to schemes
of public benefcence. The latest dis
covered abiding place for the micrObe
is the telephone transmittec where he
is said to lurk with purpose SO NAL
icious and an influence on the public
health so potent and dire that the users
of telephones and magnates of tele-
phone monopOlies may well tremble at
the prospect. He who will exterminate
the microbe will indeed be great bene-
factor to mankind.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

EVERY successive day eXemplifies
and enforceS the wisdom and necessity
of keeping partisan politics out of the
city business. III )nest, economical
management of the public interests is
The important and essential thing. The
city property belongs to the people.
The laws and ordinances are for the
protection and good of the people and
not for the interests Of political hacks
of any party.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

RUSSIA is most carefully planning
for commercial and military supremacy
III the far east and she is forming re-
lations with China most admirably cal
culated for the development of these
plans. England looks upon these
things with no small degree of dissatis-
faction and no doubt would pay libel-
ally for something in the form of a
cOunter-irritant.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
Marriage Licenses.
Family Reunion.

There was reunion of the Burden
family held at Uncle Stacy Burdens,
Friday, September 20. About sixty OF
his relatives met to partake of an eX-
cellent supper, the table being spread
in the front yard. His five sisters and
two brothers and their families were
present. Those from distance were:
Shad Burden and family, Leonard
Burden, wife and daughter, Mrs. Mary
A. Coleman;,, ODie Burden and wife;
Henry Burden, wife and daughter; Ed
mund Bunton, wife aud daughter, and
Mrs. Nancy "A. Wilcox, of Laporte, and
Mrs. Rebecca Carder, of Hanna Station,
and Mr.. and Mrs. u. Read, of South
Bend.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
He Met His Match

He was all that's brave and manly.
He had emula lated Stanley and had trav-
ersed wilds where white man ne'er
had set his foot be ore. He just gloried
in battle, for he loved to hear the
rattle of the bul cts ami the sounding
of the cannols deadly roar.
He would fight a hundred people.
He would climb the highest steeple,
though ne knew by that rash act he
was courting certain death. He would
face raging tiger, he would swim the
turbid Niger, and he'd wa k up to a
cannon's mouth and mover bate his
breath.
There was nothing that could scare
him. He ventured in the harems of
the widest. fercest pasha that eer
lived on Turkeys coast. In a grave
yard he had wandered late at night,
and there had pondered if il would be
his fortune just to zee a real ghost.
He was brave beyond all question
There had ne'er been a suggestion
that the stories of HIS hold less were
not made up of the truth; but, alas.
his courage failed him when a rotte n
molar allied him. for he didn't have
the nerve to let dentist pull his
tooth. New York World.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

SILVER is T. antagonistic to gold.
She simply d es recognition in the
national esteelu on an equality with
gold and as the peer of gold that the
two, standing once more together be-
fore the American people i'll happy re-
union, may promise the restoration of a
solid financial system which can oe
built only on the firm foundation of
the double standard.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
FIGHTING WITH SHARK.
a Man Out Swimming Is Attacked by .
Big Man-Ea.er.

Big Man-Ea'er.
Milton shane, of Pablo, was recently
swimming aroGnd outside the surf and
cr Dying himself in the water as only
I'll expert swimmer can, says the Flor
ida Times niop When he was about
six hundred yards from the beach,
floati g on his back, he was attacked
by shark.
Shane Immediately realized his dam
ger and eyertel every effort TO fight
the fish off and at the same time reach
the shore. But the shark was Ier0-
US, and as often a re, ulsed would
return again to the attack. The Young
man by clear r-headedness and bravery,
was ab e in some degree to evade the
monsters ttacks. but not altogether,
as at every dart of the fish part of the
unfortunate swimmers flesh was torn
away. But it was struggle for very
life, and finally the young man reached
shallow water, and then the beach, al
most exhausted from exertion and loss
of blood.
1t was found that his thigh bore no
less than twenty-six separate wounds
made by The sharks teeth, which, ow-
ing to their peculiar formation, tore
away the flesh at every incision. A
sea captain, who examined Shane 3
hurts, said that Judging from the
marks the shark could not have been
| less than ten feet long.
Shane's wounds, though many and
painful, are not considered dangerous.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

WHILE The Cubans ar@ struggling for
liberty in Cuba the Irish patriots of
America are fondly working to achieve
the independence of ireland, with the
better average education by which the
world is blessed and the higher intelli-
gence by which men are now prompted
added to the incentive by which the
Irish people are driven 10 seek new and
better conditions of national life. an
Irish republic may yet, and in the not
distant future, float its banners to the
breeZeS of the old world.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
Court Notes.

Albert Leeper brought suit in Justice
Reeves court Thursday against the
Baltimore, Ohio & Chicago railroad to
recover damages for the loss of stock
killed by the said railroad company.
e. Z. DrummOnd appeared for the
plaintiff and attorneys Packard X
Logan for the defendants \ judgment
for SO was rendered for the plaintiff.
John Leeper brought a parallel case
against the same company, and with
the same attorneys on each side. a
judgment was rendered in his favor
for $40.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

LATE reports give hope for the indie
pendence of Cuba. A president has
been elected, Spaniards are desertIng the
ranks of the Spanish army and the
fighters for freedom are winning vic
tory after victory. The nations of the
world may not be surprised at any time
to learn that Spain is defeated and that
a new republic has actually been born
on an island of the sea.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

TIE pOpulists of Indiana are out
with their platform, and it is about this
III nutshell: Ia favor OF fighting the
battle of 1896 On the Omaha platform
demand the free and unlimited coinage
Of silver at tie old ratin-i6 To /, and
all the otEer features that were promi-
neni Defcre the people in lS9.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

THERE is a great hubbub in Wall
street over the gold situation. Tae
United States have risen to the needs
of every emergency to date. and it is
not now unreasonable to expect the
early advent of great silver tongued
orator who will quell the disturbance on
the surface of national financial affairs
and set the minds of the fearful at rest
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

TIE health commissioners OF Chicago
have registered vigorous kick against
the teit phone company OF that city.
The trouble has originated over an
order, that when using the line the
sender OF message shall place his lips
close to The tranSmitter. The health
officers are sure microbes will be trans
mitted TO the phone and dire will be
the results.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

MeSsrs. Zimmerman * Smith have in
the Plymouth DAILY INDEPENDENT
one of the neatest and most prosperous
looking dailies in the State. The
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT has been eS-
tablished but about year, but with the
judgment of good newspaper men they
saw an opening, to which others were
blind, for daily, and the support given
by the citizens proves they were right
in making the venture. Chicago News
paper Union.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

ONE condition that cannot be turned
aside. and which does receive the con-
demnation of every honest citizen, is
the one this great country is in to day
regarding lis finances. How humlli-
ating it must be, to recognize The wave
of the hand of our mOnied aristOcracy
But II will be ever thus as long as we
continue at the single standard.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

THERE are people In this world who
are not stupid but malicious, who take
pleasure in wounding the feelings of
others, or in gratifying themselves at
the expense of others. The real basis
of good manners is kind and sym
pathizing heart. Respect, consideration,
fine feeling have everything to do with
oIling the wheels of this world
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neigh.
bors also to the G. a. II. and the
Plymouth Fire Department for the
sympathy and assistance SO graciously
extended to us during our late bereave-
ment in the loss of our husband and
father, and also to those who so willing
ly assisted in caring for him before
death. Gratefully,
Mrs. JOHN PATTERSON,
Son AND DAUGHTER.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
one Of the regular Wednesday

IL one Of the regular Wednesday
evening prayer meetings in Peoria the
pious proposition that prayers be offered
for the mayor and city council was al
mos unanimously voted down, on the
ground That the whole outfit was past
praying for, and prayers should be re-
served Tor more worthy cause.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

TIE destruction by cholera IN both
Chlna and japan is said to be increas-
ing at an enormous rate. Considerable
uneasiness is being manifested at our
Sea ports.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

hoped however, that the sendin @ Of
false dispatches and news to the press
from Warsaw, will now have an eLd
for it begins to look somewhat danger
Gus. Warsaw Times.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

CHICAGO complains that the recent
hot winds blew the wrong way.
1t Is ii wonder Chicago has not
thought CT moving the lake around to
her ojier side.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
Massage.

Mime. Gaffrier, experienced masseur
and late graduate at Berlin, may be
consulted regarding professional ser
vice at her office on Water street near
Dishers mill. Nine. Goffrier is an ex-
pert in the Swedish movement and ii
prepared to give massage treatments
in the most skillful and scientific man
ner.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
49,

Gagged lions ani t'~--< IN
taRuarS take no Cf I.n'.
women passing in front of - lat
let q dog be brought anywhere ma.
the cage and they show their savage
nature at once and spring up. glaring
Su1 savaeely.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

TIT syndicate organized 10 keep our
government running has disbanded, and
divided up tie dough" made in the
transaction some S,CO0.OGO.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

No party in this country is measured
III pa1!Ic estimation by its professions,
but by the probabilities Of is perfor-
manre
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

TIE Bible and the looking glass are
the two most importment and efficient
instruments o. civilization.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

Il 5 said 20 e an assured fact that
the awarding oftheW orld's Fair medals
viii Ue commenced February, 1895.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

/ makes no difference how base a
SANDER is, there are always plenty of
listners TO il
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27
New Patents.

Among those who have been granted
patents on inventions we note that of
George Gross for bicycle frame.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

THERE seems to be a few silver men
Il this country yet.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

Cuba is fighting against Spain and the
sympathy of every true American should
be with the patriots of the Cuban
revolution.
Marshall County independent., 1895-09-27

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