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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Sultan Will Urge Reform.

1t is understood in wel-informcd cir
clrs at London that the assembling of
the British and foreign fleets i'll Salohica
Bay is having Il good effect upon the
Turkish Government. and thar the Sui an
has finally determined to make earnest
efforts 10 put stop 10 the hloodshed iii
Asia Minor. The following telegram
from Constantinople WAS received Mon
day morning 10y the Anglo Armenian As
sociation: The .ArmenianS are being
massacred everywhere in Asia Minor.
Over 100000 are dying of starvation and
exposure. The SassOun work OF relief ~
closed For Gods sake urge the Govern
mcnt To stop the most awful events of
modern times. The Porte is powerlcss.
as all the tclcgraphs are under the control
of the palace officials. who have melted
the massacre throughout Anatolia.' y
dispatch received from Rome says that
adviccs which have reached there from
Constantinope announce that the agita
ton against the Christians of Northern
Syria is extending and that massacre ;
have occurred near Aleppo.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago-Cattle. common To prime.
$50 to $50: hogs. shipping grades
$500 To Sl.00: sheep. fair To choice $40
to $50: wheat. No. > red. .tic To .,Sc:
corn. No. - oSc To 30c: oats. No. - lSc
IL Ne; rye. No. > Bic To :9Sc: butter
choice creamery. Die to DE; eggs. fresh
19c To dc: potatoes. per bushel. Zoe TO
Doc; Iroom corn. common growth 20
choice green hurl. 2I2c to 1c per pound.
IndianapOlis-Ca Cattle. shipping. $500 10
$500; hogs. choice light. $500 te 500:
sheep. common TO prime. 500 10 $50:
wheat, No. ,. G2c to G5c; corn. No.
white. 21c to 2Sc oats, No. white, DE
to DE.
ST. Louis-Cattlc $500 To 500: hogs.
$3.50 TO $4.O0; wheat. No > red. 62c 10
GIc; corn. No. yellow, 24c 10 pc; oats.
No. white lie TO 19c; rye, No. >. 3;c
t. Soc
Cincinnati-Cattlc. 500 TO $500; hogs
$500 to $4.OO; sheep. $50 to S:'.la.
wheat, No. >. tic To Csc: corn. No. :.
mi Sed, Bic to :i3c: oats. No. mixed, 21c
to BE: rye. No. >. :I9c to He.
Detroit Cattle. $50 To 500: hogs.
$3.50 To 500: sheep. 500 10 S:'.I5:
wheat. No. red. 6'c Ia tIic: corn. No. =
yellow, 29c to 30c: oats, No. , white, &c
To 2.:c: rye, Zoe To l1c.
.Iclo-Whcat, No. > red. ti4c to GJc:
corn No. > yellow, 29c to 3Oc; oats. No.
> white. Zoe to Die: rye. No. ,. 39c to 11c;
clover seed. SID To- $40.
Brgalo-Cattle. $50 to $3.50; hogs.
$3.Oe to $500: sheep. $50 to $3.io:
wheat. No. > red. Csc to zoe; corn. No
> yci! Nv, Doc to 31c; oats, No. > white,
pc II 24c.
Milwaukee Wheat. No. > spring. o6c
to IS: corn. No. 3. oSc To G)c: oats. No.
2 whiie. Zoe to Die: barley. No. ,. Soc to
:3Ic; rye. No. l, SIC 10 Csc; pork, mess,
$7.13 to $S.2J.
New York-Cattle. $500 to $3.50; hogs,
$500 to $3.50: sheep. $500 TO $3.50:
wheat. No. red. 66c to &c; corn, No. =,
:,jc To 31c; oats, No. white, DE to 24c;
butter creamery, 1Gc to 2lc; eggs, West
ern. PIC " 24c.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
GoSpcI of Wealth.

John D. Rockefeller gives million with
the ease and grace that a man ordinarily
bestows a quarter. Minneapolis Times.
Mr. Rockefeller is certainly making "A
record as n philanthropist. - far as the
Chicago University is concerned. Gin
cinnati Tribune.
Mr.. John d. Rockefeller continues 10
befriend the institution which ne has al
ready endowed on a muniiiccnt scale
New York Tribune.
Mr. John II. Rockcfellcr'S rule Of action
appears Ia be- when in doubt give a mill
ion or two To the Chicago University
Kansas City Journal.
Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller's immense
gifts 70 the Chicago University cntitle.
him to the gratitude of all friends of edu-
cation-Ncw York Recorder.
Rockefeller has given the chicago Uni
versity- S4,600,000. and will give il 3d.
100000 more Thus does great wealth
become a menace To our free institutions.
How long would this university be, and
other universities be. in acquiring such
munificcnt gifts, and the educational
facilities they make possible, if rich men
fortunes we've divided up among ne'er-do-
wells, TO befrttered away in drinks and
cigars ?2Portland Oregsnian.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
OUTLET TO THE COAST
CANADIAN PACIFIC SEEKS a
CHICAGO TERMINUS.
of War Fleets Has Good
Effect on the Porte-TwO Hundredth
Anniversary of a Philadelphia
lhu-Ch-Ok lahoma's Claims.
New Line to Goa 1t.

Chicago il To have Il new line of rail
road connecting il with the Pacific coast
The Canadian Pacific is building line
into The city from the Northwest 10 con-
uect with it's 500 Line ut Lake Superior.
and 10y that line with its main system.
The construction of its new branch has
already been commenced. Grading. put
ting down ties and laying iron are now in
progress. and the work will hc pushed 10
completion with all possible energy. These
operations are being conducted III tiS
quictcst manner and in IL way not to 1t
tact attention. The work * being done
apparently under other auspices than
those of the Canadian Pacific. and i'll such
Il way rs to permit the management of
that road Ia deny diplomatically all con
neCi'ipn with the new enterprise until IL l.
ready fer actual operation. and even then
ii * likely to he operated under dft"r"ut
corporate name and organization. All tn"
same. the Canadian, Pacific il back of tli.
enterprise and will furnish all the means
necessary to build il which cannot be OBJ
tanned in other directions or in II WHY
which will not interfere with III" Cana
dian Pacfic'S control of the properly
when ii is ready for operation.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
BREVITIES.

\ report is current i'll Havana that the
insurgent leaders. Gomez and Maceo.
have been bought by the Spanish Gov
eminent.
Fire at Meridian. Miss. destroyed the
Meridian sash and blind factory and The
Citizens compress and warehouse. Total
loss. $2J0.OO0.
A rumor having gained currency thar
the title To the Rcddick placer on the edge
of the city of Cripple Creek. Colo. had
been invalidatcd 10y the Secretary of the
Interior. all the ground has been staked
off by jumpers. who have erected tents or
shacks To enable them To hold their
claims.
Sidney Clarke. chairman of Oklah :
Statehood Executive Committee. has call
ed Il Statehood convention 10 meet at
Shawnee on Dec. 1. 1880 The conven-
ton promises to be the largest and most
important Statehood meeting ever held
in he Territory. \ strong delegation Will
be sent To Washington from Oklahoma
and the Chickasaw nation To push the
claims for Statehood.
Rabbi NJ =. Stivitz is heading move
ment To coloniZe several hundred poor
Jews of Pittsburg Pa. \ land improve
mc.t company proposes 10 locate the col
ony near California. Pa, on TIE Monon
gahela River. Some may take UP farms
AMI others will bc given employment in
factory. A building has been erected.
but the original intention to make it Il
canaery has been changed i'll favor of 4
manufactUry Of clothing.
John Detwier WAS on trial ut Arion.
Ohio. for stealing potatoes. David Jew
ett a friend of Detwiler. objected 10 II
ruling of Judge Kelley. called him a liar.
and was fined 50. .Iewett then started
or the Judge. The Judge decided prompt
~ if .Jewett felt that way about II he
would reduce the fine To 81. Jewett said
he wouldn't whip Il Judge for a dollar.
and the court returned to It's potatoes.
Two pleasant Wilmington. Del.
strangers enticcd farmer Peter O'\cil
into game of cards. The farmer had
500. They played for three hours when
thc two pleasant strangers left in dis
gust as the farmer had won $3.50 ami
left them with $500 in bis possession.
When the farmer reached the bank he
found the $500 was all counterfeit moa-
ey The two pleasant strangers had his
5000.
As Foreman Lennon. of Joliet. ILL.,.
started down the lIartz mine. three miles
from EIgle Pass. Texas. an explosion
occurred in SEINE unknown manner. 1t
has been impossible for rescucrs Ia enter
the mine on account of the gas. but il is
supposed that Lennon is dead. Foriu-
matcly no miners were in the mine at
the time.
The ST. Louis Globe Democrat and Re
public have reduced their prices from =
cents to cent Il copy.
\ son has -becn born To Prince Ferd-
nand. ruler of Bulgaria, and his wife,
Princess Marie Louise
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
NEWS NUGGETS.

The Nawab of Basoda. India. Moham-
med Omar Ali Khan. is in New York.
1t is reported that Prince Henry of
Rattenburg has decided To join the staff
of the commander of the expedition 10
Ashantee-
The report OF the mutiny of 30 cOnvicts
and 300 volunteers on the steamer Cata-
lonia during her last voyage from Madrid
To Havana is officially denied.
&. *. Meeker. assistant engineer of the
Southern Pacific Railroad. and formerly
an officer in the nited States navy. com
mitted suicide at Oakland. Cal.
Michael H. Maher. who is wanted ut
Leadville Colo. for the alleged embczzlc-
ment of about $1,000 from the Dold Pack
ing Company last February. has been
rested III Los Angeles.
Policemen. r. f. Brown and Il. =. Far
row were dangerously wounded and VIII
Ward. colored, fatally wounded while
the officers were attempting to arrest the
latter at Little Rock. Ark.
The British steamer James Turpie.
Captain Smith. which sailed from Genoa
on Nov. q for New York has arrived at
Gibraltar seriously damaged. having
been iii collision with the Vulcan off Cape
Geta. Spain. The Vulcan sank and two
of her crew We're drowned.
Peter w. Brcene. president of the de-
funct Leadvlle. Colo. Savings and De
posit Bank. is missing. and creditors Of
the institution are anxious To meet him
and learn what sort of settlement he ex-
poets TO make. Mr.. Breene had borrowed
over SI0.VOO from the bank.
ceived Il letter from Baltimore attorney
asking him his relationship To William
Wayland. who moved To Ohio years ago.
lie was his son. The attorney now writes
him that he is heir To the Wayland es-
tate in Maryland valued ut Il million.
Fire in the siX-story factory bdilding ut
~ Clinton street. New York caused Il
panic among the working people. who
numbered about two hundred The base
mcnt in which the flames started. was oc-
cupied II candle factory. and the tallow
there caused the fire To spread rapidly
cutting off cgress by way of the stairs.
Several men jumped from the roof and
from windows To the tops of adjoining
buildings. After the building had been
Quilted the fircmen set about searching for
bodies. One. which has not been identi-
fled. was found.
Albert Neville. IA carpenter. was muir
dered ut San Francisco by two masked
robbers.
The President has appointed John l..
Peak. of Kansas City. Mo-. United States
Minister To Switzerland. to succeed Min
h.er Broadhead. resigned. aud Otto
Munchmeyer United States Consul At
San Salvador.
Charles Schaefer. of Chicago. commit
ted suicide i'm New York tecause he had
lost his employment and money.
The residence of George A. Kessler
on 9th avenue, New York City, has been
robbed Of SAC, 600 worth Of jewelry. ..A
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Durraut's Doom Is lust.

The verdict OF guilty in the Durrant
case was a fOrcgone conclusion. Any
other outcome would have been universal
~ regarded as an ineXcusab.e miScar
riage Of Justice Kansas City Journal.
Durrant pronounced guilty on the first
ballot 1t has been Il remarkable trial
and remarkable ease. bat those VIII"
have read the reports of the trial will
not question the justice al The verdict
Rochester Democrat ana Chronicle.
4 special providence could not have
more surely provided that III" gi;iit of the
murderer tDurranti should rl him out.
infection Of the prescribed Punishment
will be fitting close Ia one Of the most
sensational cases ever tried in This any
other country Detroit Free Press.
There is hanging in California. Ii is
restful To feel that .:avinS been fairly
convicted of murder in the list degree
and subjected To the penalty provided by
law. there will bc no danger Of Dur
rants being turned loose by executive
clemency'' Ia prey upon the community
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The Durrant case will 20 into history
as cause celebre. The crime was re-
markable not only in its atrocity. hut ia
the deftncss which the pcrretrator em-
ploycd To hide his identity, and the con
yiction of Durrant must stand as Il great
triumph Durrant offered what can only
be termed n strong defense under the
circumstances The mans ,kemeanor dur
Ing his long ordeal stamped him n most
extraordinary murderer Detroit Trib-
une.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Famous Old Church.

Famous old Christ Church. AT Plii!l-
.ielphia. has commenced the celebration
of the tooth anniversary of lis founda
ton At the opening of the services Rev.
DIR. &. Ellis Stevens. tnc rector. an
nounctd that the women OF Christ Church
Hospital England. had forwarded $3.50
which they desired To form Il part OF the
endowment fund of The church. The ser
mon was delivered 10y DIR. William j. Sea-
bury. professor of ecclesiastical polity in
the General Theological Seminary of
New York. and Il great grandson of Bisli-
op Seabury. first bishop of Connecticut
after the revolution. The celebrant of the
eucharist was Rev. James Alan Montgonl
cry. lineal descendant of DIR. William
White. the friend Of Washington and the
first bishop of Pennsylvania.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Notice TO Great Britain.

The nited States viii never consent
that England shall Ice allowed ID settle
her rights To Venezuelan territory in ac-
cordancc with her own Uncon rolled
''grab-and- hold" policy. York Even
ing World.
The United States is not. therefore
making any departure from common dip
lomatic practic" when il asserts lhc Mon
roe doctrine and 40 European power
can afford 10 take The ground that we
have no business in South America
Buffalo Express
Ii Great Britain is allowed - hulldoze-
and terroriZe -overnn."Its which are IN
der the wing of this country ansl which
We are in q measure l.ound {" project. OF
at least that they have Justice in their
dealings with other powers. this country
will lose Il great deal of pr.St!=e.-Provi
dencc Telegram.
TO stand pledged before The world t.
maintain that doctrine and suffer Z Brit
ish tory minister 10 kick II about a. Il
foot ball subjects us t. the deriSion Of the
whole world. We must either openly
rcnounce the Monroe doc;rin" for all
time To come ~ enforce il in the Nene-
zuela cascades MOincs News.
When the protest OF the 'n;'ed States
against European aggression against the
weakest republic on this continent i un-
needed. we are the vericst poitroons If We
do not follow it up 10y deeds cOmmcnsur-
ate with the dignity of the leading re-
public of the earth. otherwise we shall
become scoff and Il byword and un-
worthy of the respect of any people in the
world.-NebraSka State Journal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
New Gold Region.

Major w. :. Peabody has arrived at
Denver from Archulcta County. Southern
Colorado. bringing specimens of ore taken
from the largest vein ever discovered.
The vein rs described is 900 feet across.
The ore averages OIL the surface IS 10 the
ton. If the discovery suStuins the claims
of those who have been upon the ground
new collaborating region has been found
which will eclipse anything known i'll the
world Senator Teller recently made
quiet visit TO the region. and is filled with
enthusiasm on the subject He says it is
"a big propositions.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
pVLskz e f The
, S9pREss

The death Of Eugene Field il d loss
to journalism ana To literature.-New
York Tribune.
Mr.. Field was n man of talent and
unique character. and he will be missed
In the circle where. he made himself 20
distinct place.-Indianapolis Journal.
As il is. he WAS man loved. and by
whom the great public was led 10 see
Alright. More can be said of no che and
of most others Philadelphia Press.
His satirical articles OH the pretensions
of literary and social life in Lis adopted
city made Chicago alternately laugh and
vince and telighfed the rest % 'be coun-
try.-New York Herald.
The death of Eugene Field removes
from the sphere of earthly activity one
OF The brightest newspaper men ia the
country and poet and humoriSi oi much
promise. Minneapolis Tribune.
His life was short o,ic. bu' he had
lived every day of il and crowded into
il much of happiness for himself anu
others. He will hc missed .png 2 than
most men. Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
He had Il wonderful power IN touching
the fountains of smiles and tears and
his books. in which be published many
exo5.isite verses on incidents in child
hood. were full of wit and PathoS.-Bos-
ton Herald.
He had an enormous capacity ,"r work.
and while most of his writings MAS of "A
ephcmeral character. lie has left behind
him many articles in prose and verse
whiclfare Il decided contribution - Amer
lean literature Philadelphia ledger.
Wonderful indeed was the versatility
of this gentle. writer. and those who are
hopefully interested in the growth of =
Western American literature will sin
cercly mourn the early death 81 ole who
has done 90 much To win for that li;cra-
ture an honorcd place. Minneapolis
IimnS
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22

in spite If protests. OF course. his de-
cisions aye being constantly reversed. but
he doesn't mind that Eighteen of his
eases were reversed in one week. il is
said. he whole system is Rotten and
full OF rank abuses The only way 10 get
rid of The offensive material is by a
complete reorganization of the judiciary
branch of the municipal government.
Something of that sort is on the taps.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
FAST NAIL DITCHED.
NEW YORK CENTRAL HAS a
FRIGHTFUL WRECK.
Engineer and Two Tramps kiiied-
Train Was Running D Miles an Hour
Work of wreCkcrs-New Ell Dorado
in Southern Colorado.


Dastardly Work of Trainwreckcrs'
Trainwreckcrs ditched the New YORK
Central fast mail II few miles west or
Rome. y. v. Tuesday morning En-
gineer Frank IIager. of Albany. and two
tram;,s were killed. Fireman Chris Was-
ner. Of Albany. and Mail Clerks Porter
and vi. j. Mccarthy were injured. When
the crash came the engine was thrown
from the track into the ditch ana com
pletely submerged i'll the mud only the
driving wheels OH the left side being
above the earth. The forward mailcdr
was thrown two car lengths ahead Of the
engine and rolled down the bank SO that
il lay lengthwise toward the rails. Inc
second car. in which the mail clerks
were working was thrown onto the ten
der of the engine and demolished. The
third and fourth cars were also wrecked
the ends of both being broken. The first
sleeper was thrown from the rails, rolling
completely over so that the trucks were
"a long distance from the rails. The sec
ond car was simply turned on It's side,
while. the rear sleeper did not leave the
tracks ut all Engineer Hager went down
with his engine and must have been in
sfantIy killed. The fireman. Chris Nag-
ner WAS badly injured about the head,
and it is feared that he is internally hurt.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22
Three Big Fires.

Fire in the Parker Block at Lowell.
Mass. Tuesday morning caused a loss of
S3J0.OOO The building is five stories in
height, partly occupied by the Appleton
company. and contained 100000 worth
Of finished cotton goods. The building is
owned 10y the heirs of Col j. Nj. q. Par
kerr The losses are probably covered
10y insurance. Fire ut Dallas, Texas,
destroyed building 2C0XJO feet, three
stories in height. which were occupied
by the Texas Paper Company and by the
neering Harvesting Company of Chi
cage. Loss on building. $4,000; insur-
auce $4,000. Loss of the Texas Paper
Company. $4,000: insurance. $34, 100.
Loss of the Deerins Harvester Company,
S25.OOG. fully insured. Purcell. i. T..
was visited 10y disastrous fire which al
most wiped il out of existence Tuesday
morning. The fire started i'll IL grocery
store owned by Paul Gluckeman. who is
strongly suspected of applying the torch.
and he was at once arrested by Il United
States deputy marshal. Twenty bust
ness houses were burned, the aggregate
loss being about $4,000: insurance. SIO.-
fHN
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-22

The Holmes ease at Philadelphia took
another sensational turn. In open court
the senior counsel for the defense. Will
lam a. Shoemaker. was charged with
manufacturing evidence in behalf of The
alleged murderer 10y bribing woman
who knew nothing of the ease TO swear
in his favor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
S. lei COrreO de Ultramar -
Pen6dico poltico de noticias

oid 500 spIauoido con. entusiasmo
immense en- muchss ocasiones. Pero
:" 70 . tnvo La desdicha de formar
paI'e oe' famoso ministerio de Ms
oN0,e,'to hordS, en- Ell que Ist1r;z le
confo la cartera de Gobernaci6n EII
Is'smento dc procuradores, exci,a.
90 por O.ozaga, hizo sbandonar sus
puestos el I6 de Mayo los minis
.ios nom mbrados el IS. que Sc retira
ION entire los siibidos atronadores d1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

esq conclude desde 1ss-rse.4l~.rs-1rrrr,na
Dicno senor Sc hallsba en- Juana. Dfaz g.
gdn nos inform6 81 mismo, o,"N' Sc
a causa de IN retraso en- Ia comnao;no
cion, no podemos repartir how Ia bnilp san1ts
que aDupciamos aver. "" '"oi'a
oe repartira con ell n1mero de ma6ana
FL oeoeficIo de la tiple c6mica de Ia com
panla de zarzuela, senorita Mendez ba SD
1n exito en- la Capital. L" Sioo
. a tan slmpSticas artistas les auguramo
amolen grandes exitos en- Ponce.
uA | ET~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

AUo OSYO PAoAPELL 7 Rus, p
.1rado~.-Sol rst1vnersl 3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
Busna adquisici6ni..

Sc verde, con bnenas condolences, Ia mdIa:-
MA rertscal para moger cana de la Hacisa9s
Destino, en Santa Isabel, de Is cabaslos de
fsersa, en- magaifco estado corriente, con al
gst,sas piesas de repassto, romo q4e estd ha-
cseysdo attachments el cosscho y p.sde ce-ssk
fssncionar. En sts easo, ss sstregard ca Jnho
pr5rino, cs qs4c dsbs moasa-se o.y. ds 111Y1
potc,scia Dirigirse al qns s.scri5s. -Poacs.
Eebreyo IL de 1894. --FRASCLSOo PARA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

ct..>kA = FaitieA NJ - lcssec.3sco TBuLLET
sara IA aiarira y ra-a osras erfsr8aedadas ds
Ia ggrgan,s de Ia ooca.--F'arraeia ae Fe-
~re~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01

ANTONIO MATTEL Z 8aESEG-a
.abf Portuguese. Fepe%5. ps.erto Rica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-01
|, BASSEDAS
AGENCIA "A. ESCOLAR

profundo he vvdo gos ano
la circumstances de
Barcelona donde mi famia estar
esudiantes desde
acuden busca instruction cunda unversa aquea
moico acceptable eshpendio anual
Me amiia utiizar
que Guide les
socitud les
ofrez atencio del donaestico.
mas ampIos detaes pueden pedios
los senviar& N c acto
Doniciio Ronda SaaP al, BARCELONA.