Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-29

solidated, with a combined capital of $780,
100000.
Col. Fitzgerald, the New York restau-
rant man who was arrested for dressing
his waiter girls in boomers, has sued the
city for $4,000 damages.
The British bark Trinidad has reached
New York after Il voyage of 1o4 days
from Auckland New Zealand The YES
sci had been given up for lost and rein
sured in English Lloyd's by the London
underwriters at 20 guineas premium.
The British steamer James Turpie.
Captain Smith. which sailed from Genoa
on Nov q for New York has arrived 1T
Gibraltar seriously damaged, having
been in collision with the Vulcan off Cape
Geta, Spain. The Vulcan sank and two
of her crew We're drowned.
Fire in the six-story factory bdilding 1t
9S Clinton street. New York. caused Il
panic among the working people. who
numbered about two hundred. The base
ment in which the flames started. was oc-
cupied rs candle factory. and the tall0w
there caused the fire 10 spread rapidly.
cutting off egress 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 firemen set about searching for
bodies. One. which has not been identi-
fled. was found.
Fire in the Parker Block At Lowell.
Mass. Tuesday morning, caused a loss Of
$350. 900. The building is five stories in
height, partly occupied 10y the Appleton
company and contained SloO.DO worth
of finished cotton goods The building is
owned 10y the heirs Of Col. j. VI. q. Par
ker. The losses are probably covered
by insurance Fire nj Dallas. Texas.
destroyed building 2C0x30 feet. three
stories in height. which were occupied
by the Texas Paper Company and by the
Deering Harvesting Company of Chi
cago. Loss on building. 10000: insur-
ance $4,000. Loss of the Texas Paper
Company. 10000: Insurance. S34. 100.
Loss of the Deering Harvester Company.
$1,000. fully insured. Purcell. |. T.,
was visited by 4 disastrous fire which al
most wiped it out of existence Tuesday
morning. The fire started in Il grocery
store owned by Paul Gluckeman. who is
strongly suspected of applying the torch.
and he was 1T once arrested by Il United
States deputy marshal. Twenty buSi-
ness houses were burned. the aggregate
loss being about S100.00U; insurance, $40,
0o0
Trainwreckers ditcied the New York
Central fast mail Il few miles west Of
Rome. y. y. Tuesday morning. En-
gincer Frank Iiager. OF Albany, and two
tramps were killed Fireman Chris Wag-
ner. of Albany. ana Mail Clerks Porter
and NJ. j. Mccarthy were injured. WHOM
the crash came the engine was thrown
from the track into the ditch and com
plctely submerged in the mud. only the
driving wheels OH the LETT side being
above the earth. The forward mailcIr
was thrown two car lengths ahead of The
engine. and rolled down the bank so that
ii lay len-thwise toward the rails. The
second car. in which the mail clerks
were working was thrown onto the ten
der of the engine and demolished. The
third and fourth ears were also wrecked.
the ends OF both being broken. The first
sleeper WAS thrown from the rails. rolling
completely over. So that the trucks We're
a long distance from the rails. The sec
Ond car was simply turned on its side,
while the rear sleeper did not leave the
ira cks ut all. Engineer IIa@er went down
with his engine and must have been in
stantly killed The fireman. Chris Wag-
ner. was badly injured about the head.
and it is feared that he is internally hurt.