Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-04-26
WESTERN.

Gov. Mcintyre of Colorado and Senator
Teller are leaders in Il movement already
started to push the organization of non
partisan silver clubs in the West, in ac
cordance with Gen. Warmers suggestion.
Mrs. katherine Jackson died at Terre
Haute. Ind, a maniac as the result of
the disgrace caused by the arrest of her
son OH A charge of theft. The son is in
precarous condition from an attack of
epilepsy.
A. Schleiter, one of the wealthiest and
best known business men of Ida Grove,
Iowa, shot his wife and then killed him
self. Mrs. Schleiter cannot live. In
dications show that he had been planning
the tragedy for several days.
Mrs. Adams Darling, the poetess,
charges that her son, Irving l. Darling,
the musical composer, was poisoned by
his wife and DR.. Francis Xavier Spanger
of Detroit. DR.. Spanger and the widow
have married since young Darling's dea,h.
At the G.. A. Il. encampment at Ma
con, Mo-, ex-senator Ingalls, made the
principal address. He expressed the be-
lief that in the future the West and South
would be joined together by common ties
of business and political interest and
would be invincible.
At Cleveland. Alexander Turk. % years
of age, called at the residence of his
sweetheart, Miss Julia Fallon, and fired
three shots into her body. He then turn
Ell the weapon upon himself and ended
his own life. Jealousy is supposed to
have caused the deed.
The regents of the California State Uni
versity have been informed by the ex
ecutors that the bcquest of the late j. &.
Wimerding of trust fund of 100000
for the building and maintenance of
school of trades for boys is about ready
to be turned over to them.
Charles Coles. the driver OF the stage
that was reported to have been held up
by two men on the plains between Nor
man and Princeton, Cal, has confessed
that he is the one who looted Wells-Fargo
COmpany's treasure box. He named
Charles NJ. Myers as his accomplicc, and
both are now in Jail.
X. L. Ludlow, superintendent of the
Springfield O.. mallcable iron works. was
shot at three times by ID. Il. Gardner, Il
prominent attorney. Ludlow met Gard
ner on the street with his wife when the
shooting occurred, none of the shots TAX
ing effect. Ludlow's wife had recently
sued him for divorce.
A mass meeting to boom the Detroit
plan was held ut st. Louis, Mo. Judge
Stroller was elected president and George
c. Worth secretary. Different property
owners sent in tenders Of real estate
aggregating over seveEty-five acres of
ground for the use of the association. An
other meeting will be held TO get the de-
tails of the scheme in working order.
The controlling interest in the Chicago
Times-Herald and Evening Post was pur
chased Saturday by III. H. Kohlsaat.
who will direct the policy of the two
papers hereafter The new management
says the policy of the Times Herald will
be wholly independent of party ties, striv
ing for that which is best for the nation.
Needless of the dictates of mere partisan
ship. In national affairs, while avoiding
alliance with any party. it will always
advocate the doctrine of protection TO
American industry.
T.. l.. Spalding. a Salvation Army lead
er. was arrested at Butte. Mont, on the
charge of counterfeiting. 1t is said
SpaldinS put in circulation the stuff after
it was coined in a secret tunnel near the
city by Il gang of ten men, several of them
with national reputation rs counterfeit
ers. n young man named Iiaidlow gave
the information. but he has disappeared.
and the officers believe he has been made
away with. A request has been sent to
Washington for the assistance of secret
service officer in ferrcting out the coun-
terfcitcrs.
The North Dakota Milling Association
of Grand Forks, y. d., owning and Oper-
ating twelve Touring mills in North Da-
kota and Northern Minnesota, made an
assignment Thursday afternoon to Will
liam l.. Honey, of Park River, Y. d., as
assignee for North Dakota. and A. ID.
Stephens, of CroOkston, Mimi. as as
signee for Minnesota. The officers of the
association are: President, Hugh Thomp-
son, CroOkston, Mimi: vicc-president.
John NJ. Turner, Grand Forks: secretary
and treasurer, George +. Honey, Grand
Forks. Ii is said the assignment was
caused by an attachment levied upon the
association for 100000 by the Mandan
Roller Mill Company, to secure the pay
ment of note given for that sum by the
association, through General Manager
Turner. Other debts amounting to $26,-
600 are pressing. of which $4,000 is open
accounts and $4,000 due the First Ma