Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15

facrurers of dynamos, motors. etc; the
Detroit Dynamo Company, Erdmann &
Co, tinware manufacturers; Joseph NJ
Smith * Co.. printers. The total loss
Will be upwards of So 900.
The people of Dungannon. Ohio. have
been temporiZing with Il saloon which
has been run in violation of the law. Mrs.
T. Miles armed herself with Il revolver
and an Az and knocked softly on the door.
When Gus Wagner. the proprietor an
swered the call the plucky woman point
ed the revolver al him and demanded that
he hand over his stock. Wagner lost no
time in complying and in short time
the iras woman was in posses Sion of
more than dozen jugs and demijohns
Mrs. Miles then br ught he AK into use
and broke the vessels into 4 thousand
pieces. the contents flowing down the
street in a stream.
EX-President Harrison is down with an
attack of the grip at Indianapolis. and
owing 10 the tenacious character of the
malady the attending physician is some
what disturbed at the possible outcome of
the disease Gen. Harrison was taken
ill Sunday. but did not regard his case
serious. lie is said to have exposed him
self for two or three days. until Friday
there was marked development, which
caused the physician TO take alarm. 1t
is reported from Mr.. HarrisOn's residence
that he is doing as well as could be OK
pected, and hopes are entertained that
his strong constitution will enable him
10 successfully combat the attack
sworn out Friday night against two of
the witnesses for the defense in the Hay
ward murder trial, charging them with
perjury. They are Maggie Wachtler and
George A. Grindell. The former is
charged with perjuring herself in that
part of her testimony i'll which she sworc
Claus Blixt, in his statement 10 Mr..
Odell before the trial. began To relate n
story in which he charged Adry Hay
ward with conspiring with him to murder
Catherine Cling. Grindell is charged
with swearing falsely that he saw
Catherine Cling stop her buggy at a cor
ner near the West Hotel just after leav
ing the hotel the night of the murder and
hold conversation with a third" man.
The rail mill at Boone. Ia. has long
been resort for tramps, who would
cOngregate there and spend the night.
Saturday night fifteen or twenty gath
cred; they got a couple of gallons of alcO-
hol and held drunken carouse. Charles
Elliott. the night foreman of the mill.
was struck over the head when he tried
TO protect the company's property and
knocked senseless. The tramps drove off
the railroad men and the police were
f.nl ln1 Go. IL
policemen on night duty attempted TO ar
rest the fellows. The tramps attacked
the officers. Officer Campbell shot JAS.
Freeman through the heart. killing him
instantly; Tim Italian through the back,
wounding him SO seriously that it is be
leved he will die within twenty-four
hours. and third through the hand.
After the shooting the officers captured
twelve of the gang and took them 10 the
city Jail.
Thirty-three girls confined in the State
Home for Juvenile Offenders ut No. Bill
Indiana avenue, Chicago, revolted Sun
day night. overawcd the attendants.
broke half the windows in the establish
ment, smashed all the crOckery they could
lay hands on, demolished furniture galore,
and as result II posse of police frem she
Stanton avenue station had TO take pos
session of the institution before order
could be restored. Five Of the girls were
arrested. The girls claim the insurrec-
ton was the direct result of the treat
mcnt to which they have been subjected
for a week, alleging they have been fed
on bread and water beaten, and chained
TO the floor for attractions of rules. Mrs.
Dayton. the superintendent. and one of
the other matrons say the girls were UNI
urly and that discipline was necessary.
1t was also stated that the trouble is n
result of disagreement in the Board of
Directors over the selection of matrons.
The riot caused a big sensation in the vi
cinity, and a crowd of over 1000 people
blocked the streets for hours.