Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-11-15


one which weighed ten pounds.
The Warsaw Times says that the
cats at Andersen have all been ordered
killed 10y the authorities. 1t has been
discovered that many Of them have
diphtheria, and have been spreading it.
The Quail law expired yesterday, and
our sportsmen who have been waiting
anxiously for an opportunity to enter
into the war of determination are now
relieved from all restraint from the law.
j. {. Nmgate, of Columbia City. who
was recently connected with The Mail in
that city and which recently discon-
tlnued It's publication, died last Thurs
day after lingering illness of several
weeks.
The Ladies Parish Guild sale VIII be
held a the Rectory on Thursday after
noon. Nov. H. beginning at o'clock.
supper will be served from $50 to $50.
y very pleasant and profitable time is
expected.
vt 40 o'clock this morning Luther
Hale Of iIibbard threw himself before
a west bound Nicke'plate freight train
at that place and was killed. There is
no DOUBT that the act was committed
with suicidal intent though the reason
is unknown.
ut Marion, Ind, the other day Al
ll9rln, despera 10 who for some time
has been the terror of the Indiana oil
fields was shot by marshall Court wright
of Nau Buren,, and was seriously
wounded. He was drunk at the time
he was shot.
1t is rumored that certain young
man in Plymouth explained to young
lady he was i'll company with, that he
always wore gloves at night to make his
hands soft. She Immediately followed
this confession by innocently asking
him if lie wore his hat all night.
y young man named George IIatton,
an inve;erate smoker of cigarettes, en-
ployed at Brooks packing house in Lo-
gansport, is the latest victim of eli
gazette smoking. He was suddenly
seized, few evenings ago, and suffered
fit after fit, before medical aid could re-
lieve him 1t IS said he can not recover.
At Madison Ind, gentleman by
the name OF +. ". Spreen, shipped
thirty-iive car loads of Ben Davis APP
pies to Cincinnati, which were all
grown in ms own orchard; He gets |
ninety cents BARRE and SAYS they are
more profitable than peaches, as the
apple crop is SO mnch more frequent |
and certain.
Last saturday evening, Henry Webb !
workman at the gas works was liter |
ally roasted alive. lie was ShOveing a |
load OF live Goals TO a dump but acct
IDENTITY sent the car into an opening. |
He fell in on the fire and was fright
fully burned. The flesh on his face.
breast and abdomen was burned eff. /
lie lived only a short time afterwards. |
The first number of the National BIZ !
metalllst IS before the public. The
main purpose Of its issue is to promote
the cause Of bimetailism in the United /
States. With that object in view it is |
presented and its support solicited. 1t
is published 10y the National Bimetallic
Union, l3i Monroe street, Chicago, and
is edited by III. F. Bartine. It's sub
scriptlon price is s per year.
Early yesterday morning DR.. A. c.
li0ltZendortf was called to see the wife |
of Aaron Zimmerman who lives near
the Fort Wayne railway turn table in |
this city and found her having neurmic
commissions. Being a grave case other
were called, DR.. j. w. Edison,
OF Bourbon, formerly her physician, |
one OF them, and at 6 o'clock yesterday
evening she expired, shortly after the
birth of her Child. The little one died
yesterday.
y serious accident occurred at the |
Lesh, Sanders < Egbert Company's
saw mills, and if not for the heoric eff
forts OF Samuel Ganker, John Malone
would have been horribly mangled.
These two men were taking away the |
lumber from hand saw transferring if
10 a cit off saw. Malone was standing
in front of the cut off saw when he was
struck by a board forcing him sgainst
the saw. His right shoulder came in
contact with it, and he would have
been cut in twain in a few seconds if
his companion had not discerned histe
rible situation, sprang to his side and
pulling him away from the saw. In
doing this act Ganker had two fingers
nearly severed from his left hand.
From Tuesdays Daily.
c. ). Cleveland went to Grass Greek
to day.
Mrs. T. Voreis, of Marmont, was in
town today.
Mamie Harris did business III Rocbes-
ter to-day.
Miss Clara Butcher returned to Argos