Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-11
NEWS NUGGETS.

John w. Golf took his seat as presiding
judge of the court of general sessions of
New York.
Senator PettiSrew was unanimously re-
nominated by the Republican Legislative
caucus at Pierre. S. ID.
Bills for the relief of drought sufferers
were introduced in both houses of the
Nebraska Legislature.
Edward J. Twiss, law student at Ann
Arbor University, committed suicide be-
cause of unrequited love.
Two men were killed and four injured
III collision between Lake Erie freight
traiSs near Norwalk. Ohio.
Milwaukee Methodist ministers passed
resolutions upholding the Oshkosh divines
in their war on the charity ball.
Governor Upham was inaugurated at
Madison, Wis, many prominent Republi-
cans witnessing the ceremony.
A receiver has been appointed for the
jefferson Iron Works of Steubenville,
Ohio. Its Indebtedness is $1SO,OOO.
Mrs. Clara Pannell, of Clinton, Iowa,
kidnapped when child by her father. was
reunited to her mother at Rockford, Ill.
Four lives were lost by the sinking of
the pilot boat ID. j. Lawler No. 3 by a
fishing schooner in the fog off MinOt's
light
Hetty Green RECALLED the clerks at police
headquarters in New York with stories
of her career and her opinions on political
and other questions.
Illinois River fish are dying by the ton
from gases formed under the ice from
90 nn1 lralnn1 from tho Hill
nois and Michigan Canal.
The agricultural department has so far
this year distributed /, 100000 papers of
vegetable seeds and there are 100000
papers yet to send out.
Omaha police have arrested three men
who are alleged to have robbed Sandow
and other hotel guests of several thou
sand dollars in money and jewelry.
On the pretense of examining the gas
meter thief secured access to St
Joseph's Hospital at Omaha and robbed
Father Daxacher of $6,2J0 in notes and
money.
President Cleveland says the insinua-
ton in the Senate debate that the visit of
Hawaiian royalists was connected with
the departure of American ships from
Honolulu is absurd.
A mob of hundreds of destitute men
mt St Johns, n. f., looted a store of all
the provisions they could find. There is
great suffering in the city, attendant
upon the recent bank failures.
s. H. Hutchins, father of Miss Gertrude
Hutchins of Denver Colo, who married
Clarence w. Clarke an adventurer, on
two days acquaintance, has become in
Al. h tor
escapade
Over fifty boats were swept from their
moorings in the Monongahela River
around Pittsburg by the flood. Several
barges, each loaded with $4,000 worth
of coal, sank. Bottom lands around Etna
and Sharpsburg are entirely submerged.
f. l., Colburn, prominent in church and
business circles of Pine Bluff, Ark, was
publicly cowhided by May Huggard, the
1G-year-old daughter of Mrs. May Hug
gard, widow. Carroll Godfrey held a
shotgun at Colburn's head while the girl
cowhided him.
Temperance workers from many points
were present at the funeral of Mrs. Mary
IT, Lathrop 1T Jackson, Mich.
Ralph w. Bond, aged u years, of
Philadelphia, was sent to the Philadel-
phia Hospital for the Insane, suffering
from an attack of insanity brought about
il is stated, by excessive cigarette smok-
ing.
The contest between Washburn and
Nelson for the Minnesota Senatorshp is
developing great deal of bitter feeling.
The Sultan of Turkey is furious at ex-
Premier Gladstone for his speech OH the
Armenian outragcs.