Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-17
NEWS OF INDIANA.
MINOR HAPPENINGS DURING
THE PAST WEEK.
Lebanon PopuIists Call DOVE" tho
Editor of the Ofcial Organ-MOnu-
ment TO the Memory of Major Doxey
to he LItigated in Court Brief Items.
Comrade Cheadle Called Down.

| mated. headed by DaVlG j. Palmer for
| representative, resolutions were passed
condemning fusion as the most power
! full foe reform ever met One resolu
| ton condemned Joseph B. Cheadle of
Frankfort, because the American
Standard, over which he exercises ed
itorial control, remarked: mo real
| TREND of reform can be against the fu
sion of all the forces opposed to the
| single gold standard" and used other
language condemnatory OF the middle
of-the-roaders. Comrsde Cheadle was
called upon to apologize for this re-
mark, and it was further demanded of
! him that he Immediately accept or re-
! ject the congressional nomination ten
dered to him at Frankfort, which he
| earnestly sought before il was given"
It's Commences Ia Disputed.
Anderson: Immediately following the
death of the late Maj. Charles T. Doxey,
Gn agent called on the widow and So
licited the sale of monument but he
was informed that her late husband had
made provision for a stone. and she
could not consider the proposition. The
other day she received a bill of lading
| from Fort Wayne concern. calling for
81 600 monument, which she declined
to recognize. Investigation disclosed
an order for a monument purporting
to be signed by Mrs. Doxey. but which
she disavows. and the company insists
| upon delivering the order claiming that
the firm has paid the commission. 1t
is proposed 10 prosecute the agents, if
they can be found. Meanwhile the
! ed in the courts
| Pensions for Indianians.
| Washington, ID. c., June 6.-The fol-
lowing pensions have been granted TO
Indianians: Originai-Christian Moi
ter, National Military Home, Grant IS;
George w Davis, Gattett, &c. Restor-
alton and Reissue-FeliX Gallamore
dead, Hortonvile. $40. Increase-Jas
F. Powell. Frankfort, IS; David l.. Ea-
ton, Napoleon, SIC to s24; Lewis V.
Carter Sheridan, s6 to IS: William H.
Hackley, North Salem, ST. to s24;
| Oliver p. Lawrence Madison, SIG TO
sly; Eli Anderson, Gosport. $24 to $50
Reissue-Cary G. Conklin, Macy, IS to
$12: Thomas j. Fuller, Vienna, s14.
Original Widows, etc.-Mary E. Thorn
as, Ellettsville, $12; Elizabeth A. Nell
son, Anderson, IS; Nancy J. Whit
Lebanon, IS; Susannah j. Foster. Yer
non, IS; Angelina Albertson, Brey,$ l2;
Mary A. Asbel, Shoals, $l2; Catherine
Geier Parkers Settlement. IS; Laura
b. Keller. KOkomo, IS. Reissue-Spe-
cial, May 26, Amanda McCarter, OdOn,
S.
The Crawford County Banks.
| English. Ind.-Assignee Arnold, Of
the defunct Crawford county banks. has
published statement in effect THAT all
depOsitOrs eventually will be paid 100
per cent. He is proud of his success
in paying so per cent in six months,
and he assures creditors that there is
sufficient good paper to pay the bal
ance, but he declines to bring suit be-
cause of the expense entailed. Be-
sides the commercial paper, the ex-
bankers have stock in the English
Electric Light and Manufacturing com
pany, the Royal Spoke Company OF
Leavenworth. the Royal Light Com
pany of Leavenworth, the Royal Water
Company of Leavenworth, the Craw-
ford County telephone line, and the
Citizens bank building at Leavenworth
which has not yet been realized upon.
A Child Fatally Burned.
Emma Cullen, a small daughter of
JOSEPH Cullen, was fatally burned at
her home, SO Udell street, North In
dianapolis, Saturday afternoon. 1t is
supposed that she was playing with
| matches She screamed as her dress
was blazing but when help reached her
she had been burned about the body,
and it is probable that she inhaled
some of the flames. She died yester-
day morning. Her father is a member
of the fire department, in North In
dianapolis.
Arrested While Cashing a Check.
FIT. Wayne Ind.-George Haskell,
agent for monument firm, was arrest
ed in the Hamilton National bank on
Saturday while in the act of cashing
a check TO which as alleged. the name
of William Roth had been forged Mr..
Roth CHANGED to enter the building just
as the cashier was counting out the
money
| judicial Nomination.
ROckport, Ind.-The Republicans OF
Warrick, Spencer and Perry counties
met in judicial convention on Saturday
and on the 214th ballot Thomas E. Sny-
der OF this city was nominated as a
candidate for judge. His opponents
were Judge Cough, of BOOnville, and
Samuel J. Conner of Perry county.
Food Tablets and Netting.
Lafayette: Recently a local admirer
understanding that the home boys at
Chickamauga were not enjoying every
comfort offered to contribute some
thing toward making easier the life OF
the soldier If the special wants would