Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-10
MlSCELLAN EOUS,


Of the New York police force died on
Big Four train near Marion, o.
Observation-Disclosures am. first
secretary of the British embassy, ac-
companied by Mrs. Adam, has sailed
for London, where he will be absent for
two months on leave.
Moline, Ill.-Superintendent OF
Schools H. NJ. Slauson has resigned to
go to ann Arbor, Mich, TO take sim
liar position. His successor is Prof. W.
J. Cox.
Galesburg, Ill.-The resignation of
DR.. ]. G. Evans, president of Hedding
college, Abingdon, has been placed in
the hands of the board of trustees for
action at its meeting of June Is.
New York-Two cases of yellow few
er developed on board the Lamport &
Holt steamer Garrick on her voyage
from South American ports.
New YOrk-A rumor is current that
the Fuerst Bismarck has been sold by
the Hamburg line, presuma-
bly, to the Spanish government
Frankfort. Ky.-The total assessed
value of equalized property in Ken
lucky is $552 ,977 967, on which $1,000
900 state taxes will be called.
Auburn, Ind-William Mcintyre for
mer auditor of DeKalb county, is dead
He was II years of age.
Springfield, Ill.-Public services over
the remains of Prof. Samuel NJ Inglis,
state superintendent of instruction,
were held in the hall of representatives.
Belvidere, Ill.-Senator Homer F.
Aspinwall of Freeport has been ap-
pointed lieutenant colonel of Judge
Fuller's regiment and has accepted the
position.
New York-Collis P. Huntington has
arrived in this city from California.
He says the business conditions in the
west are more favorable than for years
past, except in California, where the
grain crop is almost failure.
MOntreal-A slight earthquake shock
was felt here June 2, lasting for forty
five seconds. The earthquake moved
from east to west, and was felt
throughout Quebec and Ontario. No
damage is reported.
Duluth-Word was received here Of
the death al Spokane of N. d. Moore.
who was the man that brought the
Gogebic iron range into prominence.
He was known as the king of the
Gogebic" He once refused an offer of
So 600 900 for Gogebic interests. He
died wealthy.
Pontiac. Thames E. Morrow, pres
ident Of the National Bank of this city,
died. aged 60 years
Washington - Sir Henry Strong,
chief justice of Canada. has accepted
the appointment as arbitrator to set
tie the amount of indemnity to be paid
by the government of Peru to Victor
McCOrd.
Hartford City, Ind.-The Eighth dis
trict pOpulists refused to fuse with the
dem ocrats and nominated James E.
Thompson of Anderson for congress.
Milwaukee, Wis-In the Superior
court Judge Sutherland held that a
specification in a contract requiring
the contractor to use only union labor
is void.
St. Joseph Mo.-Charles E. Cochran
was renominated by reclamation for
congress by the democrats of the
Fourth district at Savannah.
Clinton. Ind-Mrs. Susan Schanon.
aged 80. dropped dead while at the din
ner table.
Peru. Ind. A. & J. c. Schmoll.
wholesale and retail grocers, have as
signed TO Charles Clark. Liabilities,
SIC. 900.
Boston. Mass.-The book publishing
firm of Estes & Lauriat have dissolved
partnership. and will form two distinct
firms.
Sioux City lathe local trade and
labor assembly have petitioned for the
inauguration of the single tax in the
city so far as the law allows
Kenosha. Wis.-Prof s. NJ. Inglis,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton of Illinois. died at the Pennoyer
sanitarium
Rock Island. Ill-Congressman Geo.
W. Prince was renominated on tho
eightyfourth ballot In the Tenth dis
trict republican convention here.
San Francisco. Cal.-The steamer
Moana from australia. brought in So
500. 600 in sOvereigns
Philadelphia. Pa.-One thousand
longshoremen employed along the Del
aware river front went on strike and
temporarily caused trouble TO shipping
interests