Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

clothiers, made an assignment to ]. P.
Aydelotte
Mexico, Mo.-JuGge John ]. Clark, so
years old, friend of General Grant,
died at his home here.
kokomo, Ind.-Hugh Johnson, a
farmer, dropped dead while chopping
wood. He was 20 years DID,
Port Townsend, Wash.-August Nick
erson, sailor, died here, after living
eleven days with a broken neck.
San Diego, Cal.-Signor Anton Cas-
seletti has died here, aged 62 years. He
had European reputation as violin
list.
La Porte, Ind.-Fifteen wealthy Chi
cago Bohemians are prospecting to es-
tablish large industry on a co-opera-
tive plan at North Judson. The syn
dictate is headed by Frank Landis.
Denver-The northern Colorado coal
operators have decided not to accede
to the demand of the striking miners
for an advance in wages.
Rio Janeiro, Brazil.-Important gold
fields have been discovered in the state
of Goyas.
New York.-There is report that
Bishop Potter of the Protestant Epis-
copal church will quit New York and
take up his residence in England.
Judge John NJ Scott, for twenty-five
years on the Illinois Supreme bench,
is dead
Bloomington, Ill.-Mrs Aaron Liv-
ingston, one of the most prominent
Jewish women of Bloomington, is dead,
aged So years.
Aurora, Ill.-Charles S. Kilbourna
has donated $500 toward $751; 900 en-
dowment to maintain the Aurora city
hospital.
Baraboo, Wis.-Albert Miller, aged
SO, was dead when taken from a well
forty feet deep, after being buried for
ty-four hours
Madison, Ind.-The widow of DR..
Hanover College $4,000 to endow a
chair of physics.
Cincinnati, O.-George Haefer and
Albert Fisher were appointed receivers
of the Geological gardens. There is a
debt of $4,000.
Anderson, Ind.-The Anderson Nut
and Bolt Company and other plants
have entered the nut and bolt manu-
facturers' combine.
st. Joseph, Mich.-Henry w. Eye Of
Niles began a $4,000 damage suit
against Millionaire Charles A. Chaplin
of that city. A dog bit Miss Eye.
Paxton, Ill.-R. Harder, aged Y
years, died OF paralysis.
Kokomo, Ind.-Dr. G. 3. Scott. a
prominent physician for forty years,
died of paralysis of the heart.
Topeka, Kas.-The Populist state
committee decided on Jan. 20 for the
state convention of that party.
Emporia, Kas.-On the claim of a
friend that John Whitcraft was pois-
oned his body will be exhumed.
Kingston, Ont.-Sister McDougall.
aged rs years, died in Hotel Dieu COM
munity. In 1S4S she was a nurse dur
ing the fever plague here.
Omaha. Neb.-Suit was commenced
against the Thomson Houston Electric
Light company to have its tolls in
Omaha declared excessive.
Flora, Ind.-White-cap notices were
found tackled on the Office of c. A.
Reyes of this city, requesting him to
leave this town within twenty-four
hours.
Viroqua, Wis.-The tobacco ware
houses in this city opened for business.
Nearly 100000 worth of tobacco was
grown in Vernon county last season.
GAINESVILLE, O.-Engineer Kennedy
and fireman and brakeman had a
narrow escape from death by suffoca-
ton in tunnel between Corning and
Drake Station.
Rockville. Ind.-Interest has been &c
vived in the famous Kellar-Shanks
murder case by the filing of big dam
age suit by Maggie Kellar against Geo.
V. Thomas and seven prominent far
mers of this county.
Appleton, Wis.-The faculty of Law
renee university has practically repu-
dated Captain Fuller of the military
department, modifying the punishment
or Cadet Otto G. Haefner to repri-
mand and the usual time at drill.
Centerville, Law. S. Scott, who ran
for United States representative on the
Populist ticket, brought suit for di-
vorce from his wife because she teased
him over his defeat. A decree was re-
fused.