Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-07

JOhn Leach. engineer of the Evans
vile electric light plant. was caught by
the machinery and literally torn to
pieces.
The Delaware county grand jury in
vestigation of the murder OF William
Stoll of Muncie failed to develop the
murderer
Thaddeus Coffin. of Newcastle. has
received orders to report as speedily
as possible at Ponce, Porto Rico. for
postal service.
Patrick Campbell. who was stabbed
by his father in self-defense. at the old
| homestead in Johnson county. is dead
of his injuries.
John Tribbett, seventy-seven years
old, who settled near Darlington in
1928, is dead. His last days were spent
at Thorntown.
William c. Jones, a prominent citi
zen of Johnson county for many years.
is dead at Fairfield, Ia. He was eighty
nine years Old
Mrs. Leonard Lay. of Columbus. as
Saulted George w. Tinsley with a whip
claiming he had used language unfit
for woman 10 hear.
A Sand-hiil crane was killed near In
gals which stood five feet four inches
in height and had breadth of wing of
six feet three inches.
Alexander Pough, well-known min
er of Linton. while on a business trip
to Sitresville, was stricken with paral-
ysis, dying before removal home.
A. a. HargraYe, of the Rockville Re
publican, has purchased the Parke
County Journal, also Republican in
politics, and will consolidate the two.
1t is feared that the seven-year-old
sons of George Kohlmer and George
Michael, of KokomO. were permanent
ly blinded while playing with pow
der.
Charles Peterson. found at Decatur
by his deserted wife, of Miamisburg,
D., and living with another woman.
was fined $50 and given thirty days in
jail
Eugene. twelve years old son of
Mack FelOy, of Shelbyville attempted
suicide by hanging, because his father
punished him for disobedience OF Or
ders.
The ten-year-Old son of Francis Liv-
ingstOn, of Worthington, was accident
ally drowned in Eel river: so also the
six-year-old son of Mrs. Lawson. same
place.
The trial of Dr. w r. Stout, of Cow
ington, growing out CT the death of
Grace McClamrock. of Montgomery
county, will be called at Rockville on
Monday.
The Chicago Synod of the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church in session at
Whitestown. has adjourned The next
annual meeting will be held at Van
dalia, H.
Charles II. Cadwallader, under in
dictment growing out of failure of the
bank at Union City, has taken q
change of venue from Judge Marsh, at
Winchester
The American StrawbOard Company
has closed its plant at Anderson be-
cause the authorities insist that it shall
not continue to pOllute the waters of
White river.
The county clerk of Shelby has gone
to Florida after his son, Albert Chue-
den. of the One Hundred and Sixty
first Indiana. who is alarmingly ill of
typhoid fever.
Miss Hattie Williams, daughter of
Charles Il. Williams, of the Union
State Bank Of Morristown. and Homer
r. Ravens eloped to Rushville and
were married
Sardis Summerfeld. who went West
as poor boy eighteen years ago, is
revsiting his old home at North Yer
non He is now United States district
attorney of Nevada.
The little daughter of d. NJ. Hugh
banks of Austin fell out of bed in such
way as to catch by her chin against
the wall and her neck was broken. She
was dead when found
Henry Jones, alias Teal colored, an
alleged desperadO wanted on several
charges at Anderson, among which is
shooting a patrOlman, is reported I'M
der arrest at TiOqua, o.
Fred Howard. of Newburg, accused
of insulting young women was seized
by crowd and dragged toward a tree.
and the alternative was given him to
leave town or swing He left town
Under the supposition that boys
meditated stealing his fruit, James
Stone of Greentown, shot Delta Tuck
er and Frank Crick. using a shotgun.
Both boys were severely wounded.
Stone is under arrest.
Miss Mabel Franklin, of Indianap
oils, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Nc
Mutt, OF Terre Haute. while bicycling.
came in collision with a wheel ridden
by w. J. Thompson. and was seriously
injured. She is the daughter of Walter
Franklin.
Mrs. Della Shores, of Muncie, made A
trip to Australia in search of a young
er brother, of whom nothing had been
heard for years. He was found. pros
porous and healthy. and eventually
he will return to permanent residence
at Muncie.