Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-28
Minor Happenings of the Past
Week.
EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS.
Political, Religious, Social and Criminal
Doings of the Whole World Carefully
Condensed for Our Readers-The Ac-
cident Record.

anu tlnnerS machinery. u6 lOes -
estimated at 100000.
Beaver Dam. Wis-Wayland aca-
denny is likely TO be added to by new
building to cost 5000. OF the amount
$4,000 has been pledged by Milwau-
kee man providing the balance is raised
within a certain time.
Hamburg, Ark.-At Jones, La,
stockman named Lovett Streetman was
riding in the woods when his horse be-
came frightened. ran away and dashed
Streetman violently against large OAK
tree. crushing his skull.
Louisville, Ky.-Mrs. Seth Coffman,
who lived in Greenville township,
Clark county, Indiana. near New AL
bany, committed suicide by cutting her
throat. Before doing this she attempt
ed to end the life of her infant child.
Clinton, Iowa.-The residence Of Dr.
Daniel Langan took fire from the furn-
ace. Miss Blanche Langan telephoned
an alarm, awoke the family and all
escaped, but were unable to save even
their clothing. The loss is $4,000.
st. Joseph, Mich.-Charles Halliday,
aged %, was found in a dying condi-
ton at his home. He had been shot
through the body, and the arteries Uf
| his wrists were severed. Develop
ments indicate that he was murdered
He was treasurer of Lincoln township.
Cincinnati, Ohio.-Suma Matsu Hon
go, now Miss Katherine Agnes Gulick,
the daughter of the Japanese count
who married Miss Emma Tyler OF
Philadelphia, has made her debut on
the stage here. She was adopted in in
fancy by missionaries and made des-
perate struggle for musical education.
Clay Center, Kas.-Train So on the
Chicago, Rock Island Pacific railroad
had a rear-end collision, in which Con-
ductor Edwards and Brakeman Griffith
were badly injured. Griffith died later
w. S. Broughton Of this city had his
| skull fractured, his leg and jaw broken
and will die. Rod SceinkOnig also had
| his skull broken and doctors say he
will die.
Shalbyville, Ind.-John r. Talman, a
photographer, dropped dead.
Benton Harbor, Mich.-An anti-sa-
loon league was organized here at a
meeting OF all the churches.
st. Louis. Mo.-The Rev. T. W. B.
Dawson, an aged recluse, was burned
to death In his cottage near Troy, Ill
Petoskey Mich.-A kick by horse
injured Henry Steinforth so badly that
little hope is entertained of his re.
covery.
| Perry, o. T.-Mrs. James Snyder was
so frightened by a report that the
Seminoles were planning a massacre
that her hair turned from auburn &c
white,
| hartford, Wis.-The trial of Julius
Zuelke, for the killing of Farmer Da-
vids, began after FIVE days spent in ex-
aiming talesmen.
| Jeffersonville, Ind.-W. H. Brown
| fatally shot his wife, and turning the
revolver on himself attempted to take
his own life, but received only a scalt
wound.
Galveston, Textile jury in the case
of Virgil Gallagher, charged with kill
Ing his mother last August, returned q
verdict of guilty and fixed the death
penalty.
Frankfort, Ky.-Judge Thomas II
Hines, judge of the court of appeals
the confederate officer who planned the
escape of John Morgan from the Ohio
penitentiary, is dead.
New YOrk-It is announced by the
police in Brooklyn that Burrage Ken
dali, president of the Bigelow CARPET
company, who died Friday, committed
suicide with a razor.
Black River Falls, Wis.-Mrs. Mary
Miles of this city was arrested by Sher-
In Page of Neillsville and taken to
Thorp for preliminary examination on
the charge OF train wrecking.
Baraboo, Wis.-While William Rath.
burn, owner of the Rathburn sawmill
at Lavalle, was walking in front Of a
circular saw he was caught and thrown
upon the carriage and killed.
Marquette, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bank
closed it's doors; ]. NJ. Wilkinson has
made an assignment to his son, Z. C.
Wilkinson, and his sOn-in-law, A. f
Miller. All creditors are likely TO be
paid in full.
LondOn-Sig. Nicoljni, husband OF
Nine. Adelina Patti Nicolini, died at
Pau. France.
Wabash, Ind.-Mrs. Owen Sullivan,
wife OF one Of Wabashs prominent
citizens. died suddenly of paralysis.
She was 81 years of age.
Carlinville. Ill.-Joseph Diebot. aged
80, and wealthy, living near Mount
Olive. jumped in front of a train and
was killed.
jamestown, N. D.-The jury in the
Villers murder trial returned a verdict
OF guilty and fixed the penalty at life
Imprisonment
Joliet, Ill.-The directors of ST. Fran
els acad envy have purchased the Fox
property in that city for a Catholic
orphans home.