Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-15

A key touch at one end of the line
prin ts the letter touched Oh the paper
in the machine at the other end. 1t is
known as the teletype.
The improvement season has now
opened and painters and paper hangers
say that the indications are that bust
ness in their line of work will be IN
precedentIy large.
| Religion is cutting quite figure in
politics in Peru. 1t is said that the
church people down there are opposed
to the present Mayor, and bitter polit-
icsl controversy is now being waged.
We may not have rain for seven con-
secutive Sundays. Should this prove
true, the old adage that should rain fall
on Easter that we can look for rain for
the next seven Sundays, will fall flat.
Dan Gibbons was brought before
Just: g Corbin late yesterday evening
charged with assault and battery upon
Mary A. Yates Dan wasn't ready for
trial, but he gave bond for his appear
ance.
plymouth hasn't a bad house to
day." said well-posted young man this
morning call the old-time scars have
left our town, and | hope Plymouth
will never have to acknowledge their
return"
"The high school face" is the latest
and is said to be the result of over
study. Now the mother of every
hOmely maid that goes to school will
have logical reason for her daugh-
ters unattr Effectiveness.
American citizens fleeing for their
lives from Spanish soil, and the United
States Government, making no effort to
protect them thus far. 1t is spectacle
for the nations of the earth, and hui
initiation to every American.
SALISBURY Chicago Orches ira will
exhibit in the Opera house in Plymouth
on the night of April 18th. Lou All
man and Gid Blain have the matter in
hand and it is through their efforts
that the company will be heard in
Plymouth.
An ex-COnfederate soldier died in
Newport, Neb., few days ago. The
veterans who wore the blue in 1861 took
charge of the remains of their old an
tsgonist and conducted the funeral.
The war of the rebellion closed thirty
three years ago.
1t is announced that the Pennsylvania
lines have been given the contract to
carry the members of the naval reserve
to New York from ST. Paul, Duluth,
Milwaukee and Chicago. The reserves
will be transported at different times on
its regular trains.
How humiliating TO every Republi-
can, with the warlike record of his party
under such men as Lincoln and Grant
the latter of whom did not hesitate to
dictate to France and England, and to
enforce the evacuation of Mexico, must
be tn. record of the present day.
Monday next is the day appointed for
settlement with the late employees of
the Elektron Cycle works of this city
Most of the boys are out OF town, but
it is thought that a settlement can be
arranged without their presence, as all
the cases are In the hands of an attorney.
Frank Mckinney transacted bust
ness in Plymouth today. Frank says
that business in Bourbon is not glitter
ing. He hopes for brighter days. If
war is declared, he says that Bourbon
will show up with her quote of healthy
volunteers to help subdue the Span
iards.
The gentlemen who will form the
law making body of our city for the
next four years, should be pledged in
advance to continue the notable i'm
provements whicl have been so ad-
mirably begun. This issue of the
Il
coming election should not be lost
sight of.
A tribe of Yaqui Indians has been
subdued by a ruse of the Mexican gov
eminent. Its chief was taken for a
visit to the capital, appointed general
and given q uniform. After his re-
turn he regarded himself as the ruler
of Mexico, and instead of being rebel
lious has helped, with his 800 warriors,
to preserve peace among the other
tribes.
The old Plymouth band is going to
be recognized at once and the citizens
of Plymouth will have the pleasure OF
again listening to the sweet strains OF
this splendid musical organization
When the old Plymouth band was at
it's best, it was the equal of any in this
part of the state. All the old mem
bers are here, and a few new ones will
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