Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-28
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battalion anu the 1enth ONO.
Houston, Texas-M Pariera, a trav-
cling man of Albany, N. Y, was shot
and killed by George d. Moss, whose
wife he was accused of having in
suited.
Halifax-A vessel thought to be the
barkentine Irma of Liverpool has gone
ashore on Thrumcap Shoals, and the
crew is believed TO have been drowned
Middleton, Pa.-Gen. Graham has
begun an investigation at Camp Meade
into the recent spread eagling" of
three private soldiers by Lieut.. Col.
Moore.
Cincinnati, Ohio-The amount OF
coal now on its way to this city on the
present rise in the Ohio aggregates
about 100000 bushels, requiring $50
barges and twenty-five coal boats to
carry it,
Har 9. Pa.-Soldiers from the
Fourteenth Pennsylvania and Two
Hundred and Third New York regi-
ments became involved in riot, which
ended only when the fighters were
placed under arrest.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Private B. Arm
stein, First West Virginia. was ser
fenced at Camp Poland to six months
Imprisonment in Fort Sheridan and tC
pay a fine of $50 for having been alb
sent without leave for nearly a month.
Washington-Th commission OF
Spaniards sent to Manila recently by
Gen. Rios, SPANS chief representative
in the Philippines, arranged tempo
rary commercial convention. Inter
island traffic was resumed, but Il IS
again interrupted. this time by orders
from Gen. Rios
New York-The total registration OF
the city of New York is 556.3S9. as
against SCI, 1872 in 1897.
Milwaukee, Wis.-W. S. Hutchinson.
Chicago merchant was found dead
In his bed at the St Charles hotel.
Mexico, Mo.-The dead body II W
Fl. p. Lee, 4 prominent citizen, 80
years old. gas found IN elseRsnear
this city. He probably died while
temporarily insane.
San Juan, Porto Rico-The minis
ters Of the insular government have
had the oath of Office administered 10
them by Colonel Hunter, secretary OF
the American evacuation commission.
Fairbury. Ill.-The 13-year-o son
of Albert Ward was killed in & rnna-
way accident
Camden, n. John Fl. Dialogue. Is
years old, senior m"riber of the shin
building firm of John II. Dialogue *
Sons, died Of heart failure.
Madrid-The promised manifesto OF
Don Carlos the pretender is expected
shortly
Wabash. Ind.--James Ward, aged SO
years, was arrested in North Manches-
ter, this county, charged with com
plicity in the recent bank robbery in
Flora, Carroll county.
Monmouth Ill-The division head
quarters of the Iowa Central railroad
at Keithsbu.g, have been removed.
The transaction was consummated by
this city paying bonus OF $4,000
youngstown, O-Nichacl Timlin and
Philip VergallitO, filters at the fur
mace of the Youngstown Steel com
pany, were suffocated by gas. Both
leave families.
Vienna-Dr. Mueller who attended
Herr Barisch, the surgical assistant in
Professor Nothnagle's archaeological
establishment, who died from bubonic
plague, is dead.
st. Louis-More than 400 delegates
to the twenty-ffth annual convention
of the International Association of
Fire Engineers, composed of active
and retired fire chiefs In the United
States and Canada. met here.
Washing ton-The sixth animal con
vention of the National Spiritualistic
association was held here
Cleveland, Ohio-Judge Hammond OF
the United States circuit court has
granted the application of the Ameri-
can Steel and Wire company for an
injunction against the striking wire
drawers. The injunction is blanket
one and applies 10 all the defendants
named in the petition and to any 9th
eTs who may hereafter interfere with
The employees o. the company.
Westinghouse John 4. Logan
Jr., commissary of subsistence has
been ordered to Santiago, Cuba.
Brazil, Ind.-NewtoD Fisher shot
and badly wounded Charles Gross.
LOndon.-iFloods in Japan have done
great damage to crops and many lives
have been lost. Aichi prefecture
which seems TO have suffered most,
lost thirty-five houses washed away
1000 overthrow, TO partly wrecked
412 injured and $500 inundated. Seven
lives were lost.
Sbelbyvnie, Ind---private HarrJ
Lane of the 161st Indiana regiment
home on a furlough. was fatally in
jured in a runaway.
Paris-The building strike is ended
and troops have been withdrawn from
the places in which disturbances were
threatened