Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-28
General State News.

General State News.
A choral union is being organized at
Frankfort.
The Pendleton window-glas factory
has recommended manufacturing
glass.
Babe" Householder Of Sherron, Pa,
tin-plate worker, died at Atlanta of
alcoholism.
J. w. Molar, employed in the Jack
son Hill coal mines, was killed by
falling slate.
Green goods sharks are reported
working in northern Delaware and
southern Wells counties.
Robert Knots of Elwood. after
quarrel with his wife, attempted sui
eide by cutting his throat.
a chapter of the Daughters Of the
Revolution has been organized at New
Albany, headed by Miss Mary Z. Card
will as regent
John Gilmore of Montgomery county
is suing Uras Copeland for $4,000 dam
ages for the alleged alienation Of his
wife'S affections.
While the Rossville Journal the
state organ of the Populists. is printed
at Indianapolis, headquarters will re-
| main at ROssville.
The clothing Of the four-year-old
child of Edward Reddick of Mobiles
vile caught fire from stove and the
little one was burned to death.
The late William Ki, kwood. ST.. Of
Nottingham township. Carroll county.
during his active days was prominent
in county and township affairs
John ROsenbaum CT Portland was
carried home with TWO severe knife
wounds in his back. He is unable 10
tell in what way they were received.
City Marshal Bird of Frankfort is
again disabled by the bullet fired into
his body eight years ago by the young
desperate, Arthur Palmer of Russia
vile.
| Henry Ebert switchman employed
by the Michigan Central Railway Com
pany at Michigan City for many years,
| fell under an engine and was instantly
killed.
The employers and employees of the
Wilson & NcCullOch fruit factories at
Paramount and Marion have adjusted
| their differences and a start will be
made next week
Harry Halam of the Anderson Her.
aid ignited escaping natural gas and he
is minus mustachl. eyebrows and hair,
besides being seriously burned about
the face and hands.
Rachel b. Gould of Terre Haute was
declared insane because she was am
bilious TO marry three-eyed man and
had made a trousseau of red and green
plush, in anticipation of success.
Richmond has seven ex-mayors still
living-John p. Thistlewaite, Lewis ID.
Stubs, DIR. James +. HILBERT. John L.
Rupe William Moore, Perry j. Free
| man and Major James S. Ostrander
William A. Freeman, formerly Of
Guy, but more recently engaged with a
thrashing and hauling outfit, has APP
piled for financial relief under the
bankrupt law. Liabilities. $4,000; as
sets. $4,000.
Michigan City is making a strong
effort to be chosen as the home of the
new Episcopalian diocese. One parish
Toner offers to give $4,000, and the
Trinity church will donate its proper
ty for cathedral purposes.
The manner in which the county Of
ficials are assisting the w. b. COnkey
Co. at Hammond is exciting bitter pro-
tests from labor unions throughout the
state. In several cases union men have
been ordered out of town.
Superintendent Ellabarger of the
Dublin schools expelled several pupils
and suspended others because OF
trouble originating over a literary So
ciety. An appeal has been taken to the
state school superintendent.
James Coon of Grant county, where
he lived for many years. is dead. He
was seventy-four years old.
Within the past forty days the
Knights OF Honor have paid $4,000 to
families of deceased members IL Terre
Haute.
Robert Maine Of Swayzee will locate
a zinc smelter at Matthews.