Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-22
MIS- CELlAN EOUS.

Waukegan, Ill.-The soldiers reun-
ion committee has decided to hold the
annual reunion of Lake county SOL
diers and sailors at Gray's Lake, on
Aug. 81 and Sept. 1.
Eldora, Iowa-A. J. Springer, a pio-
neer, is dead
Sullivan, Ind.-William II. Blue of
MerOm was found dead in bed.
Seattle, Wash.-The Minnesota edi-
toriil excursion arrived here from
VictC~la.
st. Louis. Mott is reported that
Fred w. Baumhoff will be the next
postmaster of ST. Louis.
Monroe, Mich.-The remains of Capt.
John M. Gutmann, company NJ. 31st
Michigan volunteers, have arrived
here.
Kankakee, Ill.-The peoples univer-
sity property. communistic colony
founded by Walter Thomas Mills three
years ago in Pembroke township, was
sold at masters sale for s245.
New fOrk-EX-President Benjamin
Harrison, who has been here with his
wife and baby at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, has gone to Old Forge. Gen.
Harrison's cottage in the Adirondacks.
Racine, Wis.-Henry Fischer. aged
50, is dead. He came to Racine in 1855
Marion, Ind.-George Sweetser, vice.
president of the Marion bank. was ap-
pointed receiver of the Indiana Trac-
ton Company by Judge Brownlee of
the Superior court.
Pittsburg-Captain Hubert B. Mon
treville. one of the best-known news
paper men in this city, is dead. He had
been i'll five weeks with tuberculosis.
Lostant, In.-Thomas Phillips, a
pioneer, is dead. Mr.. Phillips nearly
half century ago manufactured the
first bricks made in his section Of
country, the plant being located in the
historic town of Magnolia, Putnam
county.
Saratoga, N. Y.-The seventeenth an
nual national summer meeting of Uni
versalists, which was called for Oak
Orchard, n. Y, July 80 to Aug. s. has
been changed to Saratoga on the same
dates.
Victoria, B. C.-Thirty Klondikers
arrived here by the steamer Cottage
City with between $4,000 and 81 ,OO0.-
600 in gold and dust.
Seymour. nd.-Republicans of the
fourth Indiana congressional district
will hold their convention here Aug.
Is.
Danville, Ill.-Notice has been served
on the contractors of the national sol
diers' home by the employees that I'M
less an increase in wages and re-
duction from nine to eight hours day
are granted strike will be declared.
Manitowoc, Wis-The Sorg Wagon
company has made an assignment.
Freeport. Ill.-Judge John Coates.
who had practiced law here fifty-One
years, is dead.
Flora Ind.-John McManus, a prom
inent farmer, formerly editor Of the
Delphi Times, has become violently in
sane.
Benton Harbor, Mich-A beet-sugar
factory. to cost about $4,000 is to be
established in this city in short time
Providence. r. John II. Mason &
Sons. one OF the oldest cotton manu-
featuring firms in this city. are finan
cially en- barassed. The liabilities are
placed above 100000
Montreal. Que-Bishop Louis Fran
co.'s La Floche OF Three Rivers is dead.
ST. Paul.-The first district republi-
cans at Rochester renominated Con
gresham James A. Tawney by accla-
nation.
Columbus, InG.-A telegram received
here announces that Charles O'Neal OF
Nashville. Brown county. twenty miles
west of here, was killed in the battle
of Santiago
Denver, Co!o.-The wife of ex-GOy.
Albert w. Mcintyre obtained a divorce
in Conejos county June 26 last. The
grounds Of the divorce are not stated
Princeton. Ind = DR.. Shelton H.
ShOplaugh is dead.
Waukegan Ill-The new city dock
has been formally dedicated with a
grand celebration.
Dayton, Ohio-The Lehigh Carriage
company has assigned TO Charles j.
Mckee Estimated liabilities $115 200,
assets $4,000.
Rock Island. Ill-Augustana college
has received a gift of 2SO0 from c. J.
Ericsson of Boone. Iowa. The money
is to be applied toward purchasing
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