Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-11
NEWS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
Minor Happenings of the Past
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EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS.
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lives in the Niagara river by their
boat swapping.
Lexington, Ky-Private William
Kane, company E. Third Kentucky,
whose home is at Carlisle, Ky. shot
and killed a woman named Maud Nc
Clure.
San Francisco-The transport City
of Puebla sailed for Manila with the
remaining Tennessee battalion, the
last of the California heavy artillery,
the Nevada troop of cavalry, and re-
cruits for the Twenty-third infantry.
Berlin-Dr Won Rudhart. at one
time minister for Bavaria at Berlin.
died at GarmiSch Bavaria. He re-
signed his post in 1850 under sensa-
tional conditions. Prince Bismarck
having insulted him at parliament
airy soiree at Bismarck's palace.
Fairbury, In.-The Baptist church
here celebrated the forteth anniy ersary
of its organization.
Flushing. O.-The First National
bank has suspended business and is
in the hands of the comptroller OF the
currency.
Washburn. Wishing G. Staples,
present member Of the legislature, was
sentenced by Judge Fish to eighteen
months in the penitentiary for embez-
Element.
Omaha Neb.-The east bound Oma-.
ha & St. Louis train coIlided with
Union Pacific freight train east of this
city. and William Hover. Union Pa
cific fireman. was killed
Welborne, Fla-Arthur Williams.
colored, was lynched for the murder
of Miss Eliva Ogden. Buck James and
Monroe Leggitt. also cOlOred, charged
by Williams with having aided him.
are in jail, but probably will be killed
by the mob.
New Orleans-Henry Reboul. dis
charged from the Sixth cavalry be-
ause of physical disability ON the day
Maine was blown up, committed
s-.icide il; a cemetery because of grief
at inability 10 secure reinstatement
and take part in the war
New York-Dr. Christopher C. Sharp,
a physician we'll known in Cincinnati,
Lexington, Ky. and Indianapolis,
where he had lived. died of pneumonia
aged "a years.
COnstantinople-M Zinovieff, the
Russian ambassador to Turkey. has
ormally proposed the appointment of
rice George of Greece as commission
or general of the European powers in
Crete.
New York-It has transpired that
1913 of the enlisted men or the auxil-
larry cruiser Buffalo deserted after the
orders were received at the navy yard
directing the ship to sail for Manila
with supplies, stores, and reinforce
ments for Admiral Dewey
New York-Otto Sieloff of Chicago
has been matched to box twenty-five
rounds on November IL with Kid Car
ter of Brooklyn. Carter recently re-
ceived a decision over BLACK Critic"
Bradford Vt-Ex- Governor Roswell
p Farnham, while attempting to board
train at Pompanoosac station, fell
from the platform. sustaining severe
injuries
Pekin-Twenty American marines,
with a gatling gun, have arrived here
to act as guards at the United States
legation.
Kewanee, Ill."Cyrus II. S. Powers,
man of wealth and widely known
in Henry county, died at his home here
at the age of rs. He was prominent
in masonic circles.
Havana-ColOnel Williams, the chief
quartermaster here, who was attacked
by yellow fever a day of two ago, is
very sick. Captain Colbert, Colonel
Williams aid, and Orderly Stewart are
also suffering from the disease
Milwaukee, Wis.-The police have
been unable to obtain any clew to the
identity of the young woman who COM
mitted suicide at the Davidson hotel.
Berlin-Influenza has become cpl
demic in this city. The first outbreak
was in the Third regiment of the Ber-
lin guard. From the barracks it has
spread to the other regiments of the
guard and throughout the city
Washington-A dispatch from Cen
eral Brooke at San Juan announces
tract nurse, of typhoid.
Grantsburg, Wis.-William Hoff-
stead, editor of the Sentinel of this
city, was in runaway and was Sc
riously injured.
WashingtOn.-A cablegram received
at the navy department announced the
arrival at Bahia Brazil, Of the battle
ships Oregon and Iowa and the collier
Celtic
Rockford, Ill.-Snyder e. Warne. car
riage manufacturers, have assigned
Assets and liabilities unknown.
Lake Delayan, Mo.-James Robinson,
formerly champion bareback rider of
the world, who has been dangerously
ill, is recovering.
Cripple Creek. Colo.-The output of
ore in the Cripple Creek district in Oc-
tober is valued at 81 .4SS 100, the high
est in the history of the camn