Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-11-04
NEWS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.
Minor Happenings of the Past
Week.
EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS.
Political, Religious, Social and Criminal
DOings of the Whole World Carefully
Condensed for Our Readers Ac-
cident Record.

press ElIZaD6Jn OF austria were trans
ferred to their NAL resting place in
the vaults of the Capuchin church,
where they nov lie beside the remains
of the late Crown Prince Rudolph.
San Franeisco-The steamer Port
land, which arrived from St Michael's.
brings important news of the arctic
whaling fleet The catch up to Oct. 10
was one of the largest on record and
represented in round numbers abou-
81 600, 600.
ST. Louis. MU.-John F. Coyle,
member of the Nineteenth United
States infantry, was shot to death by
John Derr. member of company a,
Twentyfirst United States infantry.
The tragedy occurred in 4 saloon on
Greer avenue.
New YOrk-The report of the late
Col. Warning on his Investigations in
Havana and his suggestions as to san
itary improvements IN that city for
President Mckinley were practically
completed before his death The quar-
antine was lifted from the house in
which Col. Waring died.
Omaha, Neb.-George Self. MEMBER
of the United States marine corps. who
died of typhoid fever, was given a
military funeral. Self was the first
member Of the marine corps to de
from disease since the beginning OF the
campaign against Spain.
Knoxville. feminine members OF
the war investigating commission par
ty reached here. visited the division
hopital and examined closely into the
provisions made for caring for the sick.
the methods OF treatment adopted and
the condition Of the inmates.
Russell, Wis.-Mrs. Ellis had q bat
tie with an eagle The bird was killed.
Mentone, Flance-This district was
visited by terrible hailstorm. The
hailstones were Of immense size. The
olive and lemon crops have been COM
pletely destroyed.
Wing, Hl.-Wing IS experiencing its
second visit this year OF the diph-
iberia Eleven deaths have occurred
within the last few days.
Portland. Ore-George i. Steele and
George \. Steele's company have petit
toned the United States court to be
declared bankrupt. Assets. 100000;
liabilities, SAIL 600
Muncie. Ind.-Edward Goldrick and
Michael O'Garra quarTeled whereupon
GOldrick secured a revolver and fired
four shots at O'Garra. one producing
a wound that may prove fatal.
Galena, Ill.-Charles Williams. town
commissioner of West Galena. while
en- route home, accidentally fell into
a deep gutter by the roadside, and be-
ing unable TO extricate himself
smothered to death.
Milwaukee, Wis.-The Milwaukee
typothetae, or employing printers, in
dorsed the resolution recently adopted
by the national typOthetae, providing
for fewer working hours for printers,
pressmen and bookbinders.
London-The Rome correspondent OF
The Daily Chronicle says the pope viii
shortly issue an encyclical Oh anar-
chism.
Newburg, n. while playing with
loaded revolver in their home. Ben
tina Veach, 4 years old, shot and killed
Mabel S. Warren, aged years.
San FranciscO-The transport Zea-
landia, with the First and Second bat
tallons OF the First Tennessee regi-
ment, comprising 500 men, sailed for
Manila
Detroit, Mich.-A man giving his
name as Ernest Whiten was arrested on
suspicion of having murdered a Jockey
named James Street on March q last
in st. Louis, Mo.
Monterey, Mexico Mexican officer.
report three deaths from yellow fever
with four new cases. Private informa.
ton indicates greater mortality ant
an increase in sickness
Phladelpl ia-Rey Samuel Mulch.
more, one OF the NEST prominent min
listers in the Presbyterian church. died
at his home in this city from kidney
trouble.
Washington-The quarantine agains
southern ports has been extended unit
Nov. ID, fifteen days later than usual
The restriction includes Atlantic port
south of Savannah ard points on tn,
Gulf Of Mexico
Toledo, O.-Two bodies were takeI
from the ruins OF the Union Elevate
fire. One Is thought to be that of Der
Wainwright. A total of eighteen deat
is the result of the fire. which occurre,
Sept. 20.
Shelbyville, Ind.-While walking be
hind a horse S-year-old Wade Robert
had his head kicked from his Shout
ders.
San FFancisco-Fred Carver, com
pany G, F'fty first Iowa, died at tn
general be- al from pneumonia, fol
lowing fever.
LaPorte, John j. O'keefe wa
held for trial in the federal court I'M
der $1,000 bonds, charged with rifIin
the mails at Valparaiso.
Winona Lake, Ind.--It is prob: 81
that the next quadrennial meeting @
the general conference of the Unite
States will meet here.