Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-10-28
MISCELLANEO

Cincinnati, Ohio-The Master Horse
ShOers' international Protective Asso-
citation adjourned, to meet in Pittsburg
the second Monday in October, 1899.
New York.-The directors of the Me-
chanics and Traders bank deposed
President Fernando Baltes and elected
Vice President Schlesinger to succeed
him. There was a slight run on the
bank, but all demands were met.
Nassau, n. P.-The United States
cruiser Montgomery, Commander Con-
verse, has arrived from Hampton
Roads on special business. She will
remain there for few days.
st. Louis.-The druggists concluded
their sessions with banquet.
Des MoineS, Iowa.-At a camp fire
Congressman Hull declared in favor Of
keeping the Philippines.
New York.-Rev. Charles Heath, a
colored preacher is dead He was 101
years of age, and a veteran Of the
civil war.
Belvidere, Ill.-Commodore E. E.
Potter. retired from the navy, who was
stricken with paralysis at his home a
few days ago, is now in a critical con-
dition.
Seattle Wash.-Adrian Tappney of
New York. who arrived from st. Mich
ael's on the last trip of the steamer
Roanoke. reports the probable loss of
the schooner Annie Rowe in the north
sound and the drowning of eleven
passengers.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Col John J. Up
ham, retired, of the Eighth cavalry,
U. S. A., died of Bright's disease of the
kidneys. aged 81 years Col. Upham
was one of the best known military
men of Wisconsin
Springfield, Cd. L. Snyder. the
aged millionaire and philanthropist, is
dead.
New YorI-James A. Pollock. bet
ter known on the stage as James w.
Forrest, died il a police station Of apo
plexy.
Washington-The Knights OF Malta
finished their business and adjourned.
Authority was granted the Wisconsin
grand commandery to solicit subscrip-
tions throughout the United States for
q fund to erect hospital at West SUI
perior for INDECENT members Of the
| order
Philadelphia - Brig.-Gen. Joseph
Roberts. veteran of the civil war, is
dead at his home in this city, aged
| Sd years
Seattle, Wash-Frederick Furth.
secretary OF the Vulcan works, dropped
| dead in the street from heart disease,
aged 60. He was a brother of Leopold
| and Solomon E'urth of Richardson, Ill.
Washington-Germany is about to
| have an apple crop smaller in guam
! tity and poorer in quality than has
been gathered in recent years, accord
| ing to United States Consul General
| Frank Mason at Frankfort.
| Lexington Ky.-Gen. James II. Will
| son has assumed command of the
| First army corps, General BrecRln-
| ridge turning it over to him after a
review of all troops.
| Louisville. ky.-Charles G. Hen
ming. individual bookkeeper at the
Bank of Louisville. il defaulter in a
sum ranging between $4,000 and S10,-
| 00o, and &c has fled from the city.
Detroit. Mich.-The Society oil
Western Artists elected the following
officers: r. G.. Steele, Indianapolis
| president: dorado Taft, Chicago, vice
president, and Holmes Smith, st
Louis. secretary and treasurer.
| Lexington. Ky.-Private John
| Phelps of the First Missouri was dis
honOrably discharged from the volun-
teer army for a repetition of insubor-
dinatiOn. He is a son of Ex-Governor
j. 5. Phelps OF Springfield, Mo.