Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-04

Vol.
Fulton, Mo.-Dr. ]. T. Coombs has
been removed from the head OF the
state insane asylum.
Youngstown. Ohio-All bucket shops
were ordered closed and many pro-
prietOrs were arrested.
New YOrk-At the annual meeting Of
the knit goods manufacturers A. &.
Valentine was elected president
New York-Richard Croker has in
formed his friends that he intends to
return to England about April LIST to
attend to his racing interests there.
WashingtOn-The report contained
in a dispatch from London that Italy
had decided upon energetic measures to
enforce reparatiOn for the alleged il
legal seGuestration of an Italian yes
the Haytien legation.
Cincinnati-W. p. Walker. freight
traffic manager Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, is lying at the st. Mich
olas in critical condition from
stroke of paralysis.
cases are reported. Surrounding towns
report several cases.
ST Joseph. Mich.-Stockholders want
a receiver for the st. Joseph and Ben
ton Harbor street railway.
Cleveland, O.-Many different phases
of mission work were considered at
the sessions of the student volunteer
convention. Need of money in accom-
plishment of mission work was dwelt
ON in many addresses.
Washington-The house committee
on judiciary struck out OF the South
Carolina dispensary bill the provision
that requires all liquor carried into the
state to be subject to full state con-
troll and voted to report the bill with
out recommendation.
WashingtOn-R Receipts from the sale
of public lands during ten years ending
June 30 last were: Cash sales, $40,9S1,-
1872; fees and commissions on filings,
etc. SO, 123 .53S. Total expense Incl
dent to disposal of public lands for
that period sG,910,136
Dubuque, Iowa-The thirty-fOurth
anniversary Of the founding Of the
Knights of Pythias was observed.
Joliet. Ill.-Suit for $4,000 damages
against the Chicago & Eastern Illinois
road has been filed by Thomas Ham
mill.
Saginaw. Christopher II.
Sternhagen cleaned out a closet and
found $1,000 in bills and $4,000 in sill
yer, secreteG by his wife
Madison. Wis.-The application of
the Edion Improvement company ask
ing that the city of Superior be re-
strained from refunding 100000 of
city bonds was denied.
Topeka Kan.-The National Cream
cry Buttermakers elected Irwin Paul,
Springville. Iowa, president; George
Parks, Owatonna, Mimi. vice-presi-
dent, and E. Sudendorf, Elgin, H., sec
rotary and treasurer.
Joliet, lid. G. Wilson, a railroad
man, is dead.
Muncie. Ind.-A firm here has re-
ceived an order for 500 glass fence
posts.
New Orieans.-Fort ST Philip is al
most finished. and will soon be turned
over to the government by Major
Quinn. the engineer in charge. Two
companies of artillery at Jackson Bar
racks will soon be detailed to Fort s.;
Philip.
indianapolis. Ind.-The persistent
hunt for the remains of Jasper Clary,
exhumed by ghouls. resulted in find
ing the body in pine box where 1t
had been deposited upon one of the
busy streets of the city.
New YOrk.-MajOr Alba A. SelOver
died in this city Of diabetes. aged "A
years.
Richmond. Ind.-The Fulton steam
boiler works filed a chattel mortgage
for the protection of creditors with
preferred claims aggregating about
$4,000. The assets are estimated at
$40 900
Seattle, Wash.-SiX vessels. the City
of Topeka. Cleveland Noye, Protec-
ton, Augusta and Scotia. are overdue
from Alaska Their non-arrival causes
no apprehension, as it is supposed they
have sought shelter from the storm.
Frankfort, Ky.-The house has pass
ed a sweeping anti-cigarette bill.