Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-01

attempts their rescue. His insanity is
attributed TO sickness. Mrs. Lizzie
Tomlinson was also adjudged insane
today. Her mind was dethroned, it is
said. over the death of her child last
week. Last night she tried to kill her.
self and family.
Annual Retreat.
South Bend: Tine annual retreat OF
the priests OF the Order of the Holy
Cross will begin at Notre Dame next
Saturday evening. and il will be con-
Quoted by Able Hogan. of the Society
OF st. Sulpice He was formerly a
member of the faculty Of the Catholic
university at Washington. The retreat
will last eight days. Members Of the
order from all parts of the country will
attend.
Damages with Interest Received.
Bedford: In 1892 Jack O'Brien Of
this city was injured at the Bedford
Salem stone mill. His leg caught in
the cOgwhee of traveller. He brought
suit and in 1855 a judgment was rem
dered in his favor for S4,750 Yester-
day he received from the company So
445, being the amount of judgment,
with interest, rendered in his favor in
1895. The case was in the courts for
several years.
c. l.. Henry for Governor.
Washington, ID. c.: Representative
Charles l.. Henry's name will be put
f<N,, - So. h.
nor, ii is said There is a wide senti-
ment in his favor among Hoosier re-
pubicans here Mr.. Henry has not
taken any step toward promoting his
candidacy, and gives no indication that
he will permit his name 10 go before
the convention.
Home Missionary Society.
Richmond: The annual meeting OF
the WOman's Home Missionary society
OF the Richmond district. northern In
diana conference, convened at 10 o'clock
today The attendance is large The
only business of the morning was the
reports OF various officers and commit
tees. Next years meeting goes TO New
Castle. The officers will be elected this
afternoon.
Rates to Omaha Convention.
Anderson: President Holloway and
Secretary Huffman Of the Indiana State
League OF Republican clubs, have ar
ranged with the Big Four and Missouri
Pacific railway companies and Indiana
delegates will be carried TO the Omaha
convention and return for one fare
plus 81. 1t is proposed TO leave In
dianapolis at 11:45 a. IN. July II.
Districts Consolidated.
New Albany: w. f. Moore, special
pension examiner for the New Albany
district, composed of Floyd, Crawford,
Harrison, Washington and Orange
counties, will be removed on the Goth
inst, owing to reduced appropriation.
The New Albany and Jeffersonvlle dis
tricts will be consolidated.
Ciydesdaie Stallion Cremated.
Wabash: The large barn of Michael
Stineman, two miles south of here. was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss ON structure and contents was
S., 600. A Clydesdale stallion, valued
at $1,000. was burned The fire was Of
incendiary origin. There is no insur-
ance.
Recruits In Abundance.
Upton: Sergeant Allen Clifford Of
company |, One Hundred and Sixtieth
Indiana, who has been here the past
week recruiting the company, will be
ready to leave for Chickamauga on
Friday. Twenty-fOur men are needed
and there are seventy-three applicants
Hog Cholera Prevalent.
Wheeling: Hog cholera is prevalent
in this immediate section and there is
also complaints in other portions OF
Delaware county. Isaac Parkinson, near
here lost one hundred head, and
George Powers is also loser.
Deputy Revenue Collector.
New Albany: George W. Faucet OF
Paoli was today appointed travelling
deputy internal revenue collector for
the New Albany sub-district OF the Sew
enth Indiana district by Collector D.
w. Henry of Terre Haute.
Indiana Postmasters.
Washington. ID. c.: Indiana postmast-
ers were appointed as follows: Brice.
Jay county, E. l.. ID. Murtha, vice, John
w. Smith, resigned; Mt. Etna, Hunt
ington county. Sybil Weller, vice Lille
Heiney. removed.
Robbed the Postohioo.
Montgomery: Burglars effected an
entrance into the postOffice building.
carrying off $3.50 belonging to Tanning
e. Co, and 500 in government funds.
Fatally Crushed.
Princeton: BY the fall of slate in
one of the mines controlled by the
Maule Coal company, Clarence Ridgely.
a miner, was fatally injured.
Floating in the Ohio.
Madison: The dead body of William
Scholl was found floating in the Ohio
river. He has been missing since the
excursion of Sunday last.
Attempted Suicide.