Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
MlSCELLANEOU

States judge for the Sixth Circuit as
soon as he resigns from the cabinet
at the close of the war.
Galveston. TeXas-Reports received
here say that worms have cut short the
cotton in Southwest Texas one-third.
and are appearing in spots in North
Texas.
Dubuque. Iowa Louis Rhyader of
Charles City filed petition of involun-
tary bankruptcy
Marshalltown. Iowa-George Whit
ton was appointed receiver for the
Commercial State bank by Judge Cas-
we'll
Dover. Del.-Mrs. ]. Polk Deane and
her sister. Mrs. j. p. Dunning, are
dead here as the result of poisoning
from eating candy.
Indianapolis-The Malt Trust. which
has recently purchased several brew
cries in Chicago. is negotiating for the
Home and American Brewing COM
panies' plants in this city.
St. Johns. y. Fit is announced
that Lieut.. Col. Macallum governor Of
Lagos. West Africa. will succeed Sir
Herbert Murray as governor of New
foundland.
Richmond. Va.-General Lee tele-
graphed that he did not want TO keep
his house here for another year. This
is taken TO mean that he expects to go
to Cuba this fall and take his family
n,,; nf
the fremont house, this city, and one
of the best known hotel men of the
west, died at his chateau near Tours,
France. of paralysis. aged 81 years.
Danville, Ill.-At a session of the
High Court of the Independent Order
of Foresters Edward Newman of Chi
cago was elected high vice chief ran
ger on the second ballot.
Washington-The North American
Trust Company has filed a bond of
S250,0O0 with the secretary of the
treasury and has been made fiscal
agent of the government at Santiago.
Jacksonville. Fla.-George Telling of
Company l., First Wisconsin regiment,
died at the division hospital of typhoid
fever. He was % years old.
Washington - President Mckinley
and Secretary Alger have been invited
to visit Chattanooga and Chickamau-
ga.
Des MOines-Al! of he assessment
returns for the state have been received
by Auditor Mccarthy. The total for
the state is 1914 100000, a net decrease
of about 100000 900 from last year.
Wabash, Ind.-Judge Nelson McLain,
one of the oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens in northern Indiana,
died at his home in this city. He was
born in Jonesville. o.. March ., 1909.
Springfield. Fitzpatrick Crowley. a
molder of this city. has fallen heir to a
fortune of 500, 900 left him by a grand
uncle in Detroit.
Washington-The President appoint
ed Judge J. VI. Hobson, father of Lieu
tenant Hobson. postmaster at Greens
bOro. Ala
Frankfort. Ky.-Senator Lindsay,
speeches for the democratic ticket in
TIE state lnlS 1all.
New YOrk-Diego de Vivo the i'm
presariO, died at his home, No. 232
West Seventy-fifth street.
New YOrk-Madame Demorest. one
of the most noted of Frances f. Will
lard's assistants in the work of the w.
c. T. T., died at her home in this city.
Marinette. Wis.-Andrew FOllett, a
photographer, is missing.
Omaha. Neb.-Armour & Co. will
spend at least S250,OOO in enlarging
their packing house plant here.
Savannah. Ga.-John H. Lane. store
keeper of the United States transport
Minnewaska, dropped dead on his
boat
San Francisco, Cal.-It is now GER
tain that Adolph Sutro left a will,
which is in the hands of Attorney
Reuben Lloyd. 1t will be offered for
probate within a few days.
Marinette, Wis.-Mrs Emil TIMBER
ham. wife of the landlord of the Ar
lingtOn hotel, was rescued from
drowning by Edwin Haase, aged 10.
just as she was disappearing under a
log Jam.
Kingston, Jamaica-Consul Ramsden
of Santiago died of malarial fever and
general exhaustion, caused by work
during the war representing British
American interests.
Topeka. Kan.-The broom corn crop
in Kansas will be almost a total fail
ure