Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-06-03
MISCELLANY OOS,

DecH received mere Dy SpanlaFQS a.
nouncing naval battle in which the
Spanish fleet won and the Americans
lost every ship, and Admiral Samp-
son was killed.
Beaver, wish. A. Tagatz was at
tackled by an eagle, and after desper-
ate battle captured the bird alive.
Shelbyville, Ind.-Mrs. Eugenia Worry,
sister of the late w. S. Ray, filed suit
asking that her brothers will be SCI
aside.
Charleston, Ill-The price of broom
corn has increased SIS a ton. Little
now remains in the hands Of the grow
erS.
Tuscola, Ill-Frank d. Bagley, sher-
III of Douglas county, died from TAX
ing a large dose Of choral, it is
thought. by mistake.
Buffalo, n Y-S. D. Caldwell. form
erly manager of the Western Transit
company, the lake line of the New
York Central railroad, died at his home
in this city. He was 20 years old.
Mansfield, O.-Ex-Senator Sherman
and his wife have left Seattle and from
there will go to Sitka.
Cincinnati, O.-The Woman's Civil
league has adopted resolutions in favor
of supporting the movement to boy
Frances manifest hostility to this
country
Bloomington. Ill.-Homer Dossett Of
this city, a private of troop B, First
valry, ore of the first to volunteer,
died at his home of typhoid-malaria
fever, with which he vas stricken at
Camp Tanner two weeks ago.
Dubuque, Iowa.-The new city di-
rectory, just issued, shows he popula-
ton of Dubuque to be 1920, gain of
LOGS in the last year.
WashingtOn.-The minister of the
interior of Canada has granted permits
sion for the passage of United States
exploration party to Belle Isle on the
Yukon.
Appleton, Wis-George H. Russell,
of Berlin, was elected department COM
mander of the Grand Army of the Re-
public; William Wilson. of Appleton,
senior vice-commander. The next meet
ing will be held in Milwaukee.
New York.-A mortgage for SIS 600
600 was recorded in Newark 1t was
given TO the Manhattan Trust com
pany of this city by the reorganized
North Jersey Street Railway company
MISUNDERSTANDING Bliss re-
ported to the house that $25S, 1888 worth
of the Creek Indian nation warrants
were regularly issued and would be
paid, but that warrants amounting to
SILL of the general fund and s74,-
$50 of the school fund are fraudulent,
and that s., 534 of the general fund and
$1,784 Of the school fund are doubtful.
New York.-Juie Wiman, a vocalist
we'll known in Chicago and through the
west, was declared insane and ordered
committed to the Pcughkeepsie asylum.
ST. Louis.-Kearney Speedy, the
bridge-jumper dived from the mer-
chants bridge into the Mississippi river
and escaped unhurt. The distance was
12S feet.
San FranciscO.-Sir Henry Irving an
swered a message from the Bohemian
club expressing the sentiment that the
stars and stripes and union jack were
now entwined, with the following
cable: Love greeting. We shall coal
together"
Napierville, Ill.-The annual confer
ence of the German Baptist Brethren
church convened at Burlington park
There were several hundred delegates
present.
Duluth, Minn.-The dockmen on the
Duluth, Missabe and Northern ore dock
They were receiving S1.35, and ask
$1.50. Over 100 men went out.
st. LOuis.-The Mutual Life and Ac-
csdent Assurance Association OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
elected w f. Futch president
Joliet, Ill.-The rod department OF
the Illinois Steel company resumed op-
erations, giving employment to zoo
men. This is an important department
Of the mill. and it has been idle for two
months for repairs.
Chicago.-The population of this city
according to the forthcoming issue OF
the new city directory, is approximate
| ly $50. 900.
Portsmouth. y. H.-The C0manche
| Senator Mark A. Hanna's steam yacht
arrived at the navy yard and was
| formally turned over to the govern
ment