Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-06-09
MINOR EVENTS Of THE WEEK
News of General Interest Told in
Paragraphs.
COMPLETE NEWS SUMMARY.
Record of Happenings of Much Little
Importance from All Parts of the
Civilized worId-Prices of Farm Pro-
duce in Western Markets.

wall Idper company ulu uaudSe TO
the amount of 100000.
Philadelphia, Pa-Republican pri-
maries in Chester county were carried
by the Quay faction. but anti-Quay
men were victorious in Monroe county.
Pittsburg. Pa-Dr. Robert Jennings,
Jr.. a prominent veterinary surgeon,
committed suicide by taking poison.
Trouble with his wife caused the trag-
edy.
Columbus. Ohio-In the neighbor-
hood of 800 physicians attended the ma
tional convention of the American
Medical association.
Lead. S. D-Because they obtained
an injunction against projected en-
tertainment by a company of women
ministries. the manager of the troupe
has sued four ministers for $4,000 dam
ages.
Soddy TRANSFORMATIONS at the coal
mines are becoming serious All the
eompany's stores are closed. and the
miners viii suffer for food unless relief
is had from the outside world.
New York-Mrs. Thomas F. Gilroy.
wife Of ex-Mayor Gilroy, died at her
home in that city Heart failure was
the immediate cause Of her death. Her
husband and ten children survive.
MISUNDERSTANDING representa-
tives from Central and Southern Amer
lean countries left for Buffalo, where
they Will be the guests of the officials
OF the Pan-American Exposition, TO be
held there in 1901.
San Francisco-Capt Freitsche OF
Milwaukee. who crossed the Atlantic
in a small boat. tried to leave in a
thirty-foot schooner-rigged boat for
tour of the world. including a stop at
Manila, but was driven back by head
winds.
Fort Worth Texas Texas health
officials have so far modified the quar-
antine against New Orleans, ordered
because of yellow fever in that city,
as TO allow entrance of mail into the
state without fumigation, provided the
mail clerks are not allowed to enter
Texas.
ST. Louis. Mo.-Lieut. Letcher Harde-
man, Tenth United States cavalry, who
was colonel of the Sixth Missouri vol
unteers. recently mustered out after
service with Gen Lee in Cuba. has left
to rejoin his regiment. which is on
duty near Havana.
HiilsbOrO, Texas Capt George Cur
~. former sheriff OF Lincoln county,
New Mexico. says Lee and Gilliland,
on trial for the murder of Col. Foun-
tain, are innocent
Gainesville, Fla.-George Graham,
son of James NJ Graham, president of
the First National bank, she; and
killed himself with a shotgun. i was
not known whether it was suicide or
accident.
London-The American line steam
ship Paris, now On the rocks near the
Manacles. has been handed over to the
underwriters and salyagers, who are
preparing to make another attempt to
float her
Cleveland, Ohio-Mrs. Emma l..
French, wife of Alfred A. FRENCH,
committed suicide. She had been ill
and feared that she was becoming in
sane.
Guthrie, Okla.-In a desperate en-
counter between Deputy Sheriffs Run
nels and Carpenter and Outlaws Sam
and Bill Martin, both the desperadoes
were killed.
Cleveland. Ohio-HomeopalDlc medi-
cire manufacturers from all over the
United States met for the purpose of
forming national organization. here
is no intention, it is declared, OF form
ing trust.
Exeter, Pa.-The coroner's jury in
vestigating the train wreck on the
Reading railroad, May y, found that
the accident was due to negligence of
certain employees Of the company.
Pittsburg, Kas.-The threatened gem
eral strike of coal miners in the Mis-
souri, and Kansas district has appar-
emily been averted by an agreement
entered into at conference.
Birmingham, Ala.-Ihe News saws
that with almost one accord the news
papers in Gen. Joseph Wheeler's con-
gressional district have united on a call
for him to enter the race for governor
and heal the disruption that now exists
in the democratic party in Alabama.
New fork-The unwilling Of the bust
of the late Henry George in the rooms
OF the Peoples club was attended by a
large gathering. The bust. which is
considered to be very lifelike. was
made by Richard George. a son of the
dead labor leader.
Huntington, Ind.-Dr " r LYONS.
aged 81. for fifty years a citizen OF
this place, was killed by a Wabash
freight engine.
Cincinnati, OhiO-Haberer & Co.'S
factory OF carriage bodies. a five-story
building at the west end of Eighth
street, burned. Loss, over $50 900. The
street railway power-house was badly
da mayed.
London-The Rome correspondent
OF the Times says it is rImored there
that the pope will create a South
American cardinal.
Paris-Fred Dumond and Lionel
"aidon, American artists. have been
awarded third-class medals for oil
paintings at the salon
farls-Gen. Gallieni, governor gem
erdi and commander-in-chief of the
french army of occupation in NADIA
gascar, has been promoted to the rank
of general of divieion