Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-09-08
MINOR EVENTS OF THE WEEK
News of General Interest Told in
Paragraphs.
COMPLETE NEWS SUM WARY.
Record of Happenings of Much or little
Importance from All Parts OF the
Civilized WOrld-Prices of Farm Pro-
duce in Western Markets.

duce in Western Markets.
New York-At the Broadway Athlet-
ie club Eugene Bezenah was knocked
out in the tenth round by Joe Cans
The time of the tenth round was 2:23
Lima. Peru-The government con-
tinues To make numerous arrests on
charge Of completely in the insurgent
mOyemen; in the southern provinces.
Lamoille. Ill.-Burglars cracked the
safe at Larkins & Blacks store at Ar
lington. They secured 81. 800 in cash.
St. Louis. Mo.-The St. Clair county
QilinOis) board of review raised the as
sessment OF the eastern end of the Eads
bridge structure from s. 100000. AS
SCISSOR Enrights figures. TO $4,000, 900. :.
Pana. Ill.-Ex-Representatiye J. \.
Race OF this city died aged 20 years.
Milwaukee. Wis.-The e. p. Allis
company granted a uniform increase to
employees working by the hour of per
cent.
London disatch from CONSTANT
has been wrecked in Beslka bay. be-
tween the coast of Asia Minor and the
north end of the isle OF TenedOs.
Amsterdam-In collision last night
between two river steamers on the
North Sea canal one OF the vessels
sank and nine persons. including two
women. were drowned.
Bridgeport Conn.-One man and four
children. three girls and one boy, were
drowned at Black Rock, while sea
bathing
Ponce. Island of Porto Rico-Heavy
rains have caused an unusual freshet
and the people. frightened on account
of the recent hurricane. are leaving
their houses and are being quartered in
the public buildings.
Mishawaka. William W. Dodge.
head of the Dodge Manufacturing COM
pany. the largest wood split pulley
factory in the world and president of
the Western G4s Engine company.
died from neuralgia of the heart.
Madrid-The queen regent has signed
a decree calling out 0,000 men of the
1899 class for military service.
Topeka. Kan.-The Santa Fe railway
has agreed TO transport the Twentieth
Kansas regiment from San Francisco
TO Topeka after the regiment has been
mustered out and wait for payment
until the next session of the legisla-
Jure
Madison. Wis.-Senator John c.
Spooner announced that he would rec
Ommerd Lieut.. John H. Baker of this
city as second lieutenant in the new
volunteer service
Washington-E. " Findlay OF Au-
gusta ILL.,. has been selected as super
visor of the ninth census district.
Albany, Mo.-James VI. Chittim. a
prominent s.ockman, was gosed to
death by bull.
New Philadelphia, Ohio-Albert My
ers shot and killed his wife at the fam
lily residence and with the same re-
volver ended his own life.
Higginsport, n. William Schny-
der, a miller, was shot dead on the
street in that town. John Donald ana
his son William are charged with the
shooting.
Schenevus, n. Y.-Edward r. Rich
was shot and killed by William ].
Haugh, his brother-in-law. at Pauls-
hero. while visiting his sister. Haugh's
wife.
Toledo, OhiO-The young son of
George Allspaugh, a prominent citizen.
has disappeared 1t is believed ne was
abducted
Ramsey, Ill.-Chauncey o. Baker.
dealer in agricultural Implements has
been adjudged u bankrupt by Judge AL
len of the United States District court.
London.-E Edmund Rutledge. head
OF the well-known publishing firm of
Routledge & Sons Qimiteoi), died sud
denly.
New William III. BodwelI.
former president of the International
Typographical union, is dead at White
hall. n. Y, aged 67.
Cincinnati-Dr. Max Thorner. a
widely known ear and nose specialist.
dropped dead suddenly at his home in
Avondale of heart disease.
Moline, In.-Jonathan G.. Arm in
ventor of the skein setter, which. at the
time of its introduction, revolutionized
the manufactu. of vehicles, died in
this city, aged 81 years.
Chicago, Ill.-A call has been is
sued for the annual meeting of the ILL
nOis State Bankers association. to he
held here Oct 3 and 6.
Boston-The democratic state CEN
trail committee decided to hold the
state convention in this city Sept. 81
George Fred Williams will be chair