Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-07-13
MINOR EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Items of General Interest Told in
Paragraphs.
COMPLETE NEWS SUM MARY.
Record of Happenings of Much or Little
Importance from All Parts of the Civ
Tized World-Prices of Farm Products
in Western Markets

Mrs. Potter Palmer has accepted an
invitation to visit the queen of Bel
GUM before her return to America.
Mrs Palmers salon in Paris is rapid
ly becoming famous and her rooms are
filed with the leading political and
social celebrities on each receiving day.
Sir John Tenniel, who is affection
ately known among his associates as
the Grand Old Man of Punch" has
been on the staff of that paper for so
years. Over 1000 cartoons have come
from his pencil and an exhibition of
the original drawings is now being
held in London
Exports OF provisions for the fiscal
year about TO end will exceed those of
any previous year The total, it is an
ticipated. will be $4,000 900.
John Macarthur, an officer at Amigo,
Wis, shoots and kills burglar, who.
before dying. gave his name as Billy
Walsh OF Akron. o.
Mine owners at Belle island declare
they will put men to work today and
If the strikers interfere they will be
arrested.
New charter of Havana, increasing
the officials power, will become eff
fective this week.
Pres. Mckinley attends church at
Canton O., in the morning and sees no
visitors
II is reported that the Chicago and
Alton, the Kansas City Southern and
the Union Pacific railroads are TO be
consolidated under one management
Three men discover placer mines of
fabulous richness in lower California.
Lieut. Gibson broke down in Great
Western handicap at Washington
Park
All the charity of the world will be
needed in India for the next four
months 10 save millions from DEATH
said DR.. Louis Klopech, who has just
returned. Il expect that 1000 900 will
starve 10 death anyhow"
DR.. G. r. Wieland of Yale found a
turtle in Black Hills that lived tens of
millions OF years ago. which proves
that region was once an ocean.
Deep waterways commissions report
favors a twenty -one-foot channel from
lakes to ocean. which would cost
s190.183.366
Sultan has promised to pay 100000
indemnity in settlement of American
missionary claims in ninety days.
Nnss-
than doubled exports and nearly dou-
bled imports.
After Nationalist attack on Minister,
French Chamber adjourned in disorder
and a free fight followed. Lasies tried
to strike Premier Waldeck- Rousseau,
who was defended by Socialists.
Greece may raise funds by lottery
10 make Its navy as strong as Tur-
keys
Beer ENJOYS arrived in Paris.
Eleven persons killed and twenty-five
others Frustrated by Fridays heat in
Chicago.
In five days Roosevelt travelled 1000
miles anO spoke forty-one times in
FORTY towns
Funeral of seventy-six victims of
Hoboken fire was held. Cortege was a
mile long
Three of the eight regiments in Cuba
were ordered home by Secretary Root
Great crowd will visit Canton on
July u, when Mckinley is notified of
denomination.
Heat caused five deaths and fourteen
prostrations in Chicago Thursday.
DR.. Robinson Trip of Chicago, aged
50 years. died.
National Education Council which
meets at Charleston, S. c., is expect
ed to stimulate educational activity in
South
On account of his youth Belgian
court acquitted Sipido. who tried to
kill Prince of Wales.
London critics say Jean de Reszke's
voice is d wreck.
Illuminated boat parade on Chicago
river and canal is proposed for G. A.
r. week.
~ w. Harris & Co. of Chicago have
financed loan of 1894. 900 for the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway COM
pany.
Public opinion in France regards
General Jamont's resignation as a ma
tional disaster. Senate sustained min
istry.
Because of the poor wheat crop nu-
merOus orders for rolling stock have
been countermanded by northwestern
railways.
Gov. Roosevelt gets a telegraphic
call to Canton from President McKin-
ley while hOmeward bound from Okla
homa.