Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-05-04
MISCELLANE OUS,

further increased
New York bank statement likely to
show increase in deposits and reserve.
Eight Illinois and Wisconsin lime
and cement companies combined.
Ravenswood CID Y. NJ. c. A. pro-
poses to start a temperance garden to
draw the young men away from the
beer gardens.
c. d. Lamb sentenced at Chicago to
life-imprisonment for killing his
father-in-law.
Electric railway proposed for Keno
sha filling gap in road from Chicago
to Milwaukee.
Revival of Charlotte Corday" at
Odeon caused French government to
adopt extraordinary military precau-
tons
Berlin may use electromagnetic, en-
aiding telephone messages to be re-
corded during a subscribers absence.
Passage of German naval bill as
sured, Centrists having consented.
Cost to be paid by stamp taxes.
Paris court decided exposition au-
thorities cannot arrest cigaret smok-
erS.
Russian press is exhibiting increas-
ing animosity to Great Britain.
Revolution in Colombia gaining
strength.
Cardinal Richard asked pope to re-
quest ministry to permit religious
ceremonies in Catholic pavilion at
Paris exposition Conservative press
hints pope is a Dreyfusard.
United States said to have declined
sultan's proposition of indirect pay
ment of indemnity. Latest demand al
most an ultimatum.
American contributions to aid starv-
ing India will reach $500 900. Eng
land has contributed less than one
third as much.
Mrs. Susan Simmons Winans, first
white child born in Chicago, died in
Santa Ana.
Dewey to visit Farragut's birthplace
in Tennessee, but its location is I'm
certain.
Mrs. W. E. D. Stokes of New York
granted a divorce with $4,000 a year
alimony.
Roosevelt delivered the Grant me-
mortal address at Galena.
Order out for arrest of Lieut.. HaZ-
zard of First artillery, who disap-
peared from Key West. Charged that
he deserted his wife for another wom-
an.
Navy department may order court
martial of Capt. Chadwick for refiec-
tions on Schley.
War department has copy of Major
Ames' circular planning organization
of Boer corps.
Gov.-Gen. Allen reached Puerto
Rico; absence Of gold lace surprised
natives.
Capt. Carter arrived at Leavenworth
penitentiary, and will be a bookkeep-
er.
White Stockings and Indianapolis
are tied for first place in American
league.
Stockholders of the old National
Linseed Oil company ask for a re-
ceiver to care for about 100000 of as
SETS
w. T. Durbin is named for governor
by the Indiana republican convention.
The Alabama state democratic con-
vention nominated w. ]. Sanford for
governor and indorses Bryan.
Methodist Book concerns committee
of five listens to Dr. Schell's charges
against DR.. Jennings at Chicago meet
ing.
Gov. Roosevelt of New York says he
will under no conditions accept a NOM
inatiOn for the vice-presidency.
Riot and bloodshed mark another
day in the labor strife at Chicago.
John w. Gates denies that he prof
tied by the recent slump in Steel and
Wire.
The fourth day of the ecumenical
conference in New York was marked
by a great mass meeting for women.
Manufacturers conclude their con-
vention in Boston with a banquet, at
which eminent men tell them how to
capture the markets of the world
Contractors charge that there is a
plot among union labor men to destroy
the Dewey reviewing stand at Chicago.
Edward Reuter-, an insurance adj
juster at Chicago, arrested after a con-
fession by Frank Meyers that the lat
ter had been hired by Reuter- to burn
buildings
Manila advices declare Filipinos ex-
tremely active in North Ilocos. Fill
pines lost 500 killed in battles. No
Americans hurt at Batoc, where $50
rebels were killed and seventy cap
tured.
Empress dowager of China is said to
be planning a new coup, which will
precipitate revolution. Powers eX-
pected to take a hand.
Socialists in Brussels chamber de-
clare King Leopold responsible for
Congo state massacres, but govern
ment is upheld by majority.
Sultan to settle United States claim
without offending powers by disguis-
ing payment as to apply on a new war
ship.
Line of steamers direct between Chi
cago and Liverpool proposed
Interest in the ecumenical conference
on foreign missions increases. Promi-
nent men take part
Frank Meyers charged with being