Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-01-25
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Record Of Happenings of Much or Little
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Western Markets.

aad fell twenty-five feet, fracturing her
-adli.
,4an giving name Of J. Z. Scotford,
Chicago. committed suicide on Grand
Trunk tt3.n near CassopOlis, Mich.
Fourteen young women and twelve
young Ilen of Messiah Episcopal
church choir. New York, went on strike
because the minister accused them OF
.ir,ilg.
Schooner \. T. Coleman wrecked on
atlantic City. Crew rescued by life
eayers.
Five Chinese slave girls sold at auc-
ton il San Francisco. bringing big
prices.
Employees Of riy ice companies in
Milwaukee fought Sunday on the riv-
er
Mrs Nina Vail, wife of the Rev.
Charles H. Vail, who resigned pastor
ate of Universalist church in Jersey
City 10 preach socialism, viii fill the
pulpit till successor is appointed.
Government preparing to prevent
lawIess acts in next Oklahoma rush by
laying out county seats.
Three new cases of smallpox in Chi
cago, one in Clark street clearinghouse.
Baron de Rothschild seriously
wounded Count de Lubersac in arm IN
duel near Paris.
Pope Leo celebrated special mass for
recovery of Victoria.
Smallpox is raging at DanvilIe, LII.
Population of Berlin joined En-
perOr in celebrating bicentenary OF
Prussian federation.
Beers raised twelve days siege or
garrison defended by Cape Town regi-
ment-
Charles SOuthwell persisted in burn
ing of steamer City of Louisville at
Benton Harbor, Mich. Murder, rob-
berry, and arson suspected.
Two cars on Union traction trolley
line eollided on bridge over White Riv-
er, near Chesterfield, Ind, injuring ten
persons.
One cadet escaped hazing at West
Point by whipping thirty first class
men. Illinois youth had jaw broken.
-Four children of Benjamin Miller
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Ind
Andrew Carnegie to give Syracuse,
\. Y, $500, 900 for public library build
ing.
At the annual dinner of the Holland
society of New York City former Pres
Ident Grover Cleveland severely criti-
clsed the new American policy of ex-
I,
Africa. He declared that America and
England are both engaged in killing
natives IN order TO possess their lands.
Gazette issued at Cape Town placing
whole of Cape Colony except few cities
and districts under martial law Civil
population will be called on to give up
arms.
Kaiser and people began celebration
of bicentenary of declaration of Prus-
sian federation.
Emperor of China asked powers not
to destroy Taku forts, but to occupy
them
Colonel Williams, with one company
and a battery, are at Corbin, KY, to
prevent new outbreak of Shortwell-
White feud.
In BooZ inquiry Cadet Prentice said
he might have been wrong in his
charges. Macarthur admitted hazing
TO be cruel
l.. A. Porter, cashier Warren Deposit
bank, Bowling Green, Ky. short S29,-
OOO which was made good by stock
holders
Charles a. Gardiner, New York at
meeting of State Bar association, re-
piled to General Harrison's Ann Arbor
address, upholding views of admins
tration regarding island possessions.
Two persons killed, one mortally
wounded. four or five injured, and a
building destroyed by dynamite in
riot in Corbin, Ky.
Governor Stanley says he means to
proceed against Leavenworth lynch
ers, but has not decided how.
Mrs. Sarah Kuhn, Sigourney. Ia. re-
ceived life sentence for killing her hus-
band.
Native political factions In Hawali
have united in home rule party
w. A. Clark elected senator from
Montana for long term
E. w. Carmack CD elected senator
from Tennessee.
b. X. Tillman reelected senator
from South Carolina.
De Wet crossed Wal river and
joined northern army; 1000 Beers con-
centrated to attack British lines. ,
Samuel Lewis, London usurer. left
S4,75O,O00 to charity. Estate valued at
$40, 200, 900.
Scott Wike. former Illinois congress
man, died at his home near Barry, H.,
aged Sc.
Roosevelt saved from a wounded
grizzly bear by timely shot of guide.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, Wichita. kas.,
saloon wrecker, released from quaran-
tine in Jail. Liquor sellers guard their
places.
Governor Durbin non-committal as
to what he will do with requisition for
w. s. Taylor
Officers and cadets Kissed Congress-
man briggs for question put at Booz
inquiry. Upper classmen called brutal
towards.
Two more professors at Stanford uni
versity resigned.
Mckinley nearly recovered from at
tack OF grip.
Rebels defeated at Panama
Balance of trade in favor OF United
States in 1900. s64S,998.73S. Increase