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Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
SERIOUS INDIAN UPRISING.
Greeks on the Warpath in the
Territory.
ORGANIZE A GOVERNMENT.
Snake Bands Fleet Omcers and Adopt .
Code of Lsws-Troop. Are Rushed 70
the Scene of the TroubIe-W Whippings
Administered to Whites.

The Creek uprising in Indian terri
tory is growing TO dangerous propor-
tions. Marshal Bennett at Muskogee
received a telegram from Bristow. l.
l., announcing that GOO armed CrS eks.
stationed two miles from there, were
preparing TO attack the town. and
pleading for protection from the mar
shal. Soldiers were hurried from Fort
Reno to the scene of trouble. Indian
Agent Shoenfelt asked for more help
as it was found that one company OF
cavalry could not handle the situation,
for the Indians divided up into bands
or hundred. The Snake band was
within three miles of Bristow when
last reported and had whipped two
white men. Many are fearful for the
safety of the party of appraisers. head
ed by Representative Hackbust OF
LeavenwOrth, Kan, who are in the
Wetumpka district Nothing has been
heard from them for two days. United
States Marshal Bennett of the northern
district of the Indian territory has
issued, through former Chief McIn-
tosh, the following proclamation:
1 am indeed sorry to learn that the
so-called Snake bands have continued
to organize a so-called government and
TO elect officers and adopt a code OF
laws, and are endeavoring to now en-
force such laws. | say l am sorry to
learn this, because these misguided
people are thus getting themselves into
open rebellion against the constituted
authorities, and are thereby themselves
violating the laws of this country.
These people, the members of the So
called Snake band. have become viO-
lators Of the laws, and, while justice
may be sometimes slow to get in mo-
ton, there is no sort of question that
every one concerned with the Snake
band, whether as principal chief so
called, or as light horseman, judge. or
otherwise as an alder and alb ttOr in
the outrages which they have commit
ted. will be brought to justice and re-
quired to answer in the courts for their
offenses and crimes
Every person, whether citizen In
dian or nOn-citizen, has the legal right
to resist this band in attempts to ar
rest or to In any way interfere with
such person in the pursuit of his law
ful business and this resistance. if
necessary. may go so far as to take the
lives of these men when such person
is attacked. Troops have been called
for. and 1t is with a desire to save
these misguided people from this fate
that some more determined action has
not been taken ere this. But the time
has now come when force will be us
against force, and the warrants | now
have, and may receive, for members OF
this band will be served, no matter
what the cost to them
Crazy Snake, Greek chief. captured
by marshal. Indians refused parley
with Major Little. Reds buned ranch
in Oklahoma.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
kenOShA Buries Soldier Som

The remains of Private John Orth.
Company B, Thirty-fifth United States
Volunteers. who was killed in the
Island Of LuzOn on April Is, 1900, were
inferred in st. George cemetery in
Kenosha, Wis. The funeral was a most
imposing military spectacle, in which
all the military societies in the city
took part. The services were conducte-
ed by the Rev. Mr. Vattmann, chap
lain Of the Fifth Regiment, L. S. A..
The pallbearers were past commanders
of the Grand Army post in Kenosha
The services were attended by fully
5000 people
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Girl Must Remain q Wlfr.

Though innocent of any possible de-
gree OF crime and without a whisper
Of accusation against her, Mrs. VIII
lam Death, the girl wife of one of the
three men who murdered Jennie B~sS-
chieter. found today that she must suf-
fer cruel penalty under the existing
laws Of this state. She is doomed to
bear her convicted husbands s name and
to remain his wife during the entire
term of his Imprisonment. She is only
child in years and a bride of only
few weeks, but the legal authorities or
New Jersey hold that Imprisonment
for crime does not constitute ground
for divorce
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Kidnaped Student is Rescued.

Rochester H. Rogers, Williams col
lege, 1903, was the victim of a prac-
tical joke at Williamstown, Mass, be-
ing kidnapped by four masked men,
who were evidently hired by fellow
students of the victim Stanley Wash
burn, son of ex-senator Washburn of
Minnesota, rescued Rogers from his
abductors about three miles south of
the college. Washburn on horseback
followed the cab in which his friend
Rogers was being whisked away, and
with revolver forced the captors to
deliver up the young man. Rogers
comes from Rochester. n. Y. He was
roughly handled and considerably
bruised in his struggle to escape.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
May iSs Two Fncamp ments.

Among Cleveland members of the G.
A. r. it is said there will probably be
two national encampments next fall.
Denver people are very bitter toward
National Commander Rassieur for the
part he took in favoring Cleveland in
stead of Denver. The Denver commit
tee has announced that it will organize
an encampment in the West. 1t has
the money raised, and four railroads
running into Denver have announced
a cent-a-mile from Chicago to Denver
for September. The executive commit
tee of the G.. A. r. will visit this city
soon to establish site for the encamp
ment and make preliminary arrange
mentS.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS,

Winter wheat-No. red. 73kQ75c. No.
red. 1l2c, No. hard 6Sg6y5sc, No.
hard 6oa6sc. Spring wheat-No. north
No. 3 white, 6S7sc. Corn-No. 3. $3.50
3Ic; No. 3 white, 367sq37bc; No. yellow,
$91t $,s4 a3'lsc; No: 4: S65sc, OatsINo: 4. 2ig
Aasc; No. white 26AQZ7c; No. 2. 2lA
425c.
Cattle--Native shipping .ns export
steers. S6O6i5-S0; dressed beef and butch
er steers. Si.OjQ5.25; steers under l,000
lbs, S3. .y0lif-75 stockers and feeders. s.. 80
~ loo; cows and heifers. s2.00Q4.60; can
ners. Sl.25N275: bulls. $24043.40; Texas
and Indian steers, S3.50Q460; cows and
heifers. S2.35M3. so. Hogs-Pigs and lights.
s9-i5fS20; packers, S5.15Q5.25; butchers,
s.. .25u5.S5. Sheep-Native nuttons. AO00
i.50; lambs. S4.7545.S5: cuiis and bucks
sS0Od 100; stockers. So. So.
Butter-Creameries, extra, goa 2O12c;
frsts, l6ql7c; seconds, 1iQl5c; dairies,
choice. 1l0lSc; firsts. 14@l5c; seconds. 13c;
ladies. l2N l3c roll butter, 12c; packing
stock, nl2Nl2c. Cheese-Full cream
twins choice, l0ql0l4c per 10; fiat. single.
choice. 10l. d10I5c. Dressed Poultry-Tur-
keys. selected stock. SI2c per lb; com
mon, Sc; chickens. 7l2QSc; capons, large
l2c: broilers. l0N1lc: ducks 9G9kc: geese.
."Nc i've poultry hickens, 6l2u7c per
10. turkeys. 5lac; ducks - S11c; geese
36.OJftS.50 per doz. Veal-Fancy carcasses
&c per lb: fair to good. 71&4S12c; light
weight, 5tzN5izc. toes-Good to
choice. 4Ia46c per bu; common, i0al2c;
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
CAREER AND CHARACTER OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

An address by Joseph Cho4te. Am
bassador to Great Britain. on the career
and character of Abraham Lincoln
his early life-his early struggles with
the world-his character as developed
in the later years Of his life and his
administration. which placed his name
so high on the worlds roll of honor
and fame. has been published by the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
way and may be had by sending six
(6) cents in postage to F. A. Miller.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago. IL
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

The annual report of Louis AIRING
ton. chief inspector of factories in IL
lincis, shows that there are 1886 emil
dren employed in the factories in the
state and the evil is increasing, as in
1897 the number was but $3.50. OF
25,714 children In scnool at IL years
of age in Chicago. he shows from the
school records there that but 5000 OF
them remained in school at 16. In
Chicago alone 6,225 boys and 4,609 girls
under Is years are employed in fac
tories. Outside of Chicago glass fac
tories are the principal employers of
children; in Chicago the garment,
metal and woodworking industries and
big stores employ child labor by the
hundreds Inspector Arlington says
child labor ruins wages and that par
ents are often out of work and their
children employed
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Nerdi, the Composer Is Dead.

A special dispatch to the Rome Pa
tria announces that Verdi, the COM
poser, is dead. Giuseppe Verdi, the
composer, was born Oct. 9, 1914. in
the duchy of Parma. He resided in
Milan. In 1899 he published his earliest
work, a musical drama entitled "Ober-
to di San BOnifaziO." Some Of his
best-known operas are Louisa Mil
Ter" "RigOletto," II Trovatore," La
Traviata" and Aida which have
been successfully produced III Italy.
Germany, France, England and Amer
lea Among his later works are Re
QUEEN Mass. "Montezuma," an opera
in five acts; "Otello' and "Falstaff, :"
the last an opera that was received
with great enthusiasm when produced
in Milan in 1893
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Attempt to Wreck Church.

An attempt was made to blow up
the First Methodist church in Rich
land county. Wis. About 10 o'clock a
fearful explosion took place which
shook the town. People FASTENED to
the streets and upon investigation
found that a charge of dynamite had
been placed near the Method st church
and exploded The brick work OF the
church sustained no damage except
that the wall was blackened by the
smoke
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
An Indian Divorce.

Afraid-ofCloud. a Crow Creek brave
of 73, has just been granted a divorce
at Chamberlain. S. d.. from his spouse.
known as Mrs. ron-Nail-Face- Afraid
of-Cloud. aged Ga. The defendant failed
to appear in court and decree went by
default. plaintiff having shown that
his wife. whom he married two years
ago. refused to live with him a single
day. The gay old brave intends TO
make another-his fourth-venture on
the matrimonial sea.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Baron ROthschiId Is Dead.

Baron Wilhelm Won Rothschild, head
OF the banking firm of that name, died
at noon Friday at Frankfort. He was
rs years old, and was head OF the
Frankfort house of the Rothschilds
for fifty years He was an uncle OF the
three members of the London house
and handled many of the largest Ger
man government loans. There is but
one power in Europe" said a French
writer. ''and that is Rothschild. His
satellites are a dozen other banking
firms; his soldiers, his squires, all re-
spectacle men of business and mer-
chants, and his sword is speculation"
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Cannsry Men Cannot Comp,v

Alaska cannery men and salters are
preparing a petition to the treasury
department asking that the order is
sued last year, requiring every can
merry and sailing plant in the district
TO arrange for the propagation OF
four times as many fish each year as
are taken from the Alaskan waters.
be reScinded. They say it is a matter
of impossibility for them TO comply
with it. and enforcement of the order
means bankruptcy for the entire in
terest. The season there is very short
and steam plants would have to be put
in to allow the eggs to hatch and keep
the fish from freezing until they were
able TO care for themselves
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
"rhe Chicago and Florida ,p~cia,.-

Solid vestibuled trains from Chicago
to ST. Augustine every Wednesday aud
Saturday via Big Four" route. The
entire train runs through solid from
Chicago to St Augustine. Absolut y
no change OF cars for either passen-
gers or baggage. First train Wednes-
day. Jan. 16, 1901. Through dining
cars. through Pullman sleep S.
through observation cars. through
baggage cars. Leaves Central Sta
ton, 18th St and Park Row. Chicago,
1900 noon. Arrive st. August.n 5. 20
next p. m. For particulars call on
your local agent. or address J. c.
Tucker. General Northern Agent Big
Four Route. Chicago.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

ing OF the reservation OF the Pima and
Maricopa Indians at San Carlos, on the
Gila river, Arizona. Mr.. Hoar Of Mas
sachusetts introduced and the senate
passed a resolution asking for all in
formation at the command Of the pres
ident or any executive officer of the
government as to the extent Of lands
In the Philippine islands held for
ecclesiastical purposes. the character
and value of such lands. and whether
any official had. on behalf of the gov
ernment, entered into any obligation
as to the titles of such lands. The
house made good progress with the
bill to revise and codify the postal
laws.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

G. K. Cox shot his brother-in-law
George M. Galbraith, dead in front of
his residence in Colorado Springs, Col.
Galbraith was an ex-pugilist, addicted
to drink and quarrelsome when intoxi-
Gated. He had threatened the life of
his wife. to whom he was married eight
years ago. She finally left him, OBJ
tanning home with her sister, Mrs.
Cox. Galbraith was intoxicated when
he aroused Cox by pounding on the
door. He had threatened to kill Cox.
who shot him. as he thought, In self
defense.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Mrs. Ianstry Nearly Mohhad

Mrs. Langtry. on the evening of the
death OF the queen. either by her own
initiative or the desire Of the man ge-
ment of the Royal Duchess tn, ater.
London. persisted in continuing to act
in spite of the news of the death of
the queen. When she emerged from
the theater the people showed signs OF
violence, damaged the brougham.
from which she had to get out, and
would have proceeded to further vio-
lence had not assistance been forth
coming.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS,
Summary of Legislation in National
Body.
MEASURES IN BOTH HOUSES.
Senator Chauncey DeTew OF New York
Makes q Speech In Favor of the Ship
ping Subsidy hi House ON Army
Reorganization.
Tuesday, January 22.

The first steps were taken toward the
carrying out of the scheme to cut down
the representation in Congress of GER
tain Southern states, on account of al
legged restriction of the negro vote.
The house committee on the census
agreed to call upon director of the cen
Sus for all available information relat-
ing to the proportion of the total vot-
ers in the various states to the whole
number of male citizens over u years
Of age.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Big Coal Sale Is Closed.

One of the biggest coal sales in
Washington county was closed at
Washington, Pa. The territory en-
braced in the sale consists of about g.
500 acres of the most valuable coal
land in the eastern part of the county
and is located short distance south
east Of the Ellsworth coal field, which
was recently opened. The territ oy has
been sold to company of Pittsburg
and New York capitalists. The farm
ers receive $lOO per acre for their
and
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Fires on ROYAL Family.

While the queen regent and her
children were boating in the royal
park on the outskirts Of Madrid" says
the Madrid correspondent of the Lon
don Daily Express, "a shot was fired
from the bank and penetrated the gun
vale of the boat The park was
searched, but the assailant was not
discovered. The queen regent was con-
siderably alarmed"
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Attempted to Wreck a Train.

A bold attempt was made to wreck
the west-bound passenger train OIL the
Milwaukee road near Darlington. Wis.
A 6OO-pound rail had been placed
across the track at the west end of the
bridge crossing the Pecatonica river.
Had the rail been placed at the east
end of the bridge it would have pre-
cipitated the ira itotnih EFT
cipitated the train into the river. AS
1t was no harm was done Four
tramps are held on suspicion.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Attempted ExtOrtion Fails.

George Wolf Of West Point. Iowa.
was placed in Jail at Fort Madison
The warrant for his arrest was taken
out by Frederick Kriekenbaum. presi-
dent of the West Point bank, and
charging Wolf with an attempt to ex-
tort money. Wolf is alleged to have
written letter ordering Kriekenbaum
to deposit $1,000 at a certain place un-
der the Pitman creek bridge, a short
distance from town on a certain date.
The letter stated that unless the
money was forthcoming certain prop
critics owned by the banker would be
burned.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

Spokane is now an international
ish Columbian and Northwest Territory
points for the entire world. Money
order mails Will be delivered in ali
northwestern Canadian points from
five to eight days sooner than when
Seattle was the recording point. In
Canada ROssland, B. c., succeeds Van
cOuver, B. c., as recording point.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Saturday. January &c.


Following is the text Of the reply
which the president received from
King Edward VII. in answer to his
message of coincidence on the death Of
the queen:
Osborne, Jan. "a, 1901.-The Presi
dent, White House, Washington, ID. c.:
Am most grateful for your kind SYM
pathy in the irreparable loss which
the nation and have sustained. l felt
convinced that it would be shared by
you and the American people.
EDWARD, r."
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Alleged Brutal Husband Punished.

Arthur Oakes, who claims to be
son of Peter Oakes. n millionaire candy
maker of st. Louis, was santenc at
Boston to serve six months imprison-
ment at Deer Island on a charge of as
saulting his wife with a razor. IL
is alleged that Oakes attacked his
wife. Otter locking her in a room and
forcing her TO sign a confession OF
having been unfaithful to him.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

The famine in freight cars has
reached crisis in the Pittsburg dis
trict and the situation has become so
bad at the Homestead mills of the Car
negie Steel company that it is claimed
a shutdown will be necessary if some
relief is not given soon. The company
has been compelled to pile orders upon
orders until 5000 tons Of plates now
congest the mill yards. The freight
agents Of the local yards say that they
are getting as fast as they can.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

Senator Cullom received a majority
OF the vote cast for United States sell
ator in both branches OF the Illinois
Legislature. j. X. Burton was elected
in Kansas to succeed Lucien Baker.
The two houses of Texas in separate
session elected J. w. Bailey of Gaines
Vile. to succeed Horace Chiffon. Ste
phen B. Elkins was elected in West
Virginia. In separate session n S nth
Dakota Robert j. Gamble was elect d
to succeed r. +. pettigrew. In Min
nesota Knute Nelson succeeds him
self.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Is Insane from SmaIipoY.

John Harnett, tailor OF Thomaston,
Canada. is raving maniac at Michi-
gan City, Ind, as result of smallpox,
supposed to have been contracted in
Chicago a week ago. His death is ex-
pected. Fifteen persons have been ex-
posed. three of whom are quarantined
in the house with Harnett. includ-
ing Miss Baker, who went from Chi
cago fe wdays ago to work for Har-
nett
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Millions for Poor Woman.

Mrs I. j. Brown of Rochester, N Y,
has just been informed that she is the
legitimate heir Of Amos Barkley.
London ship owner of vast wealth who
died early in the century and for whose
fortune. estimated at SIC, ZOO 900, there
has been a bitter strife. Mrs. Brown
is the wife Of day laborer and works
hard to assist her husband.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

There is no little excitement at New
ton, near Mattoon, ILL.,, at hydropho-
bia epidemic which has broken out
there. Twenty-seven people have been
bitten and there is already large loss
to stock. The people in the vicinity
are greatly alarmed and every stray
dog which is seen is shot at sight.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

In thirty seconds a snow white lamb.
belonging to d flock that was being
driven past the new schoOlhOuse on tn
Short Tract road at Nunda, N. Y,
routed the entire school, frightened
Miss Alice Ray. the teacher, into hys-
terics, and forced the trustees to hold
a special session last night to appro-
pirate money to repair the damage the
lamb had done.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Fined for Wearing Her Hat.

Ashea Waba, an actress, known as
Little Egypt" attended the matinee
at the Crescent theater, New Orleans,
La, and would not remove her hat.
She was arrested and fined s15 or fif-
teen days in Jail. This is the first ar
rest that has grown out Of the en-
fOrcement of the high-hat law
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Former Governor Pierce Iii.

G. A. Pierce. ex-governor of Dakota
territory, Is i'll in Chicago. he Is
suffering from malady contracted
during service in the civil war that
never entirely left him. 1t was not
until week ago that the trouble be-
came serious.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

The nail, wire and rod mills Of New
castle, Pa, controlled by the American
Steel and Wire company. have received
orders to resume work as suon as pos
sible. More than 500 men are employ
ed In the three concerns. which have
been idle since last April.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

Secretary Long keeps on his desk an
alarm clock to remind him of his ap-
polntments, regarding which he Is
very particular. If the secretary has
an appointment for. say. O'Clock. the
little timepiece will strike five times
ut 4:30.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
EataIiv Tntured i'm Wreck.

Four men were fatally injured In a
freight train collision at Warren, Ind,
on the Glover Leaf (ToledO, Kansas
City and st. LOuis) railroad. The In
jured are Trainmen Brickenstaff. Mills.
Harmon and Prillman.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Rryan,a Paner In PrlnfAd.

The Commoner. w. J. Bryan's paper.
was put before the public for the first
time Wednesday. The initial issue was
$4,000 and four presses were engaged
In printing 1t.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

Tie steamer Dolphin, just in at
Seattle from Skagway. reports that the
White Pass and Yukon road Is still
snowblocked. Three hundred people
are stormbound at Skagway. The
Daily News plant at Dawson was de-
stroyed by fire on Jan. 16.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
Have CleW tn Kidnauers.

The police at the City Of Mex CO have
reason to believe the Omaha kidnapers
are hiding IN that vicinity and efforts
are being made to discover their
whereabouts
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

Corning. N. Y. Is in ferment Evil
dence against saloon-keepers s pro-
duced by taking snapshots OF patrons
as they are entering or coming out OF
the saloons
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
False Teeth Cause HI. D..,.

Charles Boden. a young business
man OF Joliet, ILL.,, died after a short
illness caused by swallowing his faI q
teeth. He was married five weeks ago
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING. MONTREAL.

On Wednesday night one of the most
destructive fires from which Montr al
ever suffered was not checked
until l o'clock Thursday morn
ing, destroying property valued at
between $2,500,00 and S3,000.000. In
cluded in the property burned l. the
splendid Board of Trade building,
which cost over $500, 900, with over 100
tenants and half a dozen large firms
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01
U.aue's FAMILY MeaIc,u

Moves I.iv pomvi Sa&n uay. an order
TO be healthy this is necessary. Acts
gently on the liver and kidneys. Cures
sick headache. Price 25 and soc.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

and two scores of smaller concerns.
The weather was cold and the firemen
were greatly hampered in this respect.
Outside of the Board OF Trade build
ing there was not a modern structure
among those burned The narrow
streets, antiquated buildings AMI the
infiammable nature of the stocks they
contained made a combination which
the department was powerless to over
come.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

whose husband is the proprietor OF the
TimesStar. 1t was bought by her
father the late David SintOn, from the
old Catholic institute about thirty
years ago for 100000. Additions We're
built to it from time to time in later
years.
Marshall County independent., 1901-02-01

The Grand opera house at Cincin
natl was destroyed by fire Tuesday
night. Loss, 100000 Actor E. H.
Sothern quelled a panic in the audi
ence. The Grand opera house is leas
ed by Rainforth & Hamlin. The build
ing belongs to Mrs. Charles p. Taft,