Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-04-12
Items of General Interest Told in
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COMPLETE NEWS SUM MARY.
Record of Happenings OF Much or Little
Importance from All Parts of the
Civilized WorId-Incldents, Enterprises.
Accidents, verdicts. Crimes and War

married On a passenger train.
Gang of horse thieves captured by
posse in the Montana Bad Lands after
one OF them was killed.
Michigan university student has
symptoms of disease which may be bu-
bonnie plague.
ST. Johns Military academy at Della
field, Wis. gave its first Dress parade
drill of the season.
Buggy containing three persons fell
into the river at Milwaukee and two OF
them persisted.
Plant of St Louis Elevator and Stor-
age company burned. causing loss of
$4,000.
Two schooners wrecked OF the New
England coast and several lives lost.
Filipino insurgent officers and SOL
diers surrendering by hundreds in var
ious parts Of the island
Emperor William in speech at Pots
dam declared serious times are COM
ing. but he reiterated his trust in the
army.
Foreign commanders in Pekin decid-
ed on Notifications 10 be destroyed by
the powers.
Solomon Holema and Sam Frye.
Choctaw Indians placed on trial at
Paris, Tex. for the murder of three
alleged witches. Emotional insanity
is the defense.
Booker 7. Washington and others
told how to solve the lynching prob
lem. Think evil may be checked by
intoxicating more respect for the law.
General Corbin opposed Funston's
promotion to brigadier- general Told
Congressman Long he was merely
boss scout.
Philadelphia merchant with an arti-
fetal arm was caused much embarrass-
ment on his arrival from Europe by
the immigration authorities. who re-
quired assurances he would not be-
come a public charge.
Organization of the steel trust, il is
estimated, will necessitate the pay
ment of a 100000 revenue tax.
General Chaffee ordered by the pres
ident to take no part in razing the
Chinese forts and establishing a chain
of fortified posts from Pekin to the
coast as planned by the powers.
Twenty-eight victims of the Boxers
hitherto unaccOunted for were burned
TO death in a church at HOupec. in
which they had sought refuge
illness of Premier Waldeck- Rous-
seau exciting apprehension in French
government circles
Russian officers fought duel at Nice.
one Of them being wounded in the
arm
Another confession by Valet Jones
made public in the Rice case at New
York, in which Lawyer Patrick is
charged with giving chloroform to the
millionaire
Scheme to bring all the great rail.
way systems under one management
said to be seriously contemplated.
Passenger train on the Jersey Cen
trail wrecked, killing one person and
injuring four others.
Charles w. Meyer of the Schorr
stable won the CASTOR Hotel Stake at
Memphis.
Miss Rose P. Duffey, aged 10. deputy
postmaster at Parnell. Iowa, charged
with embezzling $1,000
Joshua lowering, Prohibition candi-
cate for President in 1896, married
Helen Woods at Baltimore.
Leech Lake Indians complained lum-
Der men are cutting green timber on
their reservation.
Mrs. +. II. Ames offered to give Uni
versity of Cincinnati 100000 for a
music hall.
Aguinaldo preparing a manifesto
asking the insurgents now in the field
to lay down their arms and accept the
sovereignty of the United States. Peace
to be proclaimed when this is issued.
RumOred insurgent leader has been
invited by President Mckinley to visit
United States.
Shipload of emigrants left Porto Rico
for Hawaiian Islands.
Beers brought suit in United States
court at New Orleans to stop shipment
of mules to British in South Africa.
Governor Leslie NJ Shaw of Iowa,
according to A. b. Cummins Of that
state, will be Republican presidential
candidate in 1904
Hotel Chicago at Oconomowoc. Wis,
destroyed by fire. Loss is $40. 900 to
$4,000. partly covered by insurance
Mexican congress opened by Presi-
dent Diaz
Colonel Gonzalez, former insurgent
governor of Manila, surrendered to
Americans
Retiring Moderator f. H. Curtis at
annual meeting of Chicago Presbytery
characterized the Presbyterian creed
as out of date.
Government crop report for March
indicated unsatisfactory weather con-
ditions in the Missouri valley states
and the upper lake region.
Tolstoi in magazine article, point
ed out the root of evil in the social
system. He declared the inequalities
of life due to degeneration of Chris
tianity. False faith taught.
Panic caused in the Yildiz palace
Constantinople. by an earthquake.
Records broken by the earnings oil
the Santa Fe road. the gross receipts
for the year ended February % being
$5O.647. 099.
Russia is said to have informed
China that failure to Immediately sign
the Mauchurian convention will result