Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-11-29
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NEWS |
Sensation is caused In johannesburg

st. James Gazette repeats charge
that English actors are coarsened in
America because of the difference be-
tween audiences.
In the Bonnie trial the defense es-
tablished the fact that there had been
a struggle with Ayres- Government
drops a witness who gives testimony
favorable TO the prisoner.
President Castro orders arrest OF the
Venezuelan minister of war and many
of his partisans on the charge of con-
spiracy.
City officials of Pittsburg. Pa, ap-
pointed by Recorder A. VI. Brown, re-
signed rather than serve under the
new recorder appointed by Governor
Stone after the removal OF Brown.
Quay planning to make ]. d. Cameron
governor.
Howard Egleston, an agent of the
Illinois Steel company, arrested in
Cuba. charged with embezZling $4,000.
Riots continued in Athens, the
troops having busy time suppressing
violence. Stores closed by police.
Clerk in the employ of the Bank of
LIVERPOOL disappeared. taking sS50,0O0
of the banks money.
Rebels defeated government troops
under General Alban in battle near
Panama News of the capture of the
isthmian metropolis expected soon.
Reinhart Wisse, who sought to get
kiss with a rattle ticket at an Engle
wood church bazaar, Chicago, soundly
pummeled by a woman.
Holdup men in Chicago beat and
robbed two young women, shot a man
in the leg for failure to throw up his
hands promptly, and despoiled
Chinaman in the downtown district OF
his earnings.
James Henderson, a confidence man
at Chicago, whose speciality was lake
r-~--+ ovnlnsionc convicted of swim
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ding.
e~ery at Austin. Tex, fined $500
for violation of antitrust law.
Transport Thomas bringing body OF
Major Belknap home.
Bonnie murder trial began at Wash
ington with a statement by the prose
cution outlining its theory of how j.
S. AyreS was killed.
Seven killed and thirty seriously
wounded at Athens in fights between
Greek troops and citizens. Students
led the mob.
The jury in the case of William II.
Klusmire, on trial at Oskaloosa, Kan.
for killing his wife on their farm last
summer, brought in a verdict of muir
der in the second degree.
The Pennsylvania board of pardons
committed to life Imprisonment the
death sentence of George w. McMur
ray of Pittsburg, whose case has been
pending before the board since April
Governor Beckham of Kentucky
signed the death warrant of Reuben
Quinn of Boyle county, who killed Po
hceman Crum at Danville, and ordered
that he be executed on Friday. Dec. 90
Arthur Gates, colored, paroled
convict, was returned to the Kansas
Eenitentiary because he became in
man at Wichita. He had kept his
parole nine months. He was in prison
for killing a man and he had served
eight of fourteen wears when parOled.
w. D. Buchanan of troop d, Four
teenth cavalry, located at Fort Riley,
near Junction City, Kan, who killed
Policemen White and Cooper was
found dead in his cell Buchanan had
committed suicide by hanging, having
made rope Of towel.
Members OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance union at Paterson, n. j..
are at the head of a movement to Sc
cure the pardon of Libbie Cara
brant who has been in state prison al
Trenton Tor twenty-nine years under
a life sentence for the murder OF Ran
SOM F. Burrows, an old man with
whom she lived.
Tom jenkins won his wrestling bout
with Charles Wittner at New Orleans.
Burlington stock train broke in two,
near Walnut, H., killing one man and
injuring nine
j. w. Yantis of Shelbyville elected
Grand Master of Illinois Oddfellows
Clement Studebaker dying at his
home in South Bend, Ind
New England volunteer weathe.
forecaster threatened to strike unless
paid si2 month.
Seven persons killed and seventeen
injured in a collision between two
Santa Fe passenger trains near Fran.
coma, Ariz. Five cars destroyed by
fire.
Other Northwestern States to joir
Minnesota in the fight against the con
solidation of railroads in that section.
Ultimatum sent to the captors o
Miss Stone giving them six days to &C
cept specified sum for her release
President Roosevelt in his messag,
to Congress will recommend the re
enactment of the Chinese exclusion
law with amendments intended t.
make 1t more effective.
Filipino rebels in the Island O
Samar using poisoned spears in war
fare. Three insurgent camps destroyed
William D. Brookman of Chicago
who thought he had fatally wounde,
MS wife with bullet fred at a burg
lar in a cream, committed suicide.
An unknown man and 200 head o
cattle were killed in freight wreck OIL
the Rock Island road near Liberal
Kan.