The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-06
WESTERN.

driven insane Dy the neat. EDWARD
Saunders of Cleveland committed suicide
by shooting himself in the right temple.
Twenty-Five knots was the average
ipeed made by the torpedo-boat destroyer
Goldsborough on her final trip in Elliott
Bay, near Seattle. Wash.
The Rev. DIR. Cyrus Townsend Brady
he novelist. has accepted a call to Trim
ty church in Toledo, to take the place of
he Rev. Alsop Leffingwell, resigned.
George Bowman robbed Miller's drug
Itore in Newark, Ohio, of $50. 1t was
lis fourteenth birthday. He confessed
after he had been arrested for the theft
Senator Julius G. Burrows OF Michi-
gan stated after a conversation with the
President, that he expected a special
session Of Congress to be called not later
han Oct. 10.
Thomas j. Connors, general superin-
;endent for Armour & Co., has been in
licted by the federal grand jury in Chi
,ago for interfering with witnesses in
the beef investigation
Michigan won the annual debate with
Wisconsin, the vote of the jury being =
20 1. The jury consisted of three Chi
eago lawyers, Joseph Defries, August
Blum and Robert Siles.
Navigation at the head of the lakes
opened Thursday when the steamer Bon
Ami of the Booth line cleared from the
port of Duluth for Grand Marais and
other north shore points.
At Silver Bell, thirty-five miles from
Tucson, Ariz., cavern at shaft No. 2
If the Imperial Copper Company result
I'd in the death of FIVE Mexican miners
and severe injury of four others.
Griffith j. Griffith, the Los Angeles
millionaire, who three years ago attempt
I'd to kill his wife, must spend two years
Ii State prison and pay a fine of $1,000.
That is the decision of the California
Supreme Court
Barney Science hall of Denison univer
,ity at Granville, Ohio. was burned to
he ground, entailing a loss of nearly
100000 The hall was erected by Eu-
gene Barney of Dayton twelve years
ago and cost $4,000.
Margaret Gindelsporger, jointly in.
iicted at Chillicothe, Ohio, with Carl
Ballard for the murder of her husband
n 1896, who was found guilty of man
slaughter by a jury, was sentenced TO
eight years in the penitentiary.
Patrick Riley, travelling man for
Armour & Co.; Henry Doty of Bowling
Green, Ohio, and David Simons of Mon
ana, were killed and another man had
ais leg broken in a stock train wreck
aear Medora, N. D., on the Northern
Pacific road.
A young man confessing repentance
Ind sorrow at the wicked life he had
ed, attended prayer meeting at Grace
Methodist church In Chicago the other
evening, and when he departed took with
aim the most expensive overcoat and
best hat in the congregation.
Perry Wilson, an aged inmate of the
Crawford County, Iowa, poor farm, was
burned to death in fire which destroyed
he building. The old man went back
% his room to get his personal property
md was caught by the flames. The
building was completely destroyed.
Beth houses of the Nebraska Legisla-
ure have passed bill prohibiting sports
IN Memorial day. Horse racing, base
ball games and other sports not permit
led on Sunday in the State must not be
engaged in on Memorial day and penal
ties are provided, including fines and i'm
prisonment.
Mrs. Caroline Jobes, aged Y years, of
Wellsville was attacked at a sanitarium
n Ottawa, Kan, during the night by
,ome unknown person and perhaps fatal
wounded Her skull was fractured
with an ak and her body was horribly
mutilated. No motive for the attack
has besn revealed
Judge Barnes Of Chicago sentenced
James A. Logan, Jr, to prison for life
FOR the murder of Mrs. Della Tracy. The
l7-year-old colored boy made no denial of
the crime. but explained that in attempt
Ing to hold up and rob Mrs. Tracy he
became temporarily insane and did not
realize what he was doing.
A snowslide came down at the Bank
Frs National mine near Ouray, Colo,
while the shift was at work and carried
away the clubhouse and boarding house.
With them it took eleven men. Four
were killed. A relief committee was or
ganized in Ouray, but as the roads are
impossible the expedition had to be
abandoned.
In Norfolk, Neb., robbers plundered
the sample trunks Of D. L. Ross, q st.
Louis jewelry salesman, and secured
5000 worth of diamonds and jewelry.
The men, who made their escape, evil
IDENTIFY were professionals. Ross left his
room at the hotel for few minutes and
when he returned he found his sample
eases rinsd-
Gov. Mickey of Nebraska has sent to
The House his veto of the McMullen bill
Tor the regulation Of the practice of
medicine in the State, better known a.