Daily News-Democrat from Huntington, Indiana • Page 2

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Washington, Nov. 11. It is understood that the department of state has Addressed another note to the Peruvian minister, Dr. Eguiguren, politely but firmly requesting a speedy settlement of the claim for indemnity of Victor XL McCord, an American citizen who art illtreated by the Peruvian officers while in charge of the railroads in that country during a rebellion. Bom for Englaeera' Widows.

Mattoon, 111., Not. 11. Grand Chief P. M. Arthur, Assistant F.

E. Ingraham ad Attorney Hadden. of the Brother of Locomotive Engineers, have ught Meadow Lawn farm for $17,450. generally understoodjhat a home for the, dependent widows and orphans of the order will be established upon this farm, consisting of 256 acres, adjoining Mattoon. Dana's Will Made Pnblle.

1 New York, Nov. 11. The will of Charles to Dana was filed for probate Wednesday at Jamaica, L. I. It gives the widow his entire estate except the shares of capital stock of the Sun Printing Publishing company, which Mr.

IXana possessed. This stock was given to his son PauJ. The value of Mr. Dana's wtate is said to be between $1,000,000 and $1,250,000. Ifarlaratloa to Close.

Chicago, Nov. 11. The Illinois Michigan canal will be officially closed for navigation nem Bridgeport to La 6alle, Monday, November 15, at mid night. If the weather permit boats Will be allowed to run after that date between Joliet and Bridgeport at owner's risk. Big Plant Darned.

Middleeboro, Not. 11. Fire Wednesday afternoon destroyed the plant of the Middlesboro foundry and knachine works. The loss is estimated a $400,000, with $100,000 insurance, placed in England. Killed His Neighbor.

Glendire, Mont, Nov. 1. Thomas Wilson, residing on a ranch two miles Aorth of this city, was shot and instantly killed at 8: 30 Wednesday morning by Andrew Brown, a neighbor. The shooting resulted from a quarrel between the two men over the cutting of timber. Prayed for Greater Ktw York.

Chattanooga, Not. 11. A mon ster religious revival is in progress here. Wednesday every Protestant church in the city united in an all day prayer meeting for the welfare of Greater New and the meeting was largely attended. Plaasres lato Chicago Hirer.

ChicAgorNovnr. At 5 30 pr m. Wednesday Northwestern switch engine No. 147 plunged through an open draw bridge into the Chicago river at Xinzie streeit. William Raymond, the fireman, was drowned.

Will Meet Next at Sprlncfleld. Elgin, 111., Not. 11. The Illinois ahiefs of police voted to meet next at Springfield in November, 1808. H.

F. Demmer, of Aurora, was reeleted president and W. H. Owen, of Paris, secretary. Thaakscivlna la Ullaola.

Springfield, 111., Nov. 11. Gov. Tanner has issued the annual Thanksgiving proclamation. It names Thursday, November 25, in accordance with President McKinley's proclamation.

Hoarrel End In Murder. Dunkirk, 0., Nov. 11. James Baker and Hugh Warden, both colored, got Into a quarrel over a load of wood, and Warden killed Baker. Died at the Ae of 108.

Independence, Nov. 11. Mrs. Bridget Flannery died in this city, aged 108 years. She was born in County Clare, Ireland.

More Doeka for Liverpool. Liverpool, Nov. 11. Liverpool has oted $22,000,000 for the further exten sion of its dock system. An Aid to Qaletade.

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News by Telegraph from Various Towns in Indiana. Oil Companies Will Indianapolis, Nov. 11. The conference between the state officers and representatives from the natural gas belt to take steps to prevent the waste of gas in sinking oil wells developed the fact that the oil companies will fight the law on the ground that the gas, being under the earth and belonging to them under the terms of their leases or purchases, is not subject to legislative control any more than corn or other grain that they might raise on the land and permit to go to waste if they did not care to husband it. After considering the entire situation it was decided to puh the pending case against one oil company and if the supreme courteus tains the law, to proceed against all other delinquents.

A Row Likely. Laporte, Nov. 1. The last legislature passed a law extending the terms of county treasurers to January 1. The term originally expired November 15.

The present incumbents were made ineligible for appointment, making it necessary for boards of county commissioners to fill the vacancies. F. C. Mann, of this city, treasurer elect, has filed his The commissioners have chosen H. F.

Zharn to serve from November 15 to January 1. Mann will demand possession of the office, which will be denied, and action will at once be begun in the courts to test the con stitutionality of the law. The case will be carried to the supreme court, where a decision will be rendered wmcn will affect the status of claims to possession of the treasurer's office in every county In Indiana. A Happy Reunion. Portland, Nov.

11. After a separation of half a century, during which brothers and mourned each other as dead, a reunion took place here whioh reunited Iter. David S. Arnold, of Caro, Mrs. Ellen Keene, of Sparta, Mrs.

Elizabeth Bale, of Bryan, and Mrs. Amanda Tucker, of Portland, after 50 years of unbroken silence. The mother died during the infancy of the children. The family became scattered, finally all trace was lost, and one mourned the other as dead, until recently, when the children, all of whom were surviving, began a search which resulted in the happy reunion at Charg ed with Bribery Elkhart, Nov. 11.

County Commissioner Charles Wally and Edward W. Kennison, of this county, have been indicted for bribery and larceny from the county. Ex County Treasurer W. H. Uoldeman accuses them of taking a bribe from him in order to get them to allow a bill which he presented to them against the county.

The indictment is for taking money belonging to the county. This affair is the outgrowth of the alleged defalcation of Holdeman as treasurer, he being compelled to relinquish his office on account of inability to secure bondsmen, his former bondsmen having withdrawn. Did Not Furnish the Knife. Laporte, Nov. 11.

With tears streamingjlown her cheeks Mrs. Pink erton, wife of the murderer and suicide, appeared before Coroner Long and pleaded she did not give her husband the knife with which he added seli mur der to the crime of which he had al ready been adjudged guilty. The cor oner is unable to fasten the responsibility for Pinkerton's possession of the knife, and the mystery Will probably never be revealed. Joined In Wedlock. Wabash.

Nov. 11. At the resi dence of Mrs. John Mossman, at Treaty, this county, occurred the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ella, to Prof. Guil ford N.

Naber, superintendent of schools of Whitley county, and a leading educator of northern Indiana. Eighty guests were present at the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Mr. El liott, of the Lagro Presbyterian church. Declared Insane.

Elkhart, Nov. 11. James Mather, a wealthy young resident of this city, and formerly in business, was arrested Tuesday, and an ex amination made as to his sanity. lie was decided to be of unsound mind and will be taken to an asylum. He had be' come dangerously ill, and had a mania for buying all kinds of horses.

Will Preae Ite Claims. Indianapolis, Nov. 11. Cyclists here have started to push the claims of the city for the '98 meet of the L. A.

W. The Provisional Meet club has been quietly working ever since the Philadel phia trip and a permanent organization of the 98 Meet club will be perfected within the next two weeks. Carriers Relnatated. Anderson, 11. The mail carriers dismissed from the service by Postmaster Small have been reinstated by the civil service and post office com mission, which made thorough invest! gation and found that the dismissals were probably made because of political faith.

Flrearma Stolen. Elkhart, Nov. 11. Pounder's gun store in this city was entered by burglars and a large quantity of firearms and cutlery taken. One of the proprietors was sleeping in the store, but one of the robbers stood over him with a soldering iron until the robbery was accomplished.

Died Poor. Valparaiso, Nov. 11. Orson Wheeler, aged 83 years, at one time one of the most prosperous fanners in this county, died in the poorhouse, where he had been an Inmate several years. Said to Be Conaterfeltera.

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