The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-18

/ LFHon. Henry A. Wise, the Anti Amer
lean candidate for Governor of Virginia, grows
more fierce and bitter in his dtnunciations of
his opponents. as the day of election draws
nigh. He was in Washington city last We'd
nesday the 9th inst. serenaded, made a
speech of half hour in length denounced
all of his opponents, and said he expected to
be elected by 5000 ma orityl He no doubt
meant that he expected to be defeated by ID,
600 majority The Gath of this month will
tell the tale.
ELECTION AMERICAN VICTORIES. = The
American ticket was elected in Providence
Rhode Island. on the 9th by majority of 82l
the whole seven aldermen, and 20 out of the
% councilmen were chosen.
! In Mobile, Alabama, John A. Hitchcock
the American candidate for Probate Judge
was chosen on the 9TH over his Democratic
competitor by eleven hundred majority.
Ee7- The Randolph Co. Journal gives the
following account of Hills Harrow, Roller
and grain Planter invented by Mr.. Dan
lei Hill of Harrisyile. Randolph Co., in thi.
State
This machine has been used by many far
mers in this county, and we learn that it has
given universal satisfaction. 1t will seed all
kinds of small grain. either in drills or broad
cast; seeding at the same time and in the
most perfect manner timothy or clover seed
if desired 1t rolls the earth, thereby putting
it in order for the grain; distributes the seed
as may be desired; TINS saving vast deal of
labor to man. and imposing no hard labor up
on the team that draws it. We confidently
believe 1t possesses merit that must commend
it to every intelligent farmer.
Es-The Indiana STATE Sentinel. leading
Democratic paper in the STATE, declares Ii has
no respect for Hon. D. R. Atchison, for re-
CARDS him a disgrace TO the Democratic
party"
Es-It is stated curious fact. that for
1873 years past. the first born of the house of
Austria, has uniformly been a female.
EFThe Pope, in return for the splendid
tiara of the value Of abour coo 600 reals
(4OO, 900 francs) recently presented 10 him
BY the Queen of Spain, has sent her Majesty
the body of St. Felix the Martyr. This relic
has just been brought to Spain by the Arch
bishop of Toledo, and has been solemnlv de-
posted in the chapel of the palace of Aran-
juez. The Pope's return present is consider
ed very economical one.
HxS- The Fort Wayne Times says that
Judge Borden fined twenty dollars for
his brutal assault upon little deputy clerk
while the Court was in session, of which We
gave an account from the Times last week
The Judge plead guilty, got friend to 20 re-
plevin bail, and "skooied.''
EF 1t is stated bv Washington correspon-
dents that the Cabinet stands five TO two on
the subject Of sustaining Gov. Rseder's course
in Kansas The friends of Reeder are said
to be Messrs- Marcy, Campbell. Nc Clelland,
Guthrie and Cushing Opponents. Messrs
DAVIS and Dobbin The President is under
stood 10 be as usual neutral.
SISGULAR.-The Paw Paw Free Press men
tons singular occurrence which took place
in that village last week Wednesday. That
evening cow belonging.to one of the citi-
zens there, exhibited symptoms which led 10
the belief that she had been By a nadssassoga,
"a small species Of rattle snake, } and in order
the more readily to doctor her, she put into
barn which was occupied for stabling three
horses. The mex. morning entering the
barn the COW was found dead, and the horse
had all become blind and stiff. They were
removed TO the open air, and after being NOV
ed around and bled. recovered their sight
The barn is a very close one, and it is suppo-
sed the impure and poisoned atmosphere gen
Grated by the cow must have occasioned this
state Of things.-The horses have since entire
ly recovered.
T<On Wednesday afternoon last, very
sad occurrence took place, at Mr.. hittles
school, in the Public School Building in this
city. y young man by the name of ". H.
Oxley. about go years of age, son of Mr..
VIM. Oxley. of this city, died very suddenly.
under the following circumstances:-The
boys were having recess, and among other
sports. young Oxley had been wrestling with
some of the boys. and Lad sat down the
window sill to rest Mr. kitLe came into the
hall and rang the bell 10 call them into school.
and when Ox}ev got up from from where
lie sitting. he took few steps, staggered
and fell forward on his face. Mr.. kitte OBJ
serving that he did not move after he fell, aD-
preached and raised him up. when he saw
tia: he very pale and did not seem TO
breathe. He was Immediately carried into
house close by. and Dr. Sullivan sent for
The Doctor arrived in three or four minutes.
but he found that the Young man was dead
Il is said that IN their sports, one Of. TIE
large boys Jumped upon the back of the de-
ceased, who. bv making unusual exerlons.
threw the boy clear over his head. and IN
doing this i. i supposed he rupsured Of
the large blood vessels near tie heart--RisiHg
Sun Visissr.