Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-11-04
Madison, Ind, Oct. 20,

VIVA ShOtOs
Madison, Ind, Oct. 90.
Shrewsbury & Prices Touring mill,
one OF the largest in the country, was to.
tally destroyed by FIRE this morning; 1000
bushelsof wheat were burned. Loss $780,
900; insured $4,000.
New York, Oct %.
At midnight none Of the wounded of the
Goulding family were dead. but no hopes
are entertained of the recovery of Mrs.
Goulding and the servant glrl Murphy.
Columbus. Ind, Oct; 28.
The jury in the case of Manhunter
vs.. Shrewsbury d Price. to- day rendered a
verdict against Menhunter for SlO.00O.---
The latter on hearing the verdict read
drew pistol and shot himself through
the heat, causing instant death.
Vincennes, Ind. Oct. 81.
This evening, just at dark. man went
to the residence of John Price, conduc-
tor on the o. & M. R. r., begging for
something to eat. The servant girl took
him plate of victuals. and as she handed
it to him he struck her on the head with
a slung shot. telling her to the floor, in
flicting mortal wound.
The assassin then rushed upon Mrs.
Price, who succeeded in escaping out of
a back door. Her cries alarmed the
neighbors, but tn 9 villain escaped and has
not yet been arrested. His object is sup
posed to have been robbery.
Mrs. Price and the girl were alone at
the time.
Washington. October 90.
There is no doubt that Admiral Kellet,
of the British squadron. has instructions
from Her Majesty's government, to pro-
vent the landing of fillibustering expe-
ditions in Central America.
Tho indications are that the President
will shortly issue proclamation. with The
view to prevent the landing of fillibuster-
ing expeditions in Central America.
Rumors of change in the Cabinet
have been received, but they are entirely
without foundation. s
The General Superintendent of the Pa
ci6c Wagon road, says that the entire
been greatly improved and shortened du-
ing the past year. The work through Ne :.
braska IS probably finished.
st. Louis, Oct %.
The overland mail arrived here last
night, which brings letters to Oct. lst.
The Los Angeles Vineyard contains an
account of battle at Four Lakes, Oregon,
Sept. 1st between 800 troops under Col.
Wright, and $40 Indians, in which the
Indians wera completely routed. with a
loss of II killed and many wounded. The
troops sustained no loss whatever
New Albany, Ind, Oct. %.
Horace Bell. having been released on
bail. has just arrived. and has was receiv-
ed at the theatre with tremendous ap-
plsuse.
New York, Oct. 80.
The victims Of the 3Oth street tragedy
are all alvis, and most of them likely to
recover.
Washington, Oct. 80.
The War Department has received of
fetal accounts of two battles in Washing
toll territory. rC
Gen. Clarke presumes the success mar
rated therein. is surety Of peace with
the Indians encountered on the Spokane
Plains, the red man having been soundly
beaten, and some of then, frightened into
earnest overtures for peace.
Mr. Butterfield arrived here to-day, with
a view to obtain protection for the Cali
fornia overland mail, which he says could
be rendered at comparatively small ex-
pense, and which would enable him to
shorten the time of transit to twenty-five
days.
New York, Oct. 23.
VIM. r. Cole. recently of Kentucky,
committed suicide yesterday, in conse-
quence of having been swindled in the
purchase of ticket for his passage to
California.
GaT There are only two cities in Ger
many. or in the world, which contain more
Germans than New York and its vieiniy.
Emulation looks out for merits, that she
may exalt herself by victory; envy spies
out blemishss. that she may lower another
by defeat. &. q.
A traitor is good fruit to hang from
TIE tree Of liberty. s.5'sl q s'e8sss $
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