The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-04
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Places where intoxicating liquors are sol i,
are pronounced "nuisances' by Judge Per-
kins. in his opinion which we publish in an
other column, and he well remarks that like
other similar nuisances, such as shows
rope dancing exhibitions, BILLIARD SA-
LOOMS, Ee1E- Hope will please take par
ticular notice,-sE) &c., to be subject to
stringent regulations on the part Of the
State, tending to prerent such erM''-
a number OF young men were before the
Mayor, yesterday afternoon. answering ques-
tons in regard to purchasing iquor.-A
small child of Sydney Smiths, was bitten by
rat on Tuesday last--the child was thrown
into commissions during the afternoon, but is
now better.--An Irish woman, in very re-
duced circumstances, received -four, groce-
ries. a calico dress and 50 in money, after
her situation had been made known to a Son
of Malta, the other day in this city.--We
noticed last week two bri k houses being
erected, on Green and the other on
Washington; arrangements are now being
made for another on Washington; this makes
the sixth built in that direction this season.
Success 10 the West End Mrs. Grimes has
sold her residence on Filth-st. for $4,000
X. NJ Underwood is building a substantial
brick residence on South Sixth-st. for Mrs
McGraw.-A new house is going up on Ft.
Wayne Avenue, near Dan'l Strattan's shop.
Mr.. o. Bennett, has purchased the Omni-
buses belonging to the Huntington and
Meredith Houses, and the City Hotel, and
Will hereafter have the entire control of the
X. H. line.--Ihe requisite amount of stock
TO insure the completion Of telegraph to
thus city, 81 800,) has heen subscribed We
understand Our young friend Asa Smith,
narrowly escaped being killed Thursday
- yt,r q hoo
belt, when his hand was caught between the
belt and wheel and, jerking it quickly out
he was thrown off his balance against the
wall between it and the wheel-his head and
BODY being pressed into space of about five
inches, with sufficient force to stop the en-
CINE. Had the engine been running at full
speed, he would have been crushed to death;
as 1t was, he was but slightly injured.-The
young colored folks had a dance at No 2
Engine Hail. Tuesday night-A glorious
rain wet the thirsty earth at noon Yesterday,
in these 'diggins' -'twas much needed, and .
each spear of grass that had particle of life I
eft in it. every hill of corn. and row of pota~
.oes were SO rejoiced thereat, that they held I
4 free soil meeting on tie spot where it fell
liquor-seler by the name of Brogencamp, |
was bro't up Monday last before Esq Lyle, |
for violating the quart law, fine and costs
5.l5--fve eases; lie stayed them.--Three |
young boys We're placed in the calaboose on
Saturday night last, for being drunk--the I
Tine and costs of each one was 81, 75-West /
paid fine and costs, So, 70, for !
getting drunk, after SOLDERING off in the Gala
boose Tuesday night.--John Ii. Greenough,
for whipping his wife Wednesday morn
ing last, was fined S25 and costs by Esq
Lyle for the amusement.-The Circuit Court
commenced its session in this county on Mon
day ast-the Hope Indictment for keeping
Billiard Tables for gain comes off this term