The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-05-10
Items Of News.

Mclean for President AMI Bates for
Vice President, according 10 ''the signs
Of the times" stand the best chance for
domination at the Chicago convention.
Heenan and Savers. it is said, will
again iiish: AS soon as they recover ftom
their wounds.
The Seceders from the Charleston Con.
veniion will NEE, at Richmond. Va, on
the first Monday in June.
Two hundred dollars have been raised
by the American captains in Liverpool, for
the benefit of Heengn.
Printers. at Denver city. Kansas. have
been receiving S75 per month, but are
now on n strike Tor 800
All the Sales will be represented in
the Cons ituliona convention at Baltimore,
except those bordering on the Pacific.
Six hundred dormons passed through
Chicago last week. on their way Ia Salt
Lake. Two-ihirds Were from ..ngland. the
remainder were Germans
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived at New
Yort last week. Il ainp days and thirty
mlnu,,-
L. is estimated that there are Is 600
children in n : .rqnei To crime, and
$1,000 prolessiois aeves.
Girls. in Japan, if they do not marry
voluntarily by certain age. are C. mpeled
To marry, and the authorities hunt them
up husbands.
VIM. B. Aston, of New York City. is
worth $4,000 U00 He las AN office. and
works harder than any dry goods clerk.
The lalIes If Centrcvlle. H.. Who re-
Gently DESTROYED the contents of IA liquor
shop, have been fined $3.50
The population of Nebraska Territory
is about $40. 900.
II keep eggs from spelling, eat them
when rhey are fresh.
The St. Louis A agricultural Society Of
fer premium of S $50 Tor the best sal
lion.
An attempt will be made in June, next,
to repair the Atlantic telegraph
Nearly all the business part of Warren.
Trumbul county. o.. was destroyed by
fire last week
the black republican majority in the
New York legislature, have passed bill
alMilung negroes 10 full and equal par
licipaiIon In the control and mana cement
of lis political affairs.
Mr.. Jesse Marindae. of Pine Village.
Warren county. Ind. died last week f., m
burns received by The explosion Of a
camphene lamp.
The Census takers will commence their
work on the LIST of June. an complete it
by Oct. lst.
a plan is before Congress for the nego-
Ilatlon of treaty with the Mormons,
in view ct renewing them beyond the
limits Of the Unted States.
Late Memphis. Tenn. papers state. that
owing TO lbe large amount of building
going on there. brick readily commands
$40 per 900, and are Scarce al that.
The dwelling Of Mr.. Reagan. a; Orion.
Wisconsin. was recently destroyed by fire.
and ok of his children persisted IN the
flames
The prospect OF the peach crop in Penn
sylvanla. is said TO be uncommonly good
this year.
An exchange paper speaks Of wind so
vi lent. that it blew several post holes
away. Can this be possible?
The round house belonging 10 iha II
linois Central r r. at Chicago. was re
c.sIIy destroyed by fire. Loss, $50, 900
IrThis morning Mr.. John w Browne, law
yer of this city, took the Fall river train for the
purpose OF going 10 Middleboro to attend probate |
court. On the way he appears to have changed
his mind, and 90; from the train at the east and
west Bridgewater sta ton. He took the next train
of ears for Boston, but 1t few minutes before !
ten o'clock, when the train was coming from
Braintree TO Quincy, and going at the rate of
thirty-five miles an hour, he jumped from the cars
upon which he was standing. Conductor Dimon
soon stopped the train. and people ran to him, but
he never breathed after they got there. The
above facts we learn from MelIus's South Brain