The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-30
state Item n.

Mr.. +. Ryder, OF Connersville, intends Is
suing new paper in that place.
MIR. Samuel Osborn, one Of the oldest citi-
zens Of Wayne county, died last week.
A lady, whose name Is withheld, attempt
ell To commit suicide at Evansville. on Satur-
day night last.
Between s4O0 and $500 in money was
AIKEN by burglars, the other night, from the
Office Of the r.. W. & W. Railway Company, at
Logansport.
The Dell House, lafayette, was entered by
burglars early on Tuesday morning. and sew
eral OF the guests robbed; among others, Mr..
spicer real estate broker, Of this city. lost his
watch and small amount Of money.
Charles W. Comet, boy Of thirteen
years Of age, attached To the Madison Courier
Office, was attacked by gang Of young despe-
radoes, on Monday night, and his pockets
robbed Of money he was going TO pay for his
own and brothers night schooling. The young
desperadoes spent the poor boys money in an
adjacent grocery!
CLINTON COUNTY BANK ROBBER.-Ken-
dali, the counterfeiter, who recently escaped
arrested. in Cincinnati, and released on bail,
was again arrested on Sunday, by Mr.. Col
grove, on the charge Of robbing the Clinton
County Treasurers office, about a year ago,
and Immediately taken to Frankfort. when he
confessed TO the robbery, and gave the names
Of his accomplices, whom the authorities are
now after. About $4,000 were stolen, and
there is prospect Of portion of it being re-
covered.
We have received the first number of n
new daily issued at Richmond, called The
National Union" Wallace A. Brice, Editor and
Proprietor. The number before us indicates
considerable industry on the part Of the editor,
and II he strives TO make his paper locally in
| teresting, we have no doubt he will succeed. rs
the citizens Of our sister city have "reading"
/ reputation, and no doubt are heartily tired OF
the political jargon of the three Republican or
gans there. If he viii pay attention 10 news
Of the day, and give full reports Of all matters
Of local interest, Mr.. Brice. we think. will meet
with success.
SOME BOUNTY JuMPING.-AlexanderG Gates,
Of GreenSburg. enlisted in the l23d Indiana nj
its organization some TWENTY-FIVE months ago.
He deserted. robbed four of tho officers of the
regiment of their watches, returned TO Green's
burg with forged leave OF absence, broke open
a clothing store, aud stole lot of clothing, rob-
bed two gentlemen of their watches at a hotel
in the town, went 10 Madison and robbed a
jewelry store, and In thirteen months enlisted
and Z" jumped the bounty eight times" Last
week he was arrested at Greensburg, and COM
mitted 10 Jail 10 await trial in the Circuit
Court.
MURDER.-A respectable German named
John Loom was murdered near Westville, on
the l.. y. and G. Railroad, on Monday after
noon. The alleged murderers, James Wood
and W. l.. Fulton, were arrested at Lafayette
the same night The Courier Of Tuesday SAYS:
4" 1t seems that Wood and Fulton had been
IN town on spree. and drove about. yelling
like savages, and firing their revolvers. ON
their way home they ran into n wagon, in
which Mr.. Loom and German by the name Of
Gust Were seated. An alteration ensued, i'm
which Gust was terribly beaten with a slung-
shot, and Loom instantly killed by n shot
| through the heart. The murderers fed and
had got aboard the train. when the telegraph
was called into requisition, and intercepted
| them NJ Lafayette. When confronted by Bed
ford and Ruby they were NJ first disposed 10
sudden change Of base, and they went TO Jail
| The Marshal Of Westyillc came down to-day.
and returned with the murderers on the four
O'Clock train. y mob i expected at Westyille
on their arrival"