The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-07

on Saturday last
There Was sprinkle of STOW at Plymouth
on last Saturday
"A little son of Dr. Davis, OF hokou'o, was
accidentally shot few days ago.
Captain Iddings, Provost Marshal OF the
Fort Wayne District, has received bis discharge
and the Office closed up.
MIR. Beal has purchased the South Bend
Register of Messrs Wheeler 4 Hall. We wish
him success pecnniarily, but not politically.
-rhe M.-aA~aka Enterprise has been pur-
chased oy Mr. Norman V. Brewer, by whom it
will be hereafter edited and published.
The citizens of Tippeosnoetown have sue
ceeded in re-establishing a post-office in their
place and 1t is under charge of a sound Demo-
crat, too.
Lieut.. Harter, wha Was fonnd at the oottom
Of the Union Hall steps. in this city. with his
skull broken, is lamented by the Jasper Courier
as gallant officer and good citizen.
RoBBERY-On last Sunday night some per-
son entered the residence of Emsly Shady, In
Pleasant township, this county. and stole 81 100
in cash from him.-Vevay Reveille.
The Vincennes Sun has an account of a
subject % building a bridge across the Wabash
at that place, and express the belief that the con-
struction of the bridge is now fixed fact
Hon. Samuel Z. Perkins has become prin-
cipal editor OF the indianapolis Daily Herald,
the successor TO the State Sentinel. Judge Per-
kins is writer of much ability and large expert
ence, and will doubtless render efficient service
to the Democratic party in his new and respon-
sible position New Albany Ledger.
lion ORE-The Plymouth Democrat, of the
ID inst, says:
1--WE have been shown a specimen of iron ore,
taken from below the surface OF the ground on
the farm of Mr.. j J. Kelly, in German township
in this county. The specimen before Us resem-
bles very much the ore taken from the Iron
Mountains of Missouri, and is no doubt equally
as valuable"
NEw PAPER-We have secured the first num-
Der of the Indianapolis Daily HERALD which sue
ceeds the Sentinel OF that city, and is intended
to be the Democratic organ of the State. 1t is
published by Msssrs Hall & Hutchinson, gentle
men of ability. 1t places at its head the Jack
son motion, 1.-The Union it must De preserved. !"
We commed the HERALD as well worthy of pub
lie patronage Wayne Sentinel.
The Kendalviile STANDARD is informed that
the Democracy of Whitley county don't claim
the election OF George W. Jones, the culled gem
men, as a Democratic victory. He was nomi-
mated, voted for, AMI elected BY the Republican
party, and if there is any glory in eecting a
offica no hall
elected hlm-the Republican party of Whitley
county. We trust that the Standard will make
the proper Observation-Disclosures City Post.
Horse SroLEN.-Last Saturday night was
stolen from the stable of Mesars. Hartman &
Hauk, OF this place. Suspicion rests on a worth
less scamp who has been resident of this place
until few months past and who was seen
prowlng about town few hours before the
larceny. The authorities the alert, and
We hope may succeed IN recovering the horse
and ciging the thief.-Plymouth Democrat.
FATAL ACcIDENr.-The Vevay Reveille of
the % inst. contains the following:
Zone day last week two little boys of Mr.
Lochriche, in Pleasant township, this county
riding on log attached to a wagon. La
cons, quence of the driver having to make a
'shorI turn" in the road, the log swung around
very suddenly, throwing the boys off, killing one
aud severely wounjing the other. No blame
is attached to tue driver, as he not aware the
boys were on the log until after the acciuent oc-
CURED.
The Lafayette Journal of the 4th contains
the following notice OF missing Suicide:"
The crazy German named Jordan, who at
tempted TO commit suicide by cutting his throat,
at the Dell House, anu atterw ards avowed his
determined purpose 10 make way with himself is
still missing. de was last seen on Thursday
night. four weeks since, when be LETT The house
OF Mr.. MOsher, IN the south part of town. He
took his clothing He has real and personal
property to the amount Of 81 500. John Graves,
Esq, who was appointed guardian OF his effects,
has just returned from a pIOtracted search, but
can mud no trace of hlm, living or dead
We have already noticed the fact that Mr..
Baehman was being anxiousy inquired for by
friends in this city. The Lafayette Courier thus
speaks of the matter:
Henry Bachman, worthy German, who had
served honorably in the Twelfth Cavalry, left
Gibson, Lake county, on the morning OF the Both
OF September, for indianapolis, 10 draw his back
pay and receive his discharge. Since that time
nothing has been heard from him He did not
report at Indiana coils, apd his friends are appre-
hensive that he has met with foul play. some
where en- route to the Capital. Any Information
lett at this Office will be thankfully received"
FOUND DEAD.-The body of Lewis B. Paris,
plasterer, and citizen of Cleveland in this
county, was found on the track of the railroad,
about fifty yards west of the grist mill, on Tues
day morning last. shockingly mangled and
bruised When found the BODY was cold and the
muscles rigid, indicating that he had been killed
the evening previous. His brains and pieces of
his skull bones were scattered along the track for
some distance. His right thigh was broken, his
left knee dlslocated and the flesh very much
lacerated, aud his left forearm broken. The
sight-was horrible 20 behold. IL is probable that
no less than three trains passed over his body.
There are many circumstances which indicate
that be murdered for his money, and placed
upon the track, rs IL IN proof before the in
quest that the deceased was seen with quantity
of money Monday, probably from 500 to
5000, and this money and his pocket book were
missing, only 81 ID being found on bis person.
Deceased was intoxicated on Monday, and was
last seen near the railroad about o'clock II. NJ,
lying in the old house formerly occupied by
Madam McCarty. He was a soldier for three
years in the Flfty-seventh Indiana Volunteers,
aud leaves several small children upon the cold
charities of the world.-Hancock Democrat.
The ~ irz Case.