The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-22
Nfnle LIENS.


Major ID. A. Conovor has been appoint
ed Revenue Inspector for the Terre Haute
District.
One old hunter in Allen county, killed,
last week, three hundred squirrels, an aver
. age Of fifty day.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, residing in
vanderbuug county, fell on Monday last and
/ broke several Of her ribs, and otherwise in
jured herself
Andrew J. Flagg, only son of james NJ.
1 Flagg, Of Lima. was accidentally drowned, a
few days since while skating on Pigeon river.
near that place.
Mr.. J. G. Fineher, the champion of the
eight hour movement, delivered an address at
Lafayette on Tuesday evening 10 large and
enthusiastic audience.
MIR. Thomas X. Chapman and his wife
were thrown from buggy near Peru. on sun
day morning last, and both were badly injur-
ed; Mr. C., it Is feared can not survive.
A man named Adam Brickner made an at
tempt TO Kill his wife at Evansville, ON Mon
day last. He shot of her little finger, and
afterwards brtally beat her. lie is under ar
rest.
A man living nc smthyille was stabbed.
on Thursday last. by deserter, who subse-
quently escaped from the officers; the wound
ell man has since died Bedford IRdepeR-
dent.
! IloLLANDERS.-Ab about fifty IIollanders lust
I from the old country. and wearing the wooden
shoes Of fatherand, distributed themselves
/ along the line Of the Toledo and Wabash rail-
1 I uf4 p
tica Ledger.
A farmer living about eight miles north
east of town. aged near sixty. converted "a
\ good portion of his property into money. one
/ day last week, and abscOndod with "A woman
! aged about thirty, the wife OF Il returned sol
| der; foolish old man; base woman. Bedf0rl
Independent.
ANOTHER CURE FOR HYpRornoBr,-
understand that boy in arren county, who
was bitten by a mad dog some two weeks
since. was taken 10 Terre Haute and the mad
! stone applied. At the first application the
stone adhered TO the wound for fourteen hours.
The patient has returned home. being assured
that he is out of danger.-Atticd Ledger.
RAILROAD FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO NIS-
CENNEs.-rhe owen Journal says: We are
informed, on good authority, that u company
Of capitalists have agreed to construct the IN
dianapolis and Nincennes railroad. IL the
citizens along the line will donate three thou
sand dollars per mile. payable when the road
Is completed.
THE INDIANAPOLIS HERALD.-We publish
the prospectus Of this paper for the benefit Of
! those who desire 10 take IL. While we DO not
! fancy its political teachings. by any means,
there Is no doubt that il il the most enterpris-
/ ing paper at the Capital. and its reports OF the
! legislative proceedings have been much the
most complete aud accurate. The propretOrs
will accept oar thanks for sending our copy
a. they do, ON the morning train GreeRSJUrg
/ Chronicle, Rep
/ MYSTERIOUS DEATII.-lesterlav morning
the mutilated remains OF a young man, name
unknown. were found IN the cattle guard Of
the T. W. X ". K. r.. at the road crossing.
quarter Of a mile east Of West Point station
The body was standing upright In the cattle
guard. One arm and the head. which had ap-
! parently rested on the track. had been cut Off
by passing train. The remains were dccently
/ clad, but no hat or cap could lac found. In
! the pocket was a leather pocket book. hut no
! money. part of the Of a watch was
also found on his person. but no other yalu-
ables. Nothing was found 20 indicate the
name Of the person. There are suspicious Of
foul play.-Lqfdyefte Courier, 10Th.