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

The number q stndents n the Indiana
Univ ersity, At Bloomington. Indians. l. over
two hundred.

The number q stndents ~ the Indiana
Univ ersity, at Bloomington. Indiana, l. over
two hundred.
On Saturday evening last the oufbuiidines
Of Mr.. William u. simpson, In Franklin
county, were destroyed by FIRE. Los. 5000.
An ocelo;, OF figer-eai. Wa sho; and Killed
IN the graveyard Al Rushyille, last week,
Where il had taken refuge IN a tree The AMI
NAL escaped from Van Amburg'- menagerie.
now In winter quarters near lie,
about two week since.
"A sharper has recently visited Terre IIaute
selling what ne calls wine plant one gentle
man engaged s40D worth, and many others
have given ORDER. This wine plant is moth
ing more than the common Thubarb, or pie
plant, from y hich il l. SAID very fair wine j.
made.
Had the track laid 20 Cedar Grove 80 that the
locomotive ran 20 that village on Tuesday last.
The work j. still being pushed forward with
untirinS zeal and energy, and II the weather
should be favorable. the quiet deniZens Of
BrOOkyille and vicinity viii BE- startled by the
shrek Of the locomotive on the first Of Janu-
airy. or thsreabouts.- Br0Okraie AmericaR.
Company, are now quite sanguine that they
have succeeded in reaching cir The indiea-
i tions Oh last Monday were such that they sent
an order to Cincinnati for pump and tubing.
The oil brought up by the pump j. very pure,
/ and they think the amount will DC in sufficient
quantity 10 ensure splendid fiOw when the
well-pump i put IN operation.- LOringtOH
/ Friend.
The large Touring mill Of \. :. Jones q
Co., ut WilliamspOrt, was destroyed by fire on
Thursday evening. The flames were first dis
covered In the Office, and although the mill
was running and the hands at work, all efforts
TO stay the progress Of the flames were unaV all
ing, and IN few minutes the immense frame
building was enyeloped in flames. The loss /.
about $4,000.
The Secretary Of the Indiana senate come,
out in card, in one Of the indianapolis dailies
against one Holloway, state Printer and editor
OF the Indianapolis Journal, in which be init
mates that he was approached by the sale
state Printer and editor and solicited 10 viO
late his oath, and change the letter and fig
ure, etc, etc, Of this and that" ETC. What
harmonious family this Abolition Republican
Union party is-hOw virtuous and honest ant
with what astonishing self-denial they tax,
care Of the interests Of the peOple.-HuntiRg-
ton Democrat.
1t strikes Us that the " loyalty" Of Indian;
cannot help discerning that they have been ex
eessiyely deceived and swindled by their lead
ing men in the last four years, and that fol
their faith in the honesty Of these men thei
pockets for years TO come must suffer severe
ly, The indianapolis Herald has drawn thu
organ ~ Governor Morton into n controversy
touching the wealth Of the Governor, and how
he came by 1t, which must convince his poliIi
cal adherents that his gigantic efforts - in be
half 81 the soldiers yielded him an immens'
fortune. When II is reflected that o. u. Nor
ton went into the Governors office head anC
heels in debt; that his salary was but $500
year; thai " is now the richest man in In
diana, ana hence able to make "A tour of Eu
= rope, il VIII be imagined, AT least, that we
the people" have been bied severely for hi.
'behtft1H Huntington Democrat.