Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-15
STATE. ETENS,


! deed of trust was recorded at Fl Wayne,
Ind, on Saturday last, which required $4,000
worth OF stamps. it was mortgage from the In
diana Southern Railway to William II. Swift and
Samuel J. Tilden, for the sum of ten million dol
lars. This :Oad is to be built from Fort Wayne
20 JeiterSenrille. and to be in running order ~
November !, 1866.
ARsEsTED.-The Winnamac Democrat st ties
that the parties who lately robbed the Treasury of
Pulaski county, have been arrested and part OF the
money recovered. 1t is said the former Treasurer
was concerned in the robbery.
ENCOURAGING IMMIGRArioN-The LAFAYETTE
Journal says that John A. Wilstach, ESD, of that
city, will visit Europe land be present at the grea
Paris Exhibition, under a commission from COY
ernor Baker, empowering him to act as a commits
sioner Tor the encouragement of emmigraton to
Indiana, and TO take such steps both in the United
States and Europe, as lie may deem advisable for
tie purpose.
BARBAroUS RELrcs--Mr Monfort. the Indiana
Military gent, has deposited in the State Library.
at indianapolis, pair of English han dcufs which
nave been worn by several of our Indiana Soldiers
while confined in the Libby Prison.
Ro0BERT-Two RAscALs CAcEp.--On Thurs.
day evening last. William Moore, while paving
i"r tTiing ''purchase,'' in saloon n short dis
tance southwest OF the Depot laid his pocket book
containing forty dollars, on the counter. when \
nan eianu'lg near grabbed it and commenced
making tracks" William at once "went for
the thief when couple of "gentlemen, endear.
ored to keep the peace by catching hold Of the
caudai appendaGes of his coat, thus allowing the
inai'iduai who had the pocket book TO Get 4 fair
start" William however escaped. caught the
thief and threatened to shoot him. unless he "stood
anu dehnered when he Immediately counted out
forty dollars, handed it over, and was allowed to
Z arrlV VfF,rr0 ~ I0t,l
cd his money, and discovered that instead Of get
ting the ''greenbacks" which his pocket book CON
famed, ne had received counterfeit money on
kentucky bank-and of course was no better off
than 1t he had not orsrtaken the thief
On friday the two men who attempted to hold
M moore were arrested, had a hearing before Mayor
Blake, and were required TO give $500 bonds to
appear at the next term Of the Circuit Court-fal-
ING in which they went 10 Jail Their. names are
Martin flahcriy and Frank Gurnev, Of Fort
Wayne.
The man who seized the pocket-book has nc.
YET been arrested.--Pera REPUBLICAN,
The Warsaw gndianian saws: We learn that r.
kIchha had a horse. saddle and bride taken
from his Stable last night. The thief appears to
have gone from here to Leesburg, and there left
'he aa'G'e' ana took bsggy and set Of harness.
The same paper says several cases of spotted
fcTer Is reported in the southers part of the coun
ty. and three deaths from tie same disease at Sill
yer Lake.
The Ind,nian als0 states that the IRON for the
street railway in Warsaw has arrived. and shat sew
eral fast young men OF that place have determined
to reform and try to become temperate, moral and
vrtu0us.
Another paper mill is abou. 10 be built in Lo-
ko.t
b'ne like those now in existence to keen up the
p1lce oil paper. But they Cannot always control
the market Their course and those of manufsc
tarers generally in keeping up prices above what
ID reasonable and just is doing more for the cause
oil Tree trade in the United States than they seem
to be aware of. The people will not submit 10 be
heeeed much longer Tor the benefit of inanufactur
ers; but i: is said if the manufacturers don't skin
us importers will.
FINE HoTEI~-The E,khart Review boasts of
the Clifton House in that place and claims that il
is the finest and best kept hotel in Northern Indi
aEa.
FATAL AcciD1NF.--Ne regret 10 learn to 1Tr.
George Dnger residing in Hlrrison township.
IN this county, was instantly killed bv the falling
OF tree, on Friday last The deceased was a
msn about forty years Of age Hinnanac Dem.
lSouEsr.-Coroner Sinntx held an inques: YES
terday morning on the body of Alexander Camp
bell, mot of Bethany College, Virginia. who was
found dead in his bed at the National Hotel in
this city The verdict Of the jury was, "came to
his death from some cause unknown" He was
released from Our city prison the evening preri-
Qua, in order to allow him to take the train for
Terre Haute, his home. It is supposed that wills
key was ths canse Of it.-Ncw Albany Com.