Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-07
.ST1 TIE ITEMS.

The Stark County Lcdgcr after sus-
pension of three weeks made its appear
sncc last Saturday. Spanking of its fail
ure to connect or ''come to timc," it saws:
mo doubt some Of our subscribers
grumble a. our suspension for the last
three weeks and those who have prompt
ly paid their subscriptions. grumble the
least; but as they are so few in number,
they may soon be recOnciled when they
know all the facts, rs they have proven
themselves both reliable and reasonable
men. AS TO those who have taken the pa
per from its commencement--of whom
there are quite number--without paying
single farthing, though amply able, We
have no apology to offer them; but We can
assure all delinquents. that unless they
soon settle their accounts, there will be a
longer suspension, so far as they are con-
cerned, and settlements promptly enforced.
Ii they can't pay all, pay part.
I'VE have had poor encouragement to
keep regular issue--having had to run
the thing solely upon our own hook. pick
ing our fingers ends off from morning till
night, and sometimes on Sundays, and then
submit to the meancst kind of remurera-
ton or no pay at ALL but this kind Of work
we arc firing Of"
There was another burglary at Roches-
ter last week. The boot and shoe store OF
Capt. Long was entered Ivy burglars and
over three hundred dollars worth of boots.
shoes and leather stolen. Rochester seems
10 he infested with thieves at present
FIGHT.-The Winnamac Democrat of
Oct. 81, says, that On Saturday evening
the 18th ulti..o Calvin Allen and Mr.,
Pugh, of Fulton County, Lecame engaged
in a wordy alteration in this place, which
resulted in bloody fight. Allen had star
ted for his wagon, Pugh followed and at
tackled him. Allen knocked his antagoa-
isl down, pounded him in the face and
ribs, and then brutality jumped upon Pugh's
PROSTATE form aud stamped him with saw
age brutality. Allen was taken off, when
Pugh was found TO be severely hurt. No
arrests.
LATER.-The above was placed in type
for last weeks issue, but was accidentally
omitted. We learn that Mr. Pugh died,
last Monday, from the effects ofinjuries re-
ceived in that fight. What sad common
tary on the baneful results of rum drink
ing.
The Laporte Union and Herald of Sat-
urday says: The wife of Mr.. Lewis, of
Springfield tp., met with quite mishap on
Thursday evening. She was driving a
team with wagon around Pine Lake,
homeward, when she stopped to water the
horses. Having adjusted the reins, she
was in the act of getting into the wagon
when the animals took fright and started
Ike a whirlwind. A gentleman coming
along at the nick of time, attempted to
stop them by throwing up his hands; that
had the effect to brighten the span still
moro when. upon turning suddenly out of
the road, the wagon was fearfully capsiz-
ed, Mrs. l.. all the while clinging to the
side of the bed. She was severely, though
it is hoped not seriously injured. Is doing
well. The gearing was a wreck.
The November number of the Indiana
School Journal shows that the amount
of tuition revenue apportioned in May and
October of the presentyear is 81 1926, 3 76 40
(S2.35 to each child of school age in the
State) against 81, 1874 81 distributed in
ls66-an increase of $l4o,74s.5G. This