Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-21
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ing while at work in their yards. He was
subject to attacks of inllammatOry rhucma-
tism, and that disease striking TO his heart
is supposed TO have becn The cuuSe of his
death. lie was buried ON Wednesday af-
scsnoon by The members of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and the Odd Eel
lows. He leaves a wife and two children.
The Warsaw Indionidn says the Epis-
copal Church building in that place is now
under roof and ready for the plasterers.
The tower will not be finished until next
spring,
Tho Cclombia City Rcpu5ticdn says
Alexander Wiley. the Coppcrhead Treas
arer of Allca County, recently proved a
dcfaultcr in the trit'ing sum of $4,000.
The Commissioners, who are also scions
of the coppery breed, employed him to in
vestigate his own accounts, and so, if pos
sible, make clear showing for himself
For this service he charges, and is allowed
by the Commissioners, the sum of sl20
This is the way the party, which so eager
" seeks and exposes frauds when none ex-
Isl. manages thieves i,s fraternity, Pay
defaulter si20 to cover UP his own crimes
--of course that is all right. Nr. Wiley
oughtic be elected Treasurer for hfc, and
the Commissioners Should bc similarly
hofoFCd,
The indianapolis Journal says Rev.
Mr.. 0'Neil, the colored preacher arrested
for marrying colored man to white
woman, was tried by Judge Scott in the
Police Court and held to appear in the
Criminal Court in two hundred dollars bail.
The man who made the affidavit 10 the
County Clerk upon which the license was
Issued, is next on the docket for attention.
The Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
Railway reports for the month of October
passenger earnings to the amount of
Sl2,576.
Thomas Beaver, who had succeeded in
encompassing large quantity ofspirituous
liquors, went into the saloon of Martin
Kepple, in Indianapolis and demanded to
he waited on excessively expctlitionsly
Kepple refused to wait upon him at all, for
he had already dispoSedofas much whiskey
as he could carry, whereupon Beaver pitch
ed into Martin. and assaulted him rough and
tumble. lie was arrested and committed TO
Jail, and was fined s2l.20 on two charges.
He accepted the position on the city chain
gang.
The Peru Repuji;cdn, as an apology
for II. lack of editorial this week, says that
the editor has gone to Ohio to see his ma.
Chaplin is an old BACH, and the way he
talks about the girls sometimes makes us
infer that he is some relation of chap we
knew down in the south part Of this State
lie went to dance once, but only to look
on. The young ladies present, knowing
that he was very bashful, prevailed on one
of their number, of course, the prettiest, te
ask him 10 dance with her. Accordingly
she stole, unperceived by him, TO his side
and before he had time to suspect her pur-
pose, suddenly appeared before him, and
with most winsome smile, asked him to
be her partner in the next cotillion. Drop:
of perspiration stood on the poor fellow
forehead as he replied, $50 away from
here, or Ill kick you. don't like any gal
but marnmy.''
The last Stark County LcdJcr tries tt
apologize for working upside down ia,
flag over the election news in its issue o
the week previous. The editor says:
Whether it was really our fault or
natural instinct of the little banner itself
may be questioned; as ii was a Radica
flag, and suspeciing the woeful account
which were to follow. ii may have con
Guided that its appropriate position wa
upside down, in order to cOmport NOR
fully with the condition of the Union
purports to represent"
Those unacquainted with the editor q
the Ledger might be disposedto attribut
the circumstance to other causes than tn
one he suggests, but the public here and il
Knox will have no difficulty in believin
that the position of the banner, which Ii
says was Radical flag, was purely acci
dental.
The Ledger calls upon "Johnny"
"give the negro worshippers fits, whethe
school keeps or not" Is a darkey VOL
shipper any meaner than rebel worship
Ter?
The Eikhart ReUieW appeared last wee
in an enlarged form and new dress.
. Is now about the size Of the REPUBLIcA,
and though Elkhart is not a county set
and notwithstand there is good Rppul
lican paper at Goshen, ten miles distan
there is every reason to belive that the Ell
terprise of the publishers will be fully SUI
tanned. The people of Elkhart take gres
.. pride in everything appertaining to the
town, and having great natural advantage
j. for manufacturing purposes, are endea,
oring to attract thuher men of capital an
, skillful mechanics. They cannot do tn
= better than by sending to such men hon
paper of respectable size and appearance,
The E1khart Gazetteer, ian indeper
dent monthly, devoted to the interests
Elkhart and vicinity" made its first appea
ance on the, 9th Of this month, with III
ubiquitous, irrepressible and jovial r. L
: Brush, the popular and efficient Pestma
ter Of that place, as editor-in-chicf. w
q are glad to see this additional evidence
enterprise on the part of the citizens {
Elkhart, and trust il may reap rIc
reward Brush is brick in his way, an
what he does not know is past finding on
especially when it relates to Elkhart. w
welcome him to the ranks editorial
The magnificent private residence of /
L. Davenport, at Elkhart, has been con
pleted and is now ready for occupancy