The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-23
From the Indianapols %rsH.

ALI FOR LOvE.-David Reid, of War
rem eoanty, recently committed snicide by
drowning himself IN Pine Greek. Mr. Reid
had been crossed in love.
The Evansville Journal says thas Jack
Angel, of Newburg, shot James Laws for
FALLING lin 2 rebel. The shot took effect
in Laws hip, infieting = serious wound.
SgARREp A WoMAN.-A Richmond
rough, named Taylos, dangerously stabbed
MIS-. Bowling in the abdomen, Lass week.
Taylor was held to balm the sups ofs5O0
In Frankfort, Robert Seed, a sixteen
year old boy, thew 4 stone to brighten
some smaller boys. The stone struck a
little fellow named Leary, Dangerously
fraetssIns his skul}.
REsVRREcTIOS.-Da7id Hess, of Ys-re
Eiaute, who died end was buried ten
months since, was aisirterred on Friday
last, OF suspicion of foul play. His ssom-
ach viii be analysed fer poison.
The Blufston Bcnrcer says TIE Justice of
tke peace who grants divorce CASES does
not I've IN Wells county, but irradiates
the dismal wilds Of Jay with the corrusca-
tive seintillations of his brilliant grnius.-
Glad TO hear il.
LEyANTED.-HenTy Jasobs, nasrehani
and stock dealer, r~eeently cut his stick
fycno MOrristown, Delaware county. leav-
ing bis creditors 20 hold D $40 900 bag.
Henry is said to have operated extensively
in the forgery line, doing one party out OF
$1,000 by his extraordinary skill il
penmanship.
FATAL AccTDEyT.-Mr. Amos Siberts
an engineer in Mr.. FurBess' stave factory
at Calumet, was accidentally killed last
Saturday by the bursting Of q large wood
en- bandwheei. The fragments Of which
struck him in the face and breast, causing
death IN n few minutes Valparaiso Re
publican, Is
MAN KILLED.-A msn by the nane OF
Amos Seibert, a resident Of this place
was killed at Fnrnessyille, last Friday
He vas working in the staye factory, when
a part Of the machinery gave way, striking
and injuring him so severely that death
ensued before the surgeon who had been
sent for from this CITY could arrive
Michigan City Enterprise, 18th.
A "LApY" RoBBEB.-A robbery occur.
red in this city the present week, in which
the sum total exceeded one thousand dol
lars in cash. Through the energy of one
Of our city officers, who were engaged tc
work up the case. the money was recover.
ed. The thief was a young womau, and
as the case will not be litigated, we have
been enjoined to suppress the names Of
the parties.-New Aibany Ledger.
NOVEL MARRIAGE IN FORT WAYNE
Sophia Kelley, a black-eyed little French
girl Of Fort Wayne, recently hunted down
Samuel Quicksell with a revolver, drove
him to a magistrates Office, and compelled
him to marry her then and there, under
penalty ofhaving his calls brains blown
out. Samueps career as a gay dece;ver is
closed in Fort Wayne. He 'lit OUT as
Isoon as the ceremony was over.
One Cobb, alias Vesper Day, recently
ran avay from Antioch, Huntington coun'
tv. in most indecent haste. Cobb, or Day
as he was known in Antioch, was a ram
part advocate of God and morality, and &
patriot of purest ray serene. He leaves
Mrs. Day in Antioch, while Mrs. Cobb
with a half dozen little Cobbs, is anxiously
mourning his long absence from his Ohio
home.
"TnE FASTEST TINE ON RECohp.'-
The Muncie Times announces that a Low.
ing couple were married in that city, took
the train cast, and were snusly tucked
away behind the curtain of a sleeping car
berth before the train had crossed White
, River, about n mile from own The
T,mes cbaritably supposes the young folks
> had never been married much" before
this interesting occasion, and got out Of
sight as quick a, possible, TO hide their
5 blu-hcs.