The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-02

rardyille, Pa, and the Rev. D. D. Hud.
son has been appointed its pastor.
A shoe shop has just been started in
Danbury, Conn, by deaf and dumb
and dumb.
Deers and bears are unusually p1enti-
ful in the neighborhood of Huntingdon,
| Penn, this year. OF the latter many
com plants are made.
Workmen have already begun clear
ing away the ruins of the American
Print Works in Fall River, which are to
be rebuilt imm ediately
/ DR.. Helme of Memphis, . few days
ago, did a burglary, was detected,
locked up, and swallowed morphine.
| DR.. Helme 10 dead.
). Meagher flung al iron weight at
the head of Triah Moore, at st. Joseph,
Mo-, afew days since. Moore is dead.
Robert CartmeIl sped brick at the
head of J. R. Voolfolk, at jackson,
Tenn, a while ago Voolfolk is dead
Six brothers in Mclean County, ILL.,,
named Houghman. weigh 2,2l9 pounds.
The smallest. weighs $50 pounds, the
heaviest $50. Productive land, that.
Mules worth e176 in Kentucky, sells
for 1929 in South Carolina, and the deal
ers are encouraged. There is, however.
M m oarLat in lob ho of
money being the cause.
The Lexington, Ky. j Statesman says
there IS much suffering among the white
and black poor of that city, especially
the latter, and several persons have
already died from sheer want of food
and fuel.
Mrs. Christiana Barclay, who was born
in Philadelphia, Feb. II, 1865, died
near Mount Washington, Bullitt County,
few days ago. She was very active
old lady and danced on the Tooth ami.
versary of the birth.
Thirty two thousand and eighty head
Of eatt.e have been shipped from Alex
andria ON the Toledo, Wabash and
Western Railroad during the past season.,
requiring ten thousand and five cars.
Leavenworth, Kansss, says the Com
mercial, has populstion of SO, 900, sup
ports six daily newspapers, some thirty
churches, fifteen to twenty schools, two
theatres, and from five to ten gambling
houses.
The bill to remove the capital of Col
orado to Denver, went to she Governor
on the 7th, was approved, and on the
10th the Legislature adjourned to meet
at Denver OF. the lltk.
Six. niles from Brunswick, no.. is a
farm Of 500 acres, valued at $4,000,
having an apple and peach. orchard, the
fruits Of which this season, have brought
%, 500 cash.
In Clark County, No., within the past
year, Luray, Kahoka, and Clark City
have had eommodious churches erected.
while school house has been built in
nearly every district, and several mills
and manufactures have been put up.
The Kokomo (Ind. } Tribune says
that Mr.. Joseph Loop, Of Howard Csun-
sy, while digging we'll the other day
struck very powerful current of gas.
There are now four feet Of water in the
well and the gas keeps it constantly
boiling. He is getting tubes with view
tN s<~hk. l.
house.
The Chicago Jail is haunted, and the
prisoners say it is the spirit Of |
murderer, Fleming, who was executed |
nearly ten years ago, which visits them.
Noises of cold, rushing winds, g:oans.
'attling and clashing of bolts, and other
pleasant sounds, vary the mad aight dull
lesS.
Mr John Shirk, veteran Of the war
# 1912, died at his residence on his
arm in French Creek township, Mercer
'ounty, N. Y, en- tuesday He was
Ee of the heroes of Perry s victory, on
lake Erie. in 1919 and received silver
MEDAL from the State for his services on
hat occasion.
The engineer who occasioned the re-
ent Harlow bridge accident In Yer
.ont, has become insane.
There were 4,182 marriages, $50 di-
'orce suits, and 26O Coroner's inquests
n Chicago in 1867, up to date.
The New York Observer thinks that
se employment of opera singers in
hurch choirs is for the pleasure of the
eeple, and not for the glory of God.
Dickens is to give readings in Beech
= 8 Church. 1
Six papers have been born in Indian
polls IN the last ten years, all of which
ave expired at ages varying from three .