Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-23
visceuas,eous ,terus.

rians in q population OF Ss1OO-< -
"A young man of Pittsfield, Mass, re-
Gently came in possession of SO 000, which
lasted him just 60 days .~a~-,go-o
Brown, VINO burned stolen girl TO
get an insurance upon her life, has been
sentenced to death, = May Is, at Hudson,
N. Y. I~'C tAtAfAlA III "a n
"A bridgeport man AYERS that he has
been cured OF dyspepsia by riding eyer
Connecticut railroads tb b winter 81 50
"A dcting mother, being satisfied fiat
her child merited f9eging, first had him
placed under the influence Of opium.
"A bill has been Introduced into the
New York Assembly for the erection of
station indicators in railroad passenger
cars. 's1s'tfsfo isse4
-Competition has brought down tele-
graph rates between Toledo and New YORK
from Sis to, sl.O0 for dispatches of ten
words, -, 49,. ..-t.... -. !. ,-....-... -
: John Seifert, Of Cincinnati, was re-
Gently found guilty of manufacturing five
diseased cattle into bologna sausage, for
his wholesale trade. r-i y, $4,000. al
The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed bill compelling railway compa-
MES 10 fence their roads on b.th sides with
a fence five feet high. -. ,.e,...s.,. -.
A miserable old bachelor, who knows
that the present is a leap-yesr, says: Ii
you meet a young lady who is not very
shy. you had better be little shy your
self" $50 ra.l .s.l 3 sf- 400 81 astls had
Think of there being only eleven min
listers in the United States, and you have
IL g I'll IS
al gentlemen in the Empire of China.
Three young girls were sent 10 the
House of Refuge in New York, a few days
since, for enticing child from its mothers
door for the purpose of stealing its clothes.
The Montgomery City Council has
voted $500 600 to aid the building of the
South and North Aiabsma railroad; an
extension Of the Nashville and Decatur
road
"A special train on the Illinois Central
Railroad few days ago made the trip
through from Cairo to Chicago in ten
hours and ten minutes, including all stop.
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That portion of the Southern Pacific
Railroad between Shreveport aud the
Texas line, has been sold to parties who
have ample means ard who will push il
TO completion. -..t .........-
DIR. II p. Strong, Mayor of Beloit, has
Just recovered possession of horse stolen
three years sgo. The animal had been
purchased and a, long time owned by q
gentleman residing near Kankakee, Ill.
"A "Red Line freight car passed
through Utica recently, on its way IL
Cheyenne, Colorado, from Boston, Mass.
without transfer of freight. The distance
is about two thousand and seventy miles.
Two colored men voted at the recent
city election in Topeka, Arkansas Also
100 women voted for members of the
School Board. The first thing of the kind
that has ever happened there. 80
"A foreign gentleman, who recently ar
rived at New York by steamer, we:
escorted to the United States Marshal.
Office, where his boot heel wss struck Of
aud found TO contain $4,000 worth o
diamonds. t- -lf
After litigation extcniir e over near
ly thirty year., Mrs Myra Clark Gaines
b finally decision of the supreme Cour
of the United States in her favor, and she
is declared to be the heir of her father, and
the possessor Of the immense property lei
by him.
Lawrence, Kansas pays over its 800,
000 of bonds 10 the Lesvenworth, Law
renee and Galveston Railroad Company
long litigation is amicably ended and the
work goes ahead. Trains are running t
Ottawa, distance of tyenty-eight miles
south of Lawrence. Thus far the road L
q success. .4 rt-.
The old project Of an air line road
from Detroit TO Buffalo is row being re
vived, with a show of success, under ths
name of the Erie & Msjara Railway. Mr
w. A. Thompson. the President, addressed
TIE Chicago Board of Trade on the subjec
on the 10Th, and resolutions Of approva
were adopted.
The editor of the New York Nal, il
an article headed ave Eat too Much,
says he has tried the hall food system an(
does better on it. He advises those who
are wasting their energies in getting rid o
twice IS much food as nature requires, Il
Try it, and they will be surprised at The
new life, yigor, aud elasticity which fol
lows. ~.
The editor of the B:ddeford Maine
Democrat intimates that the English execu
tors who have Artemus Wards property
in charge seem disposed TO keep il. Th'
mother of the deceased humorist has no
been able to get a single word in answel
To her numerous letters, from these whit
obtained possession of the money ant
chattels of her son after his death. o. - Cd
Trains on the Union Pacific low ruI
thirty miles west of Cheyenne, and Ia,
grading over the Black Hills is about com
pleted. This road will reach Fort Sander
in May, and cross the North Platte il
July, and Green river in November. TIL.
engineer parties row operating between
Salt Lake and Sanders are said TO be pretty
well showed IN. They will not be able L
accomplish much before the middle o
April. +.
The Iora Stat Register, in discussing
the female question, says "Des Nome
has not only the prettiest, best, and smart
est women in the State, but it has the tall
est girl who is a native of the West, as ".
have one damsel who stands six feet an(
one inch in her stocking feet. II any
other city in the State can show 8 greate
length of girl in one bunch than that
We will give calico dress for the proof
and own up that Des Moines is ouigirled.'
Some people never think OF a revenu.
stamp when writing letter; yet some let
ters require stamping as much as q note Of
deed. Under the internal revenue laws
letters acknowledging the receipt of eithel
drafts. checks, or money, exceedingtwenty
dollars, are subject to a stamp duty Of two
cents, the same as if formal receipt hat
been given for SO much.monsy.~-This fac
is sometimes forgotten, or is not known
even by good business men.-Portsaat
Price Couydnt. eos D. t.iss.o =. fa 9 - m
The Lawrence (Kansas) Tribune, 10tf
inst. says: The officers and directors o
the Union Pacific Railway Eastern Diyis
ion) returned yesterday from "a tour of in
spection to the end OF the track, passing
here in the afternoon on q special train
They went to the 355th mile post, the last
section Of twenty miles having been re
Gently completed. They found the roeiir