The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-10-05
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RICHMOND. IND. OCT. 9Th. 1859.

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RICHMOND. IND. OCT. 9Th. 1869.
The Cincinnatis defeated tho Pacifics
Of San Francisco, last Thursday; score
81 to 5.
Laporte. Ind, intends investing $780,
900 in Nicholson pavement
A carpenter, named W. Bruner, was
fatally injured in Indianapolis. last
Thursday, by falling from q scaffold. 4
Nearly one hundred ounces of qui-
nine have been sold in Frankfort. Gin
ton county, Ind, during fortnight
Agueish!
John Wiler. aged eighty-nine, and
Mrs. Fogle, aged sixty five, were mar
ried nt Mansfield, o., Thursday last.
F.W. Blair, editor of the Masonic
Ii ONE Advocate, and formerly Grana
Master Of Illinois, died in Indianapolis
on Wednesday night.
Strong Pepper is the post master of
Pepperville, Neb. Doubtless knowing
his ground he was q seasonable ap-
pointment.
Nashville is going to have machine
for COMPRISING cotton, costing $780,
600. It will reduce bale OF cotton to
thirteen inches. tkJIl
Joel Nj. Tucker, Of Monson, Mass
has pair tree hundred years DID,
which has ripe aud green pears and
blossoms on its branches On
The Indiana State Fair is the most
successful ever held in that State. The
attendance Thursday was estimated at
fifty thousand. The receipts exceeded
Sl1.000
Two boys, named Chapman, while
crossing ford of White River, near
Cedar Grove, Ind, few days ago,
caught cat fish weighing fourteen lbs,
with their hands.
The Southern Typographical Unions
are each to send a boy to Gen. Lees
College. 70 be thoroughly educated az
Journalist, but work one hour every day
at the printers art. @ "a
An extensive stoneware nianuiactory
has been commenced near Arlington,
Virginia The clay is almost as white
as chalk, very tough, and makes excel
lent ware. On the same land is mill
stone rock equal to the celebrated
French burr.
The latest style of courtship we have
heard Of is for the parties to the tender
passion to appear at opposite windows
and eat peaches at each other. 1t is said
to be equal to the handkerchief flirta
ton, and has the advantage of being
more substantial. Go in. peaches
[Muncie Times. -
At Crestline, Ohio, Friday night,
Sept "a, Mrs. CasselI was alone at home
with her two children, the. elder Of
whom was asleep in an adjoining room,
when her baby upset coal oil lamp
near them on the table, and in the moth
er's anxiety 10 get the burning oil away
from her child it was scattered over her,
ner clOtnlnS TOOK ure, ana nelSnDoTS
attracted by the blazing light found her
on the floor wrapped in flames, and so
severely burned that she died in two
hours. She had thrown her baby SO far
away from her that it escaped unharm-
ell.
a watch presented to Gen, Washing
ton during the Revolutionary war, by q
: Philadelphia watch maker named Welt
Sc T, with the request that the former
should present it to any man he might
find who deserved more Of the Ameri-
can people than himself, and which was
afterward given by Washington to La
fay cite, and stolen from the latter at
Nashville during his visit to this coun-
try in 1925, has. according to the Nash
vile Press and Times, been discovered
recently at o pawnbroker's shop, where
it was seen by an old gentleman who
recognized it from description pub
lished at the time Of the theft
asE~- Premature Burial.