Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-05-27
-1LEaR8oUNDs fHEyrzrE

The Rev. Horace Stringfeliow. rector I
st. Paul,s Church. Indianapolis, has re
signed that charge andremoyca to Nor Z
gomery, Ala. %e&
William Walker. of wuskingion Co, n
| ty, had his neck broken by runaws
team, on the 18th inst.
Captain Prick, late 9Th nth Indians
Volunteers, died at Evansville on the
18th.
1 This year the Terre nsute city assess
ment is sioo, 900 higher than IL was last
year.
Miss Hattie Hale, OF Jackson county, Is
aged fifteen, and weighs two hundred and
City pounds. ..-ii sect 1879
Nearly one thousand horses have been
shipped from Madison since. the frst OF
last Jnnuary.
Abbott, the young man connected with
the recent suicidal affair of Miss While.
ford, at Dfllsborough, has abscended, fear
ing the wrath Of the young lays friends.
A grea, revival is still gong ON in In l
annapolis. =.
A man lives at indianapolis who is only
forty>six inches high, but weighs is5
pounds. nse' 80
A letter from Ciyd. Jasper County, states
that the grssshoppen are 20 thick ihere>
abeuts tha, there is hardly standing room
for them. -.so.
On Monday OF last week, Clinton voted
on the question of horse railway to Lyons
giving a majority Of $50 in favor Of bulls
ding II. 80. s1a ssta -
Sims A. Cooley, State Senator from In,
dianapolis, died in that city on the 21nd
inst, after Q long illness. Mr.. Cooley was
for long time, prominent lawyer, and
was highly esteemed.
General veatcA, Of Spencer county,
who was the Republicans candidate Tor
CQGgr ess in the First District nst year.
has been appointed Adjutant General OF
Indiana. in place or Grn. Terrell, who las
resigned in order TO accept the position of
Third Assistant Postmaster General nj.
Washington.
An exchange warns the mothers and nurs>
es against the too prevalent practice o.
drawing little children around the streets
backwards. II has been known to pro,
duce Insanity. Ifyou valus the health
and comfort OF your little ones, yet then
carriage in which they can ride mats
urally, and enjoy It.
At warsaw, one night last week, young
man from PiercetOn called on young
woman She not desiring bis company,
fastened the door, and, upon his attempts
Ing to break Into the house, shot him in
the mouth with . tow wad, knocking oct
SEINE of his teeth and burning his face
considerably. He concluded that he
would not go In.
One day last week, eight or nine boys,
from to II years Of age. arrived at Oak
Station, on the Evansville d Cawfords>
Railroad, on foot having walked all the
way from Western Missouri, at the rate
of thirty miles day. They were bound
for Sullivan County, where they formerly
lived. Their parents had died in Mis-
souri,.
A calf, with heavy fleece OF fine wool
is the last sensation in Dubois County.
This year the Tcrrs Haute city as
sessment is 100000 larger than it was
ast year.
The Postmistrcss of Cenirevllle is com
mended by local print as 'gentlemanly
Dr. Philip Mason. who died at his resi-
dence in Connersville, . few days ago,
was al the time OF bis death the oldest
Past Grand Master Of the Masonic Frater>
nifty In that State.
The Morgan raiders and postage stamp
thieves, will now have season OF rest,
and We hope for their benefit, ihs. no
more Constitutional Amesduenis may
ever be subr1ited, 10 scare them back 10
the bosoms OF their constituents An
derson Herald. .-
! In the northern part. of Grant County,
Ind, says the La Porte Herald, on Sum
day evening, Miss II. J. Smith, Daughter
OF Mrs. K. Smith, went into the woods to
bring In the cows. Soon after passing
out sight of the house she was met by n
man, with q revolver in his hand. who de-
mAnded the surrender of her person, with
threats OF certain death IL she resisted or
mad noise. After getting her sufficiently
alarmed to control her actions he led her
further from the house into deep rayinc,
where he tied her hands behind her and
detained her until after dark. He then
compelled her to go with him some scv-
en- or right miles, in an easterly direction,
where be left her in deep wood, almost
exhausted by his abuse and the lsng walk
hs had compelled her take. s-l {
Miss Lizzie Lacey, young lady Of
eigheeen, residing in Martin county, re.
Gently walked forty-fve miles in Twelve
hours. including several stops for rest and
refreshment.
Thomas Boyd, of Moorc's Hill, has been
been sent to the penitentiary, from Ripley
COUNT, for . term OF four years, for com,
m itting an outrage on the lI,srson OF .
liltlo girl about foutsen years Of age.
MISCELLANEOUS. fet
DcsMoines ID constructing thousand
barrel fre>cistern. st
A man named Drakeblll, living near