The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-01
IhE STATE.

dist clurch being dclholishea ptCfdI'i-
tory to being rebuilt. New WOODEN
mill to be built. st. 10 hotel has
changed hands. -. Pat. Richard son tic
make a visit soon. Can't You drop
down this way, Pat ?...." Som ebody
is trying hard to create excitemen
about q strike" AT the Methods
church 81 votes were cast for, and ]
against. lay representation The In
ION sl0ps over in relation to the com
mencemcnt exercises at Notre Dame
and St. Mary Amount Of county
tax collected last year, 1892 1910
-. The treasurer pays the state $i6,-
492 10 and draws SIS. 1ll.S7 from the
school fund Strawberries too COM
mon Young man seriously injured
by stick, thrown from buzz saw,
striking him in the groin. Sneak
thieves attending to "biz." Corn
prospects poor. A farmer unoarths
10 grub-worms in u space eighteen in
cacs square by two inches deep.
Residence struck by lightning.
WARSAW: Little girl had a leg
brnken on Sunday Of last week. The
street railway is reported to be pay
ing institution The Union and the
Mdianian have adopted Tie cash sys-
tenn the latter is to be enlarged next
week.
KNOX: Hon ~ Samuel Beatty has
removed to Grant county. Two
years ago burglars entered the county
treasury and decampcd with valuable
papers, etc. Some time since part
of these papers were discovered in an
old house, by some little children. The
papers found consisted Of county or
ders, checks, etc., worth over 5000.
The commissioners made the munif-
cent donation Of So each to the chill
dren for their honesty and promptness
In making " it known The ge
low-rius Futh is to be appropriately re-
membcred.
LA PORTE: Rev. Wm. Lusk
preached here last Sunday. Bands
81 Gypsics encamped near the town.
.....Good Templars were to have fes-
0yai kas evening. Commencement
exercises Of Ia Porte High School were
held last Friday evening Tho o1th
Indiana are to have sc-unioa soon
The 4th not to be observed. =.
Burglars plying their vocation. -. Int
tie boy bit by rattlesnakc;-do'ng
well .LaPorteans of the Masonic
nersuasion went to Goshen on the 9th
nib Commodore Vanderbilt passed
through last week.
The trial of James NJ. Wiley, Tor
the murder Of Joseph Woodward, at
Milford, Ind, last October, closed at
Greensbueg, Ind, Thursday. The jury
was out but an hour, and returned a
verdict Of guilty ofmurder in the inst
degree, and sentenced him to peniten-
tiarv for life. The trial occupied three
DAYS. and excited great degree of IN
tercst. The fight in which the killing
was done grew out ola quarrel between
Woodward and one Atchison, at a re-
publican jollifeation meeting. Wiley
took the quarrel off Atchlson's hands
and stabbed Woodward to death with
a butcher knife.
The old settlers Of Randolph county
were to have . meeting in Winchester
on the 10th inst.
Eight convicts have been sent to the
Northern Penltentiary from Kosclusko
county dnring the past year.
The new building being erected
by the Progressive Association spirit
ualists, at Richmond, will be known
nc Tvceum Hall.
The Hon. John X. Coisroth and
H. B. saylor will deliver addresses at
the erection of the soldiers monument
in Polk township, Huntington county,
on the 3rd of July.
The Columbus Bulletin expresses
the opinion that the next census will
give Columbus G,000 inhabitants.
There are over 100000 of
United States bonds held by the citi-
zens OF Dearborn county that are not
subject to taxation, equal to about one
eigth of the taxable property of the
county.
"A correspondent, writing from
Ashley station. says that the Rev,
Thomas J. Newton, prominent Meth
odist preacher for the past 20 years,
has become q convert to Catholicism.