Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25
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Green peas, Tomatoes, caul;flowers and
,other vegetables are for sale in the Louis
. vile markets.
Peach trees are in full bloom in Georgia
and tears are entertained that the frost will
xiii them.
The distinguished temperance advocate
Benjamin Joy, died suddenly at his resi-
dence.
James Grant, tlrc murderer of Pollard,
of the Richmond Opinion, was sen, tojail
on charge of murder.
Gov. McC:urg, of Mo-, has gone into the
pardon business extensively. Twenty
three more convicis have just been par
doned.
\ man in Oglethorpe county, Ga., last
year derived profit of S.595 from thrce>
fourhs of one acIe of ground planted 10
cotton.
Mrs Cunningham, of Pigeon Fun, Va
recently gave birth to tripleis, all boys, all
living. She is thirty five and the father is
seventy.
Indiana claims that she is The second
greatest corn growing State in the Union
Ia 1852 she produced sO,32o,O bushels
Of corn.
Nhalen. the murderer OF Darcy MCGEE
was true 10 the Fonian cause TO the last
On his body was found badge of the or
der, pinned on his shirt, directly over his
heart. -
A nsn named Douglass, alias Franklin,
under arrest for stealing, while being re-
moved from Fort Russell TO Camp Calling
near Cheyenne, was hung by the vigilants
who oyerpowered the guard.
The Wisconsin Senate has adopted
resolution to submit TO the people con-
stitutional amendment recognizing the
Supreme Court, increasing the number of !
judges to five instead three, increasing
the term to ten years.
\ man named John Scott, hailing from
New Albany, was waylaid and robbed of /
SIS. lie had been drinking and got in bad |
company.
letter Phillips. under sentence of death
in Richmond. Va, whose case involves
the legality of the Virginia Courts. and is
TO be heard in the United States Supreme
Court, was respited by the Governor until
March 10Th.
Mrs, Wilson, of Huntsville, Miss, left a
husband and five children, and eloped with
Lamoree, who has been arrested for rob-
bing the mails.
Some boys who were out hunting. near
Dayton, built big fire in the woods to
protect themselves from the night air
Soon afterward they discovered themselves
literally covered with grasshoppers and
katydids, which had been warmed into
activity by the unusual warmth. 1t seems
that the land is literally swarming with
these destroyers of vegetation. but il is
hoped that the late frosts will thin them
out
In the case of Reverend Batch, pastor
of all saints church, GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
who has been on trial in Chicago before "a
Cniversal:st tribunal, on the charge OF UNI
ministerial conduct, a verdict has been
rendered IF guilty ofall charges, and he is
from all fellowship AMI minis
try in the Universalist denomination until
the next annual meeting of the State cons
yen;ion. Batch took leading part in
the recent Wonans Rights Convention in
Chicago.
The Marlborough Nous says that Amos
Reed, of that place. found fine, healthy
male infant, three or four months old, in
field near town. On investigation he found
that its mother came up on the train from
and stayed all night at the ho-
tel. Next morning she left the house and
said she was going 10 some friends II is
she left the child in the fields
and went on.
James Weaver and James Yader, two
theving villains, were arrested few days
ago. in New York City, by Captain Young
and Detective Irving. ON the charge of
having been concerned in the robbery of
1921 900 worth of Union Pacific and Cen.
trail Pacific bonds. from the first National
Bank of New Windsor, Carroll county,
Maryland, on the 2sth day of last Janua-
ry. The officers succeeded in finding in
possession Of the two prisoners, $4,000
worth of the stolen bonds. The property
was at once identified by The officers Of the
bank from which the bonds bad been sto-
len. and the prisoners were delivered into
the custody of officer Pierson, of Balti>
more, Maryland, to be conveyed to that
State.
Daniel c. Mitchell, an attache of The job
rooms of the printing establishment of Me-
wins & Myers, Columbus, Ohio, completed
his fortieih year yesterday, twenty-five of
which he passed in performing labor at
the above establishment He was born in
the city of GAINESVILLE on the 10Th day of
February, ls29. lie went 10 Columbus in
the fall of 1876, and commenced his app
premiership under Colonel Medary, and,
notwithstanding the many changes in that
establishment, he has remained there up
to the present time. He was named for a
man of unblemished character, integrity
and uprightress--one of the old pioneers
of The Muskingum valley-Colonel Daniel
Convers. and of which he feels quite
proud.