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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14
Extra G:sse of Sui
eide.

\ very singular instance ofsclf>homicide
occurred in New York Monday afternoon.
Mark Klein, boy of eighteen. mas been
confined To the house for some tine with
an attack of pulmonary fever. Latterly
he had been growing weaker daily, and
the idea had apparently seized upon hiis
that he was destined nsl TO recover, But
his parents did not have The s.ightes. sus>
picion that he had any intention of cons
miti;ng suicide, aad consequently he was
not closely watched. On Monday, the
father was absent on his daily business
and the mother was passing in and out OF
the room at short intervals in The discharge
of her household duties The hoy sat
seemingly wrapt in reverie, his ewes
hxed on vacancy and hardly noticing his
mother as shc came and went About
quarter to three O'Clock she left the room
on one of her frequent crrands, leaving
Mark alone, as she had often done before
during tie dag. She had scarcely left the
room when she was startled by the report
ofa pistol in the room she had just Quilted
Nurrying back at once she paused in the
doorway, pctriiied, as Is were by the spec
;acic before her. Mark lay stretched IL
full length upon the floor, the blood spurt
ing from his lett brest in those ftful Jets
that surgeons dread TO see. Clutched in
Lis right hand vas an old>fashioned self
cooking pistol. empty, ard tie mouth
blackened by the recent discharge. The
methered rushed TO bin, but he needed
her not. She spoke to him, but he did not
answer. lie was already unconscious,
and without ever Laying uttered word in
explanation of his rash act, he died before
The medical al arrived that would have
been poweiless to save him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14
SCiCn.iEG rr0gTcss.


DR.. j. Aiken Meigs concluded his ine
augural address 10 the students of JefTer-
son Medical College with the following
eloquent passage: -nild
"a retrospective glance at the scientific
progress Of The last two hundred and ser,
eniy years shows Us clearly that he glory
OF The seventeenth century was The develop
meat OF the doctrine OF universal gravita-
ton and the establishment of the science
of astronomy--a seieAce treating Of fle
motions and mutual relations of masses Of
matter; that the glory OF the eighteenth
century was the development of Physics
and chemistry, or those sciences which
deal / IL tie relations and reactions Of
atoms of matter; and that thus far the Of
fee ofthe nineteenth century owing TO the
to the wonderful perfection to which the
microscope and other instruments have /,
been brought, has been the discovery of
many of the laws upon which the myster>
ious phenomena Of life depend. The
great advance Of our knowledge of histo>
logical and morphological Developments
since the beginning ofthe present century,
coupled with the new doctrine of the
forces, has givea rise TO the growing COM
viction in the minds of physiolosists that
we are upon the eve OF some great discoy>
cry in Biology, whichwill prove, in the
hands offutnre physiologists, as powerful;
means ofresearch as has already, been
in those OF The chemist, the lsw,apnouncea.
by kirchof in .lS59, relative to spectral
analysis. II may be that this discovery is
to be reserved as the crswning glory of the
coming cen;nr,sit may happen, on the
contrary, that some busy and ambitious
brain, even now within hearing of my
voice, is destined to grasp, in all their dez
tails, the facts at present in our possession,
add to them still others, aud suddenly,
before the pretent century has run its
course, utter TO the world the formula by
which they are colligated, and which ex-,
presses their true significance In the,
present state of scientific progress and un-
rest who can tell?'-Scie7,ti1fc 4meyi-
cOs, 10 rf.T' 'aD-tf lruE s-cl So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14
StabbIng ARRAY.

A difficulty occurred Saturday, 26sh ult.
in Webster township, this county between
Frederick Gardone and Jacob Zimmer>
man, in which the former was stabbed. in
the back with a pen kniic. The IdiAicnlty
was occasioned by Gardone and othels
singing vulgar sopgs in the presence of
ladies as they were.returning from church.
1t appears that Zimmerman was escorting
lady home from church, when Gardene
came up and began singing these vulgar
songs: tzinnerInen went baek and res
quested him to desist. This was repeated
twice, when Gardone struck ut Zimmar-
man knocking his hat off. Zimmerman
thep pfew7l,is kniIt apd s'ab6ed tiHtene,
infiicting a severe but not dangerous
wound. A trial was had on last Friday,
and Zimmcrmen was, fined twenty FIVE
dollars ana costs Al information was
then filed in Common Pleas Court against
Gardone for disturbing religious meet
ipg.7 Cprydon sDsmoerets .coh 800
..-.r.rH.~.t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

Train foots up his assets at Sc, ,oOO, ,ooo
The ass seIs il pretty high. ss %
Tie Johnson County Press thinks Il a
''strange intstuatIon" that Morgan and
Hendricks counties should claim 10 bo
loyal .fsaonrff1 tnitnI : hGroN
The female clerks employed by large
dry. goods house in Boston get one, per,
cent on all their sales, beside regular daily
wages. - '.V' '-' ''-' =
Gail Hamilton says: "Where God makes
no distinction OF sex IN His demand upon
mankind, His creatures should not make
dis,inc;ienssDHo19 vileh .ni h1a 80
An ardent youth in Chicago was poison
ed the other day ty the cosmetic bloom
which hisll;ps absorbed from the lips of
his sweetheart. oCr0ff3 bsa snreY. -
Miss Nettie Chase, the Chief Justices
youngest daughter, takes the honors sis>
ter, Mrs. Sprague, in doing the henors OF /,
her, fathers mansion, this winter.
The Pittsburg Commercial speaks OF
Mason and Wigfall, as rebel leaders abroad.
Their position is correctly stated. Mason
is out of the country and Wigfallis out Of
the world. .iEeeis.91eGcJ
4 Washington correspondent says that
the falling cf a small icicie from 1 iittls I
niger boys nose would have made more
report than the issue of a. Us pardon
proclamaiion."sL Z ssi saIbisSns l,asos
According to Gems just taken by the
County Assesef, the'cIity OF cs. Louis has
two hundred and two thousand inhabi>
tapts. Two years ago The population was
''eslimated''' at two hundred and four thou>
sand. t''s'. s.'- - foi-ipof r. 9iIlti
A lady having the misfoftuue to have
her husband hang himself on an apple
Tree. hewife of q neighbors Immediately
:sme to beg q. branch Of that tree, to have
I grated int one il her orchard, 'for
who knows says she, "but u may beer<
be same kind of fruit "7a'-c s''i'fsJ 80
iiiG .. bes hcTiai -s.frI-- Fss.fi
.facif4n , % sussi as sss,al.isss ~
- 81 Ia 80 s.-es.,ls - -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

ARsris lady requested e Chrisimss par
ty on the third floor to cease dancing. as a
man below them was dying. The guests
acquiesccd. Returning an hour later,
MY dea, children She exclaimed with
the mort benevolent smile, "you may begin
sssi, he n ftlead. "'ii sisi,i <1ni'is cGA ,arie
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14


Business Cards one year. one ipoh in length, $500
Business Cards, six raon,bs, one iTcs > H% 800
Quarter column, sIaehse, thres raonths. .z1.-sco
80 .Jti .%s5 sly, SIX II .a-F :. ,aso 20
Locainoti unfeaded, 10 rents per line for each
Ton
EarxszsrxzE-zz-7< SSzrsss9saszsEzs7zzsz<z--
iinue to eat after it has been satisfied,
merely to crafty the iaste. ss.i * =
10. To eat hearty supper for the pleas>
sure experienced during the brief time 1t
is passing down the throat, at the expense
of whole nights sleep, and wearywak-
ing in the morning. 1 hga
l.. To remove portion of the cose:>
ing immediately after exercise, when lbe
most stupid drayman in New Yorks knows
that if lie does not put cover on his horse
the moment lie ceases work in Winter, q
will lose him in few days by pneumonia
IL. To contend IL at lecause the dir1icst
children in the sreot or highway. are hear
iy and healthy, thereforc, il is. heal-hy TO
be dirty; forgetting that daily exposure to
the pure out door air, in joyous unrestrair-
ed activities, is such a powerful agency
for healiy that those WHO live thusu arc
well, in spite Of rags and filth. n -. @ s-a
l3. To presume TO repeat later in life,
without injury, the indiscre.ioIs, exposure
and intemperancc, which, in the flush of
youth, were praciiced with impunity. '"-
~ TO believe that warm air is necessa-
rily impure, or that pure cold air is Eeces,
sarily more healthy than confined air
of 2 crowded vehicle: The latter at most
can enlY cause fainiing aid nausea, while
entering Conveyance after walking brisk
~, lowering a window illus while stin ex>
posed to draft. will give co,a infaliilny
or an attack of p|eurisy or pneumonia,
which will cause weeks and months Of
suffering, il net actual death wilkins four
days ..r . 1rF
IS. To ''rsmember the Sabbath day" by
working LaIder and later on Saturday
than any other day in tie week, with a
view to sleeping late next morning, and
staying at home all day 10 rest, conscience
beng quieted by the plea of not feeling
very well. or ..v $3.50 5.s
In consequence OF lie wondrously mean
spirit manifested III regard 10 The giving
the right Of way to the. Indianapolis and
Yineennes Railroad Company, we are
crcdibly informed it is the intention of the
Company to cross tie river at Caps
creek, above the city While we sincere>
ly regret the necessity that would compel
such an action we confess the course pr:,
sued by many jGsiiies the end Jincen,
ncS Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville B. 3.
To take effect on Monday, Dec. q, 1868, at AZ
A NJ, for the government and Information Of Gun :.
pleyes only The right is reserved vary therefrom
as circumstances may require
sk Trains Gsing Nor.h. Train, Going sonth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14
Ynefru.
L A.Oved Her.
By STANLEY.

loved her when her girlish face,
With smiles and bushes rife,
First smiled with all IFS matchless grace
My lse unenyied life,
When from her young hearts secresy,
As saints ascend the skies, 7i
The te.l-iale truths rcsistlcssly ~
Would haunt her timid eyes.
/ loved her when the festal throng
Her joyous laughter woke.
Some hidden rill, the flowers among,
Less sweetness would evoke; s'
And later, when the passive shade
Of thought her features wore,
As twilight wresths DER summer glade
Still dearer than before.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

1 loved her when my plightcd bride,
Half fear, half tenderness
We dared the tempest to divide
Our hearts deep thraihfulness; -r,
But now, when years and constancy
Have proved her faithful vow,-
The tendrIl to the Guardian tree
Oh. most love her now.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

.IEa8g7H TT .5y se
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

81 200 a. SEAS s,.. snUs.s. 70 ss.sTs e 81;
Machines. fHH particslsvs free. Extra induce
emnts to experienced agents. lall su or address W
sGWlLSok 90, 0ssyssand. o. Boston. Mass.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

= ~ = = -
.facifan ; 10 eussi sa5 ssssoas.ss ~
s'tssiiaa1< 81 saasei * bae lsasssns
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

ssi 10 s1sd as sssi sfl ifsj Sus .ss.ser
esif nj e,azrt sfa-k re- d ss57laoi sssoas.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

Locaifn ifnutices unfeaded. 10 cents per line Sr each
nsorion loaded l21 ems per lias for each inser-
ion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-01-14

Business Cards one year, one inch in length, sscS
Business Cards, six mouths, one inch - SO 500
Quarter column, or iaehse, :hrcs months zs-sco
"a" ''Il Yat six ~ ~ ls.oO .o
twelve 90 2,Po
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
,rror orvrRAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

"A I'D
Mrs Mary De Sandss barn at Ludlow,
.,rnck 1y nghtnng on Wednesday night ana
burned. rrr.u o ,,,.,,.
lno ~, sas destrpycd by lire yesterday The loss
ma' s noS Goo and the insurance $1,000
The Internal Revenue collections of the
Dstrct W fnny times greater than the collections for
lie same month In 1903 ~, -
WV The Grand Jury of Washington, d. G.,
has found ' ~ sdcne administered ten grains Of sui
ehge OF - Morphine to woman who, 1t Is alleged died III
consequence. r. NJ. - MI. ,,o.
% missioner and Miss ADELAIDE Evans the daughter ,Ss
the victim WIZ 80 10 have been hold in F1tchburg
Hs.srday has been postponed I'LL Wednesday, tho
10Th INST. . r $3.50 ... N
'h, no rrench language IN Baltimore, Md, dled
ne% from a. Osrd S 81 $ S and
minlsteI,a Grand lodge Of Odd Fellows OF Maryland
Master T native Of France and about % years Of ase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
FROM THE PACIFIC COAsT-MINING INTELLI
GENCE.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 4.-Late Arizona adj
vices have been received in this city. Friendly Indians
state that the Apaches and Walaays are preparing rot
vigorous raids the roads leading from prescott 70 me
Colorado River military escort Ia stu necessary I0r
no mai curriers' The from the mining districts Is
good Many persons preparing to go TO the BLACK
Sanon diggings The lily iraulc claims on Lynx
Creek are beng worked. The valleys OF tne nla
aud Salt Rivers are rapidly filing with settlers.
from The Southern staes Thirteen families from Texas
road has been completed 80 miles east OF sacfaento
ri miles from the head OF Salt Lake leaving 2io mes Oh
road be built The track OF the Cen
tra Pacific Road being laid at the rate OF from thee 10
four miles n day. The schooner Legal Iehder, hence
T , Tor Tho BehrIng Straits has returned, having en-
connecd one II the heaviest storms ever wnessed on
The Pacific The steamer Japan sailed today for Hong
Kon, VIA Yokohama carrying $50 passengers NOOO IN
treasure $500 Of which is for China and s2OOo Tor
Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
CANADA.

FALL OF THE ROOF OF CONCERT HALL
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.
MONTREAL, Canada, Feb. Awhile the con-
cert and ball at St. Paicks Hall were in progress last
night, 1900 persons being present, cry raised
shortly before midnight that the roof was giving way,
causing intense excitement The audience Immediately
rushed for the street. but before the Hall was empied
the roof fell in with tremendous crash Several persons
were injured but 10 Is hoped none killed
Tho sDowstorm continues with great fury Travel will
probably be stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
MEXICO.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGREss-BILL FOR THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF A RAILROAD AND TELE-
GRAPH.
CITY OF MEXICO Jan. 90, via Havana, Feb.
L-The Mexican Congress adjourned on Thursday, after
passing important bills for establishing the
Guaymas and Rio Grande Railroad and telegraph.
Tho Government desires extraordinary session
OF Congress. Tho army and civil employees
have been paid up TO the LIST OF January. Tho
Mexican papers President johnson and Minister
Rosecrans OF limiting at annexation In their public utter
auces Tho report that Alvarez had pronounced against
the Government is not confirmed The rural police have
been largely augmented ooducla leaves ON the 2Stl
fur Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
l,IIIiA.

REPORTED SURRENDER OF GEMS. CEsPEDEs AND
MISREPRESENTATION OF GEN. ARRANGE.
HAVANA, Feb. 4.-FOr several days rumor
has been current that the revolutionary Gems Cespedes
ana Aguilera have surrendered TO Count Namased ou
,,o renort proves untrue. No has been receiver
INN the Eastern Department The journals OF HNana
lave Trained for the past week from publishing nc
from ihe scat OF war, and IL appears as II theto M
tacit understanding not To inform the people ~ "
"nditon of AFFAIR." The Diario OF to-day says tnae ne
nnstn Arrange OF the revolutionary forces mas ooen
lied by his companions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY, Feb. 4, 1862.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


BY Mr.. Williams-To amend the charter OF
Rnd Greek Waype County Mr.. Price-To extend tho
time for tie organization OF the New York Elevator Com
pany until May 1870 Mr. Nchols-To proyde Tor dram
vide means for supplying pure water 10 tc vintage Oh
Dunkirk and 10 create ;0ard OF Water commissioners
Vices and expenses OF State Asscssofs nlSo 10 prOHde
that cemetery lands shall be exempt rom 9vlded
tcrulncd 10 use the places OF n,etnent ior
family burying lot Mr. CrOwey-To provue or me con,
strnclion OK cuyert To tho Erie Cana ia he town Oh
Pcndleton Niagara County. MI. iinObafd-io make y
free bridge over the Susquelanna River III to town oi
BanDgidge.
PASSED.
To change the name of the Lille care uhu pVD SPD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

APPEARANCE OF CARLIsT BANDS IN CATALONIA.
MADRID Feb. 4.-Bands of Carsts have made
their appearance in Catalonia. They came from the
Valley OF Andorra, and seek to produce rising
against the Provisional Government. Troops have
been sent out to disperse them. The press of this
city, fearing a civil war, urge the Government to
take active measures and the people to unite against
the ReactiOnary party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE NEW

THE NEW COMMISSIONER OF POLICE.
LONDON, Feb. 4-Leut.-Col. Edmund Henderson
has been appointed Commissioner Of the Metropolitan
Police, vice Sir Richard Mayne deceased.
AN APPEAL IN THE CASE OF COSTELLO DENIED
The appeal recently made in the case of Costello
the American citizen convicted of completely in the
Fenian revolt, has been denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
ASSEMBLY

The following bills were ordered to a third
reading For General Theological Seminary. TO legal
lze the acts OF Joseph Gutman a Notary Public To
settle the accounts OF Thomas d. Gson former attache
of Clinton Prison. The Assembly then took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly this evening, Dennis Burns In the chair,
considered the message OF Gov Hoffman.
Lawrence D. Herman OF New.York spoke In defense Of
the message, and Mr. La Bau OF Warren In opposition.
Mr. Bergen followed in support Of tho message, after
which the Assembly adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
sKATJN0 MATCH AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Feb. 4.-The skating match for $500,
between Miss Ada GodbOnt OF NowBrunswick and NJ ~
Nellie Dean OF Chicago took place at the Rink tins even
ing before an assenblage Of 1900 persons After very
exciting contest the match was won by Mss nellie Dean
the score standing "a 10 81 Miss GOdbOut has challenged
Miss Dean 10 skate another match for the came amount,
III the Rink, OD Saturday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

pany to the Mineral Vale Safe and Iron Works For the
relief OF Hiram Weeks.
The President presented .uo rrport OF the NewYork
State Institution for the Blind the total expenditures
OF the Institution Tor the year 1858 Also the
report OF inc DE peaux College for Orphan children
this institution received from all during the past
year s2l ,s39 50; expenditures. s21 1874 81.
The remainder Of tho morning hour was spent I'm dis
cussion OF the Albany Pier BILL after which the Senate
adjourned,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
WEsTON's PROGREsS-AN ENTHUSIASTIC FARMER
= CLEARS THE ROAD FOR HIN.

MALONE, n. Y, Feb. AIR. Weston left St.
Adams Vt. ON Tuesday last, and crossed Lake Cham
plain TO Rouse's Point the ice The snow storm which
commenced yesterday and stll continues to-day con
sderaby retarded his progress the snow In the roads
beng about two feet deep He is stl encouragingy re-
eeyed along the route, enthusiastic farmer having
cleared the road for considerable distance at his own
expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
THE FEST INDIES.
JAMAICA
OPENING OF THE LEGIsLArURE-ENPEoIh AN
RIVAL OF THE ADMIRAL

KINGSTON, Jan. 23.-Busness Is SiHi m
ton Inc market IL well supplied VIII ira rus
ana fish, or the latter there are Two ossc SS ",
M -, m 80, mn FISHES Will be very good aud equal
to ast years In fNw places the lack o. rain T O
.u1p iiS IYencl and American markets, on account
~ me late OF AFFAIRS in Hay The Legislative Council
vi IVY ~, morrow There viii he no Increase OF taxa.
VII M thers is surplus In the Treasury The Admiral
o red ON the 25h inst, and preparations are peng
20 Ln 20 eutrrtain him at grand puOllc pail rnty
temen bays subscribed each al0 for the entertain
nni and 400 invitations have been issued Cen Con
@ The commander OF the forces Will also give Dali on
,p asth In honor al the Admiral These projected esIl-
lies have caused STIR in the fancy goods trade INC
health OF the Island Is good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
SOUTH AMERICA.

THE WAR IN PARAGUAY-A PROVISIONAL Gov
EMINENT TO BE ESTABLISHED IN AsUNCIoN.
PARIS, Feb. 4.-Later advices from South America
have been received There news. 1t was
reported that Brazilian force had gone to Asuncion
to establish Provisional Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

GREECE AND THE PARIS PROTOCOL.
LONDON, Feb 4.-Still later dispatches from Athens
announce the probable adherence Of Greece to the
protocol of the Paris Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
,o,,,, oropu sruL RAGING IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me- Feb 4.-The snow sny'. storm r. has
moi yct ceased The roads are BABY plockaded IheEe
not icy Ceased thunder storm during the night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

EXTENSIVE FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A large dry goods
jobbing failed here to-day. It's liabilities are said
TO no sSOoo $4,000 of which are due one house IN this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
ALBANY.

ROAD AND CANAL APPROPRIATION BILLS
ALREADY ON THEIR WAY THROUGH THE
LEGISLATURE-THE ALBANY BASIN BILL