The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-03
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STATE NEWS.


take surgeon along.
Cornelias Terwilliger's wife was killed near
oeeola on the 9th, by being thrown from
carriage upon pile OF stone. She was
| sixty years of age.
The Catholics Of Chauncey are fixing 10
build new church.
John Altman, formerly fireman on the
railroad, was drowned in the lake at Michigan
City last Wednesday.
Cherry street Artesian veil, in Terre Haute
is now ,2s4 feet deep. The Anger is pass
ing through ID of soarstone. Oil NAV be
struck soon.
En Treasurer Wunderfich's daughter was
victim o: coal oil las Thursday. Same old
story.
The Huntington people irape subscribed
soo,o,9 a:id twenty-five acres of ground to
secure the rerno-al of the Toledo, Wabash
ana Western Railway shops Is that place
fEoni Fort Wayne
According to the STANDARD, Greensburg is
row noted, principally, for town clock with
court house attachment.
The firemen of Logansport will celebrate
on the Fourth of July.
Jordan Rsardan, section hand on the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, was
run over and killed by the freight train on
Wednesday night. near the water station
south of Wabash. His body was horribly
mangled, and was not discovered until Thurs
day morning. He leaves wife and four
children.
Eikhart had a 81. 500 FIRE the other even
ing the foundry and blacksmith shop con.
nected with the Elkhart Agricultural works.
The web caterpillar is making its appear
anee in myriads on apple trees, wild cherry,
black walnut, hickory, hawthorn, and balm
OF Gilead, in Jasper county.
The Lafayette European tourists, Messrs.
NICHOLAS Mckone. Matthew Ball, W. C.
Reynolds, George Ball and VIM. Bayle will
start for New York on Monday next, from
whence they will take passage on the steam
ship City of Paris for Liverpool.
lion. d. W. Voorhees, has accepted an in-
vitation to deliver an address before the
state Agricultural Association Of MARYLAND
on the 5th of October next.
The Terre Haute Typographical Urion
nave been SO Fortunate TO secure Colonel
Il. W. Thompson as Orator of the Dav for
their Fourth of Suly Excursion.
The old settlers of Grant and ADJOINING
counties will hold Convention at Marion. on
the 10th OF June. An Grafton will be deliv-
cred by Mr.. John Peele, who will appear in
the suit worn On hisweddirg day, fifty.seveu
years ago.
Two young men in Washington township,
cut and piled fve and half and six cords Of
wood, respectively, one day last week.
The delinquent tax of Jeferso county for
1870, amount to SO, 095 IS.
new mail route will be established the
1st of July from Anderson to Knightstown
via New Columbus u md Merkleville.
Two young men, named Sawash and Rea-
soner, had an tercation at Sulphur Springs
few days ago, when the latter thr ew a stone
which crushed in Sawash's skull. There is a
prospect that the injured men will recover,
but in the meant time Reasouer his been
placed in Jail to await the result of the injur-
les.
Mr.. Chris. Hoffman, merchant of HAYS
vile, Dubois county, while on his way home
from Paoli. ore nigls last week. driving a
team of three blind horses, in attempting to
cross bridge about half mile from that
place, his horses stumbled and fell, throwing
Mr.. Hoffman aud the wagon off the bridge.
On Saturday morning he was found lying
with his face buried in the mud in the bed of
the creek, and the wagon resting on him. His
back was broken and life was extinct.
Colonel Shuler, Warden of the Jacksonville
Penitentiary, has ordered suit to be brought
against the Louisville Courier-Journol tor
publishing Mrs. Srrowles affidavit, laying
his damages at..s2e GOO. He will also insti-
tute suit against Lew Sparks and Mr.. Kirk
for libel. claiming $50 900 in each case.
Last Thursday evening about four O'Clock,
MI. Hugh Dallas, an old resident of this
county, was shot through the body by some
unknown person, about four miles from town.
Fears are entertained that ne will not recov
r.-tNewport Transcript.
Jane Garner, of Wabash, mistook the cellar
door for the pantry door and fell to the bot
tom of the stairs, bruising herself considera.
bly,. The lighted lamp which she was carry
ing was broken in the fall, and set fire to her
clothes, inhicting severe burns.
Ruth Rosenbarger, fourteen years old,
daughter Of John Rosenberger, Of Darlington,
Montgomery county, diedi three hours after
kindling fire with Goa! oil.
The strike OF the Evansville saddle and
harness makers is at an end, the leading
houses having acceded to the demands of the
journeynen to paw the cid prices.
The first train ofcars ever run Into Posey
county, was run on wednesday, over the
boonsville St. Louis Railroad, to point