The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-08

Elizabeth Waugh, of Fort Wayne has re. 7
covered $500 from her father in-law, for
Islander.
One hundred and fifty shocks of wheat were
burned near Peru few days since, from
locomotive spark.
10. Lane Coombs, Of Charleston, suicided
his ear eft on Wednesday, and weakened
without doing further damage.
Jesse B. Lutz, of Lafayette, was thrown
down thirty foot bluff by by a runaway
horse on Monday, and seriously injured.
The Lagrange county murderer, Banes, is
still alive. but has not eaten anything for sew
eral days and is sinking rapidly.
Jacob Strouse, leader of the Rockville
Band, was drowned in the Wabash, near
Montezuma, on Sunday, while bathing.
boy named Keyport was crushed to death
at Logansport the other day, between canal
boat and the drawer of bridge.
Mrs. Morton, of Charleston, WAS struck
by locomotive and sustained the frac ture of
an arm and other injuries, on Wein esday.
In recent game of base ball at Terre
Haute the Pacifcs scored 1O2 and the Young
| Mohawks "a. Terre Haute brags on that
| score.
Thirteen hundred and fifty dollars is the
bonus paid by the taxpayers efNewton coun-
ty for the privilege of getting drunk.
Lon. Bush, Of Evansville, was Sc aiously if
not fatally injured, by being thrown from bis
horse and dragged two hundred yards, foot in
stirrup.
The missing child of Peter Jacob, of Fort
Wayne, who was supposed to have been MUIR
dered BY her parents, has been found. She
was with relative on . canal boat, ana was
taken home by brother-in-law. She says
her mother threatened to kill her and her ia
Their told her where to go for safety.
Clyanthus Cooper, the Gipsey who ran away
with the pretty Jewess from near Evansville,
few days ago, was arrested, taken before
Judge johnson, on a writ of habeas corpus,
and released-no one appearing against him,
The Journal intimates that a present of a
mare and $3.50 in money from the band to the
girls parents had much to do with his re-
lease.
Peru is to have q new fax manufactory OF
large capacity.
There has not been death in Wabash for
three months.
Or encastle boys are pulling out 40 pound
catfish, from the Big Walnut.
,, They have a Sulphur well at Corydon which
, improves in strength as it is sunk deeper.
"About four O'Clock last Wednesday morn
, ing, just as the first gray tints of aurora be
gan to light up the eastern horizon, the fire
bells pealed forth an alarm which brough
people premature " from their beds.'
0 That is the way the Vincennes Sun preface
r the announcement that somebody's smok,
t house had suffered by fire to the amount O
@ FIVE dollars.
u Seven hundred people took part in the Oh
Settlers picnic at Pattcn's grove, near La
|. fayette, on Thursday of last week The so
e ciety re elected the old officers, and fixed tn
d goth day of June, 1872, as the date for tn
. next meeting.
. Wednes day night sew ing machine agen
y named Armstrong, was attacked by tw
y scoundrels while driving along the road nea
Campbei-burg. Washington county, and bad
ly wounded. One of the sec undrels shot hi,
with pistol, and the other beat him with
club. Alter robbing him of his money, til
agent was left on the road in an insensb
l. condition. Armstrong was found next morr
ing and cared for by persons in the neighbol
hood.