Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-24
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Hilda. Last Saturday morning, while |
workmen were engaged in heating wagon |
tires at the lower shops of the Studebaker
Bros. Manufacturing Company, one of
them, named Nathan, was in the act of |
pouring a pail of water on the Goals, the |
heat from which seemed insufferable, |
when he stumbled and fell headlong into
the pit The latter contained bed of
living Goals about foot in depth, into
which his limbs sank. Although imme-
diately rescued by fellow workman, he
was burned in the most frightftll manner
The unfortunate man was at once conveyed
to his boarding house, and from thence to
Chicago, on the arrival of his brother, a
merchant there, who had been telegraph
ed for. {. Marshal Foulk and policeman
Labadie discovered a man trying to break
into Wyman's store, on Saturday night
They fred their pistols after the retreat
ing form of the would be burglar, but
failed to get their man. The Union don't
say how badly the officers were fright
ened. "A meeting antagonistic to the
Kankakee Valley Draining Company will
be held at Laporte, next Saturday, the
Goth inst. Every one affected by the law
may consider himself delegate "A
SANDER case is raging in which an affair
of the heart is involved 1t is likely to
come into court next term, in which case
there will be some rich developments. ..
Mrs. Emma F. Molloy is advertised to ad-
dress the temperance organization at
North Liberty, on the 31st of August
From the Register, Aug. 18th:
Hon. John Reynolds is up along the
coast of Maine, to try the effect Of the
sea breezes on his health. Kankakee
breezes are not peculiarly healthful just
new. .COnstab e Jones arrested fifteen
boys last Sunday, for iudulging in little
game of base ball in the fourth ward
A huge water melon from the hands Of
Philip Stricken, is one of the things we
are thankful for these hot days. Philip is
right on the water melon question.
ReZeau Brown, of Warren township, had
Il twelve acre field of black side oats
which when threshed out, on Monday,
was found to average 43 bushels to the
mere. This is the best yield, so far as
heard of, in the county Michigan
street, from Wayne southwark, is in
a wretched condition In some places
sand is from eight to ten inches deep, and
loaded vehicles have the greatest difficulty
in getting along, every day, while some
of them stall. In short, the condition OF
the street is disgrace to the city. Dry
weather mud is great drawback to the
prosperity of the Bend
THE B. & o. RoAD.-The surveyors
for through route for the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad, completed their work tc
this point last Saturday. In this vicinity
!, the survey runs between two and three
hundred feet south Of Lake Shore ant
Michigan Southern road and it is five
miles shorter than the one recently made
in the south part of the county, and mucl
preferable. there being fewer swamps and
; less uneven ground This route they es
innate as seventy miles shorter than any
: through line now in operation. The sur
: veyors are yet in the city, some of then
. being unable to proceed ON account O
sickness.
POISONED WITH CREosoTE-Las
!, Monday Mrs. Ernsperger, living in til,
Fourth Ward, went visiting to neigh
Dor, taking with her her babe, not quite on,
year old. While there the child got hol(
of i small bottle of creosote, unknown tt
any one, and swallowed portion of tn
contents The babe has been at death
2 door ever since, and the attending physi
,. clan. although he has labored constant,
= with it, has but faint hopes Of saving it
y life. !. Last Wednesday night the resi-
ience of VI. P. Chaplin, of the firm O
i Charin & Kuhn, was entered by burg
= lar, who carried Off his pants, in the peck
. cts of which was his store key and wal
= let containing draft and a small sum 0
" money. The same night the residence o
Randolph Labadie and Geo. Taylor wer
," entered, but in both cases the thief wa
" discovered in time to prevent his stealing
anything.
South Bend has a machine to catcl
flies, invented by Mrs. Farnam, which i
> said to be "a good thing to have in til
: house" Fourteen hands busily engage
; in manufacturing the machines ar
=. unable to supply the demands "oho
= Fly"