The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-15
STATE NEWS.

Davess county has milk sickness
Recent frosts have injured growing corn
some extent. }
The wild woman of Muncie has skipped os/ |
TO Yorktown.
recent hail storm nearly ruined seve'
wheat fields in st. Joseph county.
A post of the Grand Army of the Repub ;
is 10 be organized in Lafayette.
pillow handle factory is one of the me- t
extensive establishments in Huntington.
building known as the 'old brewery,'w
burned in South Bend on Thursday last.
1t is reported that a panther is roami
about in the woods in Jefferson townsh
Morgan county.
Fifteen or twenty violators OF the fish IL
were fined SIS each and costs in Crawford
vile, recently.
Eighty-four black eyes and twenty-ni
broken noses were counted in Columbus
the day we celebrate.
John Rensler, living near Huntington, v
shockingly gored few days ago by a bull
longing to John Roche.
Mr.. Boyce has purchased the necessar
ground near New Castle, and will at on ,
erect fax mill over there.
The Evansville police get up raids on !,
fashionable bagnios for the deectation Of /,
morning newspaper reporters.
Valparaiso man with seven children, ar
who buys no wood, is looked upon with su
picion by the citizens there.
A little daughter Of J. l.. Silvers, Of NJ
Lebanon, Sullivan county, fell out Of che
~ tree last Friday, sustaining fatal injurie
A Miss Wilhelm of Jackson townshi
Rush county, was burned to death last Mo
. day by a coal oil explosion, gotten up in = !
: usual manner.
: Seven thousand five hundred and seventy
five perch of stone were shipped from
J Wabash quarries at Fort Wayne since /
{ first of April.
] The residence of Mrs. Wait, in Wabash,ws
4 struck by lightning last Monday, and consi
b erably damaged. None of the inmates We
e hurt.
j There is a man in Auburn who is so fl
: getful of faces that his wife has to have a r,
e wafer on the end of her nose to enable him
i recognize her.
The near approach of the trial OF Mrs
Glen put ahoat, last week, q thousand an
:. one stories. The streets at Indianapol
were full of them. The trial was to have b
~ gun on Monday last.
% party of officers from Kokomo overto'
and captured, near Winchester, few da,,
age, man and woman who had stolen 70,
- horses, wagon, lot of millinery g"o'
y and other articles, from the vicinity Of Il
former place.
re girl thirteen years old, named Saril'
ID Ender, was caught in the woods near Bogg
town station, Shelby county, on the monir
IS of the I'd, by young man named Barnt
- Magee, and ravished. Magee was arreste
n, and lodged in jail at Shelbyvile.
Lemuel Butler, who resided about Fl,
n miles east of Charlottesville, was crushed I
~ death last Tuesday, by the falling of the she
/" of sugar furnace. He was a member c
the Society Of Friends, was highly respec
IS ted citizen, and about sixty years old.
., Peter Musser, an old citizen of Ripley tow
bo ship, Montgomery county, was thrown fro
a. his wagon by his team running away, La
ID Monday, near Almo, and a wheel passed ov'
- him, njuring him SO that he died in half q
II {,; l.
&c horses running loose in the road.
est A Mrs. Vail, widow, living in the fani
ill of brother-in-law, near Terre Coupee, S
RS Joseph county, committed suicide last Tue
day. She dressed herself neatly, and tn,
Us went to :he garnet of the house and hung he
,e- self. She was probably insane.
EN- man and woman left Laporte for the
home in the country, on Saturday Of la
on week, both in beastly state Of intox cato
~ When about two miles from town, their tw
year-old child fell from the wagon into
~ mud, and the wheels passed over it. crushi
- it in such manner that it can hardly recover
John D. Smith, who claims to reside
miles from Greencastle, burglariously ent,
. tered the house of Il. l.. Whisman. in Ellet
vile, on Tuesday night, and carried off q s
of cloths, coverlet, dirk-knife, bottle
ell whisky, and three hundred cigars. He "
CHI arrested next day at Huntington.
Mrs. Alfred Barngrover. of Falkland, Sh
ID by county, shot herself in the left brea
a. with pistol on the morning of the I'd. I
surgeon probed for the ball, without succe
At last accounts the the wound had not PR
les ed fatal, and there was some hopes that
ed life of the unfortunate woma might be saw
- She is about twenty -four years old, and
for some time labored under fits of temp,
~" ~ insanity.
Frank Loudreth, of Vincennes, was shot
~ the evening of the 4th, by a stranger,
probably fatally wounded. A comrade
Loudreth was also shot in the leg, 1t appe
rod that Loudreth had been annoying the stra
er in all possible ways during the day, ant
p the time OF the shooting had followed hin
Y. tn e commons on the outskirts of the c
re The stranger was not arrested.
Is While the wife of George Hadley, Of
1t, tayette, was putting her child 10 bed, on
evening of the sixth, the lamp, which
placed upon the bureau about three ieet Fl
has the bed, exploded, scattering the burning
d." upon the bed. The child was severely, br
On is believer not fatally burned. The height
the succeeded in extinguishng the flames be
ms. much da1a age was done to the house.
yer On the morning Of the LIST, while Tho
as A. Sutton, of Sw itzerland county, was
Ter tending the funeral Of his sister, the sp
wagon in which they we're riding was W
falling upon and killing NJ rs Sutton and