The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-02
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STATE NEWS.

One hundred new dSelling
houses are wanted in Peru.
Lynxes gobble up chickens and
sucking pigs in Floyd county.
They season tie wa,erme lons
with quinine along the Wabash
Mayor Dimmell. Of Lafayette.
is lying dangerously ill with neu-
ralgia OF the teart
There is cave in the southeast
ern part OF Owen county which
tradition says contains inmanse
silver deposits. An experienced
miner named Schweitzer has leas
ed the cave with a view to making
himself wealthy.
The fact that John Seieler's gun
was loaded when he blew in the
muzzle and held the hammer back
with his toe, was of no practical
value to him as he did not live
long enough to reap any sirable
fruit from the discovery. He was
fourteen years old and lived three
miles west Of Clinton, Vermillion
county.
Terre Hsute seems to be favor
lite of departure for more unfor-
tunates' and others seeking a short
line route to 'thst undiscovered
country etc. Jennie Downs an
other soiled dove. took flight from
there Friday last, through the
agency OF morphine.
On Thursday last Robert Clark,
a prominent citizen of Salt Creek
township, Monroe county, went
out to deaden some timber. Not
returning in due time. search was
made for him, which resulted IN
the finding of his dead body, aboat
quarter Of mile from his house,
with his skull broken and the
spinal cord penetrated by a blow
frow an ak, and deep knife wound
severing the carotid artery.
Il. D. Gel ings. OF Parke county
has a flock OF twenty FIVE merino
sheep which yield eight and
quarter pounds Of wool to the
head. They are all breeding ewes
and yearlings except three.
Fatigue of incarceration is mitic a.
ted in the Franklin county bastilu
by allowing prisoners to attend
horse races under proper escort.
Mr.. John Dunbaur, who lived
about five miles east of Corydon,
was found dead in his stable one
day last week. He had been at
tending to business in his usual
good health during the day.
Thomas Munhall, y timer who
has recently been at work at PATIO
ka. is missing from that burg, and
shots, a shout, pool CT blood, and
n crimson trail toward the river,
create suspicion of foul play.
The editors Of the Ninth District
had q re union at Muncie on Friday
and Saturday, which was greatly
enjoyed by all present. Mayor
Smith made the address Of vel
come, which was appropriately re
'ponded to by Alexander, Of the
Fort Wayne Gazette. The ad.-
1ress Of Davenport of the Bluff.
,on Chronicle, on the Prerogatives
ot the Press is spoken of as hu-
norOus, satairical anil instructive.
Two daughters-deaf and dumb
OF David Stewart, living near
Guthrie, Lawrence county, died
'ery suddenly on Saturday last
rom some unknown poison as is
The front portion OF Pages -four.
ng mill, at Madison, fell, on Fri
Icy morning. together with all the
loors, with about 5000 bushels of
wheat and a large quantity of meal
md flour.
A union meeting Of all the Sun
lay schools in the State is contem-
dated. to take place at Logansport
N the Goth Of September.
Walter Brown, an old citizen OF
Nashville. and formerly Sheriff of
lush county, died in that city last
week Of bilious fever.
jacob Zelds, of Arcadia, Hamil.
on county, contributed an arm to
threshing machine on Friday of
ast week.
A man named Johnson, of Gull
ord township, Hend icks county,
'as hydrophobic fits. during which
le manifests all symptoms of rab-
es. Years ago he was bitten by a
log supposed 10 be rabid.