The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-10-28
STATE ITEMS.

Qnizsd at Anderson. e /
Horse thievs continue their dfepreda.
tons h Vermilion county. &
South Bsud marksss about 5000
bushels Of apples per week.
Elkhart had horse race for the oene.
fir Of Chicago sufferers, last week.
DEPRIVED young men play draw poker
in the tower Of Neg Albany church.
Two belligsssas young wsmss Of
Morgan county fought about . "leller''
last week. o-e Gsia a#f .gt 81
Twohundrsd sud fifteen geese sn,wsr
the mstutitinal calls Of Spencer county
man.
The African cenienarian, who walks
twenty miles day, il now locatsd at
'incennes. agl ,sz f,if'n ~ s-1r.
Dead loads Of she'll bark hickory
nuts are offered At Tefre Hsute, .. fif:y
cents psr bushel.
William Ramsay. . ten year old son |
Of Green Ramsay, living near Heltsville
ran splinter into his eye last Saturday
evening, and died in few hours.
The cupola Of the .Smithson College
ct Logansport was blown out on Satur-
day night and crushed down through the
building, causing damage of $1,000.
State rights has new illustration at
Jacksonville. They arrest butchers
who come over from kentucky on
charge of undertaking the resident
Cleavers.
/ Reason Hammond, one Of the wealth..
est citizens OF Southern Indiana. an old
resident Of Charlestown, who has been
sick for several moths, now lies at the
fpcint Of death.
| Henry Messenger, of Franklin, Hani-
son county. was killed last Friday by
large limb he was cutting from tree.
It fell against bis stomach, crushing him.
against the tree.
Aaron Sherman, farmer was druered
and robbed by youth named Coins At
Sullivan, last Sunday, and died the same
evening from the effects Of the narcotic
! Coins was arrested and confessed. i'i'
, A lafayette gentlemen is down on
the divorce law of Indiana since by dint
|, Of hard swearing he procured . divorce
{ for . married lady. on promise of mar
; risge. and then the tickle fair one went
and married another man. q.
I Mr.. Michael Burns having rails ed the
!. largest number Of catbages of any farmer
J, in New Albany. now proposes 10 marry
. widow. What connection there is be.
!, tween the two acts is only known to the
y Courier Journsl, from which we take the
. item.
= Major Odell, associate editor thu
lafayette Journal. died v,ry suddenly in
Q that city on Thursday night. He wa.
o ready and vigorous writer, and wa
It formerly connected with the Chicago
70 Post and New lbany Commercial. H.
o. leaves . vile and three children.
A barn belonging TO Abram Carey, Q
Henry county, was entirely destroye.
& by fire on Tuesday night. together will
= four horses. two reapers, two wagons
# plows. and other farming implements
:, $50 bushels Of wheat. 200 bushels q
= oats, about 10 tons Of hay. q ccrn>cri
. and some shedding.
: Captain Owen Anderson. prominen,
citizen residing near Terre Hauts, de
''y or Sunday morning. Captain Andsrso
10 served through the war in the Eighty
10 9TH Indians Regiment. surviving twent
I'd battles.
Id Ten marriages and six deaths in th
b. city Of Terre Hauts last week.
ID On Saturday. Addie L. Ballou, of Teri
N Haute. received intelligence that he
Of only sister, with two children, we,
ye burned to death at the recent FIRE whic
destroyed the town Of Peshtigo. Th
of husband was terribly burned, but save
,rt his life. A half sister was also save
M BY ia nping into the river:
at Cruel William Wilds of Kirkl
in Clinton county, basely deceived Name
Began, in the matter Of his mat,im oni
intentions. wherefore jury has decide
:. that he shal! SCOT b her wounded hont
Nv with $3.50 worth Of "shirplasters."
ok George Hoffman while driving me-
~ Noblesville last Thursday, asked
:. companion to taad bin. his gun to shoot
=. . flock Of quails, but quailed himse
when through careless handling, the g
n was prsmatarely discharged. and Il
oy contents lodged into the ANGLE Of b
m right leg. ,-.la--
A coal oil lamp exploded in q
Southern School building, Lafayette,
'o' last Friday night. The pupils cover
ai- the flames with MAPS and extinguish
lin them. A paper Of that place states Ii
lad 'rhs explosion took place without pro
m ooation.' "A coal oil lamp doesn't va
.ial much provoke to irritate it, as expe
nat ence has shown.
es, Mr. c. Paige, aged sixty>six yea
tn, one Of the oldest settlers in Tippecar
rho county, died at Dayton on the II
oy. instant. The deceased settled in I
den county in the year 1922. ~ s