The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-11
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local Notices. - 6eees pes ssaS
An Ohio editor says: sWe. leave
tomorrow FOR the country hog sh6w
and expect TO take The first pefzs.',
Ir you want to clip into hsaven
easily. uAe the church isls freQuen-
tly. IN. @. Times
A QuARRfL over ! twenty cent
bet resulted in : murder ct Rich
mond, Ky, l.teiy.
CsxERAL Hover, fell January Let
at HE residence in NJ. Vernon and
broke his wrist. t.
Twenty children died On = filthy
Bremen packet whieh reachcd
New York on Tucsday.
We are threatened with visit
next spring from the ex-Emperor,
Empress and Prince OF France.
Immense amounts Of real estate
are being offered for salc In all
paats Of nnsylvaais, partionlarly
forming lands, the prssent owasrs
Of which intend golns West.
/ A Hartford milt psddlsr, Lymaa
B. Sage. has committed suicide.
No cause was assigned, but it Was
probably remorse.
| Coy. Baker has appointed &. W.
Thompson. Of Terre Haute, Barna-
has G. Hobbs, Of Parke, VIM. C.
llama, of La Porte, and e. w. Ellis,
o. Elkhart, County, Trustees Of the
State Normal School. as
The Governor has appointed the
Hon. A. l. Osburu, Of Ia Porte. to
the new Jadgeship Of the Supreme
Court provided for by the recent act
Of the Legislature, and he will en-
ter upon the discharge Of his du-
ties on the sixth OF January.
The Governor hiss veoted the
act passed at the late session OF the
Legislature, which provided for the
payments OF Township Trustees OF
all moneys. collected from Town
ship. for general or special pnrpos
es. except such as il collected for
State and county revenue.
SUSAN B. ANTHONY and fourteen
other women have been held to
bail by w. C. Storrs. United States
Comissoner, for illegal voting at the
last general election. The defend
ants are requirei to appear before
the United States District Court to
answer, on the third Tuesday in
January.
-"Yo oung man, do you evel
: drink!" asked mild looking man
accostilg Jone'. "Well, yes, thank
you; as it's 60 morning don,
/ mind" replied Jones. removing hii
quid of tobacco. "Don't 40 Il auy
more rel jsinai tine mild man, sol
, you will eventually be damned
Good morning.
; The folio wing dubious rec
, ommendation was al that an En-
gl.sh servant could produce asa.
testimonial Of character: eth,
beare- has been in my house ,
year minus eleven months. Du
ring this time she has ehown her
{ self dilixent-at the house doc,
: frueal-in wort; min.lful-of her
{ self; psompt-in excuses; friendly
8 -'oward u en-; faithful-.o her low
h els; and honest-1hen everything
had vanished.
. A FIRM Of Silk manufactures q
: Paterson, n. j., are about to hav,
a very important m after tested il
!. the colrts. Some OF th cir operator,
Z are on strike, and have by threat
q OF violence prohibited Others from
. working. Two Of the rinRleader,
4 have been arrested ard committed
to jail o the charge OF conspiracy
= II indicted snd tried il will be aath
= oritstively determined whether
E strike which prevents men from
It working is conspiracy" in th
= contemrls ion Of Law. or not.
:, A MOUNTAIN OF sALT.-rhere ar
in the possession OF the Chemist q
= tic Department ofagriculturc som
= very beautiful specimens o. roc
st eait from the region Of the Colora
= do in Arazona which are proven b
r chemical analysis to be pare clorid
r nf sodium, ami so transparent th.
- line print may be read througl
j. cubes more than an inch thicl
= They were taken from . mounta
= Of solid rnck sal. 500 feet in heiQl
" and fifteen milss in length. tt
width of the stratum is not know
On b 1T has hecn penetrated to di
ng tance OF three miles through cav
ly --.---
il a CHICAGO contemporary,
,es commenting on the glut of corn |
ch the West holds that it would I
nd better for the farmers OF that set
8. tion il one half # ,:.eir land hs
- been lett y thout cultivation duri.
" tne p 81 season, because Of thc-lar.
e- surplus OF cs,rn and Wheat, and ii