The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-06
INDIANA NEWS.

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South Bend and Valparaiso are now
connected ~ rail.
Ice is being shipped from Lafayette /
to Terre Haute.
indianapolis is to have Sun next
Saturday.
Katie Putnam plays this week at
the academy Of Music, Indianapolis.
Prairie township, Warren county,
blows her bugle because she has no |
saloon in her midst.
Peter Hunter, living near Law
renceburg, lost his wife and two |
daughters. from cholera, last week.
Andrew Heiss, Of Indianapolis,
mourns the loss of $50. His wife took
il when she sought her affinity.
The new water works (Holly) At
Terre Haute haye been tested . second
time with satisfactory results.
About 5000 has been paid to
whortleberry growers in st. Joseph
county this season.
The Knightsville,:: Clay county,
furnace, averaged twenty-six tons Of
foundery pig per day last month.
The State Convention for the col
.dicrs who served in the Mexican war
will meet at Indianapolis on the LIST Of
October.
William Foster, Of Jennings county,
lad only sixteen years of age, hiAs
been granted teachers license for Is
months. Three cheers for Jennings.
A vein Of coal has been discovered
under the town of Stockwcll, and
mining company has been formed to
sink shaft. -
Marion Randall, young and strong,
attacked James Malone, aged and in
firm, in Vermillion county, on Satur-i
day, and nearly pounded him to DEATH.
Burglars broke into the Florence
sewing machine agency at Indianapo-
lis, Monday night, and carried away
silks and threads to the value of 81 600,
No clew.
The indianapolis and ST. Louis
Railway is now under the Vanderbilt
management, giving the New York
Central uninterrupted Communication
with the future great city. -,
At Martinsvillc, on Tuesday, Pake
Killim killed himself by drawing q
gun toward him, the hammer catching
for a minute and causing discharge
which blew the top Of his head off.
Valentino Ballinger killed rattle
snake in Putnam county, last week,
which measured seven and half feet
in length, and had thirty-thrce rat
ties.
Harrison county was visited by a
hail storm last Wednesday, which
beat down corn, ruined growing veg
ctables, and even broke off the limbs
Uf trees.
Mr.. Kent, of Reynolds, was, on
Thursday, in White county, attacked
BY two men who threw him from his
buggy, and drove off with it, leaving
him insensibic by the roadside.
A young man named Andrews,
while blowing near Lafayette last
Tuesday, was caught by storm and
sought shelter by getting under one Of
his horses. The animal kicked him
to death.
Policeman w oulfe attempted to ar
rest desperate named Charles Young
at Fort Wayne, on Friday evening,
and the latter shot at him three times,
hitting him, and spectator named
Mcnamara, in the arm.
Mishawaka people are going to or
ganize vigil.nce committee and man
ufacture funerals. Then think that
when men killed horses, pnt emery in
engines, and set fire to property out of
revenge, they arc too mean to live.
A brass band frightened span of
horses, at Terre Haute, on Monday,
and two persons were thrown from
the wagon, youth named Reinhart
striking his head against hydrant
and being instantly killed. @h
Patrick Lynch, Of Kokomo, filed
himself with that which inebriates,
and took nap on the railway track,
his neck upon one Of the rails. 1t
requires no great stretch of imagina-
ton on the part Of the reader to de-
scribe what followed.
Mrs. Milton j. Smith, of Bloom
ington, in dismounting from horse,
had her hoop skirt caught on the
pommel Of the saddle. The animal
became frightened and dragged her
some distance, bruising her head and
shoulders severely. a
Williamsport is to decide in few
days whether it will maintain or sur
render its corporate existence. fire.
PROGRESSION prevails new town will
be laid off on the railway short dis
tanoc from Williamsport, and obitu-
aries will shortly be in order.
New Albany is clamoring for re-
venge. Her fairest daughter had con-
sented to marry rich Louisvillian,
the day was 6xed, the trousseau made,
the preacher engaged, when the BRIDE
Rroom conclu1o1 that no womldn' X.