The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-01
INDIANA NEWS.

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INDIANA NEWS.
The frost has eradicated much of
the quicker from the persimmons.
A foundry is to be located at Al
bion. IA f
Grant county has a grange com.
posed entirely Of colored men.
The pumps for the water works at
South Bend are made in Vergennes,
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| The Peru Sentinel designs pub
fishing history Of each town in the
county. ~
| The public schools of Elkhart are
closed by reason of the prevalence of
scarlet fever. ~ &aa
| "A Terre Haute farmer has
brought bill of $3.50 against the
county for sheep killed by pet wolf.
One lady in Clay county received
81 500 royalty on coal mine on her
farm in September.
Joseph Daniels, a pensioner of
1872, at Lawrenceburg on Tuesday.
He was eighty four years old.
The Laurel school, in South Bend
was DESTROYED by FIRE last Monday.
Loss, $6,0O0-no insurance.
| The Dunkards have been holding
their annual soup meeting at Whites
vile. -i2iii
/ The question at Rockport is:
shall we incorporate and become a
city" ''..@a
The manufacturing establish
ments at Warsaw are running full
time and increasing the number Of
employees. i...
| On Nov. II Rockport will vote
upon the question of Incorporating as
a city. The indications are that the
project will be defeated.
A stock company is being formed
at Kendaliville. with capital Of $4O,-
600, for the manufacture of burial cas-
The Express says the Terre Haute
postofhce pays more revenue to the
Government than any other in the
State. ~
IAN emigrant on his way to Kan
sas with his wife and seven barefeoted
children. was swindled out of $3.50 by
confidence operator at Indianapolis
on Saturday.
1T takes 1000 bushels Of apples
day to fill the capacious nav Of Gosh
ems steam cider mill, which the in
habitants proudly point to as the big
gest in the world.
An exchange says: A deposit of
copper has been found in Porter coun-
ty. There's been one in Richmond
for several years-at the Postofice.
/ The house and barn of George
Ghee, a farnerliving near near Boon
vile, We're burned last Monday, to-
gether with 5000 pounds of tobacco.
loss -, O0O, within insurance.
1.-The Reveille declares the tenn
perance cause is on the wane in We
way and calls upon the friends Of order
and morality to wake up and renew the
struggle against whisky and vice.
Some citizens of Evansville, warn
ed BY the rayages of the caterpillars
upon their shade trees last year, are
taking active measures to stock the
city with English insectiverous birds
--James Cullom, who killed Jacob
Schustre at an indianapolis schutzen-
test park last June, plead guilty to
the crime Of manslaughter and was
sentenced to the penetentiary for the
term of twenty years.
The Supreme Court of the State
has decided that persons holding old
licenses to sell liquor are liable to all
the penalties of the new law. The de-
cision also afirms the constitutional
ty of the present temperance law
Tho question of admitting colored
children to the public schools is Gre
atlng some discussion in Lebanon
there not being enough colored child.
rem in the township, outside the cor
poration, to warrant the establish
ment Of q separate school.
Last Tuesday night, while a
wheelbarrow, filled with dirt, was be-
ing hoisted from the coal shaft. at
west lebanon, Warren county. the
hook gave way. letting the barrow fan
upon John Yates and Thonas Keis-
ter, injnring them fatally, it is feared.
Work was temporarily suspended
assthe ear factory last Saturday. The
company have contract, We are in
formed, for $50 cars, and it will not
be long, probably, before operations
viii Be resumed. Michigan City En-
terprise. ''a -. =
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The Pan Handle shops work their
men eight hours a day, four days ina
week-M Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. On Friday and Sat-
arday they shut down. Several. II