The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-10-04

The receipts of the Exposition at
Evansville, on Thursday, were 5000.
A geological survey of Warren
county is being made by the Hon.
John Collect
Sullivan is to have new block of
thirteen buildings, to be called the
Southern Confederacy.'
John Norris of Kentucky the last
survivor of Perry's victory, attended
the indianapolis Exposition on Thurs
day.
"A girl at Ligonier took arsenic to
improve her complexion, and came
near going where little regard is had
for personal appearance.
The Geyser is the title of the
Charlottesville College paper. 1t
springs from the fountain of youth,
and is therefore appropriately called a
hot spring.
Evansville was enlivened by six
different fights on Thursday, and yet
the Journal says the streets presented
a "calm and Sabbath-like appear
ance."
The wife of George Hearth,
druggist of Indianapolis, and bride
only month ago, disappeared Friday
night No good reason is assigned for
her action.
"A very severe drought has pre-
vailed in Crawford and Harrison
counties, causing great inconvenience
and suffering, and the loss of consid-
cradle stock.
"A restaurant of Terre Haute is
giving the printers of that city oyster
suppers, taking the offices seriatim.
In thus casting his bivalves upon sea
of ink he cherishes the hope of re-
turn before many days.
The petition looking to an cleo
ton to decide upon the removal of the
county seat of Benton county from
| Oxford to Fowler has been withdrawn
and the proposition abandoned for
/ the present.
| The Rev. Samuel Godfrey being
dissatisfied with the appointment made
for him by the Methodist Conference
at South Bend, proposes to devote
himself hereafter to the practice OF
law in Lafayette.
i Pat Mullendore, a son Of Clinton
Mullendore, was seriously if not ia
, tally stabbed at Blackhawk, Barthol.
omew county, on Tuesday night last
7 by Willis Barlow. An old feud had
. existed between the parties for some
time.
i Cattle and hogs which die at tn.
: Wildcat Stock Yards, indianapolis
+ after being skinned are thrown into ;
shallow creek where hogs, crows, ant
buzzards hold high carnival, and al
effuvia arises and invites the choler;
! to approach.
William Stonestreet, resident O
Hanover, was driving into Madison, OF
e Monday evening, in company with hi
wife, when the horse SHE'D at som
object by the roadside, precipitatin
/ the vehicle over an embankment
! Mr.. StOnestreet was instantly killed
and his wife severely injured
4 Suit has been brought in til
J Evansville Circuit Court by Mr.
Il Sallie Flernoy against the estate {
Robert Barnes, of the famous Barne
y will case memory, for the recovery
= $4,000 on note she alleges the d,
# ceased gave her in. consideration
three months services.
ut -Lemuel D. Jones, Of Peoria, III
i, has entered suit at Indianapol
IT, against Eliza J. Hutton and job
Thrornbrough, claiming 500
damages for enticing away his wi
~ and uttering slanderous reports, Their
.ir by breaking up his family and bus
ne ness. Mrs. Hutton is Jones mothe
in-law.
- 10 AT Evansville, on Tuesday nigh
d. a negro named Charles Brown, calle
I'd at the house of relative named LIE,
is Caldwell, inquired if it was true tn
ce he (CaldwelD had said he would n
n; allow Brown to come about his hou
~ any more, and being answered in Il
affirmative, struck him in the brea
IN with an ak, inhicting a wound tn
penetrated to the lungs.
" The barn of Judge William
ar Jones and John L. Jones, near Tia
louisville, with all its contents consi.
lis ing Of five mules, three horses, Ia
to bushels wheat, several tons OF h.
no harness, two buggies, wagon, fal
M implements, and stock scales near t
barn, was consumed by fire Frid
4. night. Supposed loss, S., 600. Prop.
me ty set on fire. No insurance.
ye. "A citizen of Fort Wayne attem]
,ar cd on Monday night to leave the c
with his neighbours wife. The t
inc were proceeding toward the del
| is when they we're overtaken by the
aid jured husband and two of his frien
! who attacked the man and beat h
u" severely, and, then fired two or TIL
shots at him with revolver. He v
inc wounded, but the woman attended
gth him and the two departed on the f
,ok train.
During the absence of Is,
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