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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

II Sn0 Will, AuuIaua may pSOut Dy
the example Of older States in re-
gard to her forests. It 10 not yet
too late, for in spite Of the warfare
Of forty years, there are yet left
large tracts Of unbroken forest
which the destructive hand has
hardly invaded The example re-
ferred to is one not to be followed
but avoided. No one could believe
without personal inspection what
persistency the Yankee has shown
in despoiling his country. Thou,
sands on thousands Of acres on the
mountain sides have been cleared
Of the primeval forests, where the
steep hin sides are good for nothing
after the timber is gone. II New
England had cleared. mp only her
available farm land, and expended
all her agricultural labor in the
thorough culture Of that which is
susceptible Of cultivation, leaving
the mountains sides undisturhed,
she would to-day have had q better
climate, both in winter and summer,
and . richer agriculture. But her
| K
first generations pursued the oppo-
site policy. For the three or four
good crops Of . virgin soil, they
would tear down and burn up the
timber, exhaust the soil, turn out
the land to sheep pasture, and pro
ceed to desolate q new tract. That
is running, not treclaiming country.
The State Of New York has awak-
ened TO this folly just in time to
save her last grand forest park in
the Adirondack Mountains. Her
Board Of Park Commissioners have
made report which sets forth the
vital importance Of the wooded
country to the whole State. From
that great water shed the streams
/ are gathered and sent out to the
Hudson, the Ohio, and St Law
renee rivers, which water and re.
fresh the State. The climate, as "a
both temperature and moisture, ID
regulated by the same agency. Tc
destroy those mountain forests, il
is discovered would be to destroy
also . great portion Of tho State
besides. Hence the movement tc
arrest further invasion Of the Wild
erness, and to preserve it - : parl
belonging to the State Indiana
it il true has not mountains, nor
fperhsps, great tracts Of wort6les,
land covered with timber. But q.
has double the land elaarsd nov
that can b properly cslliAted anl
ths sams interests & slaks II -
lsprings and creeks tats Nould dis
Ae%a ssssE 50 Z
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-07-19

so The Ola sssslsrs Asnaiss. =
The rs1sion Of shssld sstalsss q
Merton, HAaossk .saud Hsmsltoa
seessiss witch Was tsld On Sasur.
day st Lawrsace, . station On the
Bee Line, about twelve miles from
this city va eminently . success.
fal AFFAIR. About 800 Or 1000
peepls were present aud each OF
tbs above named eopnties was well
ssprssented. Mr. Andrew Smith
was chosen chairman, and speech
% we're delivered by General c.
bain, David Gooding, and several
ethers Of equal prominence. A
Substantial repast was served those
in attsndspes, and the remaindee
OF the dsy was consumed in talk
Ing over old times, and Comparing
aotes With Olc friends and neigh
bors. The remioiscsucsss that
we're bronsht up In these CONVEX
sations we're Of ~ interesting and
J varied cbaractsr. The occasion
was one Of sars tntersst and viii
aot soon b forgsstsa BY those in
otesodaoce. @ 81 sasfos e
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"e@SeJt
my dafHngi' and sPpfang forward.
q ssSeizs IL crisd fhs sorssersr.
g For = moment I was mo longsfi
IN India Twas II The grdsna 81
my own house stood beside nyaI
wife. T ssised BY the throat th1l
horrible thing thst fhrsstsned her
ife.T I Fts 4angs entered my ova]
arm, and I fell upon the grass in d
svto,of,fn. ,oo3a5a 8 ntia basov T5A "a
WhenI came to myself. the .sdral
csref wss knesling beside me, ap0'
plying 70 : wound on my aSm q
assingularly erft1med SAVE On ths'
Aoor, u ny fsst, lay dead snake
! heafd TIE major say: e.Ai a -
l'sBut xhsrs ths ducs did = sona1
|Aoms!s - Wound s1ound Dadz
ley'Garm When I first NV Il 80 q
And I heard the sorcerer reply.
at is an English snake mot >.
very deadly one, and this salve win
nave the Sahib's life. h1oAa q
/ Then I paid the juggler With ~
the money ii my purse, and ~ss ii
for several days, suffering Just what
one must suffer from : snake bits.I
And it was all . juggler's trick,
you say. Perhaps. But let me ten
you the rest. The next letter 1 re-
ceived from my wife ended thus: !
s'My darling, a strange thing has
happened to me. You know the
little bit Of garden by the river was
always said to be infested by snakes
! Event there to read the other after
noon, and was foolish enough to 60
to sleep there. WAS dreaming Of
you, and thought I saw you in .
tent, talking to q strange man-aa
Indian in an embroidered dress
when suddenly I started broad
awake, and there on q rock beside
me lay coiled a viper just ready for
a spring. / shriaked aloud, and .
moment more l saw You before me.
Yes, You darling! ! don't know
how you come, but you we're there
You seized the snake by the throak
and it coiled itself about your ar1n.
I don't know any more. They pick.
ed me up from the grass : few
minutes after, and I must hayl
lAinted, I think. Mamma says &
was dream, but Il seemed . real
I Ny darling, I shiif VT i terrible
anxiety until Ihear from you. II
seemed to me that you we're there
land that I was broad awake. You,
,anxious, loving wife. HELEN"
. =
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The Loatstooo Departure.
Al We have had occasion 70 say,
the Southern people cannot under
stand the social problem they have
worked out for themselves in re-
gard to the s'poor whites" The
latter have every possible right Of
freedmen and are not the social
equals Of the rich whites. Just 20,
Beauregard proposes to place the
freedmen. The Selma Times, al
luding to the absurd fear of negro
equality declares that Beauregard
has 'ssold OUT and that ''to-d day
Ben. Butler, with al his scoundrel-
ism, is = man more 70 be respected
by the Southern people than the
degraded ex-confederate who has
covered under adverse surround.
ingA and reports, a. chairman Of q
committee in New Orleans, . sys-
tam Of social equality, that goes
further than Summers civil rights
bill" Il ID clear that the Selma
mourner il somewhat disgusted
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Ffo1t DOor A01a1ise4.
The cole of ethics recently adopt
ed by the Police Commissioners Of
Cincinnati should be patented as
Front Door Morality, and they
should be handed down in the his
tory Of the city az Front Door
MoralistA The peace officers, the
guardians of the law in the great
city Of the central West, boldly
proclaim, by public resolutions 70
Ill the people, the men, the women,
and, tho children Of thst city, that
there il no objection to the sale Of
interesting drinks on the Sabbath.
provided the hunt doors are not
left wide open. They must be
opened and shut BY the customers
on entering and leaving, or left
sightly ajar, and than ais right
the hw u met pub,ie morals are
maintained, and whisky .sellsss are
propifated baoa La5sb 4sg
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A Horrible Death. &
From The Ford wayss oasssts, Jsly IL. 3
One Of the saddest casescf death,
under terrible circalnseanceA we
have lately yencountered, ,wasbeought
to our not;es yesterday evening.
Mr.. R. r. Mini, Of Kalamasoo,
Michigan, Road Master on the Grand
Rapids and Indiana. Railway, died
under very, remarkable circumstan-
rcas. Last Monday, while giving
some directions to the groom in at
tendance on the horses, he sudden.
" dropped and, - was supposed,
expired The weather being warm,
the body WAS packed in ice and
brought down to tl.is city en- route
for Valparaiso, Ind, for interment.
Arriving at the destination, where
full preparations had been made
for the funeral, the friends and
relatives, were thunderstruck to
find evident signs Of life about the
body. Il .perspired freely. The
funeral was Of course delayed, and
yesterday afternoon blood flowed
freely. Restoratives we're applied,
but without affect and R. p. Mini
is now . dead man, but it is past
question that he WAS consigned to
his icy tomb while, life was still
abundant - the fact Of his having
SO well withstood the axful con6ne
ment attestA
The funeral win probably occur
to-day, but = sad moral connects
itself with the story. It recalls
again the great danger Of : buriA
before the fullest tests have beer
applied to ascertain the csstaintI
OF death 81 nzusiarsag T
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iqq The nsw systsn % solleo.ise IN
"eetnal revenue tsxes BY stsnps and
dispensing with Asssssors. Il said
d " work exceedingly ven. The
,sssssrnsD for Juas show : eoaaaar.
g 2 ebls iacrsass In ths collsssiooa,.
laAad = greet sinplineasioa 4 thc
soeasssasEs 81 ssods q aoias taoi.
aass. .ssssga sszai se s.ass = 80 :
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DUNIEK. IND. JULY .s19,s" 1Sz3s

a3pear simultansos1ly With ths
ueek TAs shtssof srss1A1s plains,
0ss< ulinoia Kansas aDd Nsbfas-
~ Trying - creSts and b1ild
g - indiana i destroying With.
stcdss erirsvagance. y Would Il.
n0t be'wsA for the representative
a ~ authority tolook intoa ques-
- whose Importance i - stroag-
j illnstrased On both sidsA and
ilgiaAss II some way 70 preserve =
dA6.ftnes tlAt A4 onoe lost ~oaldrs-
4aiHsRslefaAioas torsstorse-SAts
Sen&iuAl. .1sg3g11 s9aAyzsz
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VOL. !. xLll,I.t


- ynsys - ssSS&@
\ s'dt 11F soncERER. fsz a
xsfzAxm STORY Or I'M EAST nDrEs.
Sc slNl9s slli-.---. raiEgo-ss
LeaA0nly tall you what happsn-
ID, sad yDu hsve oaly my bsre
word = rely upon For Al yDu
know, ! may b . Attla mad On one
ssbiesE; 1t least I run thel Isk Iof
being thonght 70 By tslling yoa. the
steryat Al Howsver, thers srs'
olhss inths world vho.ean. vouch
foe il thengh. they are not here
now sad II y,os oeoese To- hsve it.
Jon naN.Gom sia3 gl4as sgs3aw
liam . adeolonsl and . gray-hsed
q han,s.swss bat this happaned
whsa I w6sa ypnag isllow,ef tHen-
tUlyAe aanlaealy . ieptsaent -
aayI3y a61s one,, alsos,5 Ger Essi-
ment had. bssn ordered 10 India,
and I Of course, was ready to do
my y duty; but It was just then rather
> hard one, for I had only been
married : fortnight to . girl I loved
intensely. Il was . terrible trial
to both Of ;us, and, in our excite
mont, We said and did some very
foolish things, I have no doubt :
Among others, we promised each
other that, il either should die, his
or her spirit would appear to the
survivor.
s.You would not be afraid Of me
my deax." she asked. 'You would
never, Be afraid Of me, even were I
dead; and I promise never to show
any Signs Of terror, il you are the
one to visit me" .s,s.s.-.,g g
And itvas ikslier by far that 1
should Be the one to kesp the prom
Ire, Il It should be kept since I was
gong mo MOB Dessle' ana sne e11 lel'a~eo
o nome'z siaos 81. as saw !
= fne ~ e@e :. less Wn'co sore
saa1esss ana nor ny more Q.
eo. y - ss coeao "a near n'sn Q.
escn g. ot ose Wnenever !
couae eaa answers cane 1ull OF
love ana end@pese aeilsspp G :.
{. ~ @ = nos.m mseessoa % sen youl
s q tne .ss Ds - ''s tnaswe syea1o f1ougns OF oi
! sne So.n e sencou1nserso- cn1 yer ny
ssozy oems 1ns q Peece Nnen :
.1. oua eenss Wefe cnea upon sna1ac
sN, % We lA nso 0 Ds1easn
! snc s01a D n u An - ~ ns
mgns " 1's ne1cs s1m i men
u1e1 ~ oAy' 20
s. se.. " 80 ms ! my
Il sn - W. - os 1'ss NJ Ou' "r s1"os V0e
S4 NY ~ = lDo's'' s''uabIs9g ssabio
- tneuens OF my wdemceesanty
nad weased 2 long wnils m van
1oF an answer % my iass iester
L - - ~. ~
vaene oouDss troubled me. In
no1l'o'e mPo.nDan.y q feceav'nt
my new mo seE1lD'e nece'nsy Q
1s.ne ~" .of .ne ssfdy MANS was .. |.
moss mole =; tn.n ! coulo H pear; s:
~As 1oy g Ssa.e upon say.mne
aowevss <a@euaooA tnas could. u
ofa NE sens1 ! oouneed shsssep
On we sentry luss without sne gate
ana sead % Myself II ne MAKES q
oua an'. Ds,oss - 'us .ne
Is .s .s ns, :" e'sn nu""el
s''s s - '.on' ssS
, ,-s ~ ~ .-~ : .v'. !. ".one
'' As''s1 - v.. .,'D 0o-.o Ae ~ n
"'Ao ..s"e1' snu inc wofo
te.u woss snoSS % s1's1 ana =
"sp~so" ashigs 9
Near me sat some other ohicer'
One was smoking one asleep on
trying 20 read : tattered newspape
Z none o. % had energy enough I
attmpt conversation. So We r
No NNS Nc. MY N she se 1'la1l no0n' an
4 ne n w. going oown, n'neln
: .ons s oi CRIMSON nens acro'
..1.
au'0o' .1u' S4''sl ano ''A ~sa'e
:" 10 4.es''ooeo
u "o1''' asAeo
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y once more. nmeo'a'ely snf'eks
ior pardon were heard w'tlnn' ana
unty'ng tne bundle, the magac'an
disclosed the boy stnng quietly on
the CUSHION with = broad gr1n on
nus manogony countenance' ana no
ngn OF injury about mm.
How the man performed the track
DO not know. we could discover
nothing, a9a -.
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~en.' 10 ~
o nucuious aS 'ne 1eqoes' nsy
nave seemed none Oh my Dro'nel
0"0ol. 'miieo' q, Inc sofcsfe1 20"
3D. ma no'loneu 20 'no Doy' "no
came sna $1,000 oe'o1e nun ns
'ooa sne niue Ofown nano IN n's
ano' maa'ng . cup OF 'ne Pe'm
poured INTO II . reodlsn nq"d mo"
q .ntsle naak' ~nacn 40 drew NON
ms bosom.
wnse the iady sname ON paec'
|, OF paPef' ne saad' ana give !" q
! me-;
n. n,..aa !. :, 49, ho~,. ho.;
o.a. ..a a., a;...5 3. 80,
tho l;or;a IN a. r.lm
: .rool for the ,adv !, ha .a;d
rha hor .;nhoa
!, sr.m looL;ne, .e;d he .sh,,. !;
! il far. Such a long iourney. owe
i the water. Away, away. / am tired.
= aGo on" said the sorcerer.
: Ioo.r said the boy. .Tb;s !
4 the place oh, how strange, M
a ike this place. A tall honse-
trees-fovers. flowers. evervvhar
v.4.- No,vT.o..,.a, S,,..;.
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80 49, - ssyse ~
not hsAL ''A's@S = = SO
cAtherine Hceber comm Md sun
eide by hanging hsrssK near New
Castle, recently, becaase bar leysr
had naaisssssd = h'ntason asesas
emsamnae sne1 ma1 nag - - !.
nad nay i1sea .s'i1' 70 Aee y e n ,7 ll0.s1's ns !
sne evening PfeevlD0url1 Drl nsds bna
Work ON the second tEack a. the
Lake Shore and Michigan SoutAeEn
HALLWAY near Elkh has been
stopped BY order of Commodore
sanoeEDn! me new f1eeoen'
wnoas ponsy n supposed % no %
reduce eApenses ana .s.o.' cus On "a n on
lAleemen'S = y'1 q l's 800 l.clnnsaea nus a1ssds 70
= A brute named Wsidmens hsing
ist LafaysttA stAnhsd his stsp.
daughssr the other essnine 81 nssng =. {
her blow on @ ne neaa y vnadn
Knocked her down. hen e.sme nek
i blow ON the Rda s1ea nAs.i :.
/ ssrinng ner w''a : oes! - 01e
Is N : preoa1'ons oe oes'ls'l. sa..s'1 -
A youth named " John kheinlsn7
oez, Avaaae Aees Azyssls se1s
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d6el x11 d0If think so 3 much d
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ps3iiA1un,ivll;eh stdut eia~ialy
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sfdia.nr11rrra.Aars he,esl
ii e. 1sas hsssiso ]eeoos into & al
.of coilinR - no into .m,ysterioslusl isl 4 and
+-yerY imtriaa{s forms. You. e. .frst,
woa1anr - z ihia. INF r.rsftx .oon
E.:-,..,a1.w.~..s,.. $3.50 ..:......s-...1 4
you them soold Ths tbre.d Which
has BEEN ,ln wound around ou,Sd he tie md q
the ,repe, To- facihtate ifs introdpc-
A;on = tl,a hoI.a 1..saoa.d or nd
vou ~. 3, ,oiI i :, as.is.l Iban.
sfter yyoou bave puIled 4 stbroouurR
q ieaieht ho,es. = your M zx;;iss makes ! 10
discovery that you have sstsrted
wrong. The NV thss rops csinee
out of those kolee s1kH,in. ,,uuirkes
your vie rel cIo,er to ths docr.
Than you try sesiin, and net e I'm
| ,nled in;vov Nas Bv, ,sthis tirne
Yea not;ss ~ thislss ths suaalisst
bedroom ii the housee. and 1od Sall
| ne Attention lof your wife u jhe
|iset By observing:,sr 5 s; !; $. s,,s ..'.,,i .s-
sssWhy on sarth don'tbyaa spea
the doore Do you want . spsthse
me. "aoiaaanp bnoosa adt o. aA
She opens the door, and you
| start again, and .she helps1 you With
Aha laut,. First ahs pats Il On She
wrong hide ol tie III, then sh>
| moves il 80 the hest comes up Rom
The chimney, and scorehes your
nose. Just g you need it the most
YOU lose siQht of Il en1ireay. md,
| turning lsrJund. IA dAesaeanninine
The wan to ses hovi, fhIit mn 6aa
! nut On 36e whitewash. This exccibel
| Won. and br;ncs 'out sthe. persuira.
tiou in greater profulion, and You
declare Won Win tick the bedsts.d
outdoors If she doesn't coma around q
v;fh that 5iobt Than aha con.I
.round FinslIv. the 8 onord 8 Z. laid
Al r;oht and ,ou ! rprooeed =. 10 ere
1 .e,ta the vs,.v ,aa,;cata ;oh ~ t;eht
en;no IL The lower ro,,ea : ara firs,
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We qnots from The Belgium pa
psr5r tks following aocoant q .
sai sgedy - sssnaisa.
tSfss weeks ago il : Ettis viises
near Brusssls: !: 9 won 2 go
A farmer and his wife had plotted.
to murder their niece during her.
sleep, to rob her Of 1900 francs
that she was taking to her nick moth
'er. In order to foil the future.
searches Of the pokos, they, previ-t
ously to perpetzating, the crime,
were engaged = digging . large
hole in their garden, 20 as to bury
The body in Il, when the young girl
who, not being aleep, had heard her
terrible sentence, rushed out By the
window and ran to the police sta-
ton, distant one mile only.
But as soon e. she was out the
daughter Of the wicked farmer, Who
was not expected home that night
came back, and, not wishing to
awaken anybody in the house, went
noiselessly into the bed where her
cousin had been lying . few min
utes ago. She soon fell ssleep, and
thus her mother, not being aware
Of the providential substitution,
owing 70 tho darkness Of che night
broke in her own daughters head
with an AZ. - -. 80
This being done, the two were
going to the garden, carrying The
corpse, enveloped in = bedspread,
when two gerdarmes, accompanied
by the fugitive girl, rushedinto the
house with lanterns in. their hands.
At the sight Of their niece, whom
they thought they had murdered,
tha twotvretehes took OF the GOV
erihg ma found their unfortunate
child killed by their own hands.
The man, taking . large butcher'a 4
knife, plunged it into his breast,
and fell dead on the ground. As to
the woman, who was prevented
from committing suicide, she be-
came insane, and il now shut up IN
= lunatic asylum, where she is ex
pected soon to die from mental ex
haustion. A more horrible account
has rarely been registered in ths
annals Of crime. sas1
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pull that up and gru1t again. just
- you have got to ths middle and
commenced to think thAt you arc
about through, even 4 your joints
will never set as they did befors
you some way OF the other miss the
connection and find that you have
got to 60 back and do II all over.
Here You pause for . few minutes
Of oraculAr refreshment and then
slowly and carefully work your way
back- You don't jump. down, and
walk back, because you are afraid
70 spread out u that way again.
You sort Of waddle .back, uorking
the way inch b inch, and with con-
summate patience. A man thus
stretched across : bedstead never
becomes 90 sxcitsd . 70 ioss his
tpresspce OF mind. Il would be m
slant death to him Il he did. Then
he goes over itagain, waddling md
pulling, gropning and grunting,
| while hiS wifs moves around With
| the lsmp and tell him 70 hfs Il
easy and not scratch he bedsteaia
any more than hs ean hsln and
that she cant fen which qrslks ths
Inost - OF The bedsAead And e.
Iter = eveets through, sha kas ths
l.AndeeiH to ask him = e 2 bring = -
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e Is1IfE ss5<lNsLI .a5II5aElk - tssz +
moo evl!.! ~ onesJ.aass - -
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FURNITURE.

"A LADY WOULD SELL SITTING ROOM BEDROOM
IA and some Kitchen Furniture, exchange for Dry
Goods Country Board. Cali. from 10 to III last
Twenty ninth street