The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-01-03
INDIANA NEWS.

Deen maUc III wayne, aamlltOn cOun-
ty.
One hundred pairs of English SPAR
rows have been imported into Evans
vile.
A company has been organized in
Terre Haute, with capital of $29 900,
to start boot and shoe factory.
The citizens of Annapolis, Parke
county, offer $1,000 for the establish
ment of steam Touring mill at that
place.
A revival of religion is in progress
in Wabash College, and large num-
Der of students have been gathered
into the churches.
A company Of coal men in Ohio
have purchased tract of 200 acres of
land in Clay county, and will COM
mence sinking shaft in the spring.
The Clay Coal Company's mines, on
Otter creek, have suspended work,
throwing nearly 200 men out of EN-.
ployment.
The Changers of Hamilton county
met at Cicero on the 10th and formed
county organization, and now adver-
tise for bids for goods.
The Green Castle Iron and Nail
Works are running full time. They
employ 125 men, and the semi-month-
ly pay roll amounts to S2,14O.
A man named Sylvester Wiley is in
Jail in White county, to answer for the
infamous crime Of killing his daugh-
ter, whom he had incestuously Sc
duced.
The Kokomo Tribune proposes to
publish the names of such as are
drunk on New Years day in that town,
and asks theiadies not to furnish wine
to callers.
There are Is oranges of the Patrons
of Husbandry in. .Cass county. They
are talking of joint stock company
for the purpose of manufacturing ag-
ricultural implements.
Marsh Parks, of Warsaw, the other
day threw his overcoat across the sad
die of his horse. In one of the pock-
cts was revolver that discharged,
killing the horse instantly.
Christmas marked the fiftieth year
of the Presbyterian Church at Kings
ton, and fitting celebration was had,
at which the first pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Lowry, was present.
The Laporte Herald estimates the
cost of liquor consumed in that city at
$3.50, 900 annually. That would build
factories enough to nearly double it's
population.
1t is now ascertained that the Rev.
Mr.. Drake and wife, who died in La
grange county recently, we're both
poisoned by the operation of tearing
from wall green paper containing
arsenic.
The relatives of man named Gen
try, of -Centerville, who have spent a
, week trying to find his remains, sup
posing him to have been murdered,
received letter from him, dated Kan
sas City. recently.
An unfortunate indianapolis man,
, who lost several toes by car wheel,
/ was consoled by gentleman near by
, with: whist, there, you're making
3 more noise than many a man I've seen
with his head off.
Imagine the modification of JEFF
fersonville young lady, to discover that
:; she had been walking up street with a
placard pinned to the back of her
l dress, upon which was printed, 1900
9 children wanted"
!, A woman recently reached Misha-
waka who was fleeing from the bru-
: talities of her husband, who nearly
n murdered her at South Bend. She
h was severely cut with large knife,
and the wounds were bleeding freely
when she reached the former place.
4 Two New Albany men are having a
!, grand old law suit about a hog worth
r 1915. At the second trial of the case
the jury failed to agree, although
eight lawyers we're employed. The
! costs to date, exclusive of attorneys
fees, amount to over $780,
A drove of 600 turkeys were driven
into Newport one day last week. Just
before getting to the town dusk came
b on, and turkeys concluded that it wat
b about roosting time, and commenced
to retire to the trees and fences. Their
l. the "drovers" had lively time.
a just as the Ohio Falls Works have
resumed operation, part of the mer
4 the heaters, rollers, and watchers
s have struck against a reduction o.
wages, and all the rest Of the hands
!, about 200, are thereby thrown out o.
employment. The strikers have beer
making about 81 per day, and coulc
) make % by the rates now allowed.