The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-11-04

Bishop Payne. late Protestant Epis-
copal Bishop Of Africa, died at West
moreland, Va, Monday, from paraly-
sis.
In Montana, when an editor is
crowded for room, he announces: A
number of deaths are unavoidably
postponed
The great banking firm of Henry
Clews & Co., of New York, has failed,
and made an assignment for the ben
eft Of creditors.
Il wouldn't have left, but the peo-
pie kinder egged me on" said man
who was asked why he quit his Kan
sas home in hurry.
Indiana is rich in various marbles
and building stones, which are much
sought after, and have been used in
Cincinnati and Chicago. 1t is protec.
ted by duty eff 81 so per ton.
Nancy A. Mawson who was arrested
at Anderson, Ind, On Wednesday, Il,
for murder, or being accessory to the
murder Of her sen, Albert, committed
suicide Monday, in the Jail, by taking
poison.
The boiler Of Rogers saw mill, eight
miles west of Spencer. Owen County,
Ind, exploded Tuesday night, killing
one of Mr.. Roe er's sons, and fatally
iniuring two others. The mill is {
complete wreck
Father A. Le:monier, the President
of the Notre D anne University at South
Bend, Ind, VINO has been at the point
Of death for the past three months.
breathed his Last at $50 o'clock We'd
nesday night
A Terre Haute, dispatch states that
information received at police head
quarters there on Monday indicates
that there is half developed plot to
burn a portion Of that city, for the
the purpose of facilitating robbery.
Gen. Brisbin made an appeal to the
! Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce,
/ Wednesday to aid the suffering poor
! of Nebraska living in the region de-
! Tastated by grasshoppers. A commit.
tee o. five was appointed to devise a
] plan for securing aid in the way OF
food and clothing.
Four Of the Democratic candidates
! for Congress. were numbers of the
/ Knights of the Golden Circle during
the war. With Democratic MAORI.
/ ity composed of ex-rebels and ex.
| knights. political reformation would
\ soon be complete Ocean.
i A factory at New Albany, Indiana
] is making plate glass, which an expert
cannot distinguish from the best i'm
4 ported article, and it is silvered fol-
mirrors in Chicago. The business is
\ conducted on a large scale and is a
complete success. We will expect tc
| see fine display of Indiana plate glass
at the Centennial Exposition.
| LEMoNs.-A contemporary says
that in most cases of fevers we have
no doubt that an attack might have
been prevented and the patient we'll II
few days without particle of medi
cine, by rest, partial fasting, and free
use OF lemons and lemonade. Tht
virtue of this article in bilious at
tacks and incipient fevers has beer
tested with the best results, and w
recommend its use as preventive O
these diseases.
At Chicago, rumors of a strik,
among the locomotive engineers ar,
taking more definite shape, and tn,
railroad managers agree that such
strike is imminent, though they ex
press no fear of the result. Western
locomotive engineers assembled il
4 council Monday week at St. Louis
i and agreed to regard the proposed re
! duction Of wages on the various Yves
4 tern roads as unjust and uncalled ior
i and not to be submitted to.
1 As candidates for Senator of tn
United States We have Voorhees,. Col
1 froth. Fitch, of Logansport, Melon
aid, Hendricks, w. H. English, tn
indianapolis banker, Holman, Georg
W. Julian, Judge Worden. NiblacL
A. P Edgerton, of Fort Wayne, Mix
Kerr, Lamdin P. Milligan, Dodd, G
Sunday school book memory, and
/ host of others. On the Republica
side nobody has yet been named.-La
fayette Ind Courier.
! The Richmond Enquirer says ther
is something that no true-hearte
4 Southern girl will do, and that i.
marry a young Northerner before h
asks her. How different is it up her,
In Massachusetts,, for instance, wher
! the spinsters are yearly getting NOR
desperate, it is said that young ma
travelling without protection is liabl
to be waylaid at any moment, jerke
up to the hymeneal alter, and sacrifice
before he has time to send word to HI
parents to procure the assistance of til
/ police.-Brooklyn Argus.