Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-09-24

Mr.. Squire heard them and "went for
them" with his revolver. He hit one of
them in the back, aud found him lying by
the fence weltering in his blood. He said
his companion was Henry Rollins. They
had been at work in the machine shop un
ill few days ago. Rollins made his es-
cape. The South Bend folks want the
E.khart Squire to administer justice for
them.
Permits to retail liquor were granted
at the September term of commissioners
court, as follows:
Shakes Il Edwards, Plymouth.
John Wolford, Plymouth.
James Falconbuiy, Tyner City.
The following applications were re-
fused:
- Wieriter. Plymouth.
VIM. Haslanger, Plymouth.
Joseph Biehl, Bremen.
Samuel Fisher, inwood.
this city, by the name of Redwood, aged
about 10 years was severity injured Mon
day evening, by being caught between
thee on the side track at Thaycr's ware
hogse. The cars were being loaded with
grain, and pushed out when loaded, TO
make room for others. The boy, who
was mes >spleycd about the cars. under
took tocoupic them-they came together
and caught one of his hands between the
bumpers. The hana was SO badly injured
that Dr. Sherman thinks it will be nec-
essary to amputate it. The boy had been
warned to keep away from the cars by
Mr.. Orr, but he still persisted in trying
To make up trains.
We know of but one reason why the
Democrat says that TO prevent Mr. Pitcher
fiom becoming deputy recorder is con-
that reason is that Mr.. Pitcher has de-
clared himself independent Of the Demo-
cratic party, and will vote for whom he
pleases. Mr.. Pitcher is not an Office seek
er-is not a candidate for any office; but
is perhaps quite as capable of recording
deeds correctly and legib;y, as any one
who has flied the office, or ms the Demo-
cratic candidate 1t Is only since Mr..
Pitcher has declared his Independence OF
the ring that he has become such miscr-
able outcast that he is not considered lit
tn I'LL the station OF deputy recorder in
the eyes OF his old Democratic associates.
Mr.. Jacoby does not pretend to defend
himself against the attacks OF his Oppo-
nents by acknowledging or charging any
want of character or ability In his father
in-law to sll the position of deputy; but
because he l. capable of discharging the
duties OF tLe n.fice himself, without the
assistance of deputy.
Hon. Daniel Mcdonald, Democratic
candidate for Clerk of this county, says
in the last Democrat that Freeman Kelley
is the nominee of no party; but yet he is
inclined to think he will vote for him. In
the official report of the proceedings of
the convention We find that Mr.. Kelley
received, ON the third ballot. the entire
vote of Marshall county. We also find
that on one or two other ballots the vote
of Marshall county was divided nearly
equally, We believe, between Hon. John
b. Howe. who is travelling in Europe, and
Mr.. Kelley. We also learn from the same
source that the vote of Marshall county
was cast by Mr.. Marshall, of DeKalb
perhaps, on the authority of a telegram
from Mr.. Mcdonald. So it would seem
that Mr.. Mcdonald had considerable to
do with the nomination of Mr.. Kelley
This is the way we find it reported in the
Goshen Democrat:
| w. s. Marshall announced to the con.
vention that he had received a Telegram.
from Daniel Mcdonald, chairman of the
the Marshall county central committee, to
the effect that no delegates would be in
attendance from that county, and request
ing him TO represent them. The telegram
; was read before the convention, whe reup
on 1t was unanimously agreed that Mr.
Marshall should represent Marshall coun
So it would seem that Mr.. Mcdonald
had everything to do that could be don,
by Marshall county in the nomination o
, Mr.. Kelley, But after all 1t seems tina