The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-02-28

Madam. They en- q H
A winterlb kdGndlaH hasd Hls
never been known in Lansingburgh,
N. Seren marriages hsre-heen
postponed.
John d. Patterson. Republican, has
been elected Mayor Of Harrisburg,
Penn.f b. shout ls5.msiGitJsd"
The grangers at Bourbon, it is said,
have made arrangements to purchase
sewing machines - City per esnt.' dis
sc0unt.naiid tts1n tli@ I Esd 3sGiuga
PIC manufacturers Of South Bend
turned ont last year nearly 5000, 900
worth Of products, and employed over
$500 men. In the city 800 buildings
were erected.las aox Ina bod sai
1.-the brewers Of Green Bay Wiscon-
SIN, taking advantageiof the action Of
their brethren in Milwaukee aud Chi
cage, have raised the price of lager
beer to SO Per barrel. They former
~ sold it for 49, '.l'''iA' ssAs -9lse.
.aiA Wisconsin clergyman has been
found guilty by o church council Of
''not always haadhng the jtruthiwith
sufficient carefulness to meet the de-
inands Of veracity. "b7ead Laa yea.f
A boy Of fourteen is a iesde. Of a
great religious revival in DeKaib
county, Illinois. He is a fluent exl
Aorter, and his efforts are. very sue
scsssfal in winning conyerts.sd dgida |
,siiEx-Mayor Stoddard, Of aGrosse,
Wis3propbses to tunnel the Missis-
tsippi at that point. He figures the
tccstat s16, 900. The crossing rates
of the tunnel are to be half tie tariff
rate Of the Winona railway bridge.
10 The St. Cloud, Mimi, Times says
that place has the reputation of, being
iprett1 tough, but that their citizens
shave not yet become So degraded as
to Invite 'suchunobscene beiagasIV Vic
toria Woodruff to lecture themgI II
xxI0hp.s Brown s cow that. gave the
abolition milkaupou which his Mis-
souri, prisoners were fed is still alive.
Shells 10 years,old, ard has, raised six
teen ealvesoli de5zo Of sei I9lfoa
d9iAs Bedford.a clerk IN the employ
of the Kansas Pacific Rsilwsy, and
avho, enjoyed the confidence of that
company, has absconded from Topeka,
and il is supposed that about $1,000
went along with him. s''I"oai"A
General Grants homestead farm,
near St. Louis is steadily Advancing
in value, and St, Louis people say
that It viii make him a millionaire
Altogether, his situation is not de-
! rplorablei sgIaT bnalD oIt tail
! ed The Tsffe Hsate Journal says:
iaBoth Indiana Senator's Norton and
PRATT voted III favor Of a large inAa.
tion Of the greenback currency This
act viii be appreciated b. the, people
| If not BY the bondholding portion Of
the community" M g,.,+aaIf
noi Marion County refuses to defray the
ocxpenses, Of .another, trial, OF Mrs.
Nancy Glenn for the murder Of Jacob
/! YY6ung and wife, in 1861, andIB Boone
county, where the trial is ordered,
thinks il none Of it's faaefai. The re-
suit may be that she win get free
without a trial. 9ld saI Iai.a 1870 /
~ The Chicago Inter Ocean says, Mr.
b Schurz' largument,o based on the
o money market reports. 10 theif aEgu-
oment Of pettifbgger.. Toe estimatt
lythe currency Wants'of the whole eoun-
try by fefereace TO the money markel
-Scf asingle city at the duilest period q
athe year, Is 70 betray shallowhess Of
ignofance, 81 both. "o saooi ]. baa
|TadVon Moltke warns the Prussiai
Reichstag that they can hold theil
present position only by force Of ARM
n.s nst H,ssl ssss'nes - p,
slnonths Ii. 1. in the warswith France
must be defended for a century; nhiel
l.eGa's.lsns 70 stating tA.t the peao''
:" 'nlop0 lss~ ~ = ssAssss'sai
lafj A probate judge ia a ~estsrn coan
~ o. reo oraes g not 't long since convic
ss teq ana n nsla man IN the ioifowyl WI
fl novel manner EFT There beng no cyl
depce against the opl' prisoner Line the judg'
deeiarsdd ne knew something se ns ct tn q