The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-10-20
STATE ITEMS.


The Jay county teachers institute vii
commence AT Portland on the 18th inst
Four hundred and six students have en-
tered Asbrry University during the psesen
F, term.
The Kcsciaseo ladies were the first so tar,
over money to the Centennial treasurer.
The corn crop for ten miles south OF Peru
Miami county has been kiHed by the frost
Michigan City hopes for 100000 fIons Con
gress to expend on harbor improvements
Potatoes have been sold on the streets o
Goshen for twelve and Sfteen cents PEI
buShel.
curtains from the NJ. E. Parsonage in Cam
bridge City.
The corn crop will be light in Clinton
county, the frosts having killed about one
third of the crop.
a. J. Kent. of KentIand, advsrtises to
sell upwards of za,esO acres of land in New.
ton ana Jasper counties.
The ATTEMPTED removal of the White
county seat from Monticello to Reynolds Is
agitatsng the citizens Of both Villages.
Judge w. @. Gresham has removed from,
New Albany to Indianapolis, and Will In
the fuszre maEsth the latter place his resi-
dence-
Major Glib Trus,er served nine years ms
clerk OF Fayette county, and during that
time issued nine hundred and tOrty-three
marriage licenses.
Prof EFT. Cox, Thursday. 18th inss, re-
ceivcd nom Or. IL. F. Harper, of Sullivan
county FIVE raound-bu7lders' skulls.
The ccml traffic over tire vandaAs road
is again becoming quite heavy. For sever
nj days past an average of one hundred
carloads per day have been hauled east
ward from the Clay COUNTY mixes.
Smell whss was convictesi of the I.surder
of AxIay,.i Delaware county, "A pr3fed for
a new trial, but the motion was OFerruled,
and he Will enter upon a life sentence in
the penitsntiary,
Mt. Vernon DemoaKat: IAN old In sy by
the name of Apple residing about six
miles east Of the city, on the apper Evans
vile road fell down staire EsSt Sat arday,
and brssK9 her neck"
Madison Courier: ssAfr. Joseph Brinson,
living fia This county, is the happy owner
of an ezght-footcd pig The duplicated feet
makes spyen tracks when walking using
all his sfnlbs in locom stdon except one.'
The Nathotiists ST Auburn, DeKaIb
the proceeds 10 be applied in the purchase
of pi PIE. organ for rhe chapel. An organi-
cation has bee II formed, and the grand hunt
for game Will come of next "Wednesday.
A farmer in bartholomew county in good
circumstances was recently tried in the
Circuit ,eurt for stealing book worth
seventy-hve cent?. HIS VAS found guilty,
DISTINGUISHED, and sentenced to one hours
imprisoairnentin TIE county jail.
Fort Wayne Gazette. SIN one room of
our city schools there are three pairs of
twins, s.sE girls, and nearly all OF tie same
much tlrat the teacher is puzzled to call
them by their right names"
x. NJ. FEord says d-Ii Tom Hendricks.
Two yesHs ago.he stayed at home and the
Democrats carriesj Ohio. ThIs year he
Went over there and the Republicans
carried ahS State--Sheibyville Republican.
one of another, were poisoned at Knights
town, last Thursday, by eating q ct1stnrd
pie. How the poison got there, or what
particUlas bind it was, is not known.
New Carlisle grain-buyers claim that
more grain is shipped from that and Terra
Coupee stations than is handled by any
Chicago.
Eigiitee1n Enilding permits, aggregatszsg
SS4,e00, We're issued by the city clerk of Indi
annapolis, last Weels Among them was one
Il s5o, 900 business block on Meridian street.
The residence of Mr.. Taylor, one of the
proprietoy.@f the Fort Wayne Daily News,
was burg larized last Saturday night. Loss,
avaiuable watch and chain, together with
other valIsaa5las.
The porter who cleans out the passeage
ing found five pocket-boolls behind the
wood box of enc of the cars. One of them
Carty, the sl-7oo victim night before last.
The money was gone, but q note for $500,
and other papers Of less value, were uadis-
turbed.-i1d polls Journal, l2th.
Dennis Druiey who, lives in the north
eastern part of this country, has lost so head
of feeding hogs by cholera, and about that
number nf spring pigs. Other parties in
from tbs ravagos of the disease Indeed 1t
is asserted by these well informed on the
subject tFiat sIie whole stock Of spri ny pigs
from this diseaee-Ltberty Herald Oct. z.
Robel t FricEe, the German pianist, q no.
tice of whose clopement with Miss Rosalind
Parks, OF Greenfield, and capture, was pub
1ished few days ago, was brought before
Justice Barnett. on a charge of rape. Miss
Banks and Fricke were each examined, the
charge. The Justice hefa ai,a 10. answer
the charge at the next term OF the Hancock
court, in che sum of 600.
Boyd Cornell, of Jefferson township,
Elkhart county, while blowing stepped be-
hind his team to clean the plow of some
roots. After hauling ghem esShe retained
legs OF one of the horses, which instantly
kicked him in the forehead, fracturing his
skull. lie fingered in an unconscious state
until Thursday morning, when death put
an end TO his sutferings,
While sid1ng on Saturday Afternoon, at
Ib,a ay Ind; y the buggy in which J: J.
Were MA ing, was run into by . runaway
team. and both thrown out and badly l,urt
inches seng- fdngle was Knocked senseless
and has no. since recovered consciousness
1t Is fssred he is fatally Sajured-
Saturday night abont 10 o'1oeR, a dispute
named rhroesSnogton and dN VIM. Meredith sD
when tAc former stabbed the latter three
times, inaicting wounds which will proba
the hospital, where he sov lies, with very
fairs hcle of recoveri.g- Three noitan
wsr arrested AID lodged in saf!. He claims
tsassf 'fss acted strictly in self defense.
The owen County News says: Owen
county has several curiosities. At Cata-
raet aye the fslass wonderful to behold, and
three miles south ST town is n cave whtsi.
rs, perhaps. u flrite ard half long. Just
bssew IL is what is called the natural
bridge. 1t is high ridge with deep gullies
Oh either side, and is the only place where
wagons can pass through that section for
several rallies each way. Near the natural
bridge l. what is known AS she Potter's
rOts, etc.
The sJaia-dispatclners OF the several rail-
ways centcring here report that between
me- NE he s on a; m. and Up. IN THURSDAY,
coaches arrived at the Union Depot or it's
Immediate vicinity. IN addition tO sl,cse
temporary seats, which, came in from the
west, and eleven from she south. Condac-
tors say the coaches contained an average
of seventy -five passengers 10 each. and fhe
fat-cars not less than fifty This would
make Tire aggregate Of arrivals by rail be-
oils Journal.
"Lashiey s saloon at Cambridge City was
coopcd by q band of crusaders last Tues
day night. They destroyed everything
within, tore off the roof and weather board
ing, ana gave the proprietor a thorough
drubbing. I.ashlcy had better go vest
The above we find in the condensed news
column of the indianapolis Sun. It has
the usual n,eiit of the items stcieE from
few poin.s !. is correct .e 1 we nn, OF
Cambridge City, and it was not the crusa-
ders and no liquor was destroyed. 1t was
done by bufDnIerS who We're not satisfied
with the quality and quantity OF whisky
which they got at the saloon.-Cambridge
City Tribune.
We learn from the Banner that Mr. Ell
johnson, formerly connected with the Bur-
ial Case Company, of knightstown, was
burned so badly, last week, in Lewisville