The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-06-30

THE PALLADIUM.
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nICMMoMD. IHD.. JUNE -. lsss.
Gen. N. p. Banks delivered the Ma
sonic address ct Memphis. Tenn, on
81. Johns anniversary. the oath inst.
Mayor Stoksley, of Philadelphia,
has accepted IN iavitation Of the Lord
Mayor Of London to make him . visit
before long.
Mortimer Thompson, better known
- Q. P. Philander Doesticks, p. B.,
died in New York, Friday last, after
. short illness.
Building permits were issued by
the City Clerk of Indianapolis fer the
week ending Saturday last to tho value
of $3.50, 40.
William NJ. Wheatley, Of Indiana
polls, has commenced the erection Of
. Sc, 600 residence on New Jersey
street, near Ohio.
A dispatch from San Diego, reports
q rumor Of . serious revolution in So
nora. General Davolas, in command
Of the frontier, is said to be prisoner
in the hands Of the revolutlonists.
A curious crime was committed in
Brooklyn few days ago by man
inviting girl to boat ride and when
out on the water he shoots her and
kills himself.
The President recognized ON Mon
day, Guisepp d. Montdorican as con-
sular agent Of Italy, at Memphis,
Tenn.
The remark made by the Kokomo
Tribune. that the 'inconsiderate
course of the indianapolis Journal
against Mr.. Beecher, has won the i'll
will of many of its readers and
friends" is brief and to the point.
A destructive tornado passed over
Detroit on Sunday afternoon. Some
thirty houses besides outbuildings,
ETC., were demolished; and four per-
sons are known to have been killed
and many others seriously injured.
The loss in property 10 estimated at
81, 200.
A colored man by name of Gillian,
at Noblesville, Indiana. was arrested
on Monday last for attempting to COM
NIT rape upon the person of little
girl eight years old, daughter Of 10
seph Harmon. The man Is in Jail,
and fears are entertained of an at
tempt to rescue and lynch him.
A dispatch from the Red Cloud
Agency, under date Of 18th instant,
says that Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
indians have signed an agreement to
relinquish their rights in Nebraska
They want $11 600 in horses, g, 600 in
cows, $500 in harness, and $500 in
wagons. All we'll pleased.
The Friends" Orthodox and
Hicksites. have held their annual
meetings in the city of New York
within the last two or three weeks.
The services were Of the quiet kind.
Their number is not increasing, but
At present they are just about holding
their own.
Parker Pillsbury reports that in a
visit to the West he found the Free
Religious organizations to be either
declining or to have disappeared alto
gether. He found many of their
members in other organizations,
which he dcnominates "disreputably
sectarian."
r At Indianapolis, on Sunday last.
the Y. M. G. A. held q meeting in the
park-the commissioners of that pub
lie resort interfered; but after arrest
ing the leader of the association, the
meeting was permitted to proceed
with its exercises. The courts are to
be applied to to settle the difficulty.
Information from the grasshopper-
regions of Nebraska, under date of
the 18th inst, give encouraging ac-
counts Of the crops. The "hoppers"
have almost entirely disappeared. and
also quit flying. The recent bounti-
full rains have done great good and a
stop to the depredations of the pests.
Judge Chapman, Of Indianapolis,
decided on Monday last, in the Crimi-