Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12
and the Jersey and Short horns in cattle
a rQ the favorifa h, aoda

and the Jersey and Short horns in cattle
are the favorite breeds.
About half dozen grain dealers
Dayton, Tippecanoe county, fooled wit
the Chicago brethren on q wheat corner
and now have nothing to do but to figur
how much they would have made ha
they been on the other side.
A council investigating committee il
Madison find number of valuable paper
and documents belonging to the munich
pal records are missing from the files
and that the treasurer, Mr.. Howard. i
delinquent to the city 81, 7S4.25.
A party of young men played pin poo
at the Terre Haute house billiard room
from eleven o'clock on Tuesday evening
until three o'clock Wednesday afternoon
without interruption. Their bill for the
use OF the table amounted to thirty dol
lars.
The wife of William Creekmore, living
near Fayetteville, Lawrence county, hung
herself on the night of the Sd. Cate in
sanity. She had been in the asylum till
about tw o months ago. She was about
forty years OF age. She leaves a husband
and three children.
One of the vilest thieves in the city
stole the Grape off the store door of F. J..
Hess, while his wife lay unburied. A su-
perstitious individual remarked that it
would serve for five funerals in that thief's
family soon.-[Terre Haute Express.
The Methodists of Fort Wayne on last
Sunday celebrated the semi-centennial
anniversary of the organization of their
church in that city. All the preachers
who have had charges in that city, and
are now living. were invited, and very
many attended.
Any man riding over the richest
sections Of northern and western In
diana will never be out Of sight Of fine
farms with good houses, showing past
success, which are now hopelessly cover
ed with mortgages 10 secure losses in
speculation whose missionaries came
from Chicago-all done since 1670-La-
Fayette Journal.
Laporte Herald: There is in the
museum of the Laporte Library the skull
Of one of the victims Of the Mountain
Meadows massacre. II was presented to
The late DIR. Higday by the man 1--WE be-
ieve) who picked 1t up from the field of
slaughter. There is quite q hole near the
'op Of the skull--probably made by
Wabash Republican: Anthony Niago,
he only full-bloeded Indian left of the
who originally inhabited that
'ection OF country, died at his residence
n Plymouth few days ago. Niago was
born somewhere within the bounds Of
zosciusko county, in 1905, belonged to
he Miami tribe, was good Indian, was
,onest and respected, and has gone to the
leppy hunting grounds, aged ~ years.
The Allen county coroner Is Thrifty
Individual. Whenever he finds a corpse
'e holds an inquest, provided the rela-
ives do not object, and in this way is en-
Ibled to accumulate many . nimble six I
,cnce. The taxpayers, however, are I
,etting tired of contributing to his bank |
Iccount unnecessarily, and q petition has !
'een made tn the county commissioners /
skiing them to refuse allowances for in. |
Iuests over the bodies Of persons who die /
latural deaths
btSPo "ic ocih6 sahSu w "'sihs,' '"~ I
'ody Of Sylvester Swartz, who died on
be 22.h suddenly at Plymouth- and WAS l
uried very quietly the next day. His I
rife on Wednesday married man nam
d Tard, who is of questionable charac-
or. This last act has aroused suspicion
$ TO the cause of Swartz's death, winch /
oints to foul Play. A post mortem ex-
mination will take place as soon as the
ody is disinterred.
The Wabash Plaindealer men have been
aving trouble. Sunday night, when the
Eholc force were attending divine service,
heir Office was entered by robbers, and
ne hundred and twenty five cents taken
rom q paper collar box, where they keep
be money they don't want to use right
II. The iirm being left insolvent, no re-
1ard could be conscientiously offered for
be apprehension OF the black -hear.ed
illians, and up 10 this date they
ave not been apprehcnded. Il Is only
to believe that there will at
East be two households in Wabash that
Ion't 60 to Long Branch this season.