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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
A Romance Of Real Life.


In New York, in 1875. my store vas In
Maiden Lane, within three doors of the
store Of John Mowatt, an extensive
dealer in shoes. His foreman va, Joan
Peluse. who sat behind the counter
stitching shoes and waiting on custom
ers as they stepped in. One day corpse
Was found in the dock, at the loot OF the
strret The Coroner took the jurymen
from the neighborhood, among them
John MOwatt and his forr,nah; John
Peluse. The corpse lay nn ihr table in
the center Of the room. Sune uI The
| jurymen remarked that as Joun P,luse
looked on the corpse he started, tarneu
pale, and looked as If he was going TO
FAINT. He rallied, however. but his sub
sequent movements occasioned SINE
curious remarks. The jury. having rem
dered verdict of DEAN by drowning,
were discharged. Mowatt turned around
TO look for his foreman. bat behold he
was not there. We stepped out Of doors,
and saw him high up the street on half
run, when he quickly turned a corner.
All sorts OF inquiries were made, but
nothing could be heard of him. This,
with his turning pale at the first view vi
the corpse, occasioned some strange sur
prise among the jurors for many days af-
terward.
John Mowatt was q bachelor Of thirty
/ five, and Peluse had seen about thirty
! Summers.
On q certain day, about one month
/ thereafter, q lady in deep mourning
stepped into Mowat;s store and asked
for q pair OF shoes. While John was
trying now the shoes fitted, the lady in
quired: "You hal man in your store
John Peluse by name-whes has become
of him,"
"Yea," said Mowatt, but what has be.
learn" He then related the story ~
above stated.
strange" replied the lady. And you
have not seen him since,"
mo. replied Mowatt, II have not sees
him siqee'
"Yes. you have seen him, /" replied .hs
lady.
II certainly" said Mowatt, would no,
contradict q lady uf your appearance,
but l have not seen him to my knovi
edge"
"Wen, then" said sue, II am John
Peluse: and that subject on whom We
held the inquest was the corpse of my
husband. Ny family name Is Randall.
was born in Philadelphis. married
against the wishes of my pareRts) John
Connor, a sober. industrious man, by
trade shoemaker. He took 10 drinking,
neglected his business, and once struck
me while n liquor. We had no family,
so | resolved while We were stitching
shoes together, to learn his trade and
leave him. ! soon made passable shoe,
when assumed male attire, came to New
York, and you gave me work as journey
man. The rect you know"
John told the present narrator, some
days after, that on hearing this no wss
( dumb ounded.
well, madam, said John, what arr
your plans for the future."
Says she, Il have not yet formed any
plans"
WELL" said John, II liked you Is q
| journeyman, and when my foreman was
pleased; suppose We now 30 into palmer
ship for lfeY'
In forty-eight hours thereafter they
were married. She was fine looking
woman, and might have passed for twes
" FIVE.
This, perhaps. is the first instance
record of q woman's sitting as q Co y
ner's juryman ou the corpse Of her a..
band.
The above Is simple tale Of truth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
HsW the Captain Disposed u HIS Green.
backs.
Now Orleans Picayuns.

Among the old river men who have FOR
years navigated the devious windinss of
the turbid Red, lie that prince OF good fei.
lows whose heart In as big as any steamer
ne ever ran-Captsin Jim Crooks During
the late unpleasantness Captain G. was
engaged in some Of the upper lakes, with
his pAlatial steamer, Blahton, getting out
ties for the confederate government. and
"a short time after the close of the war 1--WE
think II WAS in July or August. 1861 he
WAS busily engaged one day in lifting his
steamer of = stump, when he was hailed
from shore by sretsIning soldier:
Halo. Cap. what are you dOingy
Why, getting out ties for the govern
What government, Capy"
why, the confederate government. Of
course; you don't suppose I'd be shipping
ties TO Boston. do your"
say, Cap. the government has been
done gone up for two months"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

INDIANAPOLIS, March i3--The now
Sra".hn o"sS >, OH III r Gsnu un1"y phIr s w
provides for the appointment of fou
persons, equally divided politically, who
with the Governor shall constitute q
State House hoard. The building is TO be
=. ated ON the site of the present one, and
W sost nst exceeding 81, 0oQ, 0ea.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
WEDNESDAY. March Il

SESATE.-Messrs. Anthony and Whyte
were appointed committee 10 wait upon
the President 81 the United States and
Inform him tina: unless he my have
some further communications To make,
the Senate was ready 10 adjourn without
delay. The secretary of the Senate was
directed to return certain kilograms TO
Superintendent Orion of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. The resoiu
tioa was laid over authorizing the sub
Committee Of Privileges and Elections to
sit during the vacation and investigate
the charges preferred against Senator
Grover glhe Senate was informed, in exc
cutive session that the President would
not require its presence longer than Tues
| day next
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
FRIDAY. March. {

FRIDAY, Mafcn, y.
SEEATk.-The standing committees
were reported yesterday and adopted.
The demonstrates against Senator Gro
yer, OF Oregon. being sworn IN were refer
red to the Committee on Privileges and
Elections. WITH instructions TO investigate
the charges therein made and report To
the senate
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

Adieui Inc Snowy sail
Spreads its bosom &c the gale.
And my bsrque from install
Bounds away.
As we gaze upon tbs shore
Which we Fever may see NOR,
And the sca,dirg tears run DER
We pay.
Aavoureen be ihou long
In peace he queen OF song,
In battle proud and strong
AS the sea.
De saints thine offspring still
True heroes guard each hill.
And harps by every rill
Sounding free
Tho rouud her Indian bowees
The hsnd Of nature showers
The bright-~i blooming flowers
VI our sphere.
Yet not the fairest rose
In an alien cline that blows
Like tie Hover st home tAAt ervws
10 dear
The glowing breast may be-
In sof wales beyond the 80.
fet ever 0rsmsehreo:
p. Shall wall
The heart ~ love leave
In the dreary hours OF eve,
On thy starry grove to grievc.
IutSfsu
Oar nem'ry Der the deep;
On her downy wings shan swsep,
When In midnight hoars I weep
Ger thy wrongs
And bring me steepd IN ttsss.
The new flowers Of other ysan.
And watt unto my earA
Homes song.
And when Laid IN he giooa
or uameie-s psiss~ t~-sA
BY the distant oceans booa
Initial.
Around n. emerald shore
Nay the clssping sea adora
And each wave In thunder rear
AL hall
And when my anal sigA
Shall bear nv SOL on hiyA
And on ehainl - wiAys 1 A.
Through the blue;
1anh's lsssss thought shall -
A I soar above the go,
0resa Erin. dsss - &hsA,
Adisu.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

The d. You say stys Cap ain Jn
md with that lac nni'eu bI> floating pa
ace from the sapphng Ia which she was
anchored, AMI flOated down to Shreve-
port. Striking the landing, he contracted |
with federal A. Q. NJ. to carry $50 bar !
rels OF pork to Jefferson at 80 per barrel |
Arriving al Jefferson his shipper drew cut |
$500 tc pay the freIghts. Captain jim
demurred, and says: Cap, I've just got
a basket full of paper, new issue, in my
office, and l want money, gold, for my
bill" The A. Q. NJ. informed him that
the United States did not deal In gold as
q currency, and il he did not take green
backs he should do without Captain
jim says that he did not like to hurt so
many soldiers by having a row about il,
and thought he would take the paper cur
rency ana trust to luck 20 get rid of it
Coming down 10 Shreveport he wandered
up Texas street TO the corner Of Spring;
he looked into a store and, 10 use his own
expression, nc saw more calico, shoes
and Yankee tricks" than he had seen for
years. and wond. red if the green looking
chap behind the counter would not take
paper money. and walking quietly into
! the store. he in mild, child like. limo
cent way, inquired the price of pair of
shoes The young man behind the cOun-
ter OianCly INFORMED MIN Is. new!
says Captain G. that's cheap" he hav-
ing paid $50 for the pair he had on, aud
quietly slipped 80 bill from his roll,
gathering ~ the shoes, and made for the
door thinking that the COMPOUNDED Yam
kee might not want 10 take that kind OF
new issue. and take back the shoes TIC
his establishment the merchant called him
back aud gave him 50 in change. Car.
tain Jim was so utterly asionished that
ne called to friend of his. another riYei
man, and says: Bose, dent you want
some clothesf I've found a COMPOUNDED
Yankee who takes this new kind of new
issue, and I've got 1900 of il, and wan
to get rid of IL while I've chance" Bos'
got inside q new set of harness. and wen
down Texas street, and met Captain j.
) another river man, who was anxious I,
! know where he got those clothes. CAT
tain Crooks go, en- for me. You go NJ
, TO the corner OF Spring, he'll yet you
suit" which be did. Thus Captain c
, got rid of $500, and says that he spen
, the balance Of the day chuckling to MIN
, self how he'd beat the confounded Yan
, kee out of $500 worth Of good clothes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
TUESDAY. March l3.

SESATR.-A resolution to print the
proceedings OF the electoral commission
was referred. BY request motion by
Sir. Morton 10 deposit certain dis
patches IN the office of the secretary
of tae Senate for transmission TO Super
intendent orion, of the Western Unson
Telegraph company, was laid over.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
MoxpAr, March IL

SENATE. The Statc-house bill was
amended and passed, under suspension of
the rules. A bill was also passed chang
ING the time Of holding courts In the 59lh
Judicial Circuit, and adding Pulaski
county to the circuit. A concurrent reso-
luton was rassed providing for sine
die adjournment ON Thursday. The fol
towing House bills we're passed: Legal
izing the records OF the Courts of COM
non Pleas left unsigned by the judges:
.uthorizing the acquisition of Green
River Island, or the settlement of the
boundary line between this State aud
kentucky at that point; amending the
ish law by exempting St Joseph river
from ITS provisions; amending the act
providing fer compensation Of swssrs Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

TUunspAy March. 6

THURSDAY AaTcu,
The credentials of Governor Gr0v,r, OF
Oregon, were taken from the table. after
long debate, which the Louisiana
Que stion was discussed at some lsngih
and the Goveror SWORN in. A "esoluiion
was offered 10 take the credentials OF J Is.
Eustis, Pinchback's opponent for seat
two years ago, from the table and refer
them TO the Committee ON Privileges and
Elections. Laid over until TO morrow.
The Senate then adjourned
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
SATURDAY. March 10.
SEsATE,-The following House bills
were passed: To regulate the hanging

SEsATE,-The following House bills
were passed: To regulate the hanging
of doors to public buildings, requiring
plank, gravel aud macadamized read con-
panies To file annual statements; TO pro-
vide for taAias as costs exampliticatiOn of
records; ~ give employees Of corporations
lien FOR wages on the corporate proper
". The vote by which the Senate con-
ur-ed In the House resolution for a sine
die adjournment on Monday was reconsd-
ed. The greater part of the day was spent
in debate and dilatory motions on House
bill 322, providing for the erection OF n
new SIate-house. The friends of the bill
though having a decided ma jority, lack
ed sufficient strength 10 suspend the
rules.
Houer. following Senate bill pass
ed: Requiring coun'y Auditors TO furn-
ish certificates to purchasers OF tax titles:
providing for better adjustment of the
accounts of the congressional township
school fund: authorizing incorporated |
towns 10 enforce manual labor in pay
ment Of fines assessed by justices; legal |
ling q contract between Porter county |
and Henry ID. Brown; to established Su-
perior Court in Wayne county; amending
the act concerning the organization OF
the building. loan and savings associations;
unplated lands from payment
Of fun city tax. Also the following House
bills: Defining vagrancy and prescribing
providing for the erection of
work houses 10 Incorporated cities and
owns; providing for seini-annual pay
Lent of city taxes; making il unlawful 10
lpen roads around toll. gates; authorizing
lie appointment Of receivers in vacation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

Lafayette city orders are worth ninety
I've saats.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

such lill' d hy railroad trains; proved
tor the feucibg Of Uv, IfiJaeu ianu>; Tor
the suppression of obscene hterature;
enabling farmers 10 form mutual tire pro-
lection associations
iioCsE.- The following House bills
passed Authorizing carpor4,ions 10 ap-
portion capital stock in $Ic0 shares: al
lowing restraining orders 10 ne issued in
vacation; providing for the election OF
road supervisors: To cure defects in the
act OF March IL, 1873, for the sale of
certain lands; legalizing the records Of
Courts of Common Pleas; legalizing the
ofiici Il acts of the officers of Williamsport;
/ authorizing the capture and return OF
iugitives from the House OF Refuge.
Also the following Senate bills: Requ:r.
\ ing the keeping of a record of pending
suits affecting title 10 real estate; rquir-
ing persons contracting for country .soTk
to give bond for payment OF employees
TUESDAY, March IS.
sRxATR.--The following House bills
passed: LegaIizing the official acts of the
own cH.cers of Will.amspon: defnin
vagrancy, ETC., and prescribing penalties
providing fo- the removal Of plank Or
rail fencing from overfowed lands; M.
|, shoriziug boards Of underwriters TAI estais-
lisa ire paIToi-; amending the election
law so a. to prevent Illegal voting, "a
, tborizirg count, commissioners To furnish
, justices Of the peace with record books
, providing for the equitable distribution
of the dog-iaX fund; ss4niring railroad
companies 10 appoins On agent in each
, county through which sfreir lines may run,
, on whom service Of process ma, be had
r providing for the construction of fish
: ladders az the dams IN St. Joseph river
4 provi log for t,m~r,ry loan TO pay the
: temp r.Iy Il a1-oo..,.s falling due in 1878
providing for reop, uIng the account be-
tween Spencer county and the State. In
order 20 correct the school-fund account
o HoCsE Tho following House bill
|. psssed-requinng applicants for liquo
= license to show that they have been 70
,. one year residents of the township II
a which they propose TO conduct thsir bus
~ mess; providing for temporary loan
~ 1.-THE latter was finally defeated by bein
amended in tue senate. Also, the fol
lowing Senate bills-fixing the time o
holding courts in the Twenty ninth Jy
dicial Circuit; legaliziDg the incsrpors
ton of the town of Rdseview, Misn
county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
Housr.-The following House bills

y
were passed: To prohibit illegal voting;
requiring petitions sent TO city councils to
be accompanied BY at.ldaviis. and pro
hibiting loans in cases y here the indebted
ness Is two per cent. of the taxable prop
eriy; concerns < the organization OF vvlun
rary associations; allowing the formation
twelve: authorizing the reopening OF the
States account with Spencer county;
iegalizing certain sherif's and guardians
sales; providing for the enclosure Of lands
subject TO overflow; providing for the
erection of a new State-house The Sen
ate amendments to the central appropria.
ton bill were concurrred 10. The Senate
amendments TO the special appropriation
bill were taken mp. amended and passed.
A concurrent resolution for sine die ad-
journment on Monday was adopted.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
THURSDAY. March 3

THURSDAY, March
SENATE -TheS Senate Concluded its con
OF the speciace appropriations
bill, adding 10 the appropriations made
by the House an aggregate of $S,72l .33.
The entire amount appropriately SJOo,-
0S5 az. The House bill Increasing the
price Of the supreme Court reports TO 3d.
50 per volume was passed under suspeD
sion of the rules. A Communication was
received from the commissioners of
Marion county rendering Ia the General
Assembly. without charge, the use of
rooms ia the new court house for the sit
tings of the Legislature pending the
building Of n new State house, which
was placed on the files
HOUSE,. The following bills were pass
ed: Regulating the continuance Of Grim
inal causes ON account Of the absence of
evidence; defining the crime of abortion;
fixing the fees of sheriffs; providing for
The distribution of the fund accumulated
from osg tax; allowing cities to charge
sn additional liquor license fee Of $40;
amending the act relative to trials before
justices by providing that juries may con-
sist Of six or Tess; TO prv,ect purchasers
of property sold at sheriffs sale: proviu-
tingfor recording II articles of incorpors-
ion; M horIzi8g the acquisition ut ureen
River lslanS; 10 discourage the keeping
Of worthless and ep-killiug dogs. The
State-house bill (the one prepared by the
Committee on Public Baildings,) was
again taken up and again failed to pass
for want of constitutional majority
yeas 4s, NAYS 43.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22
FRIpAY. March..9,


SEsATE.-Thc House general appropri-
alton bill was taken up, amended and
passed. - appropriates for the year
1877, $780,, s32 SO. for the year 1878 s. 1J8.-
by0, and like sum for 1879. with $1,000
additional for printing. The House
amendments L, the Senate. amendments
10 the specific appropriation bill were
cOncurrcd in. Tas House bill making
appropriations for the expenses of the
extra session was passed. Senate bill 33l,
creating a Superior Court in Wayne
county, was introduced and passed. IN.
der suspension o. the rules. The follow
ing House bills were passed: Repeating
the act for ascertaining and determining
the boundry between this State and Ken
lucky, near Evansville; declaring the eff
feet of the repeal of statutes; authorizing
the appointment Of students to Purdue
University; legalizing the election held in
Eaton, Delaware county, in 1873; limiting
the eligibility of township trustees TO re-
election, amending the act concerning
trespassing animals and partition fences.
The House concurrent resolution provid-
ing for sine die adjournment on Monday
was conrurred in.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-22

tnoS little OOat 10 sea. l thought he
must have got beyond hearing before we
missed him, AMI there was no chance
that he could row against the tide, tired
AS he was. Then Jim began 10 row again.
but In AN uncertain sort of way, stopping
every now and then 70 shout. Once We
thought there was On answer, but after
that we couldn't hear n sound.
AT last We gave up calling, and felt
thea there was no hope OF ever finding
Ned or getting ashore Jim said he was
going &C try and get me safe home first,
and then start out again with my hus-
band and ether men 10 help him. had
To own that was the best plan, but IL
made me shudder To think what might
happen To Ned in the meantime. don't
know how long il was after we lost the
boat-it seemed Ike hours-but 81 last
We touched shore.
"Oh. how glad was! Jim landed and
walked q little way; then he came back
and said he thought We were near the end
of Sandy Point"
"How near was that to youi homer /
asked.
Why continued Mrs. Wilson, ''it's
On this side the river, mile or two be-
low here Twas thankful TO be even that
near home, and ! told Jim we'd better
leave the boat and walk along the shore
10 our landing, aud 30 to the house. Ii |
was long. vet walk, but I was willing |
10 try il. 80 Jim pulled the boat up, aud |
we started. as we supposed. toward the /
shore, keeping close to the waters edge l
" guide us- But pretty soon The ground
began to get very soft, and Sandy Point is
III pebbly and hard. Jim got down ON
liz hands and knees and fel'. and pres
ntly he said: 'weis at the end Of the
larned point; the shores IN the o her di
ection, 80 we must be still on tine same
ide the river. It's that there point down
y the fats, confound itr
On! never felt 90 done out in all my
Ife as did when he said that. We were
'ithin a mile Of the sea, farther than
yer from home, and my boy gone.
ust couldn't help il; burst out cry ng,
nd jim stood by me, not knowing, .
oppose, what to do next.
But pretty soon he gave q shout, and
hat wns answered by another quite near.
stopped crying and listened; sure enough,
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AYISO.

III colegio lie sehortas que habia cstablccdc
on la eal!e del Cfsto nGm %, SC ha trasada
do i Ia de SanJusto nim, 1s, dontle VIVA Il
protesora Doila Dolores Barbosa. %
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INGLATERNA Y FRANCIA.
NJ M6jico o
Al re&resar Ell vapor de Ia lIabana toearti el
Puerto Plata

Al reSresar el vapor de Ia lIabana toetrt el
Puerto Plata.
E7tOs precioS en- orc & la par.
Sc eXpenden bIl.utcs dc retorno para tres moses
ON una rcbala de - LSV buGno Dor aio para 10,
WAGES traSatlantlcos selS para lis Ahtilla.
80 lace una robiiJa de un seXo On los tipos taboc
tt0s sn favor de las ianllaS poro solo los case.
IN que ei I4pore del pasaJe. 81 sc carGa tuta
tad por todR ia fanIiiin. fuerc ual al nposte tota
del piiSle de euAtro pas;ueros adultoS de CimarH
81 terInino famllia. solo comprende los padres SUI
hIlos Sus crados Ia r6btija hara 4 las per
sOnas que tOmen billttes do fctorho 8 pslsapru,
lae tomca hillotes los precios mas bajos para dea
de Europa.
Los ninos ni@Ros l6 amos. uno gratis. de 3 S Ii
guarts. parte J lie II la wtN&
It'S pa5a)9rDR para FraRcH. 8 cQaluuCr parte III
Europa, puedcn quodnr Is dias en- lBElatGrrN 81 as
7stan. vice versa los para InSate terra pucdcn que
iiar on FrancIa- Los laSalerOs por estos vapores
tendrdn el prvileg1o de yajar el omno dc hierrt
rntfe Cherb0urg Paris. Plymouth L6ndr>s 4 un4
iebaJa dc ~ pc los embarcados este puerto
Esta pFOhibldo i los pasajerOs. elbarcando el
ste Der0 tOmaE bllees sino en la ageneia de la G,
Consulate ingles Pto Hieo. d pasajc tornado bord,
ps,ar.i 10 Ss dc recarao. Los ya0rls que s,len d,
san Juaa los das l3 II De mos, tocgiran con los ys
pores ameficaRos entire New York Brasil.
Para porlnenGFes aObre ileto dirigirse al Ag .ntt
IL la Compania.
La Compafia asegura toda cisse da Yalores que
IN elective metales prcciosos joyas. eilirquen
en- los Vaporcs lie Ia linea con destno Europa Sun
Thomas Habana, q eilaiquier otr0 puutO de su ruta
--Agentts, LAtIlacr d Go.
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IapOr americana HUNTSVILLE
DE ! 200 T0NELADAs
SU CAPTAIN. WEIR.
Linea directa mensual para los E. Unidos.

Este c6motlo s6do Vapor seguira hacien.
do sus viajcs peri6dicos entire Nueya-York y
esta lsla, tocando en- San JUAN MayagHez y
Ponce.
Llegara aquf proccdentc de Nneva-Y York el
da 30 de eada mes, regresara il dias des-
pues.
Precio de Pasaje, s - oro en- Il cainapa
Flete 4 tipos m6dicoS segun Ia canilad dc
carga
phertos dc la Isa, sendo de alguna impoltan-
cia.
Para otros polmenores drijirse sus consig-
natarios
SILVA 4 Go. San Juan. aH
Gil DE CIIOUDE&S. - Mayaguez.
f PASTOR MARQUEE 90 r Ponce
Hta. is AZ.