Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-14
News OF the Week Condensed.

The Atlantic and Great Western rail-
Dad is selling tickets to New York from
Cincinnati for 81
The money order service for the past
,car yielded net prof, 10 the govern
ment # about 5000.
The New York Produce Exchange Fire
Insurance Company has closed its doors,
reinsuring its risks in the Safeguard Com.
pany.
Elk Governor Chamberlain kiegraphs
Attorney General Youmans that hc is
ready 10 meet any Indictment found
against him.
w. J. Brown, = farmer of Monroe c,un
ty. was robbed OF his money End team
ol horses while going home from Bloom
inston Saturday evening.
War has broken out between the Sioux
and Blackicet and the A>siniboines ut
Winnepeg. Several ri the latter have
been suiei, and SerioIs troahlc is feared
Gold was only worth one eight per cent
more than grsenuacSs luis week, and
New York bankers predict that green
gold
AT Canton. OHIO. Monday, Judge May
or sentenced Geo. Foster. the dsfauItiny
treasurer OF the Siarke County Bank, Ia
twelve years in The pcni,eatiary. and To
pay line oil $4,000
On Saturday Greek vessel was seized
n the Dardaneles by pirates, who killed
I % sailors. The vessel was rescued by
boats from the British, aud the pirates
were captured by the English boats and
delivered to the Turkish authorities.
The sensation OF the week is the steal
ing of the body of A T. Stewart from ne
vault at st. Marks church, New York,
last Wednesday night. 1t has not yet
been recovered, although the entire de-
tectiye force OF New York is at work try
ing to find the thieves.
After the first of January next, the
treasury de srtment will send to parties
desiring IL the standard silver dollar in
quantities Of 81 900 and upward free OF
transportation 10 exchange for like sums
Of grccnbacks deposited with the deposl-
tory banks.
A Charlestown, West Virginia, dis
patch SAYS the United States court in ses-
sion there has Isl indictments against
moonshiners before ii. There are likely
to be 800 or 400 of these indictments be-
lore the close of the session. Illicit dis
lillers are said to be terribly demoralized.
W. H. Muldoon, editor of the New
York Stbr, was shot and Instantly killed
on Friday, by Alderman Dunn. a Brook
lyn Democratic politician. Muldoun had
ter several months been writing articles
against the Brooklyn ring, Tor which
four months go, he was stabbed aud near
Iy kiiled-
Hun Normin B. Judd, of Chicago, died
in that city Monday morning. He had
Aeon residen, oi Chicago Tor more than
forty years aud had been prominently
identified with State and National politics.
| lie was our Minister at Berlin during
Lincoln's administration, and has since
served in congress. He was Oh years old.
The war on passenger rates east from
~ Louis has begun in earnest and the
rate To New York has been cut to- SIS
Should these reduced rates prevail from
st. Louis for few days, the roads leading
eastward from Chicago will be forced. in
selfdefense, to lower their rates, and
from the two cities the cutt would
mos. likely spread 10 all railroad cenlers
in The Vest
A terrible tragedy occurred at West
Chenango. n. Y, sunday. Two broth
ers, James and David Tabor, living To
ge.her, qulrrelled about the division ol
some property. David went TO the barr
where be found James. The quarrel was
renewed and he seized pitchiorS, knock
ed James down and stabbed him in tn,
chest fifteen or twenty times. Finding
that James was dead, David procured d
shot gun, went TO the woods and blew
his brains out.
NJ. Ira ID. Sankcy is again in London
and was present on Sunday night at q
mission service in Exeter hall. 1t was
not known that be was to attend, but his
presence, when il became known, created