Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11
NEIGHRORING NOTES.

Noble county Jail has but one in
mate.
LaPorte has IS churches and thirty
saloons.
Circuit Court in Noble county ad-
journs this week.
Valparaiso has eighty pupils in the
high school.
Albion, Noble county, wants a mu-
sic teacher.
Warsaw has 959 children between
the age Of 6 and 81.
The lumber trade is reported brisk
at Michigan City.
Four students will graduate from
the Fit. Wayne College this year.
Goshen has made a recent count
and finds she has 4048 inhabitants.
Over 300 votes wers cast in the
five wards of LaPorte Monday, week.
There are seven mail carriers en-
ployed by the Fl. Wayne Post Office.
Walkerton has a greenback club
which meets every Friday night.
The car factory at Michigan City
has commenced a contract for build
ing fifty eight cars for the N. P. r. r,
The Waterloo Press says, the DEM
ocrats elected seven trustees, the Re-
publicans six and the Greenbackers
5000, in DeKalb county, Monday,
DIR. ]. F. Mccarthy has been nomi-
mated and confirmed as postmaster
at Valparaiso, for the next four
years.
Grand fsthes Hackenberg. who
was probably the oldest man in Kos
ciusko county, died, Monday, March
%, aged 90 years, months and %
days.
Gallus Badger, saloon keeper at
LaPorte, fell down a flight OF stairs,
Wednesday morning last, and frac-
tmed his skull, from the effect OF
which he died Thursday.
The Valparaiso Messenger says the
"borer," which made such sad havoc
among the beautiful naples OF that
city last year, has again made its APP
pearance.
Warsaw offers for sale $4,000 city
bonds. Said bonds are to be re-
deemed at pleasure after seven years
and are due in 30. Interest at
seven per cent per anum, semi-an-
ually.
The Studebaker manufacturing
company. of South Bend, shipped
$50 wagons, Thursday, to Omaha and
Yankton, on orders from the govern
ment. They are for the Indian agen-
cies.
DR.. Taylor. young physician, oil
Clear Lake township, Steuben county
has been placed under bonds OF 81
600 for attempting to commit rape
on Miss Yonil of that township.
John Mack, the oldest mason In
Indiana, died at South Bend, Monday
He was eighty three years old, and
had been a resident OF South Bend
thirty-three years.
Bill Campbell, of Niles, Mich. lwhc
shot into crowd at Turner Hall, IL
South Bend recently, wounding the
president OF the meeting, was OF
Thursday sentenced to six months In
the county Jail, and to pay fine o.
$1,000.
| And now LaPorte wants to adopt
the Moffet Bell Punch. The Her
aid that city, estimates that from
$4,000 to $4,000 year might b'
added to her city treasuery by it.
At meeting of the creditors OF thu
Union Cabinet company OF LaPorte
Saturday morning, a settlement wa
made at twenty-five cents on the dol
lar, and the company will resume op
erations as soon as necessary ar
rangements can be made.
A. J. Brown, a physician of Tiog'
county, New York, fugitive from
justice, charged with arson, was ar
rested last Friday in Whitley county
byDetective Page, after long chase
and turned over Saturday to Genera
Agent Walsh. OF the Phoenix fire in
surance company, who started t,
New York with him that evening.
Warsaw boys will occasionally &c
ona spree when away from home blu
1t seems they even then display SOM
sterling qualities, Last week one o
them visited Ft. Wayne, and imbibet
too freely. At a late hour In the eve
ming he managed to punch his elbow
through the window OF bushes
house. No one saw the act, but tn
young man sent for policeman, hat
him hunt up the proprietor, ant
waited there patiently in the cold, til
he came. He then paid for the glass
and departed, happy as a lord. Tai
ley one for Warsaac Repttb
] Hcan.