Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-20

Rev. T. Dewitt Tslmage, the sensa.
Ltional Brooklyn Tabernacle preacher, Is
now the editor of Frank L.slis's Ssnday
Aa2asine.
An unmarried lady exhibited 4
patchwork bed quilt at the Iowa State
Fair, at Des Moines, which contained
ia, 400 pieces
The number of hogs packed at Chi
Vcago since March first is estimated al
e, 1866, 900 as against 2,400, 900 for the
corresponding time last year.
Secretary Blaine's face is unchanged
bin its expression of force and acuteness,
but his hair and whiskers have whitened
$50 rapidly during the past summer that
1 he looks much older
John w. Bradshaw, native of In
,dianspolls, and for long years promi-
.nent and active business man of tina,
scity, will shortly remove to Minneapolis,
Mimi, which place he proposes to make
/ his future home.
John r. Hartnell, of Boston, won
s$1 900 and the championship of New
England, Saturday last, in q jumping
match. In the old, familiar hop, step
and jump he made thirty three feet and
eleven inches, and in three standiag
Jumps thirty nine feet and two inches
Sunday was not, after ali, the Presi-
dents bad or unlucky day. According to
THE Chicago Inter Ocean, on five out of the
sf2 Sundays, bis condition was regarded
Jas good; on three he was better than on
lthe Saturday preceding. and on two his
condition, though unsatisfactory. was not
materially different from any other day
'of the week.
The literary societies of the Indiana
State University, Bloomington, having
detected Colonel Bob Ingersol orator for
the matter has created a
bit of trouble, owing to the fact that the
faculty refuse to permit him to come and
fulfill the engagement. The students
threaten TO hire hall outside of the col
|lege, while the whole subject threatens
Ito develop into big quarrel.
Mr.. Thomas j. Brady, late Second
Assistant Postmaster General, whose name
lis unpeasantly mixed up with the Star
route business, is not domiciled, as re-
ported, In Canada, to escape any crimi-
nal proceedings which may be brought
against him. A Washington special an
nounces that he is in that city, and that
"the big front door of his hospitable
home on Farrsgut square is opened for
the season.
DR.. t. L. Foulds, of Indianapolis, a,
young physician of good social standing,
q son in-law of the late Hon. Samuel.
Buskirk, of the Supreme Court, was pub
licly chastised Saturday last by J. IT,
Guibout, the cause of the assault beinG
the alleged intimacy of the Doctor witff
Mrs Guibout. Il vas prstsy 81 -
up by the 'irate husband, who 1Irpos
% carry the matter still further ~ instii
suting criminal proceedings against him.
1t once.
The Chairman of the Ohio Demo-
cratic State Central Committee addressed.
a letter to the Chairman of the Republic
can State Central Committee, proposing,
in view of the critical condition of,
President Garfield, to not open the
speaking campaign and that the Demo
cratic party was willing to avoid all
partisan discussion, out of respect to the
President. The Republican committee
declined the proposition and will pursue
the campaign as originally determined
upon, believing it to be the duty OF the
party, whether the President lived or
died, to stand by, express and maintain
their principles