Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
INDIANA NEWS.

An eXee01lve Qreny OF INC
tone 10 about to D. ~seied near Ai'icA'
Lucretia Ellis, widow, living q
Warrington, has been arrested for INFANT
eide.
The cars for the new street railroad In
have arrived and will be run
ming in . few days
A Lawrenceburg boy, named Wauing
ford, robbed his father of his watch and
money, and left home.
There are forty-si newspapers in lndl-
ana in favor OF Q denomination OF the
old ticket of Tilden and Hendricks.
Earl & Stuart, of Lafayette. have sold
90, 900 worth of thoroughbred and grad
ed Hereford cattle within the past week
Samuel Goldman, . Fort Wayne cloth
ing dealer, thinks he has q mission to
play tragedy and is going to take the
stage.
An unknown man, supposed to be
tramp tailor, was KILLED by . Vandalia
passenger train at Brazil, Thursday
night.
Father Donohue, of Indianapolis,
chancellor of the Roman Cotholic do |
cese of Vincennea, is dangerously i'll OF
hemorrhage of the lungs-
George r. Ridden of Rush county
Jumped from q load of hay on Thurs
day. breaking an ankle 30 badly that
smputation was necessary.
Eliza Sage, who drowned her sixteen
months babe last June, was tried ut
Hartford City, and on Thursday SEN
fenced to the reformatory for life.
Mrs. Mary Burscn. of Muncie, has Civ
en- five hundred dollars to the Asbury-
DePAuw university fund. Mr.. j. r NICK
ey, of Muncie, gives one hundred dollars.
Oliver @. Goldsmith has purchased a
farm near Lafayette, and will go extern
sively into the breeding of Ciydesdale
horses, and short horn and Hereford
cattle.
John Howers, . brakeman on the Wa.
bash road, living at Andrews, was killed
on Thursday, at Logansport. de was
struck by the engine and run over by the
| train.
ia Nicely, of Muncie, the famous
roller-s skate manufacturer, was married
Monday in st. Louis at the residence OF
Rev. James Wright, to Miss Harriet Hus-
ton, of Paris, Illinois.
Attica Ledger: Farmers in the south
part of the county, who at first expected
q half crop of wheat, are now breaking
the ground for corn. Dave Ferguson,
manager of the poor farm, had seven
breaking plows al in one field last Mon
day.
A largo barn belonging to OIL. Harker,
north Of Wabash, was burned Thursday
night, together with . large amount OF
stock and farming Implements. LOIS
81, 500; no insurance. Caused, coubt'
less, by tramps.
John Green, aged sixteen, one of the
three students that fred the Wabash col
lege building few weeks ago. was tried
at Crawfordsville, on Thursday, ane
pleaded guilty to all the charges. Hi
attorneys are making hard effort to ge
him sentenced to the Reform school in
stead of the States prison.
In the trial of William ve,tch. for tn
k4NaaeF Fl NaAh. Bird .. Elahart. sef2Es
of manslsughter, with penalty of tw'
and one half years in the penitentiary
which IL considered light punishment
. w. r. Maddy, grocer. of Auncie
h made an assignment to G. E. Shipley ant
:, David Stewart, Friday. Liabilities abou
I SIC, 900; assets, $4,000. Elias Maddy
s recently partner, withdrew q short tim
/ ago. His creditors are chiefly in Clncin
!. natl and indianapolis
The Lawrenceburg Register says: Pal
ties at Oleves on the Big Four road hav
circulated reports that the tunnel nea
that point is unsafe. Gen. AcQueston re
j. Gently bored into the weakest spot wit
+. drills, and found that the bricks ha'
1 partially capitalized and are 40 hard a
9 flint The tunnel was built near tift
l years ago when solid bricks were made
D The annual reunion of the old settler
e of Knox county was held at the fal
. grounds near Vincennes on Thursday
i and most delightful time was had. TIL
9 attendance was much larger than eve
: before. The oldest living citizen preser
4 was uncle David Van Kirk, of Monro
J, City, who 10 eighty nine, and has live
Q there eighty-elght years.
VIM. Oampbell. a Jacksonville groce
has . feathered curiosity. 1t Is cro'
between . screech owl and Q chicken.
> chicken and An owl were confined in
chicken coop together. and this que'
Q creature was the outgroWth. The hea
q resembles that of screech owl and i
f eyes are closed during the day, but tt
!. body il that of Q chicken.
: North Vernon Plaindealer: The Sta
of Indiana forbids the sale of liQuo
= within it, borders ON Sundays, yet Il
o Ohio and Mi1olDdppt RAILWAY comPan
carries Q saloon car in which liquors q
sold anywhere in Indiana from Cincil
, natl to Louisville every Sunday. 1t
:. queer that an Indiana man is . violate
u who sells and that IN Ohio man il not.
: At Haxleton, on Thursday, several me
y used half-w,tted fellow named Fran
t. Lawson - . target for their jokes.
y man named Joseph Sturgeon made con
!. remark, when Lawson stepped up to hi
and asked, Why are You always pic
3 ing on met" Sturgeon jumped from b
Z horse, and, grabbing . fence rail, strue
q, Lawson over the head with it, making
ghastly. frightful wound. Lawson
said to be fatally hurt
Lawrenceburg Register: The lev
II committee met on Monday afternoo
IT There were large number of Cncinna
\. contractors present, among them y
j. Bates, of the 6fm of Bates & Neal, We
,e known in this city. No business of
IA defaite character was transacted. III
. engineer II AoW drawing up the plal
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