Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-18
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The. Blaine and Logan glee club and
drum corps will meet at their hall, cor
ner Ninth and Main streets, at Z 30 p.
m. sharp. to attend the Fifth ward meet
ing. +. d. PALMER. President.
A. II. MoREHEAD, Director.
The A. NJ. E. church was crowded to
its utmost capacity to hear the last ser
mon of this conference year, yesterday
OF their eloquent pastor, Kew. Mr..
Thomas. The singing was very fine,
specially arranged for the occasion
The stewards of the A. NJ. E. Church.
at their fourth and last quarterly meet
ing, held on Friday evening last, sub
mitted the following financial report OF
the money raised for the year just
closed: Contributions, $7OO11; charlta-
BILE purposes, $3.50; paid to pastor
A couple of tramps we're before the
mayor this morning charged with va
arancy. They were given the choice OF
going to the stone pile or leaving the
CITY instanter, never more to return.
They chose to skip aud did so instanter.
and were escorted outside the city linn
its by police officer. e
The citizens band got to Glen Miller
little late yesterday afternoon, but
they delighted the large crowd who had
assembled there with some OF their
choicest selections. The citizens band
is fast coming to the front, and with a
little more practice will be one of the
best bands in Eastern Indiana.
Mrs. Sabina M. Hutton, wife of Al
bert r. Hutton, died at half-past 6
O'Clock. yesterday evening, OF congestion
of the brain, after an illness OF nearly
two weeks. Her funeral will take place
from the family residence, 2O1 North
Twelfth street, on Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited to at
tend
Services were held in the First Pres
byterian church yesterday morning fol
the first time in several months. Rev
/. NJ. Hughes delivered an excellent
discourse to very large congregation
The singing, conducted by Prof More
head, could not well have been sur
passed, and was most delightful fea,
tuTe of the interesting service.
As lot Of little boys were pounding
their drums on South Fourth street on
Saturday evening, they were told tina,
there was very sick man near there
who would be annoyed by any noise. Ir
an instant there was silence, and the
little ones respectfully retired to another
part of the city. Such Difference ii
| commendable ON the part of our boys
and shows them In an enviable light.
Joseph Dickinson and wife went t.
Spiceland this morning to attend the
| funeral Of Mr.. DIS nephew, Benajat
Dickinson, which occurs there to-day
The deceased was young man of unu
sual promise. He had been a teacher
| in an Indian school for several years
and was succeeding in his work admira
bly,, when he was compelled to relin
quish it in consequence of i'll health
He returned home several months since
Gas it proved) to die.
There was an immense crowd at st
Andrews fair Saturday night, anG
everybody seemed delighted. There wa.
no trouble to perspire-in fact, the tenn
perature was almost red bot, but the
ice cream, lemonade, soda water anC
other cooling drinks made it endurable
It not enjoyable The ladies were wei
pleased with their nights receipts. &c
this evening, and make your contribu
tlOu W tHC tD9 CduSC io& Which, thS
receipts are intended.
There was a very large attendance at the
temperance meeting held at the Dunn
temperance club room yesterday after
| noon, and it was one of the most inter
esting ever held there. The right spiri
seemed to prevail. Short, pointed
| speeches were made by Mr.. Emery, o
Ohio, A o. Mitchell, Isham Sedwick
| H. E. Moon, w. B. Hadley, Mrs. John
son and others, and S. +. Watson favor
| ed the audience with temperance song
| and some choice music on the organ
| There will be children's meeting to
morrow evening at the Dunn club room
when a very entertaining programm,
| will be presented.
A German printer who had worked
a day on the Nolkszeitung, for which
he was paid 81 10, was found Saturda,
evening in dilapidated condition. Hi
head and face were badly bruised an,
his wrist was badly sprained He claim
that he had been knocked down an,
robbed of $50 As he had said in tn
morning that he was out of money ant
wanted days work to give him start
this part of his story is not credited
1t is thought that he was attempting t,
steal ride out of the city on freigh
train and fell off, thus receiving his in
juries. He was given proper attention