The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-20
Minor Notes.

Veedersburg is trying to have largetreamefY
established at that point.
The delinquent taxes Of Montgomery county
this year will be near $65, 900.
Holly Brothers putting up a new fifty bar
rel Touring mill at Farmland. 1t will be COM
pleted in three weeks.
At Elkhart j. Rosenstock's clothing store was
entered by burglars and considerable clothing
and some money taken.
Mrs. John White, of Charlottesville has
about 800 silk worms that are now spinning
which is the first silk spinning in that city.
On Friday morning, DR.. Colville and William
McCleave chloroformed a horse belonging to
John Vanhook. at Charlottesville, and removed
a cancerous growth on An eye.
The faculty at the Richmond Normal have Sc
cured for next year Miss Mary j. Anderson
who has been teaching at Battle Greek, Mich
since graduating at the Indiana State Normal.
The horse stolen from A. b. Bayless near
Crawfordsville on Tuesday night was recovered
in Lafayette the next day, it having been sold
for $40. man was arrested for the theft,
named Ben Clouse
Daniel Bird, of New Albany. while painting
the Borden Institute. at New Providence fell q
distance of thirty feet from scaffold No
bones were broken, but it is feared he received
serious internal injuries.
At Corydon on Thursday night nearly all the
public records of the auditors Office were de-
stroyed by being torn to pieces. Some people
claim that it was the work of the county officials
to prevent exposure by investigation
Mrs. James Printy lady of sixty years
dropped down at the back door of her residence
in Greensburg. on Thursday night, and died in
about half hour. She had been in unusually
good health, and the cause was no doubt, heart
disease.
Albany sandy complexion, and about Ave feet
six inches in height was drowned while bathing
on Sunday, 10Th inst, near Nickerson, Washing
ton county, Nebraska, where he was at work for
H. j. or c. r. Carpenter.
Rev. Father Ryvas. just removed to Terre
Haute, will be succeeded at St Mary's Catholic
Church, Richmond, by his predecessor. Rev
Father McMullen, now of Terre Haute, who was
perhaps the most popular priest ever In Rich
mond.
An insane man, named A. FL. Somers, cap-
tured in Colorado, and now held at Greeley that
State is thought to be former resident of Wa
bash He was barefooted and bareheaded, and
his eetland hands torn and bleeding from contact
with the cactus
Frank Black, of Richmond, man of dissi-
pated habits, short $50 in his accounts with
the cigar house for which he worked, attempted
suicide by means of chloroform. He was dis
covered in conaatose condition by his wife. but
will probably recover.
The Journal was misinformed in stating that
Adiutaut general Koontz had gone to Kokomo
to muster the cadets out of service. He went to
inspect the company. and mustered in fifteen
new men. Charles NJ. Kirk is the captain com
manding, and the company is in excellent condi-
ton.
Bernece Lodge No. l2O knights of Pythias,
of Noblesville, will celebrate their first anniver-
sary on next Tuesday, at the fair grounds, with
prize drill, open to all uniform ranks in the
State There will also be band concert and
bicycle races. Excursion rates have been SCI
cured on all the roads.
good looking young fellow named Elbridge
Riggs, alias Elmer Scott, worked for Samuel
Lambertson, near Connersville last September.
Riggs disappeared, taking with him 1920 OF
Lam oertsons money. He was finally captured
and is now on trial His home Ia at Oxford, O.
where his family are respectable people,
The Charlottesville school board has employed
the same teachers again for next year. with the
exception of Miss NJ A. Carroll, who has re-
signed and whose place has not been filed The
following are those employed: Superintendent
r. II. Dunn; principal of high school. nj. N.
Whitford; A. s. Custer. G. S. Kritz, Miss Mary
ID. Howard, Mics Ella Maxwell Mrs. G. L. Ball,
Miss Bette II. Kennedy. Miss Beuiah ]. Hills,
Mrs. Ella H. Warner Miss Emma Griest, MISS