Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1885-09-19

age. The tumor weighed fifteen
pounds. The lady is getting along
nicely.
Ben Eye, who had one leg broken and
the sinews and muscles OF the other
{drn and bruised, is doing nicely and u
VIZ cheerful considering his painful
injuries.
There was a drilling rain nearly all
day yesterday-not enough moisture to
do much good, but just enough to keep
people indoors and cause the streets to
present deserted appearance.
Rev. Mr.. Jennings, Unitarian min
lister. was unable to fill his appointment
made to preach In G. A. X. hall yester-
day, and it is not probable that he viii
be here until after yearly meeting.
Council meets in regular session this
evening. The Seventh ward matter will
probably be disposed of, and it will also
be made known whether good title can
be made to the lot selected for the site
of the engine house.
The Indiana State fair, at Indian
apolis, commenced today. The indl-
cations are that it will be the best fair
eyer held in the State. "Old Wayne
will be we'll represented in her produc-
tons, and by her people.
Potatoes of very fine quality were be-
ing sold ut 81 per bushei from wagons
ON the streets Saturday. 1t is rot prob
able that price will be maintained long,
q potatoes will be shipped here from
points where they are abundant
4 One esnse of complaint of portion
/ on the seventh warders is that they caa
= fnu1rssha eir3 prspaxs 80 II hoiRg
oop pe{Ied Is pay soIl, 9 tie 4 sil!I145a
burg pike COMPANY still own the road
from the river west TO the corporate
limit.
Rev. DR.. Barns, of Grace M. e.
church, and Rev. Mr.. Bacon, OF the
First d. E. .nhurch, exchanged pnlplts
| last evening. Both had good Audi
cnces, and the congregations, Who be-
long to the same conference, were do
Iighted with the courtesy OF the pastors.
The Wayne Works shut down last
Saturday evening. only the painters to
iniah MP the work being retained. Il
il hoped that some arrangement Slll De
effected by which work will soon be re-
sumed. There is place for the Wayne
Works here, and it is too valuable =
plant to Be nsedlessly destroyed.
| n making The excavation for the
n5eo OF the opening into the sewsx. 81
~ point" 1t the intersection d Fort
Weyne avenue and North Eighth
eeets, the stump Of the pole rsz.cd BY
Ranubl1cans in the Garfield cam.
- unearthed. Il Was - eotid
tat>~m upon which Gen. Gar
Aeld9 49, - the Rspu6rinSd 1uuu
d. Ss.ls con,soel n. y: /. &
II hn ~
which appears ct the Grand in concert.
talking with . PALLADIUM reporter,
said Mr.. Haynes, tenor, has . phe.
nomenally fine voice. Miss Harter. the
violinist, he thinks, is beautiful player
OF that instrument. Others Of the
troupe are equally fine. The reserve
scat plat has been opened ct brakes.
Western Yearly Meeting, on Satur-
day, appointed Barnabas G. Hobbs,
Calvin w. Pritchard (editor of the
Chicago Christian Workasl. David
Hadley. Nathan III. CLARK. Samuel
Trublocd, William L.. psis- Eliza Arm
strong, Drusiii. wilson. Fran.as @.
1,oinda Edwards. and Martins
tblnford delegates to represent them
mere this week. All OF whom, except
probably one. are solidly opposed to the
outward observanns 0. --'fco
ofdin~scr-s
Oliver Edwards, of CIarksburg. Deca-
tur county, is visiting relatives and old |
friends IN this city. ii is a son of the
late Thomas Edwards, and his boy
hood and early manhood was spent
here. He was among the first to enlist |
in the Sixty ninth Indiana regiment. |
and he renamed with it until dischare-
ed by reason of wound received in |
battle, and which still causes him much |
suffering. He will leave with his fam
!ly this evening for Baxter Springs.
Kansas, where he expects to spend the
remainder OF his days
The labor meeting at Phillips Opera
House, Saturday night, was not as we'll
attended as was expected, from the fact
hat Saturday nights have demands
ipon the average workingman that can
lot be disregarded. He has to do his
and shopping, and there are
many calls upon his time that can not
e ignored. However, there was a fair
and all were apparently
auch edited by the candid, compre-
ensive manner in which MIR. Ralph |
Beaumont presented the objects and
inns of the Knights of Labor. He
,ade no pretensions to oratory. but in a |
way gave his audience a
slk that was much appreciated.