Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1889-12-14
LOCAL PICKUPs.

| Elder William j. Howe il q1ite ill
copfioed to his bed.
This week ends with seventeen IN
fortunAtes behind the bars in the county
Jail.
The Ivy Club had . special meeting
last evening and made arrangements for
. holiday social.
Henry Steincamp's horse took the
CHAMBERS and Was ordered killed By the
doctor this morning.
Germans Lodge, K. OF p. conferred
| the second degree last night, and the
team did excellent work.
w. p. O'Neall sprained his back
while hitting 1t the Hoosier Drill Works
yesterday, and this morning he is unable
to work.
The Wayne township schools will
close for holiday vacation on the 20lh
OF December, and reopen on Monday,
January q.
The holiday vacation at Earlhsm
College will commence next Tuesday.
Quite . number OF students went to
their homes to day.
Presiding Elder Stabler is holding
quarterly meeting 1t Greensboro to day,
aad will hold quarterly meeting At
ECONOMY TO- morrow.
An eight-year old son of Chris Cut
| ter, of West Riohm ond, fell off the fens Sc
last night and broke the bone in the
right leg just above the ankle.
Ben G. Hill. injured by being thrown
from No. 3 hose wagon, while driving to
. fire, il able to be around on crutches,
and hopes to be soon able to resume
duty.
The Richmond Light Guards had
| their regular meeting tor drill last
night. The boys are improving rapidly
and are now ready to be mustered into
the State service.
Ben Eye. j. G Collins aud Ed c..
Dickinson are attending the shooting
match for turkeys az smpbellstown.O :.
to day. They are first class shots and
rarely fail to secure prizes.
The Protective Onion will meet At
the residence of Isaac Cause, North
Thirteenth street, on Monday next at
2 30. Important business will be trans
acted. By order OF the secretary.
To morrow will be the working mans
day OF rest. and he should improve it TO
the best sdvsni age. Oar churches
afford an excellent opportunity for
spending an hour pleasantly AID prof
ably.
Robert Conley and Richard Williams
attended the Nineteenth Indiana regi
ment ct Winchester. and corroborate
the published statement that it was the
best reunion ever held by that regi
nent.
II speak within bounds, sir" said the
prisoner in the dock. when addressing
the jury. We speak knowingly when
We declare with enthusiasm the great
benefits of DR.. Bulls famous Cough
Syrup.
Captain Shelly, postmaster at New
Castle, and wife, spent yesterday after.
noon in this CITY. the guests OF Major
and Mrs j. j. Finney. Captain Shelly
was . gallant soldier in the Nineteenth
Indiana.
Swearing off time" 10 near ct hand.
Would it not be we'll tor those who CON-
template turning over = new Leaf" to
practice little self denial in advance.
1t will enable them to stand firm. and
be better fitted to carry out the good
resolves they may make.
The temperature yesterday afternoon
at 3 o. clock was sixty four degrees above
zsro-almost summer heat. Fires were
uncomfortable and heavy wraps we're .
burden. Such weather on the 18th day
of December is worthy of being record
ed IS . strange occurrence.
Miss Sadie Conner, Sou tn Fourteenth
street. entertained about twenty friends
last night in commemoration OF her
fifteenth birthday anniversary, and they
had . few hours OF rare enjoyment.
There WAS music, merry games and .
general good time. Choice Refreshments
were served ut IL O'Clock.
Miss Snowman preached IN interest.
ing sermoa .. the Evangelical mission
last night. Quite an interesting after
service followed, which was a blessed
service indeed. With Rev Orth ut the
organ good music was prominent tea
ture. Services tonight 1t 7:30; to.
morrow At 1870 Am. aud z pm. AL
invited.
A report is current that Lee Kelly
will not be . candidate for councilman
in the Second Ward. which is mislead
ing. Mr.. Kelly's position Is this: II,
will make no effort to secure the cleo
ton. but if the voters of the Seconc
Ward desire him to serve them in tn,
council he will do 90 to the best of hi
ability it elected.
A Panhandle freight train WAS de
rallied near the bridge over the Wabasi
1T Logansport last night, which badI,
iuterfered with the passenger travel
The train from Chicago due here .
4 80 this morning did not arrive until
.. m, having had to go to Peru and iron
there to Kokomo. where the Panhandle
was roachod The tr.cE Ia nnu Ciaaret