The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19
ARRIVAL OE TIL;
STAR OF THE WEST.


The steamship Star OF the West, with San
Juan dates to the u, arrived this morning
She brings $4,000 in gold
She PARTED company with the Daniel
Webster at New Orleans
San Juan - as healthy.
WlLmIyeTOY, N. c., Oct. Is.
The Wilmington Herald states thar the
Webster movement in that city has been
abandoned. AZ meeting cid on the llth,
only Eve persons were present, ard IA r, s1Iu-
ton was adopted breaking up the organza-
ton.
Day,.l Schely, editor ofthe Frederick (Md.)
Examiner, q, I'd yesterday
Fi.rida Election.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Is.
Rosa county-Ward 90 m ior ~.
Escambia cOunty-BroHne 20 majority.
Nassau county-Browne 10 majority.
The Democrats gain in the above counti's
composed with the vote Of 1918 is 90. The
Wing loss in % counties heard from is 3l5.
BALTIMORE, Oct. -, ".
Tier. are - counties t. be- heard from in
Florida, whi,h gave III 1913, so m@jj. CAbell
(Whig). for Congress, runs ahead % votes
OF Ward (Whig) COR Governor IS far az .!c@r.
from.
BUTyALo, Oct. 10. P, II.
4 reliable despatch from Cleveland says
that the Democratic ms ilrity is cut down ).
600 or 5000 and it is thought it will be sui
lower.
PHILADELP1IIA, Oct. -. p. H.
Olicial-City and county, Hopkins, Demo
crat Canal Commissioner 5S2 majority;
Burlington, Wing, Supreme Judge 36S, Flo
renee, Democrat, LIST Congressional district
1897 majority: Robbins, Democrat, Sd district
elected; 18th district Mitt Dem, 1897 mgioyi-
ny. The whole number Of votes cast near
! ~ 10000 Browne, Wing is elected Regis
ter. his opponent will contest his election.
BosT0E, Oct H.
The State Temperance Convention passed
resolutions in favor OF the Maine Law, and
that they will refuse 10 vote for any man op-
posed to It.
V. w. Smith. telegraph operator is under
arrest for attempting TO defrand life insu-
rance company Of $1,000.
New YORK, Oct. IL.
| y large meeting OF the Wings was held
/ last night to give an expression in regard to
/ the recent Outrages in Cuba upon American
rights. Resolutions were adopted which con-
/ NiNNNN III bAt iuil8ud1t VI hlF. Cldf ~ TIE
| American minister at Spain, "that we can
not allow transfer of the Island to any
European power" There were July 5000
persons at the meeting.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
The President has appointed Capt. French
OF the U. 5. army. and Lieut.. Comm ,ndor
Hunter of the navy, as commissioners to pro-
coed to Mexico 20 examine GARDENERS mines,
if they exist.
! WAsHINGToN, Oct l2
/ IL is understood that the most decided and
prompt measures have been taken by our gov
ernment relative TO the late CUBAN outrage,
and sh Iuld the reports prove true ample salts
faction will be demanded and enforced. 1t
is further stated tha. special agent will at
once be despatched in government vessel TO
the scene Ofthe ou.rages.
Mr. SOule, of the Senate Committee on
Mexi,an Claims. let1 yesterday afternoon for
New York, to put the committee, ap pointed to
iexamine the Gardiner mines in Mexico, on
their way.
PTTsBURGH, Oct. Is. u. NJ.
Ofiicisl returns-3 ,ir county, Reed, Wig
for Sheriff Sij majority; Hoffman, 40.
l Hewitt 800; Burlington 5J2.
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 10, VI.
There are feet 10 inches water and TALL
ing Weather cool and cloudy.
! NEW ALBANY. Ia, Oct. Is, p. NJ.
Geo. e. Dunn is addressing an immense
assemblage of Wings at the Market House.
Great enthusiasm prevails, cannons are firing,
and boniires are burning. The Wings are
not all deadyet.
MlnwAUKIE, Oct. 10.
i Yesterday Ann Wheeler shot dead her
seducer in tn streets. His name was Lace.