The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-09

and Cleveland Railroad, oil whom they may
purchase a ticket for trip to Cleveland on
one of the fastest and most comfortable trains
in the United States, besides having the
satisfaction OF travelling through the whole
route under the conductorship of gentlemen
every way worthy of the confidence and pat
ronage CT the travelling public. The weather
has been while back excessively warm and
sultry, and long drought is creating appre-
tensions among the farmers, for their crops.
The earth is parched, Corn is dropping, Po-
tatoes roasting in the ground, and all nature
seems surfeited with sunshine. A man died
suddenly in Cleveland few days ago while
engaged in discharging freight from . steam
boat. from the effects Of drinking cold water,
while in an over-heated condition.
or A large FIRE occurred. in Pittsburgh
last Sabbath night, destroying the large
Warehouse of Clarke & Shaw, on the corner
of Wayne and Liberty streets, together with
several other Warehouses adjoining. The
FIRE originated in Canal boat lyingi in the
basin. Loss estimated at $4,000. The
firemen as usual had battle on the ground
which resulted in two men being killed and
several others badly whipped. Messrs. Clarke
& Shaw were insured in three oficesto the
amount of $4,000.
" A man named Michael Irwin was
killed on Sunday evening, by sign which
fell from the second story of a store or the
corner Of Smth6eld and second sasefsDtris
survived about 20 minutes.
IN Monongahela city
containing Saw. Grisi and Planning mill and
Woller factory, was destroyed by fire on
Monday night last, loss, about $4,000 and no.
insurance. The fire was the work Of an in.
cendiary, and the third attempt that had been
made within one week to burn the Establish.
ment. Mr.. Walker the owner intended to
have had it insured, tSo days after the Ere
occurred.
VA man by the name Ed. Snowdep
and coal boat pilot got into an alteration
)na drinking house Thursday evn'g, in which
Snowden inflicted three severe wounds with
knife on the arm of his antagonist. The
wounds are not considered dangerous and
Snowdon is at large.
~ A bloody ARRAY occurred ,hou. .
O'Clock yesterday (Friday) afternoon. at the
Lager Beer House, Athenium Buildings, Lib.
er,y street. A party of seven men. all more
or less intoxicated, entered the bar room and
called for beer, after taking drink and nav.
ing their BILL four of the party lief, the house.
me remaining three continued to drink and
on leaving refused to pay for their LIQUOR
Inc oar'keeper demanded his pay. thew .
refused and commenced THROWING the o,,... t
ABOUT the room, and acting in riotous man.
her' kei'erman, the bar-keeper, remonstr,t. /,
co. when ne was sliced and held aero, .. tho =
counter oy one man while another stabbed q
MIN IN the back, Lenssler the oro,,;.,o-
came 10 MS assistance but had scarcely en- 8
'ereo the room, when he was stabbed in ,bs .
sue oy one OF the assai'ants named Er,,L v
Porter son of Judge Porter, of Pi,tsburoh Il
Inc Knife entered Lenssler's uno. u.I. t.
soppos'ng ne was dying called for nj. w;ea =
AFTER receiving the wound he fell into u. Is
arms OF herman named Ferdinand K,;..r Sc
'"o while In this position another wound ..' p
inflicted in his abdomen. The 6vbt now 49, o.
'ame general. Kaiser himself w.. :,
wounded in the head and Kellerman aI.o =. tn
'eVed additional wounds, one on his h..aI
'hd another In his left breast. Lan.slo,,.
MUSICIANS pronounce him beyond the moss. =
Unity OF recovery. Kellerman NAV recovo. ~ ~
The bar-room is besmcared with Nil -. r.
he excitement in the vicinity is intense re
."o oil the aggressors, Frank Porter and =,
gorge Lewis were arrested, the former a. ~
II a desperate resistance. The third ono g,
,ade his escape. ''u o"e 81
w A boy went into the Allsoh.
0a'ne' on last Thursday evening. He w
e"tured out little too far, and was c,r,;..
WY oy very strong current that eris,s n na
'at particular place and was drowned
"" f"oay at noon two more bows .oeJI
'out H. operatives in the Eagle Co,,o, f..
ry' went to battle in the same dapge,ou.
ace one OF them ventured beyond his den,b I,
10 was drawn into the current, his l;t,Ie RAJ
mrade seeing his situation, boldly wen, 70 rial
rescue, both were lost. The bodice 49,.
covered IN short time by persons who had 49,.
'tened out in skifs to save them, bu. Life n me