The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-07
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paign of 1914; was at the battle of Tippe-
canoe, and also commanded a company of
rangers in the celebrated Black Hawk War.
He had filed with honor several of the most
important civil offices of his native county,
and his death VIII be mourned by numer-
Gus friends. r
VIM Heberd, Esq, wealthy citizen of
Vincennes, died very suddenly in that city
on Monday. Feeling slightly indisposed, he
stepped into drug store to get few drops
of Jamaica ginger. He turned to leave the
store, but sunk to the floor he arose, but
fell a second time. He was removed to the
office of physician close at hand, but ex-
pired in an hour from his first attack, sur
rounded by his wife and children. His dis
ease was an affection of the heart.
The State Sentinel contains the testimony
adduced in the Morgan county election
fraud case. The testimony, as published in
the Sentinel is damaging to the Republican
cause, and it will but little become them in
the ceater of the State to pirate of honesty
until they can explain away or disprove
the damnable frauds they were guilty of in
the last election in Morgan county. Those
proven guilty of the fraud, ought to serve
term in the penitentiary. 1t makes no diff
ference which party is guilty of acts of this
kind, the crime is the same, and the Sc
verest penalties of the law should be visited
upon its violators.
a brother of Coppie, one of the prisoners
at Charlestown, was arrested on tue Both
ultimo, about &c miles from that town. He
was disguised. Cook recognized him. All
the other prisoners refused to identify him.
About all the good Cooks friends from this
State did him was to induce him to act a
dishonorable part towards his fellow-associ-
ates, without in the least improving his own
/ condition.
A new paper, to be called the american
! Bohen,iai is to be issued in Racine, Wis
consin, during the present month. The Bo-
| hemian population in the United States is
| said to be over quarter of million, and
hitherto they have not been able TO keep up
/ with the times, in consequence OF their not
understanding either German or English.
| \ correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette writes that paper under the date OF
Friday, from Eaton; Ohio: "This morning
at clock our quiet village was aroused
by the tolling OF every Loil in the town,
and As the inquiry passed along, What
does this mean the answer was, This in
honor of old Ossawattomie Brown This
is the feeling of our people,
y man named Charles Martin stabbed his
| friend, John r. Matheson, in Cleveland,
| Ohio, on Friday night last. The difficulty
! grew out OF a desire on the part Of Matheson
to be proposed to a Masonic Lodge which
| Martin refused to do. \ quarrel ensued,
which terminated by Martin stabbing Math-
| es0n in the abdomen.
Samuel Judah, Esq, was expelled from
the Board of Trustees of the Yincennes
University on Monday. His conduct is al
| legged to have brought disgrace and discredit
upon the L University. His ability asa lawyer
brought an immense sum of money into its
Golfers
| Senator Sumner has been chosen foreign
| associate member of the French Society Of
Political Economy at PARIS. lie is the first
American on whom this honor has been
| conferred.
\ single lady named Sophia Minister,
committed suicide in Cincinnati 10y taking
laudanum. Mental arrangement assigned
| as the cause.
Alfred Kelly, distinguished politician
of Ohio, died at his residence in Columbui,
on Thursday night last.