Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-28
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Az EEorEuExr-~we are infczned Of
the elopement OF the wife Of > val
known citizen Of this place, Mrs. Ellen
Hanson, and . young man named En-
erick. She has been resident of this
place for eight years. and with her econ
onv in household affairs, and the indus
try of her husband, have accumulated =
comfortable competency. Her para
mour is a young man of "a years of age,
well built, and Of fine appearance. The
affair has almost nndermined the reason
of the forsaken husband, who is quiet
and peaceable citizen. He has the con-
aolence of many friends Goshen Dens-
ocrat, l9t6
Max KILLED.-Ws are informed that
an old grey headed man was killed be-
tween Millersburg and Ligonier on Tues
day evening. He lived in Michigan, and
was on bis way to Ligonier from the
East, and when the train stopped at that
place, he did not hear the station named,
and came on to Millersburg, where be
got off and started back afoot The 9
o'clock freight came along, and not see
ing him, be was struck By the COW catch
err and instantly killed He is said to
have had the appearance of being
sober man, and the accident was owing
entirely to bis being little hard of hear
ing, and dimness of sight-B.
RoBBGRY AND MURDER-We are in
formed that Job Hams, of this county,
who went to Missouri q few weeks ago
to look at the country, with view Of
purchasing q farm and settling there,
has been killed and robbed. BE was an
old settler of this county and highly
esteemed-- Wdrsdic IHdidnian.
DESPERATE AFFRAY.-A difficulty oc-
CURED on Saturday night last between
Mr.. Fred Richards, printer employed
IN this Office, and the Colonel of Mis-
souri, colored regiment, which resulted
in the latter being so desperately cut up
with knife that his recovery is doubt
fall As the matter viii probably undergo
80 investigation to-day, we prefer not TO
speak of the matter IL detsil.-Indian-
apOlis Journal, 24th.
TERRIBLE AccID ENr.-Jno. B. McCord,
highly esteemed citizen Of Wabash
Township, in this county, met with q
horrible accident at his mill ON last FRI
day, the 10th inst, which resulted in bis
death on the following Saturday. The
particulars, as We learn them from .
friend, are as follows: While aftsm pting
to put rosin on q band that worked on a
large drum, he was caught by the band
and in an instant was drawn under the
drum, by which one arm was broken,
one Of bis knees completely mashed and
his head severely cut and bruised. he
was squeezed so tightly between the
belt and drum as to completely crush in
his breast, and to stop the machinery OF
the mill, which being discovered by the
engineer be ran up to learn the cause.
Mr.. McCord leaves wife bordering on
insanity from the effects of the dreadful
calamity, which togslhes with the fact
of her having long been an invalid, the
sympathies Of the whole community are
with her Copiflgton Friend.
MURDER NEAR RICHMOND, IsD.- On
the 18th of June Mrs. Davis, of Rich
mond, Ind, went to bakery late in The
evening to buy bread, and not returning
that night search was made for her the
next day, without avail. On the 4th Of
July here remains were found in mea.
dow near the city She had evidently
been purdered. saa 4ts