Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20


paper:
First Batch OF Headings.
TIE CoNEpIRACY-THE TERRIBLE Sc
oUEL TO THE MUBDER OF THE PkESlpEHT
RARRoLD AZTERoTH. AND MRS. sURRATT
TO BE BANGED EDTO-DAY-MUDD, O'LAUGH-
LIN AND ARNOLD TO BE IMPRlsONED FOB
TO Sc IMPRISONED FOR
SIX xYEARs-PREPABIEG FOR THIS EXEOU-
TIoN-How THE CONDEMNED RECEIVED
THE DkEAD INTELLIGEHCE-" PAYNE
COOL AND OECEREED-BO0TH'S AC-
COMPLIOE BREAKS DoWN-PITIFUL DE.
MFANOR OF ATZsROTH = REwARKBLE
FIRMNEsS OF MRS. sURRATT-EPFOkF6 TO
BrAIN REPRIEvE-PRoBAGLE FAIL.
URR OF TIE EATTEMPT-ETC Ito ET6.
second ID atch OF Headings.
WEsTEsS cYedoSE1Aw " sUL w,ssaEs,m EJECT
A VILLAGE DEsrEoYED-oHE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTEEN PARSONS KILLED AND
WOUHDED-HORRIBLE SCENH OF tEATH
POPULATION - IHsTANTAHE EoUs TRANS
FORMATION OF ORDER TO CaAo: "A
sOsooL.HoUsE AND ITS OCCUPANTS
sAw-LOGs TOSSED LINE FEATdERS.-
HOsSE5 AND WAGONS LIFTED ABOVE TIE
TRFE5-RUILDINGS PEDU0ED TO Sd VERS
AN DEsOKIBABLE sEIGd ~ TERROk
AND DEsrRUOTI0H-kTC., ETC, ETC.
Third Hatch OF Headings.
AFIooD OF FHoRRoRs-THE Exc 1UTI0H
OF WILLIAM PELL, AT WAUkEGAE, FOR
THE MUHDER OF RUrH BRIDEN HISTORY
OF TIE TRAGEDY-DYIN0 SPEECH OF THE
CONDEMNED NAN DOUBLE MUROER Is
PHILADEbHHTA-TW MEN KILLED BY A
WOMAN OF tn E TOWN. no a E0 AND JULIET
IN ST. LoUIS-SUICIDE OF TWO UNHAPPY
LOVERS-raE B0WBAHSvILLE bSsASSl-
NATIoN-THE PENALTY OF kEEPIeG :! A
WOMAE's LETTERS-MATRIOIDE BY LU.
NATIC-HORRIHLE CASE OF POISONING IN
sWEDEN-A CLE3I0AL VILLAIN--ARsEE1C nc
ADMlnI TERED AT THE COMMUNION Ia
BILE, ETo., ETC.
other Headings.
FIRKMEN'S RIOTS - FIGHTS BETWEEN
HOSE COMPANIES Is AND 40 AND Is AND I6
LAST NIGHT-DESPERATE AN D PR0TRACT-
ED AFFRAYs-ARRE5f OF SEVERAL OF
THE BELLIGEBEHTs-ETo., ETC., ETo.
Another Terrible Tornado.
THE TORNADO ~ IowA-FURY OF THE
HURRICANE IMMENSE DAMAGE TO
RTY-DEsTRUCTlVEF FLOODS.
Shocking Tragedy.
A DOUBLE MURDER IEA HOUSE OF ILL
FAME-A WOMAN KILLS TWO MEN.
A Sad story of True Love.
A YOUNG LADY browns HERSELF BE
MORSE OF HEB LOVER, HE SHOOTS HIM
SELF.
A. Canadian Miss Harris.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE SHOOT.
ING AFFAIR AT BOWMANVILLE. OANA-
DA WEST--A MAN SHOT FOR KEEPING
LADY's LETTER.
Matricids.
A CRAZY MAN KILLS HIS MOTHER-HE II
MAD WITH RELIGIOUS ENThUsIAsM.
A Clerical vtIIain.
| WHOLESALE POISONING By A SWEDISH
OLERGYMAH - THREE PERSONS MUIR
DERED-EARRoW ESCAPE OF FoU2FE
| vICTIM-ETO, ETC.
! GENERAL LoGAE's VETERAN COW.
The New York papers of July 5tl
contained whole pages of most extrava
CANT writing descriptive Of the mar
ner in which the Fourth of Jul,
was celebrated in that city, t
read these accounts one would SUI
pose that the like was never seen o
heard at any time or anywhere, sine
the stars sang together at the creation
How much OF truth there was in thes
descriptions may be ascertained fror
the following comments of plai
Western man, who tells the Indianspol
Journal what he saw:
THE GRAND CELEBRATION.
Twas much surprised the morning o
the 5th to pick up the papers and di
cover what q Colossal and splendid ce
ebration of the Fourth we had had. Th
accounts in the Herald, Tribune an
Times must have filled at least fiftee
: or sixteen columns in each journa
D Reading them, one would have suppose
, no triumph of the Roman emperors, n
pomp of the Babylonian kings, no ma
ni6cence of Assyrian monarchs evl
equalled the parade and display
' Tuesday.
, / was in the house of friend in Fif
Avenue when the procession passed
9 and looking out of the window, So
g nothing but few Thousand militia, we
= dressed and drilled, with two or thre
hundred veterans who looked worn al
wretched and fatigued, moving languic
: ly By.
i There was good deal of very tole
0 able music, and dense throng of Il
4 sovereigns on the sidewalks and stret
who followed the soldiers as if each ol
. owed them bill, and was going out
: existence the moment after the review
-e That was very sorry demonstrate
w thought, and was mortified until
saw the papers, when l felt reassur
and tranquil at once. Nothing like th
10 was on record. New York had 81
II passed herself, and covered he's
10 with immortal honors aud fadeless 1au
u els of patriotism.
"a The burning of Barnum's Museu
?. furnished another rich theme for t
at sensation newsmongers. According
h the readers of the New York papers g
lvt treated to column after column of t
al most fanciful, most distorted, most i
"A possible details, which they are expe
,, ed to accept as an accurate descripti
of a scene which was sufficiently
l. posing OF itself without such abomina
al Misrepresentation. The whole accoI
a. reads so much like one of Baron NJ
yb chausen's stories, that plain peo
III might reasonably be excused for c
,5 cluding that the whole thing was the
!. spring of disordered imagination g
that there was neither FIRE nor g 3
nuns Museum. We furnish our re
he ers with one of the numerous impro
OF BILE yarns with which the New York
=, pers RECALLED their readers in connect
Sc, with ths Ere:
ost One of the most amusing incidsnt
1 this reRrecf was in connection with