The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-02
STATE NEWS.

maLney are about TO nave steam nre
engine in Terre Haute.
The peach buds were all killed in
Fayette County, by the sleets of last
winter. The apple, cherry and plum
trees promise well.
South Bend is rapidly becoming a
manufacturing city. The annual pro-
ducts of her various manufactures
are estimated at 81 ,581, 900.
The Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
Railroad Company paid revenue tax
of 1888 IL on the gross receipts of
the road for the month of March.
The Tippecanoe County Jail is full
to OVERLOOKING A general cleaning
kout is expected this, week, vas Judge
Test is now holding his Court in
that county.
Geo. Rossin was badly squeezed a
few days ago between two cars at the
junction of the Terre Haute and the
New Albany & Chicago Railroads,
near Greencastle. 1t is thought he
will recover. 81
The State Agricultural Society will
meet in Terre Haute in the latter
part of May and first of June, in con-
nection with the Vigo County organi-
zation 81
II FREDERICKSBURG plyipgza profta bic
business at Lafayette. They infest
the railroad depots, and, making a.
rush as passengers are leaving the
cars, go through Athem with great
celebrity as well as dexterity.
Nehemiah Smith was drowned near
North Liberty, st. Joseph County, on
the 10th Of April, while attempting to
cross mill race on the stringers of
an old bridge. He was 40 years of
age, and leavesta large family. sa,
They had rumor at Connersville
the other day. to the effect that Gen
Grant had dispersed Congress at the
point Of the bayoner. Gen. Grant,
would never lend himself to any such
project, nor would President johnson
dare to order it. rs
The Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rail-
road Company have bought the Indi-l
annapolis & Lafayette road; and work,
has been suspended on the new line
to Lafayette via. Danville, much to
the disgust Of hepeeple Of Hendricks
County 1
A female pickpocket was arrested
in indianapolis, on Saturday, while
practicing the lady-like profession of
4 going through people s clothes in
an auction room. She had secured
two well-flled wallets, and was fishing
for the third when she was arrested
Re-. W. w. Curry, the editor of
the New Albany Commercial, has ac4
scepted the pasterateef the Universal-
list Church at Logansport. &c
we understand the Neal Manu-
featuring Company IN this city will
commence operations. next week. with
a cspitalof, 300 ,oQ el eNadison Coa4a
7-ter. 8aR
James Raightsel, Clay County,
was brought before the Mayor of
| GFeeneastle last Tuesday morning. on
charge of bastardy, urged by Eliza
Jane Brana. The case was comnro-
missed By Rghtsel paying ss25 to the
aggrieved party. - td1o
Henry Nelson, of indianapolis, the
recently defeated Democratic candi-
date for Township Trustee in that.
city, has been appointed by the De-
| partment at Washington, Superin-
tendent Of improvements and repairs
of the Post Office buildingat Indiana
polls.
We are informed BY J afnes A. Scott
Esq, tina. James Folsom, of this city.
has been honorably acquitted in the
! Circuit Court Of Pulaski and Giles.
Counties, Tennessee, of the charge of
embezzlement preferred against him
by DR.. &c beTfs + Mr. Scott was the
attorney of Mr. Folsom.-P stts.dEs
Banner. 7,
The Charlottesville :. Journal very
truly says: More than ten thousand
,6raEe but unfortunate defenders of
Indiana good name and honorable
fame lie buried beneath the soil at
Andersonville, victims Of Democratic
dIsregard for fgeo the he result zooff5a legal
e High life has its ups and dozens.
i There IS 4 runior that certain indi-a
\ yidual IN town. is the owner of a
large amount of real estate left his
family and fourishing- business, last
Wednesday morning, and eloped with
/ a fair but frail eprass widnrr p We