The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-17

blackberry Tdue dG LIldp pOlHI II do-
'suming gigantic proportions. Eight
hundred bushels were shipped on
Wednesdayon the Mail Line, at twenty
cents pei stand, freight. The Peor
pies Line offer to carry them for ff-
teen cents, and will probably get the
trade. One hundred and forty thou.
sand dollars worth Of berries were
shipped in four weeks from Madison
last year, and the yield this season
will be much larger.
A man named Fielding Bearaly
lost his life at Bloomfield, Greene
County, Hast week while engaged in
cleaning we'll. Charcoal had been
burned i'm the we'll to destroy the
poisonous, gases, aud the man. become,
ing exhh busted by the fumes of the
charcoal, or by noxious gas, an at
tempt W hs made to draw him up by a.
rope al ound his body The rope
broke when he was near the top and
he fell to the bottom, and when hauled
out was dead. .4oo.1hss EEfGM -
A murderer and horse thief named
Holler a nd Wagonef9eseap from the.
Fayette CoaunntyisJail aon ithesnight of
the 9Th instant, and have not been
re-arraStad .aAa8Et III "a
Miss E liza BraKahiOa young lady IN
the family.of Aug dBoughton, the,
painter, was accidently poisoned the
other day, by taking a. dose of5white
vitriol instead salts The prompt adj
ministration of an emetic, under the
direction Of Dr. Ipgersol, relieved
her-Ldtdyette Eoa19el'.
SUICIDEa4A citizen of this county,
living near Owersboro, by the name
of Samuel Cobb, committed suicide
by hanging himself, last Monday week.
II IS SUPPOSED theeact was done while
the deceased was laboring under tenn
porary mehta alteration, as it had
been observed that hep had not 4been
in his right mind for Some time,
though i'll had not been deemed necesr
sary to place any restraint upon his
actions Bloomfield Indi0niogidt 7ai2,
,ilaiffGU 10 gfsH ant3iEtH ~.
A shof IT. but spirited race. took
place a few days ago between, two
trains on the, iTerre Haute and In
dianapolis and the Louisville, New
Albany, and Chicago Railroads, from
the junction below Greencastle, where
the roads run parallel and close to-
gether for about mile The train on
the latter road, it is said, beat. q 81 @f
The Rockport Umpire says that
Mr.. Ii! s. Gilkey, the Republican
Postmaster at that place, has been re
moved, and Hunter c.. Mears, a
johnson Democrat, appointed in
2 s1EaEs11oau SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Dr D. D.
Hall, while riding in his sulky to
make professional calls upon his pa
tients in the country near Corners
vile. on last Thursday afternoon, was
! thrown from the vehicle and very Sc
riously hu rt.
UpT98Y9D4 D WIS.,
A small boy, who went into the
river to battle near Smyser's mill, be-
low Jacksonville, was, carried away
by the current and drowned.
A young lady named Carberry, liy-
ing near Richmond, Indiana, was
badly burned in attempting to make
! the fire burn brisker, by pouring coal
oil on it from attn can. The can
burst of course and scattered theoil
over her clothes, and before assist
ance reached her, burned her so
severely that it is feared she cannot
| recover. a-------
A man n AIMED Isaac d. Peters was
run over and killed by train at
Schenck's Station.D p dI0Hsaisa .
! GIpsIEs. IA band of strolling gip.
sizes are encamped about mile west
of town. The saffron -colored women
stroll over town, begging food and
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