The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-14
STATE ITEMS.

and the North West, on recuperatlng
tohr Happy Perry We wish we
were With yeu. ED /
DIR. Jos. Fitzpatrick and John A.
Milleryof Blufton, have been. held to
| bail on a charge of having produced
abortion on young woman named
Elizabeth Sturgis, q 4 /
SUIT Hatfield killed Tom Walker at
Raleigh. Indiana, eng the 4th, in a
quarrel. cutting the femoral artery.
Hatfield is in jail at Morganfeldl
Both had been guerrilas.-IndiGaa-
polls JourpaIT zaela bas gsaao easoii7
,sWhere abonts in Indiana is
Rsleigh, Mr.. Joarisa1, and how far is
it from Morganfeld2 You have evil
IDENTIFY been taking lessons in geogra7
ply 4romrthe Madison Courier man.o
< case of wiife-whipping5 occurred
in Lafayette a day or two ago The
scouadrelw arrested, but the wife
refused to appear against him. Two
neighbors, however, gave him good
thrashipg, for which they were tried
before a justice, who. fined them one
cent each, with costs, and RENTED
the costs. Another wife-whipper was.
lodged IN jail. { sitAfsfSs0 aaAa
There were S7dnterments in the
cemeteries of indianapolis during the
month of June. The, Journal says
Isthat is a less Number than has been
reported in any one month for FIVE
years. 1t
The work has commenced on the
Michigan City Hafbof.h 1t will have
sufficient depth, when finished, to-
float the largest ship on the lakes.
The Decatur County Press pub
fishes aseall for a Soldiers Meeting
in Greensburg, on the 18th instant,
signed by column of names Of sol7
diers. Gems. Ben. Harrison and Ben
Spooner are expected to address the
meetingH Let the Democratic press
again howl
Captain Garland B. Shelledy is an
nounced as a candidate for Auditor,
In Vigo County. Captain Shelledy
was a faithful soldier Of the Old 18th
Indiana volunteers, and was severely
wounded in the battle of Antietam,
and was afterwards discharged from
the service as being unable to do duty
owing to the wound received. ~
The Randolph Journal advertises
temperance lecturer named Milburn,
for cutting" on a printing bill made
at that office, and calls on its cotem-
poraries to help him with an occasion
al kick. u aEEBHEFE a
Well, let him be kicked.
A lady in New Albany was assault
ed few days ago by an insane man,
but, by bravely facing the lunatic, dis
armed him. An effort is being made
to show his insanity legally, that he
may be sent to the asylum.
The Randolph Union County Con
vention nominated the following can
didates last Saturday:
S. p Heretin, Coroner.
III
Phillip Decker, Commissioner.
Indianapolis Gazette
As the Union Convention of Van
derburg County on Saturday last,
nominated Col. Rheinlander for
Treasurer, and Phillip Decker for
Commissioner Of this County, we OBJ
ject to the Union men of Randolph
running them We protest. #a1
81 PoIsoNED.-John Lane, his wife
and sister, were poisoned, at Indian
apolis, on Saturday last, by eating
raspberries, and are said to be in a
precario GUS condition. One physician
says the poision was strichnine, while
another gives US the opinion that the
effect was produced by allowing the
berries to stand in a painted wooden
J bucket.
.AccIDENT-Dr. w : HI PiferS was
seriously injured yesterday by the ex
plosiOn of some part of the apparatus
used in the mechanical part of hi:
profession of dentistry. He was very
badly burned about the face and eyes
but managed to grope his way to +;
, neighboring drug store, where tenn
porary relief was afforded him, anC
was afterwards taken home and made
as comfortable as circumstances, would
allow.-Latoyette Journal. gasb
DR.. Pifer and we visited the Fed
eral lines before Corinth in company
saw General Halleck; and it is sig
nifcant fact that two days after Gen
eral Beauregard left. We don't sa,
} it was because Pifer was out there
but history is history. r ~
A Mr.. Bemillar, of Allen County
offers to furnish to the Agriculture
Society of Allen County in glass cases
two hundred and fifty specimens o