The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-10


A. young man slipped and fell on a
the pavement in Indianapolis, on the {
Fourth of July, and broke his thigh
Governor Morton and General Will I
Itch are advertised to speak at New
Albany on the 18th inst,
P B. Severson, manager of the
new opera-house at Lafayette, is ne
gotiating with Mr., Switzer, leader of I
the Charlottesville Silver Band, as
musical director of the orchestra.
Hon. James Wilson left Lafayette
for Washington City on Thursday
evening step probably preparatory
to taking his departure for South
America. 3.asl ao Ises
The Vevay Reueizle says a WigWam
of the Order of Red Men was organ
lied at Patriot, Switzerland County,
recently. /
Pollock, the mail-rider, informs the
Madison Courier that he counted |
three hundred wagons and buggies
going to and returning from Madison
in one day.
Coop INVESTMENT Union
State Central Committee of Ohio,
have ordered ten thousand copies Of
Governor Mortons recent great
speech. This will prove bad news for
Cops
Two railroad thieves were captured
in indianapolis on the evening OF the
Fourth, in the act of picking the
pocket of passenger in the train
about to leave, s,
The following Indianians were
among the graduating class at the Ma
val Academy last week: j. Ii. Day
ton. Thos. G. Ferrell and G. A. Bick-
nell, the latter a son of Judge Blck-
nell, of New Albany.
On Saturday last an arrangement
was effected between the indianapolis
and Cincinnati and the Indianapolis
and Lafayette Railroads by which the
latter. with all its interests, rolling
stock. shops, rights and privileges
masses into the hands of the /. q T.
for term of twenty years, to be ope-
rated in the interest of the former
road under its exclusive management
y Cattle stealing is in vogue IN the
vicinity of indianapolis. Two mel
living west of White River had SONS
stolen on Monday night, and one 0
them found his in slaughter pen il
b indianapolis, and the other recognize
the head of one of his in leathe
store
Since the man Kelly was killed 0
,rk the Jeffersonvil1e railroad, at tn
iu- Silver Creek bridge, the Company h;
on placed Waterman at that point t
ner keep the road clear at night. LII
first night, the Waterman saw SONAR
ghosts that he took to his heels al
could not be induced to return
duty.
A horse, attached to buggy W
- driven into the river at New Alban
on Friday last, and was drowned.
mule was drowned in the morning
the same place. N hoeo9
The City Council of Indianapo
has prohibited the blowing OF stes
whistles in the city. We presul
they will next prohibit the ringing
the artisans hammer and the maso
Us trowel.- Evansville Journal.
Don't say anything, Mr.. Jourr'
indianapolis copied after your city
that particularly Madison Courier.
Nary copy, Mr.. Courier. Eva
vile has not prohibited the blow
of steam whistles in thecity. She
prohibited steamboats, whistling
the wharf. That is all Eight or
< steamboats, whistling in turn at
Saw wharf can we'll be conceived as a J
sance. You are never subject to S
trial at Madison, and if your '
it could not interrupt business th
Here it does.
The Income returns for 1865
crews, Tippecanoe County, are publls
The largest income is that OF AID
Earl, outside the city, $4,000.
The largest in the city is, job
Reynolds, $780, 100: next, John
due, $26, 900; next, Owen Ball, s14
ates N. L. Pierce, s12,575; H. S.
s12,O06: w. S. Lingle, $10.860; {
Pierce, s10,402; A. G. Carna
INGS $40, 260; John W. Heath, s1(
= All others under $4,000. Th
less than half what it was last ye
q. a man named Henry Walters
epaired. cidently shot himself while cross
fence with loaded gun In his b