The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-15
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arranged. The motion was denied.
Harvey Watson, who says he is an
insurance broker, and says he lives at
he Fifth Avenue Hotel, was arrested
yesterday, charged with extensive rob
berries of property belonging to differ
ent boz aers atvarious hotels. slssss,iiss
- The base ball match for the cham
pionship, came off yesterday, at III O.
boken. Over $4,000 spectators were
PRESENT. The contestants were the
Atlantic Club, of Brooklyn, and Mu-
tual, of New York City. a It,was a
most exciting game. Seventeen runs
to the Mutuafs fifteen. AAs'sA
The 4ri5aRe' s Montreal special says !:
The entire Council sat for four hours
yesterday, at the Capitol. Matters dis
cussed were relative to the defeuse of
the marine border. 80
On ,sMenday,y al number of men.
thought to be Fenians, were on the
Grad Trunk road, going west. They
got off at the way stations, Cornwall,
Matilda and Edmonsburg, in threes
and fours, and dispersed in the, towns.
The attention OF the Government has
been called to- the fact, as the inten-
tion of the men, it is thought, is to
begin the firing of certain places,
WHICH. is to initiate the next attack
upon the Province. 6sla.5isa giiqalaqq
New York; Sept. 14s=A New Or
leans special to the Times says the
Chinese Emigration Agent has the
contract for the, delivery Of twenty
Thousand Celestial laborers, here in
time for next years crops.oE z ,dJguo9
g Al Washington special to the Times
says. there yWasla. slight disturbance
between the police and some negroes
last night, growing out of an attempt
to arrest a disorderly colored woman.
Pistols were fired, and, the police
driven of, but no serious damage was
DONE .bal sl'igTR#gI- a'S7i'0
NEw YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Posts
Washington special says Atthe close
Of business, yesterday, the Treasury
had about $50, ,OOO, 900 in gold. Ofthis
amount $64, SOC, 900 belonged to the
Z Government, the balance being gold
certificates. There will be no con-
siderable disbursements from the
, Treasury before n November,y when
$24, 100000 are to be paid for interest
ion the Five twentiest tIfsa9d sf1 1o4 /
New YORK Sept. IA. AMr. Joseph
Edge, the we'll known manufacturer
of fireworks, while in the act of step
ping into carriage in, Cedar Street
yesterday. was severely strangleds by a
Quid of tobacco lodging in his wind
pipe In his efforts to dislodge the
obstacle, a blood vessel was ruptured,
which it is feared will prove fatal.
At last accounts Mr.. Edge was in
IAN exceedingly critical condition A
g5 A Herald's Washington special
says:a During the Presidents absence
quite large number of applications
for pafdons from Southern partici-
pants In the late rebellion has accu-
mulated at the Office Of the Attorney
General, most of them having been
received there and at the White
House since theoIdeparture of the
Presidential party. tsat 18e tn9t.iie
The maiorityifof the petitions on
file now areGthosei whonwere excepted
from the, general amnesty by the first
and thirteenth sections of the amnes-
ty proclamation, who held petty offices
under the Confederate Government,
or were possessors of $4,000, or
more = 9f1e .nols4fta2gW
III noIecIs hnB llaH - II gas59aW
s New YoRK, Sept. IA Two new
cases and one death from, cholera are
all that are reported to-day inathe
city 9 tt5 .s 7ai 5ga,s , - 'f. i.t' 's,sgl 70
Is Gonzales and Pelicier, convicted
sof the murder of lOtero in Brooklyn
last November, were sentenced yester-
day to be hanged on the 18th of Octo-
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