The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30

Several cows have been poisoned
near Terre Haute, recently.
Six picnics were held in the vicini-
ty Of Indianapolis last week.
A number of cows have died in the
vicinity of Madison, Indiana, by milk
fever.
1t is said that very few farmers re-
port themselves liable to income tax,
the present year.
Tie Henry County Times has fizzled
out. A credit to Henry County.
Judge Embree, of Indiana, is a
member of the Board of West Point
Examiners. ~
The Republican is the title of new
Union paper just started in Logans-
port, 1t is quarto, and is published
by William l.. Mcconnell and John A.
Farrell. .@s
Captain Skinner, formerly of the
63d regiment, died at Valparaiso on
Tuesday last, in the twenty third year
of his age.
The Baptist Association will con-
vene at their new church in Warsaw
on the 1st of June, and quite a num-
Der of delegates from a distance are
expected to be present.
A young man named Downey was
thrown from milk wagon, in Indi-
annapolis, on Sunday morning, and Sc
riously if not fatally injured.
In Richmond, Indiana, telegraph
wire has been run into the Com
mercial College, and students are to
be taught the art of Telegraphing in
connection with their commercial
education
The returned soldiers of Mont
gomery County are making arrange
ments to have grand reunion and
celebration on the 18th of July, when
ali the soldiers Of Montgomery County
are expected to meet together
VIM. Leonard, the engineer who
was so badly injured at the bridge
near Connersville several weeks ago,
has died of his injuries. His widow
receives a life insurance policy of
s., 600.
The Universalist Church, at Lo-
gansport, erected by bequest of the
late David Pollard, was dedicated, on
Sunday, 18th inst, and $1,304 were
raised for improvements.
A young man, named John Moran,
was run away with and killed by a
pair of horses he was starting to the
field to pillow with, in Carroll County,
last week.
A man named Williams was con-
victed of robbery in the Tippecanoe
Circuit Court, last week, and SEN
fenced to FIVE years in the Penitentia-
ry, and prohibited from voting the
Copperhead ticket for seven years.
Lizzie Mcdaniel, young lady liv-
ing at Spencer, Owen County, died
last Wednesday morning from the
effects of inhaling the vapor from
Costars rat poison.
A young lady named Miss Jennie
Hays, of New Albany, was thrown
from buggy, near Utica, on Sunday
morning, and both her legs broken.
Her escort, Mr.. Deitz, escaped with
but slight injury.
Daniel Knowyer was very seriously
stabbed by Oscar Gallagher, in New
Albany, on Saturday night. Bad
whisky was the cause.
We regret to learn that little
daughter Of Captain Stineback was
badly hurt by accident yesterday at a
picnic.-Madison Courier.
The Fenian company that has been
organizing In this city has received
orders to report at Indianapolis, and
will go to-day. The company num-
bers forty-three men, all young men
married men not being called on at
present. Wabash Cypress
A horticultural exhibition takes
place at Dowling's Hall, Terre Haute,
on Thursday and Friday of this week.
The State horticultural Society meets
in that city at the same time.
We learn that about two hundred
cords of wood piled along the Rail
road about three miles north of this
place, was burned up during Saturday
night. Cause of fire unknown to US
Castle Courier.
The Philomathean Society of the
Indiana Female College held its first
public exercises on Friday evening,
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