The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-18
STATE TEENS.


Floyd County Jail, What has become
of all the Democrats of New Albany =?
The funeral of Mr.. Charles Wood,
ofTerre Haute, took place last Thurs
day, and was very largely attended.
The Fenians who went to 1.-THE
war;" from Terre Haute, have tele-
graphed for money to pay their way
back. u 4z.--.u-rr
The City Council of Fort Wayne
on Tuesday night passed series of
resolutions highly eulogizing Hon.
Samuel Hanna, and deeply lamenting
his death. He was one of the best
citizens of Fort Wayne.
Judge Solomon Claypool, of Green
castle, has been nominated by the
Democracy of the 18th District, as their
candidate for Congress.
Hon. James Harlan, Secretary of
the Interior, has just been on a visit
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County.
In West Richmond. last week,
several animals were injured by a
knife in the hands of rufian UNI
known. A cow and hog have since
died.-RichDaOnd PollodiuDs.
A man named Stineman laid his
head on the track of the Great West
ern Railroad, near Coblentz station,
last Monday, and had it cut off clean.
Suicide. .-.[-,-
; The steamer Romeo, Captain N.
Shoemaker, carried the Sunday
Schools of the two Presbyterian
Churches of Terre Haute to Durkee's
Ferry, on Thursday, for picnic pur-
poses.
Hon. Ira Grayer has been nominal
ted for Congress by the Union men Of
the 4th District. He is good man,
faithfully served his country. and
ought to, and we hope will be, elected.
FL. W. Harrington, of Jefferson
County, has been nominated for Com
gress by the Milligan Democracy Of
the Third Congressional District. He
was the representative of that District
two years ago. Jason B. Brown, of
the celebrated firm of Packard &
Brown, was a candidate, but with
drew after the first balloting. Frank
III. Emmerson received 314 votes on
the second balloting; Harrington,
454. ief faI 9Et g
We regret to see bitter quarrel
going on between Gen. Cruft, of the
Wabash Express, and Col. r. N.
Hudson, former proprietor of that
paper. We hope it will cease. Both
have done their country distinguished
service, and should still fight the enc
mics of that country, not each other.
Stop it, gentlemen, and fight the old
enemy.
The stable and carriage house of
Capt David, of Madison, were de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday morning.
The family carriage, very fine one,
was also burned. The work of an in
cendiary AI ct IA @
A new street railroad company has
been chartered in New Albany, the
first company having fzzled. The
new company have the monopoly of
all the streets for thirty years, and are
to have the cars running by the LIST of
j January. Capt. Whistler, an old
steamboat man, heads the new organi-
cation.
All the men on the Union ticket in
Huntington County entered the ranks
as private soldiers, and continued
there until promoted by the Partially
of comrades or for gallant and meri-
torious services, upon the recommen-
dalton of the proper officers.
Fatal ACCIDENT. BY the sudden
turning of horse which he was dri-
wing on Broadway yesterday, Prof. E.
w, Gunter, of Louisville, was thrown
out of his carriage and killed. He
struck upon his head, and his neck
was probably broken. There were
two. other persons. in the carriage
neither of whom was injured The
deceased was organist at St. Paul's
church, and was highly esteemed.
Neao Albaay Ledger. = ~ baos
The friends of Gil. Durham an
nounce him as the Democratic eandi-
date for the nomination for represen-
tative from this county.
The soldiers of Spencer County are