The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-17


telligence-Ao Famine feared In
Bermuda-Death Of Pugilist.
NEW YORK, June 16.-By the ex-
.plosion at sPundis Maiden Lane. last
night, the proprietor, Edward Kenny,
was probably fatally injured, and F.
smsn msn aamed Gasgs sSeESabsg Caleb lsbse
fatally shot by Jno; Beehan, at Sing
Sing 1t twas a Cole Hescock affair.
New York, June 5.THerman
Vericke recovered 81 $40 damages
from the Third Avenue Railroad
Company yesterday, as damages in an
accident. So 5 e0svgls .s7s.ta1
The Herold's New Orleans tele-
gram, a. letter from Queretaro, pub
lished In Matamoras, on the I'd inst,
says: n9 = fs4evgg xssI
The Government will Danish Maxi
milan and hiso principal chiefs, re-
serving the infietieny of the extreme
penalty for those whose crimes de-
mand it.
The latest news from the Capital
was that Marquee attempted to come
out, but was driven back by Diaz.
The -Iynes's Washington special.
says Attorney General Stanberry's
forthcoming opinion regarding the
power of military commanders to re-
move civil officers, ,will assert, in eff
feet, that they can not be removed
without previously having been found
guilty OF impeding reconstruction by
a military commission.
Information from North Carolina
announces that proceedings will be
instituted to force the railroads In
North Carolina. in which the State
has an interest, to bankruptcy, as
they are insolyent, and in reality are
only allowed to keep In running order
through the sufferance of their credi-
tors. 49, s Il
Barney Aaron's physicians express
fears that he will not recover. The
blows of Collyer on Aaron's left side
we're evidently delivered with the in
tent of killing him, and may probably
prove fatal, as his heart was Jared
from its place and his left lung mashed
to jelly.
NEW YORK, June s15.--Barney
Aaron, who defeated Collyer, is re-
ported to have died In Brooklyn to-
day.
The steamers City of Paris, st. Lau-
rent, Helvetia, Minnesota. Allenania,
and United Kingdom, sailed to-day
for Europe. Among the passengers
are a. Il, Stewart, Bierstadt, the
artist, aud Miss Maggie Mitchell
The w WOrkingmen's Union held
convention tonight to express their
views how the benefits of the Eight
Hour law may be realized. The
Boiler Makers Association resolved
to establish co operative store.
Sir William Napier, brother of the
Ex British Minister, was arrested here
on charge of purchasing of one G.
L. Mendiehall, of Baltimore, goods
amounting TO 1880, and giving in
payment worthless order on an Eng
lish bank: Napier has an extensive
estate at Morristown, Tenn. and came
here to send home to England Gov
erness to his children, who disliked
the horrid customs and manners of
the country. The complaint alleges
that he was about to depart for Eu-
rope, which is untrue. He denies
guilt, and agreed to be examined ~on
the Oath inst
New YORK, june 15.-A steamer
from Brennan via Southampton the
4th, has arrived. h aas
Sir. j. Packington had decided that
the third battalion of infantry, added
to the Irish establishment In conse-
quence of the Fenian disturbance, be
Withdrawn Immediately.
Rumors are still current of French
Ministerial change, and dissolution of
the Legislature.
The Spanish Senate passed a bill
liking the annual contingent at 10000
men.
A famine is fearedin Bnrmahg Re-
ports from the famine districts in Or
rissy continues favorable. The chol-
era in the north and west is subsid-
ing.
1t is expected that the Spanish gov
ernment will shortly lay before Cortes
important financial bills, one refer
ring to the unification of the Spanish
debt in one and three per cent. con-
solidation stock. -A7 NJ
1t seems that ten forts are to be
erected within two miles of Vienna,
to form nucleus with other necessary
soutworks. Four of these forts will
be erected this year The cost of the
entire scheme will be IL 100000
forins.
New YORK, June 16.-The Her
aid special from London of Friday
says;
In the House of Commons this
evening Mr.. Labonchere asked Lord
Stanley, Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
for information as to the exact nature
Of the Luxemburg treaty, lately con-
Guided by the DELEGATION of great