The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07

Injunction against a RailrOad-In.
dians HOstile-Six Men Killed
Hanging of DesperadO.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The Repubfa-
can special says reports are current
that T. G. Durant. late manager of
the Union Pacific Railroad, has serv-
ed an injunction against further con-
struction of the track of that road,
and that extensive complications are
about to grow out of the removal of
Durant. ~ --s.1 A''' = - 800
The Indians are about Cottonwood,
and are reported so hostile that the
citizens have been ordered to remain
at home, and guard their homes.
II Six men were killed few days ago
oply short distance from town
PARTIES from Montana report that
a much larger amount OF gold will be
shipped from that territory this year
than last.
D Tom Little, a notorious desperate,
who was arrested here a few days
since on suspicion of being concerned
in the late Richmond bank robbery
and murder, was taken to Warrens-
burg last Saturday and lodged in Jail.
Yesterday morning about 400 mount
ed men surrounded the Jail and de-
manded the surrender of Little by the
Sheriff, who complied with the de-
mand under protest. The party then
took Little and hung him to tree
about quarter of mile from town.
NEW YORK. June 6.-Stephen II.
Johnson, of Sing Sing was to-day
chosen Grand Master of the Free
Masons of this State. u5 S
In the United States Circuit Court
to-day, the bonds of several parties
were forfeited for failure to appear,
including those of John Develin, Z.
w. Tappan and L. L. Levan, charged
with falsely branding liquor, and
amounting to over one hundred and
five thousand dollars.
The American Institute of Home
opathy to-day, by vote of fifty-six
against sixty-three, declined to ad
NIT female physicians to member
ship.
The Butler estate was before the
Superior Court to-day, on an appeal
by Gen. Butler from an order of the
Surrogate directing the filing of an
inventory. Mr.. Butler being when
he died a resident of this city, his
will was proved by his brother, B. F.
Butler, before the Surrogate. Subse-
quently, when required to file an in
ventory he filed one containing a list
of his property within the State,
amounting to S76,391 This the Sur
rogate did not regard as sufficient,
but directed further inventory of
the assets belonging to the estate situ-
ated in Massachusetts,, Louisiana and
California. From this order General
Butler appeals. The appeal was ar
gued and the decision reserved.
Tha paarI - IIoal&E ha
physicians of Brooklyn to report con-
tagous diseases within twenty-four
hours.
Arrests were made to-day for pass
ing counterfeit IS on the National
Bank of Michigan.
Clarence Black of Chicago, was
swindled In a jewelry bazaar in Chat
ham Street. The money was refund
ed by order of the Mayor.
The mailadvices from Athens state
that certain forces now hold all the
passes. The army of Omar Pasha is
so crippled that he cannot undertake
any serious movements without fresh
reinforcements. Typhoid fever is raw
aging the Turkish Army.
The Arcadian had accomplished sue
cessfully her eleventh trip. A large
quantity of ammunition, about $4,000
stand of arms Of the latest pattern,
and two more batteries of field artil-
lery have reached Athens. The Gov
ernment is very actively preparing to
meet all emergencies. Two naval Of
icers of the highest rank from the
Greek navy have reached London,
looking for iron clads, and additional
troops are sent to the frontiers of
Thessaly and Epirus, on account of
the concentration of Turkish troops
!