The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-09

Rousseau, committed suicide by TAX
ing iduddnuns, at a bawdy house in
Stringtown, near Indianapolis, on
Friday last. * = +.
Colonel Durham was arrested in
New Albany last week for driving his
horse without line or bride. .
The collections for internal evenue
made in the Second Collection Dis
/ trict5for the month of May amounted
ito $3S,2S9l o. tss5 rsq 6 - NV s
Wilkens..o 90 one. of the Oldest
lfand most respected citizens of In
f~dianapolis, died on Friday lastlof par
aiysis, in the I'D year of his age.
The Indianapolis Democrats are
circulating a petition for the removal
/ of Rose from the Post-pfice efSthat
city. That Rose seems to have lost
its Hayor with them. 70 IAAa6 j
0saJohnnA Bradley. an old and
promiDent citizen of Indianapolis, was
struck with paralysis on Friday. His
situation is critical.
The Boonville Enquirer had pre-
/ pared a column article for the beneit.
of Judge Robinson, but by the care
/ lessness of a visitor the type was
pied" The editor is going to- load
/ up again and FIRE next week In the
meantime Major Robinson will have
time toAfortily. I'd G8l10U Gnu
n, The Booqnlygilie f. ssqqsaliaraear9, Is 10 10 inn
mediate want of meuey, having many
bills to, meet The faithful are ex-t
pected to respond 5t1og efrase.g
The corner stone of the new Meth
od1stChufch will be8lad in R9ckport
about theTmiddle of the month.
purpose of eRlarging andT otherwise
improving the Bdonvilfe Court House
Park. ggg IE9s L z .
Julius Pollard, sixteen years of
age, became e%ntapgled in the ma
chinery of a saw-mill, four miles from
Washington, Daviess County, on last
Thursday, and was instantly killed. o
Iy1 Crafts Germapo0 nera Troupeaare
singing the Gar and the Carpenter
at New Albany this week. 4
4&EABEM4 ca %
A boy about Il years of age, the
only son ola widow lady named Scott
was drowhedsat theE0. Il NJ Railroad
bridge, at Vincennes, early Thursday
morning. s6i 5aH go uog s1snW i
The Kokomo Herald will be re-
moved to Anderson.
.Anatempt was made to- bnrn the
row of frame buitdingsson the south
side of the Public Square, IN Kokomo,
on Friday night last. M
DIR: Tripps, Of Marion, was recently
knocked down by alishtning stroke,
and lay for some time insensible.
In BAIL. on Me&desasS a young
man named Kinsernwas crushed to
death between the bumpers of two
freight cars. 01
In Warren County, A1innaziah High
an insane person, ran9iatOl Marshall
Crumpton's house, and frightened
Miss Nelson, who wa sick atthe timegl
to DEATH haoe7~ 1sd rs E1AA n
rSilas9 . MeDermed, Of Columbus,
| awoke at dawn Monday morning,
raised up in bed, and. said to his wife,,
Il is a beautiful morning" and i'm
mediately fell back dead-leaving an
:" interesting family" as the Bulletin
quantity phrases it. Il
The body of a young girl. apparo
emily about eight years of age, was
found at Black Rock, on the Wabash
River, Thursday afternoon. 1t is
supposed to be the little girl drowned
at Lafayette, about two weeks ago.
Matte Shaw, a young woman of
the town. committed suicide, in La
f~ayette, on Thursday, by taking laud-
anum.
The Madison Courier says the
blackberry crop promises to be
abundant this season.
The Rev. Mr.. Emerson, of New
berry, was robbed on Tuesday last,
while in a store in that place, OF one
hundred and fifty dollars.
a caravan of gypsies have been
encamped near Washington for the
past week, telling fortunes, trading
horses, and picking up things lying
around loose.
Some young men in New Albany |
are making arrangements to spend
the Fourth of July'at the Wyandotte
+ Cave.
The Grand Temple of Honor of
this State meets at Madison to. day
Tuesday,. holding its first session at
u o'clock. 1t is expected that all
the Temples In the State will be rem