The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-01

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House = EpscOpal Convention
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NEW YoRK, September 3d. The
largest meeting-o the campaign, held
thus farap thisEicinity, is in progress
this evening in jersey City; Fully
Il, 900 people were present, the occas
sion being the dedicqtion of the new
Republican WigwaaL, Speeches We're
made byaSickles, Fitzpatrick, Freingf
huysen, GatlettrJ. Thomas, OF Marys
land, 81 x. Slanborp, and General
Fremopks < g
A tofoh- light: procession was par1'
ticipatefin bySEhe Boys in Blue from
New York, Br9oklyn, Newark, Pat.
terson, South Ambey, Hudson City,
Jersey Cny, and many other places.
There were fireworks, buildings illu-'
minated &c. Much enthusiasm. :, $
NEwEYoRK, September 30.-The
7fibmgss Atlanta Special says. "A
call hayiug been published last week
for Republican Uohvention in War
renton, the Repu6hcans assem- bled
there Yesterday with view of holds
ing a speaceable political meeting.
Q1ite a,numbsr oEloyal men from
neighbhring towns arrived at War
renton by trainStO attend the meeting
They were mef by tlle Sheriff and
commiftee of citizens. who advised
them not to enter town. The Sheriff
told them that the citizens of the
town wefe determTeed there should.
be no meeting He added tha tfhe
had cO6nseled with chem, and 60 in
duce them to a4iowsfhe meeting to be
held, bsfS his advice had been in vain.
The ReHublicms then went to a colt
ored dlzarch outside the town and
held their meeting. When the speak
ers wsfe nearly through news was
received from -creditable sources that
the citizens were organizing In town
and drilling inlmilitary tactics prepa-
ratory to an attack. The Republicans
were advised TO fly to the woods to
avoid serious riot and probably loss
of life. TheySaccOrdingly fled In all
directions. The colored people=are
dreadfully alarmed. 1t is asserted, on
on the most trustworthy authority,
that from three hundred to four hun
dred white men, fully armed, went to
Warrenton specially to prevent the
meeting.
New YORK, September Bottle
| jury in the cases of death from ex-
plosion Of coal Foil, in Jersey City, COM
demned the manufacture of explosive
oils in crowded streets.
At the Navy Yard to-day the gun
boat Marblehead was sold to j. z.
Talbot, for $4,000. The gun boat
| Desota was Also sold, to I'll. r. Liv-
ingston, for $47 600 .s.-.
1 M II 4 = r. Al.
chants Union Express Company, who
was brought here from Canada, was
day discharged, the Company aban-
doning the proceedings against him.
Jacob WymOre, committed to a
cell in the station house last night,
as a disorderly person, committed su-
icide, by hanging with his neck. tie.
The Rat-PIt and dance house pray
er-meeting was thinly attended o-day.
. About two hundred and fifty dele
gates attended the Protestant Episco-
pal Convention here to day. Mr..
Morgan preached the sermon, urging
the avoidance1of ecclesiastical SQUAD
bling. Communion was administered.
The Secretary and Treasurer were
reelected, aud standing committee
appointed. T
4 n ~
presented to Henry Keep. President
Of the Chicago & North Western
Railway Company, by several bankers
here. -3,n
r RoSe RS sf1rniture store, OF. Fulton
Street, Bfooklyn,S burned This morn
ing. Loss small. -uaaf
President Ryan and Gen. O'Neill,
Fenians, have had a rupture, and
g Rvan fhrpaYpDS an pyD0SIIra of hod
nractieeia $ > DOA5 m
New YORK, Sept. 30.-Late foreign
papers. contain the following: :ira A
Fenia8 sad been arrested az Sheffield
and had directed the police to place
where one hundred arms and one
Ithou and rounds 81 ammunition were
stored. 81
According to the IRdependeace
ls13eL0s, they Grand Duehy ofBaden ac-
ceeded to the North German Fe6era-
ton, some weeks ago, and the French
Government, although made aware oi
the faet,o resolvedy for the present. to
consider this step a purely German
question, not being yet prepared to
engage In war;, This news IS too, I'M
II portant to be accepted finally without
confirmation. :. ..,,l..
A terrible explosion took place at
Metz, September 18th, at cartridge
mandatory Sixteen women and 3Q
men we're killed, and so women and
5O mon were severely wounded. asa 4
/ ,.A a London correspondent oEthe
Times says the question of peace and
| war IN Europe trembles in the ball
1a1ce; 0nl y one man can tell to
which it will incline-
Inc Alng OF Prussia, who has been
. makl1gla tour IN North Germany. I
2 learn had 2 chill ling. reception Id Dres-
!. dTep. DE says he wants peace. but is
> ready for war, and viii fight It ont to
I, the end., IL Is for the Emperor Ma :.
d paieofi 10 decide.e g. .s0f
Theiothsr day, at Chalons, the camr
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