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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

NEW YORK, April IA. Robert
Miller and his child Josephine, vic
Tins of the Riyingtou Street fire, died
to-day.
The anniversary Of Jefferson's birth
day was celebrated by banquet, on
Monday evening, and that of Henry
Clay, by a banquet last evening.
The Erie cases were up to-day in
the Common Pleas Court. Judge
Barrett dismissed the charge of con-
tempt against Hamilton Harris, and
issued an order directing Jay Gould
to appear, on Saturday The testi-
mOny was resumed before Referee
-Haskins on the charge of contempt
against ID. G. 6eueraft Davis, one of
the Erie Directors, in assisting in the
issue. of ten millions of Erie stock,
but the examination was not finished
The charter elections, to-day, In the
cities in New Jersey, bordering on
the Hudson, HObOken, Hudson City
and Berget, were carried by the
Democrats. Jersey City is close and
doubtful, but Orvill, Democrat, is
probably chosen Mayor.
New York, April 14-O'Niell.
Democratic candidate for Mayor of
Jersey City, is probably elected by
500 majority. Returns from Hoboken
aud Hudson City, also show Demo-
cratic successes.
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RICHMOND, Va, April 14.-Tn the
Convention, to-day. an article was
adopted providing that any amend
ment to the Constitution shall first
be adopted by the Legislature. and
then referred to the succeeding Legis-
lature, which may refer it to the peO-
pie for ratification. A Convention
shall be held every twenty years.
An article was adopted declaring
that all citizens shall possess equal
civil and political rights and public
privileges.
A report, redistricting the State for
Congressmen, and making one Con-
gressman elective by the State at
large. was adopted.
The Convention rescinded the resO-
luton to adjourn to-day.
Republican nominations are being
made all over the State. To CarOlina
County the meeting nominated Hawk
hurst for Governor, and one white
and one black man for the Legisla-
ture.
In Hanover County VIM. James
has been nominated for Congress, and
one white and one black man for the
Legislature.
Wm. N. Berksly for Mayor of Alex
andria, and afull set Of city officers
and COuncIlmen for that city He
also appointed a new City Council for
fredericksburg.
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MEMPHIS.
shooting AraIr-POIIceman shot.

MEMPHIS, April 14-About three
o'clock this morning, policemen
SeVeatt and Robertson encountered
four negroes on South Street. Think
ing them night providers, they
ordered them to halt, which the me-
groes responded to with a volley of
pistol shots, seriously wounding
Seveatt. Robertson commenced FIR
ing, and succeeded in bringing one of
them down; the others fed. On Rob
ertson approaching the wounded one
he fired upon him, grazing his head
whereupOn Robertson shot him again
He proved to be George Harris, who
stated that the others belonged to the
crew of the Natoma.
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CINCINNATI.
Annual Meeting Of the Grand DiTis-
ion OF the Sons Of temperance Of
Kentueky-A Grand Procession TO
be Formed.

CINcINNATI, April 1.-THE Grand
Division of the Sous Of Temperance,
of Kentucky, hold their annual meet
ing IN Newport tomorrow. and on
Thursday the delegates will have a
grand procession. with their brethren
Of the three cities, Cincinnati, Gov
ington and Newport.
John H. Stevenson, of Boston,
Clinton County, Ohio, was robbed Of
$4,000, by two men, to-day, In Ken
tn eky. Fhe robbers have not been
arrested. Stevenson was looking for
a farm to invest his capital in, and is
now left penniless.
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AUGUSTA.
Important order from Gen. Meade
Fair Vote TO be Provided for.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 13.-General
Meade has Issued an important order
to the military authorities to provide
for fair vote, and for the preserva-
ti0n of peace during the coming cleo
ton. No intimidation IS to be allow
ed on either side, and all persons are
forbidden to carry arms at political
gatherings or at the election polls.
All violations of this order are to be
tried BY military commission. The
canvass is heated, and both parties
are straining every nerve.
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What our City has Needed fOF
Some Time.
An INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

-gEYsF. sTeCONS a BROTHER,
+. ~ both citizens of this place, have
oDened an Intelligence and Employment
Office for the benefit Of our citizens and
business men. They intend TO carry 10 on
honesty and right, and they hope the
business men VIII give them their sup
port by calling at their Office II they WISH
10 hire any hands or servant girls, saving
themselves the trouble of running around
TO hunt them, and the expense Of adver-
tising, and a rush of applicants. Ladies'
SVishfng TO. hire servant girls viii do well
TO call at their office. Girls always on
hand. once on Second Street, between
Main and Locust Streets. Open from Z
till o'clock. lapu
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CHARLESTON.
Another Radical Meeting-AnOtheF
Auction Sale Of Southern Securi-
ties

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 14-Mr.
Ashley addressed another Radical
meeting this afternoon.
At a large auction sale of Southern
securities to-day there was noticeable
improvement in prices. The average
advances on all descriptions of stocks
was fully 10 per cent. "A large num-
Der of Northern bidders was present.
Voting on the new Constitution be-
gan quietly to-day.
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WASHINGTON.

Arrival of Sergeant Bates-He is Net
DT Committee OF CitiZens-Dedi-
cation Of the Lincoln Monument TO
Take Place tO-day-Number OF
Patents Issued Letter from Sec
fetarY Stanton.
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WILMINGTON.
Large Conservative Meeting.

WmM1NaToN, April IA large
Conservative meeting was held in the
theater building, this evening. The
house was crowded, and speeches
were made by Col. A. NJ Waddell
and Hon. Geo Davis DR. Purcell,
Surgeon Of the United States Army,
was one Of the Vice Presidents. The
name of Col. I. Frank, commandaRt
Of the post, was received with tumul-
tuOus applause.
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The following letter was addressed
by Secretary Stanton, to Senator
Cameron to- day:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
& WAsHINGTON, April H. I
To Hon. Simon Cameron.
DEAR SIR: Perceiving in this
mornings Chronicle, that a communi-
cation has been signed by the Gov
ernor of your State, and the RepubH
can members of the Legislature. and
other persons, asking your recon-
mendation for my transfer, upon
certain contingency, to the head Of
the Treasury Department, I
hasten to request earnestly, that
no such recommendation be
nade. Enough of my life has
been devoted to public duties. No
consideration can induce me to
assume those of the Treasury De
partment, or continue In the War De-
partment longer than may be required
for the appointment and confirmation
OF my successor.
Yours, truly,
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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WAUKEsHA, Wis, April IA. "A fire
this morning destroyed HilPs Block
Loss Sc. 900; insurance 81, 900. Buck
ner a Putney's dry goods store and
II. w. Stine's grocery were burned
out. Loss about 81 900; fully insured.
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OTTAWA, April 14.-Hon. B. Weir.
Senator from Nova Scotia, died sud
denly this forenoon.
No further developments have
transpired in the MCGEE assassination
case.
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INDIANAPOLIS, April 14s--J Judson
q Dodd, wholesale dealers in coffee
and spices. failed to-day. Liabilities,
500 900; assets, 100000. ~
An unknown man was run oyer and
killed by the Bellefontaine train, at
the Union depot tonight.
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ST.. LOUIS, April 14.-Reports from
competent judges and advices from
the surrounding country are to the
effect that fruit has not been so badly
injured as was expected, and that the
'furit crop will be quite abundant.
Heavy rain has fallen almost in
cesantly for the past twenty-four
hours, accompanied with a great deal
of thunder and lightning. aud the
rain still pours down Rphe storm
has been general througbeusthis and
the surrounding States b
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Destructive Fire al Wankesha, Wis.
Death or Hon.. B. Weir at Ottawa,
Canada-The MeGee Case-NO Far
ther Developments - Reunion OF
Officers or the Army OF the POtO-
mae Proposed.
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NEWARK, April 1.-THE town
elections IN Eastern New Jersey and
Essex County, show that the Republi-
cans have elected twenty chosen free
holders and the Democrats fourteen.
The Republicans gain one in Clinton.
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NEW YORK.

Death Of Victims Of the livingston
Street FiFe-ChaFteF Election In
New Jersey.
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by to the expense of printing. and
give avery small additional circula
ton.
Antheny asked if the Senator had
figures to show the increase he
claimed
Hendricks could not recolleetthem
to be nearly double.
AnthOny-TheS Senator Is mistaken
Davis, Bayard and johnson op-
posed the amendment, the latter ar
guing that an equal representation Of
the States In this body has been the
means of preserving the Union to
this time; it has operated as a check
on the other branches. He was op-
posed to any proposition recognizing
any equality in this chamber.
Cragin endorsed the statement of
Anthony In regard to the compartive
expenses Of printing, speaking from
his experience as a member of the
Committee on Printing Of the other
House, some years ago.
COnness was in favor of the resolu-
ton. BE thought the document
should be sent the public libraries.
Yates thought all the States were
equal He thought the people had
enough Of those documents.
Morton denied that the amendment
recognized any inequality In repre-
sentatiOn. He thought he recognized
inequality of population, which had
been recognized ia other ways. A
strong feeling. was growing up, with
which he did not sympathize, against
the injustice of all, owing TO Della
ware, with 100000 inhabitants, with
the same representation on this floor
as New York with 1000, 900, and that
it was growing stronger every day.
Buekalew thought that the criti-
cism made on his amendment was un-
called for, as it merely proposed an
equitable distribution among the peo-
pie.
The amendment was rejected and
the resolution was then adopted.
Conness offered a resolution, which
was adopted, asking the President for
copies of any papers Ia the Depart
ment of State relating to any appliea-
ton for exclusive privileges to private
parties aud companies in connection
with the purchase of lands In our re-
cent purchase from Russia, and for
information relative to any acts done
thereto. He explained that a
report to that effect had created con-
feeling in San Francisco.
On motion of Morton, at I 30 the
Senate went into executive session.
and subsequently adjourned
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Another Radical Meeting
at Charleston, s. @.
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GETTYsBURa. April 14.-A re-
union of the officers of the Army of
the Potomac is proposed to be held
here about the 1st Of July, to cele-
brate the anniversary of the battle
Of Gettysburg.
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HARRIsBURG, April 1.-THE Penn
sylvania Legislature adjourned to-
day, having been in ses sion since Jan
uary 1st.
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MILWAUKEE, April IA heavy
rain storm has prevailed for the last
"a hours, and still continues.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881!
RICHMOND.

The CORTentiOH-ResOluil0n Relative
10 amendments TO the COnstltu-
ton, &c.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 1.-The
Cleveland School Bill passed both
Houses o-day.
a bill passed the Senate enlarging
and defining the duties Of railroad
and telegraph commissioners.
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no ~ ls..,.-... .-.... " AsHIHGToN. Aprll "A.
Leave Of absence was granted to
several members.
Perham, from the Committee on
Pensions, reported a hill relating to
pensions, which was recommitted.
Taber presented the memorial Of
Henry Clewes. 4 Co., Rufus Hatch &
Co, and-0ther merchants and capital
lists of New York, in favor of a Ma
tional Railroad between Washington
and New York. Referred to the Com
mittee lpn Roads and Canals. u
Washburne, of Illinois, offered a
resolution calling on. the Secretary of
State for the report of Freeman III.
Morse, Consul at London, on the
mercantile, marine, aud commercial
policy of Great Britain. and also for
a copy of dispatch from Mr.. Morse,
dated May 18th, 1866. Adopted.
The Speaker presented an address
of the members of the Chamber of
Commerce of Geneva and the Swiss
citizens, complimenting the United
States on the abolition of slavery
The Speaker also presented a COM
municatiOn from the Navy Depart
ment, in reply to Washburne' reso-
luton of some days since In e'er-
ence to the steamship Atlantic. Re
ferred to the COMMITTEES on Com
merce.
The House resolved Itself into Com
mittee of the Whole and proceeded
to the Senate Chamber, from which
it soon returned, and. at half-past II
o'clock, adjourned.
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The Prince and Princess of
Wales to Visit Ireland.
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ALBANY, April 1.-THE debate on
the Erie Railroad bill was continued
until z O'Clock, when, without action
progress was reported and the Senate
subsequently adjourned.
ALBANY, April 14-At the charter
election to day, the Democrats elected
their Mayor and a majority Of their
city ticket by about 1000 majority.
ALBANY. April A. The Demo-
cratic majority for Mayor in this city
reaches nearly 1900.
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DENMARK

CoPENHAeEN, April 14.-It is IN.
derstood here that the Emperor Of
Russia has declined to inteTpOse his
GOOD Offices as mediator between Den
mark and Prussia, for the settlement
Of the controversy concerning the
SchlesWig Provinces.
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TELE CIR AP II.

~ - "a - ~ -6eS "a. 4 -4-4 2
For Commercial 4.c,5 s,,@ B,Ssr Ere Dispatches see
Arrival Of Sey gaant Bates
in " ashlngCon.
He is Met by a Committee
hoo g7do1 Cltlz9ns' @
Dedication of a Lincoln
Monument at Wash
ington.
The Canada Assassin Case.
A Shooting Affair in Mem
phis.
o
Another Radical Meeting
at Charleston, 8. G.
News by Atlantic Telegraph
Death of Viscount Gran
bourne.
auHibmE --z--
The Prince and Princess of
Wales TO Visit Ireland.
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For Commercial and River Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
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Arrival of Sey gsant Bates
in Washington.
The Canada Assassin Case.

A Shooting Affair in Mem
phis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-30

ae,,, melde e0,pen anri6teten, su be-
freteu. Nahoe1n er bic 0ei6tdte &C.
bDrt, eutparf er l1nell ietnen Nlan UNI
erfldrte, paB Ell III pteler Nadt aQeir
ouitreden werpe. Die Mraber ludter
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(Giuseianbt)
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Ser IS. anberer.

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Binpe sleid Meere5wellen eepessn?
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