The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-30
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Gold closed In New York yesterday at
A11Is. los lR tlct e# tiai na
a Helena, Montana, dispatch says S-W.
I3ea.s, ex- Governor of Wisconsin, was
shot and killed yesterday ny George NJ
Pinney, formerly United Ststes Marshal OF
Mo .tane.4 A Coroner's Jury returned a
verlict that PInney killed Beals.
"A washington special of the 29th says ::
.yeff Dacfs win certainly be brought To
trial a.tiia next term of the Unised States
GiRcuit Court,1in Richmond, as Adtorney
General ! Evarts Is said 60 be aetively
pushing the matter. ,,e s..u
a Was iingtop dispatch, OF date the 18th
says:s The names of tire privates An the
Q9ssl. Infantry who were KILLED by the rafl-
road nccident near GoSdonsyilbe, are Geo.
Hewitt, Of Company 9, and Leopold Mar
Gus, ct Company I. a train reached
.Eyl, ,chbprSr rhIs morning withasevsnteen
of tne -wonndsds -s.9a-aa9 ana1 eIL
Thr charges recently made before Judge
MaHsHeId, Against certain parties, OF ao-
EacHhg Mr.! W. p. Cook, and incarcel'
MI, linn in the Kings County lunsue
asylum. are stOutly deniedoby the parties
-eharztd. 'ieoe ~ $3.50 = = Np e
.seMBh1Iali pm IA dispatch of date the 18th
-sssys: pnHua the political parade to night.
as the rear ol the Inyincibles was turning
the corner Of seventh and Chestnut
Streets, a collision occurred with the Key
stone Denocratic Club. Pistols were freely
used, and several persons We're injured.
Police officer Dehavens was badly beaten
ana not60rI man shot in the hand. +
A New Orleans dispatch OF da the, ,2sth
saysf Gov Warmouth's veto OF the negro
equality hill was sus tanned IN the Hoase
81 4
the House to-day bill was introduced
and passed 20 a third reading, ana referred
to the Judiciary committee, entitled Gal
act To- eitloree the provisions OF the
1864 article. OF the Consultation of Louisi-
ana" which Is almost Identical with the
equality bib just vetoed, except that 1t
makes the infraetiOn thereof cause for
civil action, ana gives preference on the
docket 70 suits, brought under It's pro
visions. A& sA tea.a A-. .-tA -
a New Orleans dispatch, of date of the
23th, says: When the vote was taken yes
t9rday on tire Governors veto or the
Equality Bill, seven whites voted TO pass
the bill over the Governors veto and five
pesross- voted to sustain Nh Q veto& The
7n0nddaslSs ia the matter OF Judge Cooley's
remonstrance order came before the Fifth
District Court, Judge Beaumont, yester-
A no t0AAAb i1sutQ an OruGf IOr bn6
registration Of the applicants, which was
obeyed without Question. This Is one
Of the Courts WHICH declares the issue OF
naturalization papers to be illegal. wv
a ~. Louis dispatch OF date 10Th, says a
dispatch rom Grinnell Station, on the
b 20 Kansas Pacific Railway, says Col.Forsy1h
and all his wounded men have arrIyed at
Fort Wallace. and are doing well. Judge
.Pieny Moore arrived at Fort Wallace yes
tervay for the remains Of DR.. Moore, killed
in the ueqent ihght Iuimense inumber OF
buffalo afe on both sides OF the railroad.
eN ending Tor some sixty miles. six hum
ydrfd e4nd tansr crossed tha RAILROAD near the
.AmOnunieubs yesterday ana ths'i preston
4 IS rhey ure preparing TO attack ali, the sta
tiOus along che route, and are driving the
ibufi.do in advance, which rs their. usual
plan. Tiiecit zens aloHg the entire rpate
.l are. under arms, and Capt CLAUSE is an
1"sc ecttna all the troops and f6rtifyifig,han and
issuip 9 ,aERHle ton whsTv " a. wanted.