The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-20
OONDEssED FELEaRAMs.

? AIDe 81 IeauStltD java, from LlV6fDOOl,
has arrived at New YOrk.
Tne retiring officers of the Gold Board
vest terday 9a2rnin : nade farewe4 speeches
in which the press was severely handled.
In the First Ohio District, SIO5,OOO inter-
nal revenue was collected during the
month OF september.
Mrs. Kinney, of ATcoIa, Illinois, was In
stantIy burned 10 death on Thursday last
by the explosion cf a Kerosene lamp.
Victor NJ. Rice, late superintendent of
Public Instruction of New YORK State,
dleG sunday at Oneida.
The body or !. p. gallagher. Secretary of
the Memphis Boat Club, who was drowned
ten days since, was recovered yesterday.
Cushman, Calkins & Co.'S lumber mill, at
Maneslte, Wis was destroyed by fire on
sunday morning. Loss $4,000. Insured
Ter Sl5,OOO.
Mrs. Huebner, residing at 2l2 Second
Street, Chicago, was burned to death Mon
day night by the explosion OF 8 skerosens
lamp.
The live sio K train on the Erie Railroad
broke through the HackensacR bridge yes
terday. No lives We're lost, but much
property was destroyed.
All the railroad stock and registered s.
ny s Office in Poughkeepsie recently nave
been returned by mail.
The cricket match between st. George
and New York ended yesterday in favor Of
st. George, st. George scoring lis and 81,
and New York So and 55.
Admiral Farragut, who too soon takes
advantage OF returning strength, overtax-
ed himself on Monday, and in consequences
passed a very poor night. Yesterday he
was resting more comfortably. tf-r-
Edward Barrier, OF PrInceville, Illinois,
q prominent iawyer, was found dead in a
field seven miles from his house on Mon
day. he Is supposed to have died of apo
piexy,
Judge Mckinney, OF Newark, N. J, was
on Monday found guilty of practIcIns ex-
tortion AMI blackmau upon citizens who
had cases before his court, aud was re-
manded for sentence
Tue Grand Connnlandery OF Masons had
a grand procession at O ieveland yesterday.
Il is estimated that 500 Masons were in
the line of march, com posing the Conn
mandery of Erie, Pa, and Detroit, Mich.
John bangle, while crossing the river at
OH CITY, Penn, on saturday evening, IN
near the Verango Gfty Bridge. He leaves
q wife and two children in FL gland.
Two sehooEers collided on Lake Erie,
near Long Point, on Monday night. One
of them, the Geraldine, sunk in ten min
utes. All hands were saved. she was
loaded with coal.
A National Convention of Railroad Con-
duetors will meet at Columbus, OHIO, to-
day. Conductors are docking there from
Wright, Railroad Commissioner of Ohio,
will deliver the annual address.
Anthony Cole, a colored Iaborer broker,
was shot and ngerously wounded on the
corner of Main and Adams Streets, In
Memphis, yesterday afternoon, by J.. L..
Hodges OF the Arkansas Legislature and a
planter. Hodges was arrested.
a Stock Exchange has been organized
In Chicago. 1t win be opened for business
about the Ist proximo. The officers are ID.
II. Denton, President; Christian Wahl,
Vice President; j. j. Richards, Secretary ;
Jas. L. Tyler, Treasurer.
The strike of the machinists of the Erie
Railroad, at Jersey City, continues Sew
eral, however, have gone to work, but the
majority hold out. a dispatch from the
Susquehanna workshops states that the
men there have al. gone to work. DistuTb.
ances have occurred at ersey City.
The game Of base ball between the At
Iantics and Mutuals, in New York yeSteI n
day, terminated in ,yor of the Mutuals,
by u score Of II TO 3, after q remarks bl y
short play on both sides Brown and Hunt
were su bstitutes for smith aud Crane in
the Atlantic Nine
The Governors of Wisconsin, = sA1inneseta 4
and Iowa will meet at Portage city. Wis,
to-day, where delegates from the cities OF
that and other States wifi asSe n bic to dis
cuss and devise measures for the opening
| Of navigation from Lake Michigan and
| Green Bay to the Mississippi River,
through the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers
| Returns have been received at Colum-
/ bus, from all the counties of Ohio, all but
| 2 lew be.ng othelal. The chairman of the
/ the vote as follows: Hays. al S99: Pendie.
/ ton, 33 S2l; Hays majority, S,07S. The Re
| pubiieans have three majority in the
4 House, and one in the Senate.
DIR. Labaugh, a sident OF Venanpo CIV
| Pa, was yesterday morning found dead al
the side Orthe approach to the river bridge
on the Oil City side. 1t is supposed that ht
1 fell of the walk, which is some six fee1
| above the ground, and striking his head
| against a stone was thRS killed, He leave,
Y a family.
Extensive preparations have been made
| for the reunion of the Army of the Zen
| nessee, W Which meets in Louisville, Novem
ber 17th and 1871. 1t is necessary tina
| every one VINO intends to be present ant
| who dt sires to attend the banquet, should
/ at once forward his application for
I ticket, accom- panied by his name anC
rank, To The Committee of Arrangements
VIM. Harris, Joseph Il Huston and II
| p. Lane, OF the CAmp0elI Dktiuery, nea
/ Dayton, Ohio, are on trial before Judg
| LeaVitt, in tn u. 5. District Court at Gin
cinnati, on charge OF removing spirit
| from Donded warehouse contrary to law
| The distiIeTy vas burned last April, ant
the owners claim that there were $50 bar
/ rels whisky in II. The Government claim
That In o dtStiiAs ry- contained only twenty
| barrels.
AT about ) O'Clock yesterday morning, a
the steamer ShebOygan was coming INT
Chicago, and white ABOUT a mile north 8
II the pier and lnsiLe of the crib, she RAJ
into the tug Preston Beverly, sinking tn
| latter boat Immediately. The I'VE mel
1 who we're on board We're picked up by tn
boats o. the steamer, but the Captain wa
drowned. The tug was a new one, hayin
come 70 ChlcGgo last iail Iror1 PhiIs
delph1a, and was named for the owner
The tug was worth about si2,GOJ, and ha
no insurance.
| A call has been issued for the appoint
ment OF delegates TO a Women IS Suffrag