The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-11
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THURSDAY, Nov. II.
The commission of Assistant Treasurer
has been forwarded to 5has. ]. Folger.
Gen. John E. Wool died at Troy, N. Y,
yesterday morning
Exports from the port of New York, last
week, exclusive OF specie, amoanted TO
81 ,90ls570.
"A little coIored girl was burnt to death
In North NashvlHe, on Tuesday, by her
clothes catching IRE
George Lamb, young German. hung
h1nselfin Cincinnati, yesterday. Cause:
Temporary insanity Induced by illness.
Charles Lutz cut John Becker, probably
fatally, In an ARRAY at Cincinnati, yester-
day. Both are butchers. Lutz was ar
rested
VIM. +. Jones, a Canadian burglar, shot
two policemen, In Buffalo, Tuesday night,
W0undtng them slightly. He was caught
burglarizing, and nnaily arrested.
A Mormon Temple, to:cost 100000 is to
ing year, as q house of reception for Nor
mon emigrants.
Tom Asbury. a Dayton eoIored bully,
was cut. aDd probably fatally, st Troy,
Miami County, Ohio, Tuesday night, by q
colored man, In row which he had pro-
voked.
anew Pabiic market IS to be erected. at
q cost OF one million dollars, on the block
bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth Ave
Streets, New York.
CD. FoIger, VINO has been com nlissfon-
ed as the successor of Gen. Butterffeid, as
Assistant US. II etsurer at New York,
will enter upon the duties Of the Office as
soon as the exam instiOn of the affairs of
the Office is completed .e ~ a.
the Ten bessee Legislature, yesterday
adopted resolutions Of respect to the
memory of George Peabody. The Home
rejected the Seuate amendment 10 the
Convention. Bill reducing the mem bers TO
hfty. 8
A Judgment was found IN the United
States District OF New York, to the amount
Of $4,000, by Judge Biatchfold, against
the CunaFd steamer Russia, for sinking
tho Austrian ship Feglta Maggtore, in New
York har6or.
JOh9 5. Bliss was before no less than
three United states ConTn1sst stonerss In
New YORK, yesterday, charged with de-
frauding different parties, soldiers Of the
late war, or their. bounties. Noresult was
reached in either case.
Considerable excitement prevailed in
New YORK sporting circles, on Tuesday
H1ght, relative 10 the Alien -McCOole prize
fight. Bets were made during the day that
the tight would not take place.
New York aetectives on Tuesday dug M
thsceflar OF John Rippou, one OF the cOun-
terfeiteEs arrested in Brooklyn, last WeeK,
Wnere they tgund a large. pow press
Tor the man ufacture OF coin, and all neceS-
saTy dies. =
The Merrlmac New Hampshire) Bar,
on Tuesday, passeu resolutions depIoring
the loss Of Franklin Pierce Judge Sargent
eaioRizea- the late -Ex President, and or
dered the resolution placed on record.
There is conFiderabie excitement in Ciu-
cinnati, caused by Atf. Nesmith, Protector
of Street Railroad, Route No.9 tearing up
the pavemen IS and laying the track along
the parts OF tile line where be would be
enjDined if working in day time. A large
force OF Eaen and teams are at work by
the light OF bouhres. fsa ava
The General Freight Agents Association
met at the Gait House, Louisville, yester-
+. Il. Tucker Secretary. The attendance
OF delegates was very full. Business OF
great Importance, concerning tfanEpOr-
tationsa is being considered.
The farce of unveiling the vanderbilt
statue In front OF the new Hudson River
Railroad depot. IN New York was enacted
yesterday with the mOckery OF prayer by
Bishop Jones, an address by Mayor Hale.
3 poem by William Ross Wallace, a heue-
ceremony, as a burlesqne upon it, was en-
acted at the Stock Exchange.
The evidence in Rev. T. B. Smith,s mur-
der trial, IN Chicago on Tuesday. develop
ed some new facts, brought ont by DIR.
BurIingame's testimony, wi hich are con-
stJered damaging 10 Smith. The most
important was the fact that the neck OF
Mrs. Smith had nvid appearance, as II
some violence had been Inflicted, but this
was rebutted to a certain extent. by the
testimony Of several other physicians. " no
testified that the HRid appearance was
the natural result OF death BY strangula-
ton, and also Of persons who die natural
death. The evidence was expected to close
yesterday, and the trial by Friday.