The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-30
faEnRHsER TKLEGRAMs.

WEDsEsDAY. Sept p.
The estimated FEheat crop Of Montana
$500 bushels
George Peabody sailed yesterday 70
/ Europe, in the steamer Scotia.
4 Br1ttsh vessel has arrived at Halifa1
with yellow fever on board.
Tbe New Jerusalem Church, on CheTr1
! Street, Philadelphia, v as oaInfiSeo DS Ah'
/ yesterday.
GeIphfa are organizing to strike for highel
wages.
Judge Kelley, of Philadelphia, is stump
ing Western Pennsglvania, and addressed
q large audience at Pittsburgh on tuesday
evening
The New York HercId calls on Con gres,
to enact a law on gold gambling, and holdi
Secretary Boutwell, responsible for Ine
present bad state OF monetary affairs
The warehouse and elevator. Of Geo. ~
Echenebty, at MassvtIle, near PEORIA " az
burned yesterday. Loss from sl5. 90 20 so.
0o3; insured for Sc .ec9 in eastern o1l1ces-c
Indian depredations eontinne in Men.
been run OF in the vicinity Of Silver city
and some murders committed.
The Fall meeting at Mystic Park has
commenced, and wal last four days Insre
were two trots to-day. tue hIst; LOT s2yo, s2s1
was won by Drift. Best time, Z:s4- "a, Ine
second. for 81 ,co9. was won by 1opsy. Best
time, 2:32.
Senator Wilson. It Is aait, proposes at
the next sess ton OF COugress TO Introduce q
bill providing that any person VINO sIlai snai1
fair to deliver the actual cola, snail De
punished with heavy fine aud 4mprison-
meEt. rs~ rr
Charles w. Polk salesman Ia the store
OF Hovey, Bsrton & Co and Walter AIl1-
son, said 10 be a fast man without visible
means Of support, are under arrest, the
former charged with stealing goods from
his employees and the latter for recelVin
and selling them.
Senator Wilson cOntenaPIa intr0duc-
Ing bill &C thesnext session Of fS9ngress { o
stop the operations OF gold gamblers 10
wall Street he designs TO make it a pen
atty % sell or Purchase gold unless the full
anOUn Of c0iris actually delivered.
Gov. Campbell. GOV. Bross. Lord Paget,
and a number OF army officers made an
excursion from Cheyenne over the COM
road. The work was considered satisfac-
tory, and IS progressing at the rate OF one
mile daily.
Il is stated that one hundred and fifty
three men, mostly Cubans, left New York
on Saturday night, for destination unre-
vealed. They got safely aboard the Hor-
net, and IL appears certain that the steamer
put TO sea yesterday morning, carrying the
l03 men, besides q good stock OF ANN q nj
tiOn and guns, viz: Three sixty-ejght
pounder Parrots. two EapOleOns, and two
thfrty-tWo FOUNDERS.
John Hoag, OF Kansas City, lei his wife
aud four children run of vita another
" feller" very phiiOsophically. Subse
Quently he got his " mad up and followed
them 10 Jacksonville, IL. Finoing them
al the house OF his Wlfess sister, he shot his
wife twice in the sIra. hts youngest child
ia the side, and Munich, the paIamour, In
the shoulders, and then escaped.
Gov. Pie reports the condition OF New
Mexico as generally prosperous, and that
he has Ia en- measures to suppress Iudian
depredati0ns in the localities In which
they exist, by organizing companies OF
mounted citizens. The Governor thinks
he Will have the Territory In a thorough
state OF defense In a few m0nths, II the
Quaker system does not Interfere with his
plans.
1t Is stated that John Covode and Sena-
tor Wi son visited the President yesterday
and urged him, in view OF the doubtful
ness OF Geary's election, to visit Pennsyl-
yania again. A fair il 10 be held at Allen
town, which they urged him TO attend. He
replied that he had already been absent q
great deal, but would try TO GO Mr. Co
vode then visited Secretary Cox, and
obtained n prOmtse from him that the
clerks in his Department should go home
2 vote, without being docked.