The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13
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small. and only one out OF eighteen, com
prising their crews, was saved. A NJ
The funeral Of Senator Fssssnden took
place at l0:30 on Saturday morning. All
the public offices in the eiy were closed.
Several car loads Of black Ham burg
grapes arrived fn New York on Friday
morning, overland from California.
The Governor OF West Virginia has ap-
pointed three delegates TO the Southern
Convention.
A IittAe boy named Cummings was run
over at the depot, At Cairo, and Instantly
killed, by passenger train, on Saturday =.
The steam frigate Powhatian, from the
South Pacific, arrived at New York on Sat
urday.
The Hamilton County Ohio, Denoct al ic
County Executive COns mtttee held q secret
session on Saturday, * Is rumored that II
decided on strict party nominations in
stead Of the reform movement.
Several Cnclnnati ministers wer 2. on
yesterday, to preach on the subject OF he
Bible in the public schools, owing to Cath
Ollie movements TO throw it out
The Hamilton County, o1t0, Fair closed
been o sue -ess. The display OF stock was
good.
JudRe Noyes. OF the Cincinnati Probate
Court, on Saturday, decided TO admit the
David B. Lamber Will TO Probate
The Evsning Post, the only Republican
day, Governor serter having withdrawn
the state printing from 1t.
six vessels went ashore near Holmes
Hoe, Wednesday night, and several others
were damaged aud lost their masts ana
spars. No lives were lost. tft LtttI
steps to annex Mt. Auburn, Walnut
Hills, PendletOn and part OF Storrs town z
ships 10 Cincinnati, were taken Dy the
Council on saturday, .s..a.
The reported arrest OF a DR.. Moore, as a
mail robber, is incorrect The party ar ar
! found with the evidenc OF his guilt IN his
hands.
The Moderators OF the Plesbyterls n
General Assemblies have addressed
letter TO Pope Plus tx, com mbattlDg sug-
gestious contained In the Enoylioal Letter.
The railroad men OF New York held
meeting on Saturday and appointed ~
committee TO collect subscriptions for the
AvOndale sufferers.
K James Caddington, George Marshall and
: George Ward were arrested ia New York,
charged with counter citing currency and
revenue stamps. and have been held to
bail. Marshall turned states evidence.
DIR. Geo. B. Loring delivered annual
address at the New England Agricultural
Fair, at Portland, Maine, o. FrlIay, m
favor or protection TO Industry az the b tsJ
calculated TO promote the agricultural IN
terests.
The Quincy, Alton and a. Louis Rail-
4 III, on Friday, with Gen j. ". tngletOn
as President and ThOs i. Woodruff as
Secretary ana Treasurer.
The Governor OF Nevada will appoint a
delegation to the National Capital Con-
ventlon at st. Louis, and lie present HIM
self tf possible.
H The spice factory OF WeIkel & Smith,
Front, above Arch street, Pin h,ladelphia,
was burned yesterday morning. Loss
1 heavy; insurance not a'certatned-
Subscriptions for the relief of the Avon
dale sufferers have begun 10 reach Treas
urer Henderson Gaylord, OF the First n a
E tfenal Bank, PIym 0uths Pa. The tot Il
amount ihus FAR received Is S3,SdO.
Yesterday morning a breach occurred IN
the Erie Canal at the old Gqueduct in
Rochester. The sixty-three mile level was
drawn down for repairs ami tho canal
Il boats are aground. This Will delay navl-
CATION at least twenty-four hOuss. -r.
John II. Bobb, OF st. Louis, has brought
suit a. eatnst his father, Charles Bobb, to
compel him TO render an account of his
stewartshtp OF an estate left TO his chtldI en-
trustee' The estate is valued at half 4
million, and the children claim that IL
should have been divided among the heils
long aso.
Louis and Nancy Davis have been az
rested in st. Louis, for perjury In making
false and fraudulent returns 10 the Bank
rupt Court, and have been held in t0COJ
each before the United states Commis-
siOner.
The case was brought before the superior
Court Of New ork, on Saturday, OF Henry
FrOthfngtOn, a Pearl Street merchant who
has been confined In the Bloomingda'
Iunatfc Asylum. 10 is alleged. TO preveh
the revealing OF family secrets Writs o
hdbeas corpus and certiOrdrt are decreed.
A prominent frm OF New York ha
concluded a contract TO furnish Tn sgeh
OF the Spanish War Department In New
York, $1,000 Remington rifles for use Il
Cuba
An old tannery was burned down q
Adrian, Michigan, on Friday; loss $4,000
Insured for 5000 1t was owned by W
III. stone; stock owned by W. n. Ladine
The fire is supposed TO be an tnoen
dlarism.
Cotton picking has fully begun in th
vicinity Of Memphis, but it Is feared tba
a large portion OF the crop will be los
through the inability OF planters to Obtat
hands. In some localities they are Offer
ing three dollars day, and cannot obtai
them at that price.
Articles Of consolidation were, on Satul
day signed by the Louisville and FranA
forL and frankie and Lexington Raj
road Companies The railroad will hers
after be known as the Louisville, CinciI
nau and Lexington Railroad COmpan.
They have now in successful operation OL
hundred and seventy nve miles OF rOa
Anumber OF leading Southern railroad
have agreed 30 pass the delegates an
Convention free both ways. The COmmi
tee OfArTangements have eent circulars
gates VIII be passed.
soecial dispatches to the Times and Hs
erld. from Scranton, state that there h
long been a feud between the welsh al
Irish miners, and Ine Ia eI mao e,,.ll u g. 81
ened the former for not being more az
i've in the late strike, and 15 ls belleV'
that the story that the WOOD partlll'
and brattice In the shaft were Are pu
p0sely, as IL was not burned at the be
tom, but near the top, is true.
The steamer Cambridge, from Ban.
Maine, for Boston, was OVertaken by L
gale "Wednesday night, ana and ,oi oroke 4
and drifted from $3.50 that evening uni
$3.50 Thursday morning, when she ancht
ed only half mile from tine breakers
Egg Rock. she had a fearful time, and h
of1cers and passengers ex. ected to so
the bottom every moment. She was fall
In with by the steamer = eW England, fro
Eastport aud towed into Rockland.
At the Fashion Course on Saturday. hi
die race, mile heats, Labella beat HaT
Tbe mile heats race was won by Genel
Duke, beating Local ana Bonnie sra,
tfnoe / :48, 50 and 1:5I1<. The sixth q
last days races At Lexington were well
Tended The first race, Jockey Club pug
for 5000, three mile heats two entri
Enua Maratta was the fayorlte two
go but Maggie Hunter had many frfen
Summary: Blssick's Maggie five years o
i. CisOrxe Cadwallader's chestnut ma
Emma Maratta, four years old, ,, 2; iii
5.4Is[ 5.37H The second race, con solati
purse, for beaten horses purse OF Sl5Q W
four entries, and LibPle dunbar the
.Sorite Summary: r. Dtsteis by gelC
Moruan scout, tnree years old, l, 2 2;
Bissick's chestnut II y, tnlSS "a . . o'q
Uncle Vic, dam by Frosty ., ., % y.
RobinsonIs bay colt Buck Reese, th
wears old, 4, 4, 4; Js mes GleIlStSauS
ally Tibbie Dun bar, three years oldi z,
time .4Ts<, 1:48L, 1:5lH. The track wa
good condition.
A large number OF Geo. II. Pendlett
riends called at his residence on their