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

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\ Clty via Springfield, Mo.
A young man named Lewis II. Uhrig az
/ temp pied to pass q forged check on the
I Third National Bank Of Chicago yester-
| day. Pryor, the teller, refused To AonOr it
/ Uhrig ran opt OF the bank at fun speed.
The teller followed soon, catcnlng' hfm.
I when he was handed over to an ofHcer
/ On Saturday last, the young scamp drew
Health Odieer Burnam Of Chicago last
| month served 4, ,T73 notices or nuisanees, OF
/ Which 4,746 were abated. There were leo
i leads OF swiI, 403 loads Of ashes, TT dead
hogs, A. dead heTses ana dead COWS sle-
/ moved fron the streets
/ Forty-one thousaud dollars has been
! subscribed and fine estate purchased n
| Springfield street, BCS. on, for . nome lor
/ aged men. Addlttonat subserlptlel 70 lIls
amount of $4,000 are being made 70 Iur-
| n1sE it.
The recount or the election IN san Fran
/ cisco returns OF the Second Ward reveals
/ q greater discrepancy than was at nIst re-
! ported. Fireman linde enQeDDt gains
/ las, and McCappin one, 1t VIII prob ably
require the bali nee of the week to COM
! pIete the recount
/ a dispatch from Santa Fe, New Mexico,
! says the election on Monday was quiet,
/ The returns indicate the election. OF the
4 entire Republican ticket in Santa Fe. In
/ the county as ar as heard from, Chavez,
I (Bepub iean,) for Congress, has about 100
majority
! as de4egates to the southern Commercial
Convention, Isaac 4. Shepherd, RO3er6
Heihricten, Judge J. G.. Case. Col. John III.
| Richardson, Gen: Tho L; Price, Col. Thos.
| 5. Case. Jas. 4. Beach, Hon.. j.. "a Hay
wood, and Hon. Theo. Bruene.
Not over 5000 votes. fEeue ibfobabIy
polied in Nerm ant on tuesday. Returns
| [RepublIcan), for Gover1or, 6.S4ls and
HeatOn, (DemOcrat), S37. This shows q
majority on the whole vote of about $4,000.
FIfha a he a
can, and tine House VIII be two hundred
Repubiicaps to thiIty Denloerats.A r a.
Colonel .Rrodbead, the state Liquor
Agent of Massachusetts, was before Com
district, for selling Equor TO ito wa agents,
without revenue stamps He was held in
$4,000 ball for trial The defendant claims
that the liquors sold We're Original pack
ages, and require isno stamps -.Fe.tt.s
~ A dispatch from Helena says the mail
coach rom that point to the railroad was
robbed on Monday night5 50 miles north Of
COrinne by four road agents, or two treas
ure boxes containing about $4,000 in gold
bars. They also robbed the passengers of
all their arms and S2,CJO. This is the second
robbery within week, amounting bp
5000, COO in tae aggregate.
A suit Tor libel, with damages laid at
| lO,000, was entered on Tuesday, In Mobile
A summons was served on Col. Mann,
proprietor Of the Regfster, for alleged de-
famatiOn of the character OF Mr.. Putnam,
Superintendent o. the Public Schools of
that city. Like suits have been fnstunted
against Gel Forsyth, o. the Register, and
the author of the communication.
John 81. Edwards has fIled petition for
| S5OO0 damages IN the st. Louis courts,
against John IL Clements f9r de5anehlpg
his wife and living in open adalteFy with
| her. Clements Is the manager OF two large
shoe houses on Fourth Street, It. LouIs.
Edwards is doing business in Fort scott,
Kansas, and had left h.s wife in st. Louis
1 temporarily.
The A1-izoafaa OF Che 2ist ult., publishes
an account OF the II zht by Colonel Green,
with large party OF Apaches, II the
/ mountains. He killed five hupdred Ind
| ians, and captnred a large number OF
/ horses and mules, and destroyed a vast
amount Of property Of every deseripupn (,
| among which was one hundred acres on
/ corn. The command. found three Ameri-
cans, who live with the Indians and spend
| their time prCspe ting, Tue NavajOes are
| all quiet on their reservations.
At the es ion of the American Pharma-
/ ceutical ASSOCIATION ias5 evening, q COM
mittee, appointed Tor the purpose, sub.
/ for the consideration Of the members, to
| be presented to the Legislatures. prOvid-
/ ing the members favor 1t. The preamble
/ provides that, Whereas, the safety and
\ welfare of the public is endangered Dg the
| sale of pGtSOnS by unqualified or ignOraut
/ persons; and. Whereas in all Civilized
/ countries IL IS found uecessa y to restrict
| this species of traffic ana to provide by
! law for the reg alatiOn Of the delicate and
|
/ dispensing the powerful agents. used Ia
| medicines; and, Whereas, the adulterati0n
4 and sophistication of drugs and medicines
/ is q species OF fraud which should be pre-
| vented and suitably punished; therefore,
/ Be it enacted, First. That medicines and
/ poisOns be dispensed only by registered
/ pharmaceut sts; Second, That no per on
| can become a registered pharmaceutIst I'M
| less graduate in pharmacy or a
| Ihlrd, definition OF the pnafmaceut!st /;
Fourth, Constitution of Pharmaceutical
Boafd' Wnich tHe " 3f ~ ~ ~eInYI sf silstlt 3"IoIuC
| k1fth, Duties OF the board SIXTH : ne ap-
pOintment of a regular registrar of phar-
| maceutists; Seventh, His duties; Eighth,
| Registration Of pharmaceutistS; aNfuth,
| Penalties for coliusiOn; Tenth, Penalty for
! u-registratinn; Eleventh, Restrictions
of the sales of poIsons; Twelfth, Bfspens-
ing of prescriptions; Thirteenth, Aduttera-
| tion of medfcIsles and the penalty, and sgf7-
| pended schedules and forms for The most
complete carrying out OF the Dill
I z The Democratic state Ccnvention o.
| Wisconsin, met sterday and nominated
the following ticket: Col. q. ID; ROBINSON
of Green BaY, for Governor; O.. i. Park,
of Stevens Point, for Lieutenant Cover
nor; A. q. Cook. of Columbus, Secretarg
| John Black, of Milwaukee, TEeasureFia5 =.
| w. Penny, of Mad son, Attorney General
i Carl Berdeau, of WauEesha, ,fof State Prison
Comm isSiOner; Peter J. Cannon, of CedarS-
| burg, for superintendent OF Public InstTuc-
tion. Among the resolutions adopted, the
ed, That the Den1ocratie party of Wis
consin rejoice in the eXttnctton o.
slavery, in the prom LlL and generaI acQtll-
| escence OF. the SOuthern people IN the re-
suits OF the war: IN every we'll directed ef-
fott Tor the eufighten nlallS and elevation
of oppressed humanity,aa at home and
abroad, and IN every measure acon1patiAle
with good government and publke ORD er
to broaden The basis OF Suffrage aud eK,
tend the blessing Of free Institutions to all
/ classe of people, and that in strict fidelity
to this spirit of progress and patriotism
we Ssp5eTg5 ~ 81 l any M re N
II upon the liberty OF the citizen
| and the freedom of the ballot: its
failure to recognize the equitable right
of foreign born residents to an early par
ticipation in tue privileges Of the ballO
I box, on termsas liberal as hose pres crl bee
by the Democratic CONSTITUTION of " is
consIn; its constant ef1o1t to burden fabo
and encourage monopoly, and its cover
purpose TO centraliZe. and enlarge thi
Il powers of the Federal Government. ResO
luttOns We're also adopted favOriDg taxa
tiOn of National bGEds.s -~.1-s~Fz-z- . u. rs.