The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-13
CONDESsEB FRIEGRlMs.


SATURDAY. November l3.
The steamship Malta, from Liverpool,
| has arrived.
The suow was three inches deep at Des
Moines, Iowa, last evening, and still
showing.
It is S. ated that Attorney General Hoar
| is about to accept a seat on The supreme
Court Bsnch.
VIM. Bell, convicted of the murder OF
Herman Wendell, Nov. 2slh, 1868, was
hanged yesterday 1t Edwatdsville, IL.
James Sheridan. of Newark, N. J., was
killed, Thursday night, by his sister, who
broke his skull with q stove cover. rsevr
Prot Perry. has scansented to en-
tighten e. ans OF CINCINNATI on the
subject of taa- -rD, last night and to-
night. hN
The United States District Court at st.
Louis, has entered suit against p. S. Lam
ham, manager OF the notorious PaschaI
House Lottery, for 81, ,a0J Government tax.
A druken woman in Brooklyn drank
half piut of turpentiue, on Thursday, to
still the cravings lor liquor. 1t produeed
deiiriun tren1ens, and hdally death.
It is stated that the. thief who robbed
McAIpin's residence, IN New YORK City, of
SIS, 900 worth of diamonds and Jewelry, was
arrested on Thursday in Boston. .,v,s
The strike expe.ted among the brake
men on the Susquehanua & Delaware
Division of the Erie Railroad did not take
place, and no, further trouble IS appre-
hended.
J. A. shaw, Treasurer Of Peoria County,
Illinois, is q defaulter to the extent of
$4,000. he lost that amount specUlating in
whisky. His bondsmen viii make good
the deficiency. rfar
Fl. Kensington, an old citizen OF Fair
bury, us, Is reported as having failed.
Liabilities, SlC) 600. 1t is thought that he
Will be able TO settle at seYenty-hve cents
on the dollar.
The railroads throughout the country
nave agreed TO carry members and Invited
guests of The Army of The Tennessee to
Louisville and return, on the 18th and 18th
inst, for one fare for the round trip.
Another strike is anticipated among the
journeymen tailors of Chicago, in conse-
quence of q misunderstanding as to the
| term "plain coat" Committees have
been appointed, and the matter is under
consideration 4r..s -
The Western Asso :iated Press will hold
their next meeting at Cleveland, on the
2ith met, at ii A. n. The place of uneeting
has beea changed from Chfeago for the
convenience OF referring TO the books of
the Association, which are at cleveland.
Henry Lyon, a young man, of Lowell,
Massach usetts. has been sentenced to one
year in the House OF Correction for steal
ing baggage. A iady.s trunk, with 500
were found IN his possession. other in
dictments are pending against him.
On Thursday. the coroner's jury in the
case OF the burning or the J0SSupB Tan1iy
by the Liberty Street. New York, fire on
the 29:h ultimo, rend erred verdict of death
by suffOcation, and censured the police
man. W no failed to notify the firemen that
there were persons in the building,
A strike Is expected in New York. among
clothing cutters. in consequence OF one
of the largest clothing houses having re-
fused compliance with the regulations OF
the cutters. There are ! COO cutters in the
city, OF whom 500 are Association men.
mon Srnpo.ed tn ba Lake F0an the
principal in a burglary committed at May
field New York, some time ago, was ar
rested in a saloon in lew YORK, after o
desperate struggle He denied being the
man, but was nurrled off to Mayheld, the
/ detectives being eager for the reward.
On Thursday night two men registered
/ their names at the st. Charles Hotel, La
/ Crosse, as from WinoDa. Their names
were Parker Bliss and Charles Wild. Wfd
/ left at midnight Thursday. and Bliss wa
found dead in his bed at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, with two bullet holes
| through him. He Is supposed to have
been murdered by Wild.