The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-06
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SATURDAY, November 6.

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SATURDAY, Noxem Der 6.
One firm IN New York took the one mil
lion in gold offered by the Government at
| I26 76-lO0.
4 large crowd collects, Yesterday: at
| base ball to the Mutuals
New York Banks, with Western connec-
lions, repoFi an increased demand for cur
rency among packers.
| Bonners coIt Joe, IT is said made a
/ mile to wagon on Thursday, In minutes
! ana 1917 second. --% s-s
The annual meeting of the Western AS
| sociated Press viii be held in Chicago on
"wednesday, Nov. 24ths at IL A. n. g. - Z 4
One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
| for the new Merchants Exchange Build
Ing, in Cincinnati, have been subscribed.
owing to the illness of Judge storer. the
case of the injuctton against expeiling the
Bible from the schools Of Cincinnati, was
postponed till t0-aay. Bt5 sDq
The safe of the Dorchester Insurance
Company. at Nephanset, Mass, was blown
open on Thursday night, and robbed of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
There was a terrible gale of wind, rain
and sIeet at Buffalo yesterday. and 1t was
feared much damage was done on the
lakes.
The presence of Gen. O'NeiI, President
of the Fenian brotherhood, in Buffalo,
yesterday, created considerable excIte-
ment ia certain eficles. foD
I The Neptune four cared crew beat the
Salisbury crew at Worcester, M aSs, on
Thursday, making six miles in thiIty.nine
minutes fifty seconds.
Tt is stated in New York that Commits
sioner DelanO has postponed the coll, c.
tion OF the nnanufacturers tax on pork
packers till january lst.
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tied thai the fight will come Off Allen
was held In 81, 600 bond, to Keep the peace,
by a magistrate of Delphi Township. The
bummers are arriving.
The CGt1solfe Telegraph of Thursday pub.
fishes long article against the use of the
Bible in the schools and advocating a di-
vision of the funds among the several de-
nOmtnatlO8S.
A young lady named Eta Galva, at Ca
lena, Illinois, yesterday morning, while
sitting BY the stove tgnited her clothes,
and was 50 badly burned that shedied In
The late numerous fncendlary fires in
Newburyport, Massachusetts, have in
duced the. city. government 10 offer a re-
ward of $4,000 for the detection OF the in
cendiaries.
The New York Sun publishes a rumor of
the flight of samuel i. Blatchford, a Depu-F
ty Collector In the Custom House, guilty
of frauds. II such they proyes ex xceed1ng
quartersof a million OF dollars. y ti]
The fair at Rome, Georgia, was attended
by about four thousand people, yesterday.
The weather was fair. and nd, the beck exhibition a,
of the balloon and were killed.
Yesterday forenoon the store at No. lI9
ROWery, New York occupied by j. j.
Cochran as q drug store, was broken open
faT fars S' We're arrestea and The property re-
covered.
William Ashley, aged twelve years, died
of phydrophobla,5 in CoyipgtOn, kyss on
\ Christmas evening. The first indtcations
of hydrophobia were manifested on Tues
day. the six physicians who attended
him agreed asgto the disease.
At meeting Of directors of the Gen.
New York yesterday, q report on the un-
dergl Ound system of London was read
and action taken looking towards an early
commencement of operations In that city.
Yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock ground
was broken on the Fremont & Elk Horn
Valley Railroad, at Fremont, Nebraska.
A large force Of graders were on the
ground, snd Immediately went to work.
Ten miles OF this road VIII be completed
this year.
The Free Trade.s Of Chicago had a largo
meeting at Farewell Hall last night, Col.
W j. FSSleT S PEssdiSg gafr Wa4 made i6, Long 'S
the usual arguments against tariffs. and
taxation. Then Professor Perry spoke IN
others, urglng the OLD antl-fariH doc
trineS
The Reform t,onvenfioIi of Jewish Rab-
bis in Philadelphia yes erday, adopted
tai laws. acknowledging the woman as the
equal Ct the man, and providing for an
exchanges OF rings as a part OF the cere-
mony; also, abOlishing. divorces by the
Church, and leaving the power OF divorce
entirely othe judiciary of the State. b.
A projec3 is on foot at st. Louis to form a
company 10 purchase the lndiRn Rock
Very thorough practical tests have demOn-
Rtratedr tn at the coal from these mines
makes better iron, smelling tiirectl from
the ore; better malleable 1ron, street-car
rails, and gas, than any yet discovered on
the continent.
The Special Whisky Gaugs rs. sent by
Commissioner Delano, have just gone over
the WORK of the Local Gauger3 in all the
disItlleries in Hamilton County, htO. In
six they found all right. The remaining
= three had over three thousand barrels, OF
which two hundre d and nifty were marked
two per cent. below the real proof Among
several Thousand barrels examined, an
error against the Governmen of five hum
dred gallons was found. This is attributed
to the innocent mistake OF 1.-The Local
GaugerS, and the distilIers are not believed
to be implicated. ft
PiSe. Who is to be hanged at Concord. N.
H, ON Thursday next, for the murder of
MeakeS, requests, which probably will be
granted, that a quaItette of young ladies
and other prisoners, be allowed 10 remain
in his ceIf afterlhe passes out for the last
time, and sing while preparations to
launch him into eternity are being con-
| cluded, that is after the cap is drawn over
! his face, and while the straps and ropes
are being adj justed.a He also requests that.
/ no relative of his victim should be- adj
nitted to witness his death.
The Third Annual Council OF the Evan
gSlical Lutheran Church of North AmeTt-
! ca' commenced its sessions in Chicago on
i Tnursday. ABOUT seven ty-fve delegates
/ are present. But little was done except
Il aud the election of officers. which resulted.
/ az follows: President, Rev. u. Il. Krable;
/ English Secretary. Rev. H. w. Roth; Ger
man Secretary, Rev A. Spaeth; Cores
/ ponding glish, Rev. b. NJ.
/ SchmuF ok er; Norwegian, Rev. o. j.. Hath
| steth I: Swedish, Rev L. d. GorIson. The
\ remainder OF the morning session was de-
voted to formalities and the appointment