The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-31
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Gold cloaed in New York, yesterday. a
1917
Pike. the. alleged poisoner at woreeste1
Mass, has beea fuzzy committed.
General stoneman has issued a order
retaining the .sheriTs tnd Magistrates IN
oHiee iu Virginia, until their successors
are appointed aud qualified.
The lnyestigatson Of the horrors Of the
fever ship Jaui.s Foster, Jr., has been com
plete. F., and the evidence corroborates the
previous testimony
John x. Teller, of Tama County, Iowa
was ON Monday convicted 81 murder in
the second degree, and sentenced To i'm
pFisOhInent for life.
The people Of Northern New York, in
the vicinity Of Schenectady and Roehes-
ter, are experiencing a food, and much
excitement prevails.
There was a rumor of a serious accident
on tlse Albany q Susquehanna Railroad
by which fifteen or twenty persons were
Injured.
A man named Bourie, Iron Inspector on
rhe North Missouri Railroad, was found IN
{. cellar, at Kansas City, on Tuesday morn
ing, with his neck broken.
WIN. Nelson, formerly of Cincinnati.
was-rHn over by the cars, a. Topeka, KAN
sas, Monday night, and had both his legs
badly crushed.
a skin containing two men and boy
was upset in the river, at Henry, limo ;,
on Monday evening. The men were res
ened bat The enid was lost-more from
the effects of cold than drowning.
Advices from Arizona report Indian
nuE-.
appear powerless TO render protection to
the settlers The sIvages are well arm
ed and supplied with ammunition. Min
ing news encouraging.
There Is . heavy freshet. In the Hudson
River, with heavy rains at Albany on
Monday. The river IS clear OF. ice. at
Troy, aud a break up was expected at Al
bany on Tuesday.
The election for five Directors of the Pa
cidc Ra lroad, held in st. Louis on Mon
day. resulted in the choice Of the " Direct
ors Ticket" by 'Hote of three 10 one
=Iudg Barnard. Of the Supreme Court or
New YORK, has issued an order directing
the Sheriff to break open the safe OF the
Pacific Railroad Company IN order to get
at the books and papers.
DR.. Searm ora, who has been held pris-
oner tor some time, charged with poison
ing Jacob Brecker, III his ba Der shop in
Chicago, mas been discharged, District At
torney Heed failing to find any evidence
which would convict the prisoner.
Nothing new has been discovered in
regard tUthe unknown man whose muti.-
ated body was found ia the North River,
near aybit's Cave, Ho5Oken. on Monday
the body OF u woman was found near tue
same place, which presented the appear
anee OF having been fouily dealt with.
The testimony before the Coroner of New
York, in the case the convict Lockwood,
shows that be surrendered in the barn,
to some one whom he called the Captain,
and while talking to him, sullivan adj
vancsd aud, although hepiteOusIy begged
Tor his life. shot him, and after he fell
kicked him. Tie Inquest was adjourned
till Tuesday.
In 1865, Stoueman made 175 appoint
ments, and m 1869 he has made ,S7. Ger :.
Schoaeld made lGl IN 1857, and S7l in lists.
There are yet 1907 appointments To be
made, which will take over a month. The
appointments OF Auditor, Secretary OF
.,.s4te .oT lssaistar 81 the Land Office have
not yet been made.
Tho case Of Joseph Deggendorf, City
Comptroller, charged with bezz2ing
the funds belonging to the city, came
before the Criminal Court of Saint
Louis, on Tuesday, and was noHe pressed
by the Prosecuting Attorney, there being
no evidence TO sustain the charge, ana the
case was dismissed.
destructive fire occurred in Chicaso.
on tuesday morn NJ. The IRE orig n
"a Crosby's building. adjoining Crosby .s
These buildings were ia immiueu danger,
but both were saved. The actual loss is
about 5000; fully insured
The Ea tern bound freight train on the
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railroad, "a out
midnight OF Monday, was thrown from a
bride 800 feet long, near Eureka Ihe
locomotive turned a complete somersauit
ia its decent. Nine cars were badly dam
aged. The engineer, W. ". NJ ygtp. was
instantly killed, and tie fireman, uauiei
Conway, was seriously, perneps fasa.iy,
injured. Seventy feet oi the rulIo 81
bridge was torn away.
The c.lleof Real eondemnei to e<ecu
tiun next Friday, Tor the murder of officer
S.nediciE, was brought mp ia the Superior
court yesterday, on a motion for stay ol
ploeeedi usss. -Afterargument by Fx Judge
-,tuart and District Attorney Gauia, the
court to1is possession OF the papers, and
rcservcd its decision. The conrSet 10 Il e
lssatd OF Police has decided tnat there j.
suit tent ground for a civil action asai 81
FN-tuptain J. :. Young for tire recovery
uf tRolnor les received BY hIm as rewaids
1or soivices.
-p+cial to the Tribune from Me. r.s
Illinois. says tue Grand Jury of Geua
County have found q true tiu of IaIict
ment AGAINST Abraham Hewitt Tor thC
murder OF AIRS Hess snd her chiId, and hS
waste ,1stI arrsigned. His counsel Ilume
dIaiely pued Tor a change OF Venue
WAteh Was granted. aud case ent K
Wil G. uuJy. on account uf the excite
mem, it was deeuIed best 10 remove tn,
prisoner aj once 10 o-Jotet. Il . was takeI
from th. JAZZ il IN orfuIHus, and, as tn
oairers ,,. e.boat remogfng him from tn
ersiliuus lo the ears, an effort was made b!
a MOB 70 take hisn from the officers ant
lynch him. The officers and the prisoner
attorneys Immediately drew their revolv
ers ANA kept the mob at bay until Hewitt
was safely loes1ed IN the ears aud the train
had moved of.
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