The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
OOSnESsEB TELgGRAMs.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3


WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 3.
The chair factory of Adams & Holden,
in Boston, was burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000. f
Seventeen business houses were destroy
ed In GTeenvflle, Alabama, yesterday, 1n-
volving loss of more tnan Sl0O,OOo.
Henry stoddart leading lawyer of
aged eighty-tyo.
A National Convention of Real Estate
Brokers met in Cleveland, yesterday, with
delegates from nearly all the States pres
ent.
The steamship Baltimore, from Balti-
more, has arrived at Liverpool. The VIIiai
de Paris, from HaYre, has arrived at New
York.
: General John L. Wool Is seriously i'll at
his residence In Troy, N. 7. Grave appre-
tensions are felt 10 regard 10 his recovery.
He is eighty-six years old.
Thirteen hundred and seventy-three
barrels ofespirits have been distilled in
Moptgom cry County, ohio, since January
lst, 1869.
Wv smith a droyer of Jackson County.
Mo-. was robbed on Mond night, OF
seven hundred dollars, at a saloon IN ST.
1ouis mgr tg F. 3
has purchased the Dayton ledger. he
Will add S30, ,o00to It's stock and change Tito
morning Issue. rr Isl
The Slate Fair opened at RichHond. Va ;,
yesterday, with a large attendance. A tell
esram was received from President Grant
regretting his engagements prevented his
attendance.
In the case of Staples, the deaf mute,
against the Kennebec and Portland Raii7
road, at Belfast, Me a verdict Of s5,OlO for
plaintiff has been rendered. The defend.
ants moved for q new trial. nsso
Hon. Charles A. wyckliffe, Ex- Governor
of Kentucky, and Ex- Post Master General
County, Md, 1.-THE residence Of issop-in-
law, on Sunday evening last.
Archibald Douglass, who was shot in a
political alteration by Thomas Jackson,
the Deputy Sheriff. In the Fltth Ward.
New York, died in the Ballevlew Hospital
on Monday.
of Butler County Pennsy lvaLta, were ar
rested yesterday on charges OF having OBJ
tanned $4,000 from philadelphia houses on
pretended shipments OF laige Quantity
of wool.
John A. Brinkley, aged seventeen years,
employed at the SteubenvilIe Railroad
engine house, in -Pittsburg, was caught be-
tween the bumpers while coupling cars,
on Monday morning, and was so crushed
that he died Monday eVentng. 4OE
The four cared race for 81 900 and the
championship of the United States, be-
tween the Stephen Salisbury, Jr., Crew, OF
IL
tune Crew, Of Boston, Is to take place on
Lake QuinAtngamond, to morrow.
A portion of Abbott's Mills, at Canton,
Md, used for rolling railroad iron, together
with much valuable machinery. was de-
stroyed by fire Monday night. Less over
sIOO. 600. Several hundred workmen are
thrown out of business for time.
A guest of the Merchants Hotel, in Gin.
cinnati, about 3 A. NJ. yesterday discovered
a robber concealed under his bed. He Sc
cf1ra door
robber was taken before the Police Court,
waived an examination, and was taken
before the Grand Jury and indicted.
The first Nine OF the Cincinnati Base Bau
Club go TO Louisville to-day to play the
kentucky Club in the afternoon. The Mu-
tual New York will arrive at Cincinnati,
on Friday morning, to play the Clncin-
same day tho State Base Ball Association
meets at Cincinnati.
There was serious accident on the At
bany Boston Railroad yesterday morn
ing, at Chatham Four Corners. By the dis
placement of q switch, train ran into
the locomotive house, dem molishing one
half of IL, and smashing two locomotives.
.Jhe displacement of the switch was the
work of malice, 1t is supposed.
The bodies of the following pers~---,. -
on the StonewaIl, have been recognized
James A. Adams and Mike Kenney, stock
Jerry Consee, J. p. Arms, Jno. Hanley. ].
Conroy, @ Conroy, James Eowen. ]. Kelly,
NJ " Loot car Sarres 20 emaa9, 9 Peter Gun Gun
dollars in money has been found, and is
with the proper authorities All of the
above exceptthe two first were deck pas
sengers.
J. E. Peter, President, and H. c J.
Brydges, Managing Director of the Grand
Trunk Railway, OF Canada, have been In
st. Louis, a day or two ON business relat-
ing to the extension of the connections OF
their road to st. Louis aud other points In
the West. They desire to run compromise
Mofv
and make rates If possible which will in
duce shipments of flour and produce toI1fv-
erpool, and other European ports, via
Portland. These gentlemen will visit the
far West before they return.
g. ne afternoon session of the National
Convention OF Real Estate Agents, at
Cleveland yesterday, was taken up with
terms " agent and - broker" the foImer
being charged ten dollars and the latter
ATTY dollars by the Government. 1t was
thought that Congress ought To recognizes
them as Identical. and re olutton was
passed declaring that there was no real
equally mean buying, selling and renting
real estate and procuring loans on the
same. ass
An injunction was granted by Judge
Storrs, OF the supreme Court OF Cincln-
natl, vest erriay afternoon, restraining the
Board or Education from carrying into
execution The RESOLUTIONS prohibiting the
reading of the Bible and religious books,
or using sacred music in the Public
Schools. The ground on which the petit
tioners prayed for the injunction Is, that
the trainers of the Constitution, by declar-
ing Ia that instrument that religion is an
essential of good govern ment, denied to
the Board of Education the right to eX-
cIude ali manner of religious instructIon.
The case will be heard Thursday. 3f
or twenty-five votes. by the Cincinnati
Board OF Education. on Monday night,
for excluding the Bible from the public
schools, ten were Republican, and
twelve Democrats. Their nominal rel1g-
| ion was: Three Pr0testants, ten Catholics,
| eight Free Thin kerE, and one Jew. or the
| flIeen votes against excluding, twelve
| were Republicans and three Democrats
| Nominal religion: Thirteen PrOtestants.
| one Free Thinker, and one Jew. Tue
/ cham pion of the rarity for expulsion was
| Rev Thomas II. Vickers. Champion for
| retaining, Rev. A. D. Mayo, Unitari An.
| There 'olutlons also forbid religious books