The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-28
C0NDESSED TgnEGRAMS.

q,ha gro una was broken at Carondolet,
Mo on Thursday, for two more furnaces.
/ A large number Of citizens participated III
\ the ceremonies.
/ Denver dispatch states THAT since the
4 recent report OF Indians proWling around
/ near Denver. the country has been thor
/ OughIy secuted by cavalry and no signs of
/ tine iudians found. scouting party LETT
an Thursday in quest OF the Indians dep
redating between san Jose and santa Fe.
one of the channel spans of the bridge
over the Falls Of the Oh1o RIVER at LOUIS
vile, $40 feet long, yaScompleted on Thurs-
dav This is the longest span of a truss
bridge erected in this country. Inc whole
bridge viii be finished In the early part Of
The ia m AT Fort edward, New York has
been washed away, stopping all the mills.
furnaces, etc. The repairs will cost So, ,OJO.
and the loss Of time 20 the mills viii be
ten times as much
In the suits of the Republican Office
against the Eiie Typo graphical Union for
conspiracy and ltbei, the Grand jury mas
returned = not true bill " in both cases.
A committee consisting OF three revenue
marine officers viii meet In {. Louis about
the goth OF September, 10 consider the pro-
priety of staiioning United states heFe-
nue. steamer at that port.
A gentleman OF st. Louis recently re-
ceived d letter from Chief Justice Chase, n
which ne says; Il am out of all future
political contests, and no one need be Jeat-
Gus of me hereafter.
In the Fenians Congress on Frijay, the
report from the Committee on Claimants
to Representation gave rise 10 long dis
t,T1ssion. 1t was decided that Circles not
In good standing shall not be represented,
but tnet C,rcses may be restored TO good
standing by the Congress and allowed
representation,
Another charge has been made against
the uofed LAW euee, alias Matt. BedeIi for
swind1ng Murray Nelson Z Co, OF Chi
cago, OUT OF $500 worth Of -four. Il is
M. ged that BedeIl admitted the charge TO
the agent OF the Company, who visited
him ia his CELL but said he mad been made
a tool of by others.
Miss Emma Gardner, daughter OF Col
Henry W Gardner, was horribly burned
thursday night, at the Bay House, at
Nah6nt Point, by her dress taking fire
from lamp on the floor of her dressing
room. Her recovery IS considered doubt
ful.
The Sanitary superintendent. for New
York City, in his report for the current
week, attributes the iarge decrease in the
deaths, as com pared with those OF form er
years, to the improved condition OF the
streets. The total deaths were 692-l50 less
than in 1868.
William Lake, proprietor of Lakes cir
Gus, was shot at CRANKY. Newton county,
Mo-, on the 2lst inst, by a man named
Ktllyon, and expired in few moments.
Killyon refused to pay admittance to the
canvas and was jected by Lake, but soon
, returned, aud Scetng Lake near the en-
trance, drew g. revolver aud sHOt him
through the body, near the heart. Durlu-
1 the excitement KelyOn escaped. One
/ thousand dollars reward has been offered
/ fer his arrest,
The oxford arrived at the ship at Mort
/ lake at 5 S6.47 The news of the victory
/ was received by the English, at the AsSO-
I ciated Press office, in New YORK, at one
! o'clock and four minutes, just twenty three
minutes and thirteen seconds afterwards
I The messenger was obliged to carry the
/ dispatch three quarters OF q mi c on horse
/ back, part of the way through dense
/ crowds, TO the nearest telegraph Office at
I MoTtlake, and the actual time of trans
mission was only twelve minutes. That is
/ q telegrap phic wonder.