The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-29
TELEGRAPIE SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
A r ,ston dispatch of date the 9th. says
This evening, the United States Nut Fac
tory was destroyed by fire; less 5000. The
engine house and Patent building adjoin-
ing were also destroyed; loss $4,000
The Government Commissioners have
accepted another section OF the Union Pa
eific Railroad ending at tho l00th mile post.
The Central Pacific is now comp eted 5O3
miles east of Sacramento
A Milwaukee Dispatch or date 2Slh, says
that physicians have visited Nina RSnche
OF Burlington, Wisconsin, who has been
in a trance since January Sta, and from a
vein tapped by them, the blood Il WED as
from living persons. fas -ssa
A Baltimore dispatch dated 2Sth, says
In the u. \. District Court to-day, William
HebzhoId, Indicted for violation of the
revenue laws in not giving notice to the
Assessor OF his place OF business as rectt-
flyer of distilled spirits. was found guilty
and fined one thousandaloIlars. - szsas a
A Chicago dispatch dated the 2Sth sayss
A Woman's Rights Convention, under the
auspices OF the Sorosis Society. viii be
neld here on the Nth prox. Anna Biekin- :
Cady stanton and other champions are
expected.
A Concord New Hayen) dispatch OF the
2sth instant says John M. b1ses of that
city. has recovered a verdict slI50423
against Comfort and Ichabod. his mother
in-Iaw and brother-in-1aw, for ehLicing his
wife away. This Is the first action of this
kind ever brou ght IN the New ii amps hire
courts. 5=s ="
A st. Lonis dfspatch. of date 2Sth says
General sherma1G and his secretary. Colo
mel Dayton, with their families. left for
New orleans on that day. The statement
made on Wednesday that General Si1eri-
dan was daily expected to return from the
plains proves to bs incorrect. t1.f.tN
Anomsha dispatch says large number
of Ute Indians are hunting on the RePub-
Iiean River. Acting Governor Han, of
Colorado, has issued 4 proclamation warn
ing the military civilians from 4DteF-
ference, as the Utes are friendly. and Asve
treaty with the Government.
A st. Louis dispatch OT date 2sth, says
that Charles B. Cranson, freight agent OF
the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad, and
formerly of Locxport, New YORK, at-
tempted snfcide yesterday by Shooting
himself through the head, and Also in the
left side, while laboring under despoa-
deney, induced bs sickness. There Is no
hopes of his recovery 0 80 @A
The steamship A Iaska, which left Pana
ma on the 10Th. has sl73.l72 In treasure
from California. The expedition In search
ofgOld ON The Coeas Island returned unsuc-
G sssfTRl and tlisgusted. There were frequent
earthquakes in GuatemaIa during Decem-
ber War is probable between Salvador
and Honduras. Nothing Is known In Hon
duras of the projected railway, talked o
in New York. An unsuccessful attemp
was made to poison President Geseman, o
Nicaragua. Nothing Is known of Cush
ing's mission.
An Albany dispatch of date the 2sth Inst
says: At the State Workingmen's Assem-
bly,, Yesterday, a resolution was adopts
that a committee be appointed to draft
bill 20 be presented TO the Legislature, pro
Vi6ing that all apprentices shall serve no
less nor more than five years. The ques
tion of industrial partnership between th
employer aud employees will be discusses
to-day. The Labor Committee reported il
favor of the total abolition of prison Ia
Dor, but the report was recon- naitted 10
modification. 80
VIM j. Konn, L. N. Ilaidlow and Il cler
IN the export Bureau OF bne new VI
Custom House, have been arrested by Del
uty u. 5. MarshssI Nodine, of the Easter
District, Brooklyn, at the instance OF Di
trfct AttOrne5 Tracy. under warrants froi
Judge Benedict. the charge is that of d'
frauding the Government by procurir
larse sums OF money upon fraudulel
claims for gfeenbaclls presented and pas
etl AT the Office of the fifth Auditor in Il
Treasury Depa rimenb at Washington. III
frauds with which The officers are chargt
extended through period of seven mont
from January to July, 1867. The amota
realized was nearly fifty thousa n dOfla
A Cleveland, ohio, dispatch dated &
2S5h says: At the annual meeting of {
Cleveland 6 Mahoning Railroad yeSte
day, the stockholders voted to sustain {
action of the directors in protesting agaia
L . transfer of the lease by the A. & e.
To the Erie Railroad. Tne new Board W
auuholized to take measures to receive Z
contract Of the road, 1T being claimed th
under the laws of Ohio the A. 4 q. w. h
forfeited its lease of the Cleveland S NJ
honlng Road, ny attempting TO trans
the corporation outside OF Ohio.
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