The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-28
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-r-rr- rrrr THQRsDAY, October -.
a heavy snow storm prevailed at Boston
yesterday morning. ci- 5000 7tli
The steamer ylrginia. from Liverpool,
arrived at New YORK Tuesday night.
The weather at ChEcaeo Continues cold, A.,
with tndications of more rain.
The ground was covered with snow, at
Albany, New York. yesterday,
The Grand Division OF the sons OF Tenn
perance met n DAYTON, o, on Tuesday
tThere was a Harry OF snow at Pough-
keepsies NEW YORK, yesterday morning.
The report that the little ship Constitu-
tlon, eight tons. Was % sail for Europe, is
q hoax
There was slight nrs In the senate
Chamber, at Albany, New York, yester-
day.
road ran over an old deaf man on Tues
Ritzer Co.'S clothing store. In Dayton.
OHIO, was robbed OF $500 worth OF cloth,
ing and other gOOds % Monday night.
The synod of Cincinnati (Old schooD ad-
jourOed nc Hamilton on Tuesday, after
celebralins its fourteenth anniysisary,
Two buildings on Fulton street. New
YORK, aud the Old Dutch Church were
Bishops CanIoy, OF Albany, and Sweeny,
Of st. John, N. B., sailed on the steamer
Java yests rdays en- route 10 Rome.
A terrible snow storm was prevailing at
Buffalo last night, and the street railways
were compelled TO use snow plOws.
John Castner. cut hlsthroat horribly, In
Cincinnati, yesterday, buL missed the large
veins, and ~ likely 70 lave.
Gen. John A Logan, CT Illinois, win de-
we an adj hafn ha a In.
stitute IA y, of New YORK, on Friday af-
ternoon.
Farmers from the Interior OF New York
report - heavy, distinct y felt shock OF an
SOU"tS'
A dispatch from Goldsboro, North Caro-
lima, states that q riot occurred on the 24th,
Ia which one negro and one soldier were
wounded.
The passenger train which got or the
track near Susqueh9nna, on the Erie
Railroad, was replaced, and proceeded
without injury to any one.
The Methodist Church in Hamilton
County. Ohio, has s. sabbath schools, 100
teachers, and 1900 pupils. n nice little
army. = y k5 So q 5
machinists OF Jersey city, has been settled
by Jay Gould agreeing to pay on the 18th
day Of each month. 2 At@G Ay
The American Hotel and several stores
adjacent were burned. in the village of
Loss s4O, ,00Oi mostly insured.
Mr.. George Stone, OF the frm OF stone,
Nichols q Stone, says that neither General
Grant nor any OF bis family ever trans
acted any gold or other bro kerage business
through that firm-
Paymaster Bogert, who has been tried
by O Naval Court Martial on charges of
swindling the Govern ment or some twenty
thousand dollars has been released from
custody, which amounts TO an acquittal.
Thomas Compton was held In q $40 bail,
IN Cincinnati, yesterday. fora robbery az
legged TO have been committed In Macon.
Mo-. whence he was telesraphed for. sing.
take, and thSt he Is not euiity. ftss "''S'
At GraniteviIle, staten Island, ON Tues
day, two children of Joseph Williams,
while playing with matches, tired the
house, aud before they could be rescued.
were suffocated to death.
Atthe adjourned races on Blood Horse
Course at Nashville, yesterday, the Asso-
citation prize, $50, three mile heats. was
won BY Grassland IN two straight heats.
Time O.ab12 ana 3 :4A%. asAz-a
No action has yet been taken in the
Tennessee Legislature relative to the Flf-
teenth Amendment. The bill pending in
the HOuse for the call or a Stale Conven-
vention 70 be called at an early day.
At the rectifying establishment of Good-
nOuKhg IL aErankiey atnau BrOOklyn, now
under seizure, the revenue watchman, last
Saturday, was gagged BY parties unknown,
who carried on six barrels OF whisky and
succeeded In making their escape with il.
The family OF James Burgess, OF Chicago,
were more or less seriously poisoned, on
Tuesday night, oy eri9king green tea,
takeD home with him. Eight in all were
sufferers, MIR. snd Mrs. Burges the greater,
they hayinF aIank more Freely They will
rrt, s,-, o-.,,,as, t~stv, an, an, Eer.. H,ott
road, arriving at Btnghampton on Tues
day af ernoon, was thrown from toetrack,
per hour. Five passenger cars were
| wrecked but straDgeto say not = person
was killed or iata " injured. =
In consequence OF the Fair at AlemBhis
business IN the city was nearly suspended
yesterday. The attendant Q was large. The
/ IrOttlng match for purse of $500, mile
i heats, best In s, was won by Morrissey in
three straight heats, beating Frank and
Taekey. Time 2:4054, 2:40 ana 2:S7.s
John Hopkins OF HopkfnyVille. zOhio,
Il received slight wound on the elbow from
| q pitch fork, on Friday evening of last
week, while threshing wheat, aud diei
Price. was Killed ths sine aftern6on. M M in in
1 the same vicinity By the falI or a limb
| from a dead tree. -.v.
The President and several of the Direct
II ors OF the Toledo, Wabash Il Western
i Railroad are In st. Louis, on business con-
| nected with the consolidation of that road
a
| nection OF the consolidated roads with st.
| Louis by the Decatur g. East st. Louis
| Road. The party was TO leave yesterday
| for Kansas city, via the North Missouri
| Road, and from thence WillfBo TO Omaha.
A monster excursion party, numbering
| about two hundred. arrived at st. Louis
| Tuesday, and viii visit various poinls on
4 the Kansas Pacific railroad. with the view
| OF purchasing a large traet Of land for
| colonization purposes. Tne party came
| fron 1,olurnbcs, Dayton, Springfield and
| other towns IN On O and among them are
| many who went through st. Louis on q
similar EXCURSION. two moEtns ago.
At3ai5 P. u. Tuesday, six cars of the pas
| geD2er train on the Erie Railroad, on its
way from New York TO Buffalo, ran Oh The
track two IA lies east OF Susquehanna. The
whole train IS a com piete wreck It is re-
ported that none OF the paSSensers were
late an hour, that 10 was impossible to as
certa Id gheiher this Statement is true,
TIE cause of the accident was broken
raj.
The Conference of the New York and
| Hudson River UHttarians took place IN
New YORK yesterday. The opening ser
Bellows and Rev. Mr.. Hepworth, of New
York, assisting. The latter preached thu
sermon, which was an out spoken dis
: course. cOnsidertng the errors of Roman
J ism aud the failures OF Professionalism. and
confidently predicted q much greater sue
: cess for the Unitarian denomination thal
has hitherto attended H. g &H @n