The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-30
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SATURDAY, October 80.
The President waste return to Washing
ton City yesterday.
The Atlantics beat the Mutuals, at New
York, on Thursday, by q score of I3 to 10.
The CONVERSIONS Of the new.hospftaI, on
Fifty-ntnth Street, New YoIk, was laid
yestefoays N 9A9 8Z@ BHGtA
A young lady named Pet Mckay COM
m1tted suicide on Thursday by jumping
off tre. bridge at Quincy, Ill! ~ 9Aallk4E
Con. Reardon. the pugilist, has been con-
vlcted Of robbery at OMAHA and sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
Gideon Snavely was found dead in the
woods, six miles from Macon, Missouri, on
heart.
Colonel T. A.tfreen, VITO killed General
Early, at st. Joseph, Missouri, last Fall,
was tried at Plattsburgy- Missouri, Wednes-
day, and acquitted.
Breck's Band serenaded President Grant
at the residence of Ex-Secretary Borie, in
Philadelphia, on Thursday nighb, and
were thanked for rit.-
The trial Of Leonard ChoaLe, indicted for
numerous incendiafy acts in Newburs-
port and vicinity, IS progressing in the Su-
perior court, at Lawrence, Mass sz1
Snow fell yesterday moring In Augusta,
Maine. the first of the season, and on
Thursday night an inch and a half of snow
-
.1SeW AOrAs-A--~s q -A II -sa--- Is l8
F The fve hundred dollar purse at the
Memphis Fair yesterday, best time in har-
ness, was won by Pilot Temple, beating
Gray Messenger and salt River. Time,
2;i6, 2:46, 1885,. s- rra4..
At the Wonen's Suffrage Convention at
Hartford, Conn., yesterday, Ars. DR.. La
zier, of n ew Y Oh z, read an Essay on NO
mans Health. ana addresses were made
by Mrs; Davis Mrs Burleigh and Mrs.
Lloyd Garrison. %
The ferryboats AIorristown and Dela-
ware colllded on the North River, New
YORK, on Thursday, and smashed one an
Were dangerously injured, and it is believ-
drowned.
Archibald Douglas was shot. "A polllf-
cal dispute, III saloon in the First Ward
of New York, ye sterday, by. Thomas Jack
son, Deputy Sh sFlff, and he cannoe re-
cover Both are we'll known desperadoeS.
Jackson is in custody.
The family .of. Mr.. Stonehouse, of Louis
vile, consisting OF four persons. and a SER
want we're poisoned. on Thursday, by. eat
ing bread in which arsenic. had been
promptly administered, stnd the parties
placed out ofdanger.
In consequence OF the recent occurrences
In toe BANKS In Boston, the Bank Exam
liners have decided 10 add to their regular
tnvestigat on, an Inquiry, by circular, of
individual depoSltors, as TO their correct
valuable cheek upon the possibilities or
error or fraud in the 1ntsrIOr mana gem snt
o11he banks. ~ Fa = IL sTG1aEs8.N
Judge Ballard, of the Unifed States Dis
Irict Court, at Louisyille, has reprieYed
under sentence 1ef death for, the murder of
a negro family, in Lewis County Ken
| tucxy, until the last Friday In February.
These men Were convicted hinder the Civil
Rights Btll,and their case has been ap-
| pealed to the Supreme Court.
York, on Thursday. the attendance
was large, and theesentire catalogue,
amounting to over forty thousand
/ manufacturers ConsiGieringsth duIlness
| or trade, the prices obtained were res ard ed
as exhibiting the fair market value of the
| fully up TO the average estimate ofbuYe efs-
A dispatch fTom Corfnue. Utah, says tne
passenger train which ran off the track at
| a coal switch, near Evanston, on Thurs
| section of a train Jed with Mormon emi-
| grants, and few passengers - David
Shields, Joseph Thomas, John Fustin, and
| Philip TuStin--Were killed and Mary Bell,
James Hill, David shields, Jr., and Miss
Percy wounded. - 1t-s
| The first meeting OF the Free Trade As.
soeiatlon at Bnhslo, on Thursday night
| was largely attended. Speeches were ma lie
| by Henry w. Rogers President: Prof a.
l. Perry. of Massaehusettsi FotIett Beck
| with, and sManloa Sands. Resolutions
were passed, calling On Senators Roscoe
| Conklin and Fenton and Representative
ID. Is. Bennett, to urgethe repeal ofthe du-
/ ties on coal and salt. R. d. fAadmeld, Sec
| retary of the m6eting, stated that under
free competition, the price of salt. would
be reduced One-half. owing to recent dis
coveries in Canada. bfr. Perry stated he
would use the statistics on salt prepared
by Mr.. Hadfield in his lectures through
the West. @
IN the National Science Uonveption thai
closed IN New ork Thursday night, David
| Dudley Field expatiate1 on q new code tC
| be framed and which Is to cover q great
J. variety of interests, t3-wit: the question
II OF dOnliciles the right OF expatr1atfOn and
naturalization, trade between nations. { he
I taxation of Foreigners, atheira obligations
to military service and TO the laws where
they reside, matters relating to navigation
the fishertes and coloniz alton, SC, Sc Dr.
Elisha read q paper on the health of New
York, in which he said that In the pas
nine months seVeralg thousand of the
nearly 28000 tenement houses In this city
have been ventilated from garret Il
cellar IL the manner required by law
He added that at the beginning of tht
presenG year the cellar poPulationIn New
{ York a mounts TO between IL, 6,Oe0Aands 20,
90 persons, who seemed as 1mmoYable a.
TrodOdytes in their, dens, but during .th'
past few months upwards OF one. hundret
H OF the low and more poputous OF fhes
! dens of death have been vacated py, TN
Board s orders, aud IN no instance tn u
far has Il been found necessary to use an
force, o. to procure. Writs OF eJectmen
against the miserable occupants.
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