The Evansville journal., 1869-08-21

The sentence of Thomas, Nun "a 1'I
was 10 have been hilR g, az ley 2 = ~, -; N
! the s5SfIi for aiding in the mqTdef q avn
4 1asstinneg mas been cornmuted 10 ffnp 1lson-
-tl1euB for lifes l-+ie -eF
ere Yesterday morning In DR.. Wan.
/ ya,-5s dental rooms, Rochester, New 1oTB
~ 1deeestToved property to the value OF $751; LOO.
| nc ffTe is supposed to have been set by
i E1~ofarS who first operated on a safe IN
/ Or. Wanzer's o1lce, taking therefrom $50
I THE Educational Associations at Tren-
ton held distinct meetings on Friday
! morning, at National Hall At the Teach
ers' meeting was an oYeTnoWing audience.
/ ID. IL. HaEar, of Massachusetts, was elecleQ
President for the. ensuing year. Hon, Jas.
state, made addresses, and Prof. Apgar, OF
the New jersey state Normal School was
to lecture in the afternoon A grand re-
nniOn and the closing exercises were to
take place at Taylor Hall in the evening
ED. Mansfeld viii probably be nomi-
mated for state senator oy the Republican
Convention tor Warren and Butler Coun-
ties Ono which meets to-day. X. NJ.
Stinson. editor of the Marietta RegIsteT,
was nominated 3esterday by the Repuolf-
cans for tel Senator for the Fourteenth
District. and Peter Odlin Tor State Sen stoF
for the Third District. = -.
officer Stole, of Rochester, was a Buffalo
on Thursday, lcoA1ns for parties said 70
hhstYe PgIEpe1ll alsg a oS s patent & a
the frontier, and q few in the interior
counties, are said to haVe been swindled
out OF EIOO,UVl. a warrant was issued ana
search made for broker in Buffalo, who
is said to be an accessory TO the sW1ndle,
and has negotiated Tor forged notes 10 q
large amount. HrB s1e
Chancellor ZebsIski, OF Com mum paw,
haslendeTed an opinion on the eADbabtolr
Injunction lately Issued py. Tim 70 tne e.
feet that the Injunction does not restrain
the proprietors = OF tne ADDattolr from
slaughtering cattle, II the work can be
done without creating nuisance, other
wise they viii be compelled 10 cease opera
t1CnS 1mmeUIabely- HEnErcs aoc
unknown man Committed suicide on
the Hanover Pike, ab0ut q mile below
Madison, Indiana, on Thursday sutghtY by
taking Two ounces Of IaudanuEn.. a letter
was found by his side, addressed 10 >. ID.
Burnham, Maquon, Knox County Illinois
In his carpet bag was tounG number OF
letters addressed to Lee Brown West JEFF
terop, Madison County, ono, Whlch. y
supposed TO be the name aad home of the
unfortunate man. Whisky and fancy wo-
men appears to have caused the rash act.
The letter Is published in full in Friday
evenings Madison Courier. ~. -r.---I
The New YORK Times says: Every incl
dent com ected with the disappearance of Il
Chancellor Lansing, forty years go, are
The secret was confided TO him by a dis
unguishe ed citizen OF New York State, now
deceaste The. survivor was epj9ined 70
tain persons specified were dead. This
condition has been fulniled, and IL is
probable narrative, calculated to startle
There will tnen be no longer room for
single sdoupt in reference TO Chance lof
LansiDg's fate. 1t WIN be well authenti-
Gated, and will form one of the most re-
rnarkable pages in the history o the pub
lie men of this country.
The National Labor Convention, in
Phils deiphia, on Friday, adopted the toll
lowing resolution: ReSotDed That this
Congress recommend that all the Trades 1
Unions make an immediate effort
to secure a thorough b Organization OF fe-
male labor, and demand the same pay for
work equally well done by women as by
men,. Every avenue OF labor for which !
woman is physically capacitated, should |
be freely opened to her on the same terms /
and conditions as allowed to any class of |
laborers. w e ask FOR women equal Oppor- I
tunities and rights in every field of enter |
prise and labor. A resolution was adopted /
Tor the appoIntlnent Of COMMITTEE on |
Ways and Means, and Standing Com |
mittee. Resolutions were also adopted de- |
-nouneIng Coolfe labor, but declaring that |
voluntary Chinese emigrants should be |
protected like other citIzs us. A Special
Committee on a New Political party was |
appointed.