The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-04
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81 THURSDAY, November 4.
/ The steamship Pennsylvania has ar
rived from Liverpool
Governor mcClurg. Of Missouri, has ap
| pointed the 18th inst. as Day OF Ihan KS
! giving. e ta
| RIcCoole was arrested in Cincinnati ant
| taken before the Police Court, yesterday
and bound In 5000 to not engage in prize
| fight IN Ohio.
| Fifty whisky makers OF Kentucky mel
in convention, at Lexington. Kentucky
yesterday. a committee vas app9lnted4tc
draft resolutions. and the Convention al
Journed Till T. n. ra. s
Mr.. Herman Bangs, of New Haven, Con.
necticut, for many years Presiding Eidel
in the New York Eastern Conference Ol
the Methodist Episcopal Church, died on
Tuesday in the. .eightteth year OF his age
The American Colonization society,s
ship GoIcondas cleared from Baltimore on
Tuesday, tor Africa, with a lagge- cargo
She sailed yesterday, to Sa vannah, to take
on board 400 coloreds enIgrants from the
Southern statesto Africa. ~ ~
Representatives, OF the Cumberland &
Ohio Railway met citizens OF Cincfu natl,
at the Board Of Trade Rooms yesterday. 70
urge the importance 70 Cincinnati Of a
had a charter for the eonnectiou Of Gin
cinnati with their road, and thence with
the southern system OF rsilfoads. GA
The First Annual Session of the New
Jersey Association Of Congregational
Churches commenced Tuesday evening,
at the congregational Church In aBaltl-
more. The Association Is com posed or
twenty-five Churches, principally from
the opening seFndon, Gen. %. o. Howard
was reelected Moderator. The Convention
then adjourned until yesterday morning.
Y "A large attendance witnessed the match
game of base ball, yesterday, at Louisville,
between the Red stockings, of Cincinnati,
and the kentucky Club. OF Louisville. The
Cincinnatis had but eight m en in the Held,
BraiHard, their pitcher, having missed the
train Five fnniogs resulted las follows: !:
Ctncinnatis-lS, 5, IL, u, 4; total 5S; Ken
t1eky9S s l, Sd i,C In 59ta & Es StnG I Iis
be played this afternoon.
: The Real Estate Agents Convention, at
Cleveland, concluded its labOrs yesterday.
A National Board was. organized with IN @
following officers: President, w. j.. B lrneY,
OF Chicago; Vice Presidents, p. Trematn, OF
New York; H. +. Bray ton, Of Ohtoi y. A.
Lincoln, of Connecticut; Chas. y. Cor win,
OF Illinois; H. B. Essington, of Kentucky !;
w. b. Donhoe, of Tennessee < A. II. HitC h.
cock. OF Michigan: q. q. Smith, OF Nebras-
ka; II. III. .WoodwOrth. OF Iowa; John Gray,
of Massachusetts: y. w. Keene. OF Penn
sy1vania; w. II. Newton, of Maryland; A.
NJ. Taylor, Missouri; Corresponding Secre-
retary. ] M. wing, OF Chieago keeordlIlg
Treasur. r, @. a. Lincoln. The next meet
ing is to be he'd In UnieagO. q DGH r5Uf
The National Baptist Sunday School
ConVentOns az st Louis, WAS largely at
Tended yesterday. Rev. ThOS. ID Ander-
son, of New York, add essed the COnven-
tlon on tie relations OF the Sunday School
to the family, Rev. T. :. Henson, OF Penn
sylvarIa, spOz eofthe re latio MS Of the k5n o.
day School to the Church, and Rev. +.
Elder, OF New Jersey. on the relations OF
the Sunday School TO the community. The
la ter gentleman's address was an array OF
facts and arguments, most beautifully ex-
pressed, being the result OF experience and
watehfulness, and dsllyered in true orator
ical style. The speaker contended that
the icommunity of twenty, thirty and
forty years hence win be com posed OF the
boys and girls OF to-day. Therefore gather
them In, and now. while they are
young, shape that coming community
as we all would desire to see 1t at present.
We must not. despise the poor. II is not
make his mark hereafter, or be a leader of
pu5ltc opinion, but In many cases the
ragged urchiu of to-day will, in years, be
come a power in the land, and u powerful
workef, either for good or evil. II, there
fore, the Sabbath school can be made q
rnoulder of public opinion il viii &C ss.m-
plish q destiny W hieh IL is cheering TO con-
template. The speaker concluded with q
brilliant peroratiOn, In which he COM
pared the influence amt power which the
children OF to day Will yet WELD TO the
effect of the snow flakes falling upon the
railroad track, small and weak at first,
obllterated beneath the heavy iron
wheels, but yet falling on till they have
raised a barrier which no locomotive in
the land can pass. In the afternoon the
subject OF the relation OF the SUNDAY
School to the Church, was discussed at
length. tarfKt} }tt# .ts.e.