The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-14
COEDENsED FELEGRAMs.
TUESDAY .Eseptember u.

TUESDAY, September IA.
Two more vessels have been towed into
Portland, Maine, dIsmasted In the late
gale.
The steamer Cambridge has been towed
to Bangor for repairs.
The California stata Fair closed on sat
urday. It was success financially.
The Western Union and Atlantic and
Pacific States Telegraph Company have
consolidated.
Robt. Barr, In Westchester, New York
jail, charged with outTaglng his OWL
daughter, shielded Sunday night.
"a heavy northeast gale was prevailing
yesterday on Savan nan, Ga. The steamer
Magnolia for New York, was detained IL
Tyb Roads.
The, First Presbyterian Missionary
Chapel at Albany, N. Y, was burned
yetterday morning. Loss $1,000.
The Avondale disaster was the subject ol
many OF the Sabbath discourses in the
churches e New York on Sunday, and in
most or them collections were taken up for
the families of the sufferers.
The Cuban Junta of New York in appre-
citation OF Secretary .RaWlin's strong
sympathy for the Cuban cause. have pre-
sented Mrs. RaTlIns with 600 in bonds
OF the embryo Republic, and hearty letter
OF coincidence.
A grand procession OF Germanic sosie-
ties and German MasOns, In Philadelphia,
yesterday, proceeded to Fairmount, where
the corneT-stone OF the Humboldt Monu-
ment Wss laid. On the conclusion OF the
ceremonies, festivities were held in the
outskirts OF the city.
The California pioneer excursion party
leave for the East on Thursday. the 10th
in the Pullman palace train, which too
out the representatives OF the u. 8. Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows from Omaha.
The Central Pacific Railroad Co. has
succeeded in breaking up the gang of In
cendiaries banded together for the purpose
tlons east OF the moutains. Among the
parties arrested are those who set fire 10
the snow sheds near Summit, few weeks
since. s...I rI I a
caused IN the DemocTatic party in Phil
adelpata, by the resignation OF 8. Gross
meeting OF the various candidates was
held on Sunday, at which 1t was deter
mined all should resign and take meas
uTes 70 form q new ticket a crowd OF
outsiders, however, attended, and insist
ed on the nomination of Lew ticket,
said to be mora objectionable to the par
ty than the present one, and the meet
Ing broke up, the understanding being
that none OF the candidates should with
surprise, card appeared yesterday from
Mr. Frey, withdrawing, and advising the
ing OF candidates was held yesterday, but
the result Is unknown.
A Scranton dispatch says there Is a but
little subsistence OF the feeling among the
the new theory, developed by the testt-
mony, is discussed with vehemence, and
the probability that incendiarism viii be
proved is eagerly watched for. 1t is gener-
ally and sincerely believed that the shaft
was fred, but no miner IA so unjust now as
to charge the crime upon any nationality,
nor is IL even supposed that the person
committing the horrible act intended 10
accomplish the death OF a single miner
but only to frighten them and stop the
working OF the mine for an indennite per-
tOd. Acrimonious feelings exists and al
ways has between the " elsh and other
nations, but never produced any outrage
OF any consequence upon either person or
property. and the nationality that suffered
almost exclusively by the disaster are
ready to admit that IT is not likely that
the nrst outbreak OF Vengeful feelings
would have been OF such a diabolical char
acter. That the shaft was fred they be-
neve but not with intent to take life.
When Mr.. Beni. Hughes, Thos. Carson and
Thos. Watkins come up and give their evil
dence at the inquest on Tuesday next, n
flood OF light viii be thrown upon this mys-
FERROUS question.