The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-15
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"WEDNESDAY. December Is.
The steamship Vile De Paris, from
Iavre, has arrived at New York.
The Denver Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted TO Evass Station.
The Republican state Central Commit
tee has issued call for state Convention
on the I'D OF February.
Gen. Henry B. Darlington has been de-
tailed as Military Professor az Wabash
College, at Grawfordsville.
The Wyoming Legislature adjourned
signed the Woman's suffrags Bill, and It is
now q law Of the Territory.
The morocco factory OF G. G. Perkins. In
CharlestOwm, M ass, including tho ma
chinery and portion OF the stock, was
$4,000. -.ra,..tf Mi bfff
The Haytien steamer Triumph, formerly
the rebel ram Atlanta. broke the bed plate
9t her eonasnser 9s WI %ne g9lng down S t9e 9
Chester, where she IS repairing. 4o
Arrangements for the Reunion OF the
Army Of tine Cumberland which will meet
IN, 10 Iindii,anapoAs today, are completed.
ber OF officers and soldiers viii be Ia al
tendance. ft6M #8ffl E8t
Two pro fessional thieves named Snibbs
Arnold aud Leonard Hartmar, while be-
producing dangerous wounds. Hartman
was shot IN the leg while attempting to
win probably be sent to the .penitentiary.
A farmer named Elliott. while crossing
the track OF the Jefferson Vile, Madison
and indianapolis Railroad, near Eliza
Ing, was run overby q train and InoFtaiIy
wounded. The wagon was demolished
and one horse killed.
Daniels, the champion Bllilardist Of
two games of billiards "a fBoston.s on Mon
day night. The hlsts "a French earom. l59,
points ups was won by Daciels-l5e 20 144.S
The second, I5o points up was won by Fos-
ter-7S0 TO ea3s FOSTERS highest run was
42d; Daniels l02.
1t Is said that Gov Butler is in doubt
whether or not TO call an extra session OF
the Nebraska Legislature TO ratify the Ftf-
teenth Amendment, though he greatly dee
sires Its passage The people south OF the
extra session, Tor fear other measures in
the interests Of the people north OF the
Platte will be put through. -.,. ~
One ballot was taken Ia the Kentucky
Legislature yesterday. for u. b. Senator,
with the following result:
IN SEEArE-Stevenson l3, NeCreery IL,
Turner Y. Boone 2, FindIey, Republican,, 2,
IN HousE-sievenson "a. Mccreery "a.
Turner II, Finiey s, Kingley 8, Rice B,
SON has received his fuli strength In both
houses, and that McCreery viii be elected
as u = eelieyed D, he vi, VIII receive the vote o.
smith was nominated, but Withdrew.
In the Tennessee House of Represen ta-
tives yesterday, the Special Commtttee
made majOrfty and minority report for
and against the adoption OF a resolution
requesting the Constitutional Convention
to give the elective franchise 10 women.
The reports and resolutions were laid on
the table. Resolutions -eompIimenting
Judge TTfggs OF the Federal Court, were
adopted and sent to the Senate, which
referred them to the COMMITTEES on Federal
Relations. The Cincinnati and Southern
Railroad Bill engross ed the attention OF
the House nom an early hour until the
adjournment. The debate Will continue
to-day. It was MENTIONED by one member
in his speech, as a-cuTiOus fact, that every
lawyer in the House was opposed to the
bAlg. It's friends are confident. The action
OF the Legislature on the common school
question, tt Is believed, will put an end
to common or Tree schools in Tennessee.
Both branches of the Tennessee Legisla-
ture, in R body, called on Mrs. Polk, and
Were pleas antly received and entertained