The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-05
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mas GfflVeus
The steamship RheIn. which sailed yes
terday, took silS,00oi In gold to Europe.
III. o. Cambridge, q Boston rnerchnnt,
committed suicide ON Wednesday st q ho-
tel In New YORK. H48H IS &#H #@
There are registered IN HamiltonCounty'
Ohio, 129 BOB white'and eoIoredi unmarried
youth between the ages Of five and twenty-
natl.
A young man named Boyd @. .Aieoot was
run over and cut IN two by the cars OF the
Fort Wayne Road at Allegheny County,
Virginia, on Wednesday night. amfa
Tie Grand Jury in New Yo.k Is stIn In
vestigating the gold muddle, and proposes
carrying on the fnvesti CATION uatil Some
conclusion Is reached. a emA
The dwelling OF Nathan Downey, in
Harwieh, sNassae husetts, was Destroyer
cBidfen 3 two ile srs aeed G Six iE aud Go foGr
years, perished- The parents were VISIT
ing neighpor.
Colonel Tclarke,S formerly of the Thir-
teenth Brooklyn Regiment, was before
Commissioner Osborn, OF New York, on
plates FOR niannfacteuring counterfeit cur: aiis
rency, and was held IN 81, 500 bail.
The warehouse of the Citizens Oh Re.
dnery at Sharpsburg Bridge, near Peters
burg, Virginia, was burned, with $50 bar
re- q refined OIL. The IRE caught from
damage was done, and the Ioss--el5 O0O-is
fully 5nsuredin eastern companies.
The remains of Ex-Governor Chas A.
WickllH passed through houl~yile yester-
day. en- route TO BardsIown. Ia Yespsct u,
the memory of the deceased, the courts
adjourned and the members of the Ear
passed the usual resolutions of respect and
ympathy. .-..
A case came before Judge Fftheau. OF N
Y, on Wednesday,i in which Patrick o.
Toole, q lad or efgbteea, sued the managers
of the House of Refuge fOI ten Thousand
in a close room on insufficient food, Ia con-
sequence of which he got the itch, and be-
came much debiiitated. & .&E
Fistiana Isin trouble in Cincinnati The
hackers refuse to accept Murray, of St
Louis, as the hnal. sake holder. Blll Car
roll arrived at aCtnei matt "Wednesday
night, for the purpose OF selecting one Sa :
1Bfact0ry 10 Doth parties. McCools de-
mands Murray. The difficulty thiea tens
to break up the McCOoIe-Afien mill"
Rev. DIR. Thompson, speaking OF Hya-
cinthe, said that, while not desiring to g.
veal a private conversation, he Would say
the Pere had brought Letters 20 II; m from
two French Protestant clergymen, speak
ing of him as in close spiritual commu Mon
tioh of Luther. Rev. IL. W. Base IN read O
letter from Hyacinthe aIIuding to his de.
sire for freedom of opinion, sc.
Considerable feeling was prc9ssiIing In
Concord, N. H., relative to the location of
a new steam fire engine apB1bose re els and
hose, and hook aud Ladder truck, were
totally destroyed, and cottage and barn
adjoining badly daInaged. Loss TO the
city $1,000. Insurance. 81 900.
The first nine OF the Cincinnati (Red
Stockings) Club, OF Cincinnati, played a
picked nine from the Kentucky and Eagle
Clubs, OF louisville, yesterday afternoon.
Six innings only were play ed, darkness
preventing a full game. The result was as
follows: Red Stockings--ll. g. g. Il, g. 8; 10
tai 40. Eagles and Kentuekys- 2, o, 8, o, o.
o; total 10. The Ctncinnatis made three
double plays.
The coIosed citizens of baltimore and
Maryland celebrated the anniversary OF
Emancipation yesterday, In Baltimore, by
a procession several miles long, including
several benevolent societies IN fun regalia,
and 91g f1 II1a1 bsnd music 4f np Wsy
mOnd delivered the address, and the cele-
bration closed last night with grand ball.
The most perfect order prevailed.
The Milwaukee Free Trade League had a
large meeting last night, Hon. T.. J. Hol-
ton presiding, assisted by q long list OF
Vice Presidents. composed of prominent
citizens. Mahlon Sands, OF New York,
General Brtnkerhoff, of Ohio, and Prof.
Perry have also, within few days, adj
and have visited the state University at
Madison. They report that free trade text
books are used IN those coiIPgeS, and thai
nearly all the Professors are tree traders.
A large meeting was held yesterday. in
New York, to hear the report of Rev. DIR
Hchopf, upon his late mission to Europe
Evangelical Allianee, TO be held In New
York next Autumn. DR.. S.aepOTts quite {
large delegation vino have engaged to "a
present, from England, including the
clergymen of the Church Of England. dis
senters and laymen, while the Arch bishops
Of York, Canterbury, and Dublin, anc
other leading prelates expressed then
hearty cooperation with the movement.
A letter from Southern Kentucky say,
that on last Saturday night, band of forty
noun ted regulators, after stealing horses
went to the residence of NJ. J. Maddox
near Prest0nville, and demanded that h'
and the negroes who work on his farm
should surrender. Mr.. Maddox said, tina
with his two sons, he would defend him
self. At this tho armed regulators com
menced firing upon the house, and after
long fight the band was dispersed, though
they declared they would return. In thet
flight the TascaIs were compelled to leAv
two Of their olen horses behind.