The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-06

In the case of Ramsey against Fisk,
q utd, LaDe and others. JUICE Murray
direct, that the severai orders OF the Y -urt,
which are retufnable at Delhi, Delhi Co {,
New York, on the 10Th inst. Oe served on
the defendants. GOusd and Lane, through
he,r the posi- ote anT Ths Il senl ia CONSEQUENCES
Of their successful avoidance OF personaI
service.
J. Eckel. who became notorious
through his alleged connections WITH the
BurdeI murder, some years ago, ana was
serving a three years service In the Al
bany, n W YorK. penItentiary, on conVlc-
cell and EckhaIt Wnissy frauds, died at
the penitentiary on SATURDAY morning OF
dropsy. brought on oy confinement.
There was large meeting of the lead
ing Democrats of Brooklyn at the mayofs
Office, New York, saturday night, to ar
range place for the reorganization of the
Democratic party in Kings County, which
all present regarded as absolutely fndIs-
pensable. Mayor KaIbfieisoh presided,
and q committee was appointed to confer
with the Democratic General Committee
In regard TO the proposed change.
The cashier OF the welI-known dry goods
detected in the crime Of pIlfering from his
employers The aggregate amount taken
is about q .ooo. He restored $500. and was
known. He married, about ten months
since, and went into an extravagant style
OF living. The name of the cashier is l..
The Democratic County Convention in
Memphis, on Saturday, nominated Coils.
w. III. Stephens and James 3. Herskell as
candidates to the Tennessee Constitutional
81 sfioater" A resolution was adopted In
structing the delegates to submit the ques-
people at the Constitutional election.
A Macon, Ca, dispatch says: "The DEM
ocrats of the Georgia Legislature evince.
their gratitude for the conclltatory policy
shown them by abusing their power and
expelling stauQcA Republicans Tor no
other crime than the color of their skin.
Natural and local laws were thus set at
defiance. and Georgia te-day, as state,
General Government. Congress cannot
too speedily or too sumnnarily Vtndlcate
outraged authority and provide for the
genuine reconstruction OF a State whose
Democratic Representatives have proved
themselves mpervlous to right or reason"
The National Board OF Trade Conven-
tion closed In Richmond on Saturday
Might with q grand dinner at the Exchange
Hotel, three hundred persons being
present. Tossts were given, speeches were
with spirited music. The most prominent
speakers were Mr.. Fraley, Preside II OF the
Convention, Mr.. Thomas, of st. Paul, and
General Walbreden, of New York. The
la tier said that the man that attempted to
prevent the restora ion of Virginia to the
Union was an enemy 70 MS eouatry, ana
| ion. He advocated strict economy in
public expenditures. Messrs. Wetherellt
/ of Philadelphia, and Calf, OF 81. Louis,
also spoke in reply TO toasts.
The Governor of Georgia has written a
letter to the New York 1tnses, In which he
| demonstrates the reasonableness of the pO-
sition assumed by the Republicans of
| Georgia, and the moderation and justice
/ OF the course now urged uponC ongress.
He says th4 new Constitution of hat state,
| prepared by Republican convention and
| ratified by Republican ballots, is remark
aOle for its lioerality. Intolerance has no
place in it's provisions. 1t pTescrlbes no
/ harsh penalty and imposes no disability
i upon the enemies of construction, and is
/ a monument OF the good sense and good
feeling of those on Wnom Congress relied
/ for the accomplishment OF its object.
The ST. Louis police have got a clue to
ern Hotel on last Thursday A man well
| known in New York as an expert thief
| was introduced to Dawley at Columbus
Kentucky, by a Matchmaker. He learn ed
Dawley's business, followed him to st
| Louis and registered at the Southern
| Hotel as g. g. Crawford. Soon after the
| robbery he attempted 10 sell nne dta'
mond ring TO q pawnbroker, who, suspect
ing something wrong, questioned hin
| closely. Finding himself suspected, and
| another man entering the shop at tina
moment, whom he evlde1tly took for 8
detective, he left, leaving the ring hehind
| which has subsequently been Identified
| by DawIey. He told thu pawnbroker that
| his name was Trowbrtdge. toa