The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-22
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OONDRSsED TEaEGRAHS.
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Steamship City of Baltimore, from Liv-
erpooI, has arrived at New YORK.
The Gold Exchange Bank was paying its
seven per cent. dividend yesterday.
The Tennessee state Fair at Nashville
was largely attended yesterday. n
The steamer Deutchland. for Bremen,
took $4,000 in gold yesterday. II
Boats were moving freely in the Erie Ca
nal at Albany, New York, on Wednesdaysl
night. EfN #W& E2N@H
The Erie officially has not been fully ad-
jnste,d and Nhe men nave not resumed
ture met at Bangor, on wednesday, TO SIT
three days.
The American Bible Union closed its an
niYersaFy meeting in New York last even
ing after a two Gays session.
Mayor Fox, of PhiladeIphfa. has recon-
menced disrnfssing police officers. Nine
teen were dismissed yesterday.
The WaIpole and Westminster bridge
across the COnnecticut River was carried
away on Wednesday night.
The tobacco factory of Mr.. Dickson, at
Hannibal, Mo-, was burr ed on Tuesday
night. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
The state Conven ton of the Young
Mems Chr .stIan Association met at BAN
gor, Me-, on Wednesday, TO continue In
session two days.
John Rial, condemned for murder, is said
TO be riding about the city of New YORK,
unfettered, except by the company of q
deputy sheriff. ga
A special telegram to the Louisville
Evening k2Press says that Andy Johnsons
vote.o on the fourth ballot. yesterday,
rea ch ed As, which ts his hig hest strength.
Necessary % a choice, 81.
The trial or Morrow and Dougherty,
charged with the attempted assassination
of Brooks. com m euced yesterday ~ orning
before Judge Ludlow, OF Philadelphia.
Hon. j. v. Farwell, OF Chichago, has
made the nlne Bishops of the Methodist |
Church, and also hlmse {, life members,of
the Evangelical Advertising Association
The steam sawmIl and adjoining CARL
penter and blacksmith shops, OF RS erson
Il johnson, burned at Musk egan, Mlchi-
gan, ON Wednesday,. Loss s2O,OOOi no insur-sl
King, the bond robbeT, who stole 1892 900
from Comberling & Pare, of New York,
was sentenced to Sing Sing for four years,
has escaped from prison, and Is now IN
The Lincoln monument, which has been
completed u der the direction OF the War
Fund Committee, was unvRiled and ex-
posed TO public View for the first time yes
day afternoon, at Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
Five OF the Spanish guuboats left Mystic,
Conn.,, for New York city, on Wednesday,
under the convoy OF a revenue cutter.
last fivein about three weeks.
Marshall Barlow, OF New York, has or.
dered a United states catter to have sur
veilIance over tho steam yacht Anna, now
lying in the Erie Basin, owing TO the sus
picIon that she Is neing ftted out for
warlIke expedition.
The grand jury impauneled in Judge
/ BenedicL's Court, N. Y, numbered several
| deiinquents, who were ordered to show
| W
| punished for contempt. Among the num-
Der Is Jas Fisk, Jr. so
Mayor Hall. of New York. replies to
! Horace Greeley recent d denuncia' ion, and
| offering to prove him monomaniac be-
1 fore a commission OF Iunacy, and challeng-
ing him 10 a discussion on the stump In
| the rural portions of the State.
The National Convention OF Railroad
| Conduotors, was again In session, but
| transacted no business OF general public
| interest. They accepted an. tnvi' atton 10
| Little Miami and Cincinnati Louisville
Railroads. 70 LoulsviIies efs
The DaiIv Esats says jay Gould was be-
fore the Grand Jury yesterday morning,
| gold corner. AS the result of his testimony
GEN. Butterfield, Sub Treasurer, and a.
| Corbin, brother-iu-laW OF President Grant,
have been Indicted for conspiracy.
n. d. Morgan, President OF the North
| American Life insurance Company, has
sued Messrs sutton, browne & Co., as pub;
I
lays his damages at $4,000. The article to
| which exception Is taken appears In the
October number OF the AIdiIls, and criti.
i cizes the peculiar plan OF registered life
policies by Mr.. Morgans company.
A convention of Influential Inerchants
1 from various parts OF New York State, " no
/ are interested In an honest canal manage
ment, met IN New York "Wednesday, and
formed an organization. A plan was
ment i1Sgs OF the canal system, With checks
upon swindlers, thieves, contractors and
the ring generally.
The national Capital Convention. at st.
Louis, was engaged all the forenoon yes
terday in discussing q lengthy series Of
resolutions reported by The Committee on
Resolutiopss a few verbal amendments
7 We're made, aud the platform would Prob
ably be adopted. The delegates were to
visit the suburbs and all places OF note in
session at night. u =
The Council of the Evangelical c,eigy-
men met again IN New York yesterday.
Among saose pre- present 5s. were. McIlvaine,
Witt. An organization was affected, with
Bishop Mcllyaine as President. Letters
I of sym pathy and announcements were
read from Chief Justice Chase, President
t Woolsey, Of Yale College. and others. Va
rious ADDRESSES were made, bearing upon
the snhjeet Of uttiy among the churches.
Pere Hyacinthe, 1t is said. remains very
quiet. He passes much OF his time in quiet
meditation and study, and is In receipt of
| numerous letters from all parts of the
country, when he makes point threading
and answ erfng. At noon yesterday he re-
cetved a visit from two old European
friends, Iesidents OF New York, and SUBJ
seauently, with companion, he weat out
to walk, passing up Broadway a3d prom-
enading Fifth Avenue. He strenuously
objects 10 a publlc reception, which, it is
4 rumoPed, the Boston clergymen VIII again
urge upon him
InJudge Bed sord,s eonrt, on w edn esday,
two boys-Bficb cbael Kavanaugh and Joseph
A White--were arratgued for stealing Ia
dies watch IN the street. John Wilkins, a
boy of sixteen years, was called on as a
| witness, but refused to take the oath,
stating the young highWaymen were com
panions, and had threatened him with
personal violence If he testified, and his
elder brother had advised him not to do
so. No persnading could induce the boy
| to give his testimony. and finally he was
allowed to go home, after promising to
testify at the next term.
The sixth Annual Convention of Loco
motive Engineers was held at Baltimore.
on Wednesday. Nearly all the states and
! Canada were represented. Charles Wilson
Grand Chief Engineer OF the brotherhood
delivered an addrsSs, Daring the year