The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-15
ter of the Gospel of Truth ought to
be more guarded even in advertising
his friends.
g0NDEgsED FELEGRAIIs.
WEDNESDAY,, September Is.

/ WEDNESDAY,, Septem Der 10.
Loring, of the Harvard Crew, is sick.
President Grant left Altoona yesterday
morning, for Pittsburg.
Col. Laybert, assacsinated three days ago
in Philadelphia, died yesterday morning
The boatmen OF New York gave the
Harvards dinner last night The latter
leave fer Boston to day.
An unknown man jumped of the New
port ferry boat, Monday night and was
drowned.
Allen Hale fell dead from appoplexy, at
the business house Of J.. II. Laws, in Gin
cinnatl, on Monday evening.
The Coroners jury found that Warren
K Kenneay, of Cincinnati, committed suicide
in g state OF delirium, Monday night.
The steamer City of Antwerp arrived at
New York yesterday, bringing the Har-
ward crew.
Ex-Secretary Seward has returned from
Alaska 10 san francisco, in improved
health and excellent sp1rltg.
The Germans OF San Francisco com
menced celebrating Humboldts birthday
on Monday; The festivities would con-
tinue three days.
A heavy shock Of an earthquake was felt
st san Luis, OhIspo, on Sunday, ana a
light shock at Sacramento, CatlIofnla' on
Monday.
A IRE in Portland, KY, on Monday
nfaht DESTROYED I'VE frame buildings, two
horses ana 2 mule. Loss $500. insurance
small.
The Cincinnati, Ohio, Red Stocking Base
Bah Club, first nine, accomB anied by Mr..
HaIton, started tor san Francisco yester-
day afternoon.
Track laying has been commenced at.
Cheyenne, on the Denver s. Pacific Kali
road. The work is expected 10 progress
two miles per day.
Amos 2. Wood, an officer N the Massa-
chusetts state prison, was severely stabbed
on Monday evening by a man named
Daniel Burke, who is serving out tive ty
years sentence for burglary.
Bernard Hagan was shot and probably
fatally wounded, by man named Quinn,
in an alteration, in Philadelphia, on
Monday evening Quinn escaped.
A despatch from COrinDe, Utah, says
til 4t S2O, 600 was recovered from the robbers
OF Wells, Fargo d Co.'S Express, and that
the trail OF the first robbers has been found
and there is fair prospect OF their cap
ture
suit has been commenced by the city Of
st. Louis against PHIL II. Murphy, city
Auditor, for 5000, alleged to have been
withheld by hun when he retired from
office.
One hundred bOOt-makers, in the en-
plOy of Lester Bros. & Co., In Btnghamton,
New ork, are on strike, the Centre OF
the st. Crlspin Order deciding that they
must cease work. The compensation was
not complained Of, but the employers re-
fused 10 ulScu6A6 bOkuG OiG uhAl0S WuO
were not members of the st. Crispin So
ciety.
At q meeting of the officers ef the Army
OF the Tennessee, in st. Louis, on Monday
night, resolutions We're adopted declaring
great sorrow at the death of Secretary
RaWlins, sympathiZtng with his am1ly ia
their bereaV enent ana with the PreSid ent
in mis- private and official loss, and ex-
pressing the opinion that Congress should
erect a monument to the memory of the
deceased that shall be q tit expression OF
national gratitude and honor.
The school Board of Concinnati continu-
ed in session till near midnight, Monday
night. a committee was appointed 10
confer with tueCathOlcChurch authorities
concerning The terms on which the CathO-
lies will send their children to the Public
schools. The resolutions to exclude the
Bible from the schools was laid on
the table for the present Petitions
protesting against excluding the Bible
from the Public Schools, signed by
above ten thousand PERSONS, were pre-
ear+a5 - the t,Inctunaff civ f,ouTiciI
Two of the members of the Committee on
Conferenc are Catholics, two are Protest.
ants and three are RatlOnallsts.
A marty. who is vouched for as reliable,
writes from San Buenaventua that doc
ument as found on the beach at that
place, August 80, much mutilated. 1t re-
ouested the finder to forward 1t to the
Secretary of Admiralty, at London,
or the British Consul IN the nearest
port. The request is printed IN SIX
Every vacant poItionis iIled with
writing relating to Sir John Frank
lin and his party. The document
was evidently cast into the water IN latt-
tude sixty nine degrees thtrty-seyen min
utes and forty two seconds; longitude,
ninety eight degrees, four minutes and
five seconds. It gives an account OF the
desertion of the ships Erebus and Terror.
The party nam bered l05, and at the time
of the desertion, was under command OF
+. Il. W. .CraSsier. They succeeded in reach
ing the above latitude and longitude,
where they found relics of the late Sir
efa that tha VVfn-
tered at Beecher Island in 1916 and 1917,
and Sir John Franklin died on the lltn of
June. 1877. 1t contains many interesting
incidents connected with the expedition.