The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-27
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York. yesterday. .
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Gold closed in New York. yesterday. a
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NJ. BruiI has been appointed Consul Gen
eraI for France at San Francisco.
Three laborers were killed on the Farm
fnghan, Massachusetts,. road yesterday by
the cavIng IN Of an embankment.
seweu, Day & Co.'s cordage warehouse a
Boston, was destroyed by fire on Thursday
night Loss $4,000. Insured.
Secretary Borie, on Friday morning
witnessed the target firing and inspect ed
the station at Annapolis, Maryland.
a boy in Broadway, New York, and a
man in Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, were
bitten by mad dogs, on Thursday.
The carpenter, boatswain, and third
mate Of the ship James Foster have been
arrested and lodged in jail.
Hon. Edward Bates, ex-United States
Attorney General, under President Lin
coins administration, died at st. Louis
Thursday afternoon.
The UaiLarian Conference of the Middle e
and Southern states, in session In Wash
tngton city, adjourned on Friday, after
eleeting officers. The Conference meets in
Charleston next year.
The loss OF sewelI, Day & Co., of Boston,
900; insurance $4,000, Other parties lose
SI15,090; insurance s55,000.
Chancellor Smith, OF Memphis, has dis
solved the Injunction restraining the city
from Issuing half million of bonds.
Andy Johnson, after suffering twenty.
four hours, is all right again. They call it
gravel in East Tennessee.
There are three Democratic candidates
for Mas or of Louisville in the field. The
Republicans have maee no nominations.
The City Council Of New Albany. Indi-
ana, has legally passed an ordinance
authorizing the Mayor to subscribe for six
thousand shares OF the New Albany and
St Louis Air Line Railroad Company,
amounting to s3O0O0O.
An Omaha dispatch says: Advices from
the upper Missouri Reservation state that
great dissatisfaction exists among the In
dians at the manner in which treaties are
being carried out 1t is said that even
Spotted Tail was complaining. An early
outbreak is feared.
A telegram from Ogden says that the
Utah city authorities about purchasing
the depot grounds for the proposed branch
roa to salt Lake city. The work on the
Union Pacific Railroad is still progressing.
Montague Dean, a convict in Sing Sing,
has died from cruelty received at the
hands OF one OF the keepers who has been
removed, but not arrested.
A leading Republican of Georgia has
published an article at Atlanta showing
that Governor Bullock has played a double
game, and that the carrying out OF Bull
ock's plau's will seriously initiate against
the best interests of Georgia.
James Middleton aud John Mahony
fought h II a dozen rounds, in a prize
fight, near Bunker Hin, Massachusetts, on
Thursday morning, in presence of about
200 roughs. The appearance of the police
stopped the fight, but no arrests were
made.
Henry Haight, prominent resident of
San Francisco for the last is years. and for
merry resident partner of the banking
house of Page, Bacon Il Co, died on
Wednesday.
The Times, in speaking of the recent
mass meeting OF the working men, held
in New York, says it was the st startling
incident OF a revolution, which has long
been pending. aud which is yet to be at
tended with some remarkable develop
Ineuts These organic atoms, combined
indu4tuously and politically, form
power which IL is not wise TO Ignore.
The contract for building railroad be-
tween Leavenw nth and the te minus of
the Central Brauch of the Tn on Pacific
Railroad. ut Atehison, was, on Thursday,
awarded 10 A. II. Waterman for $4,000
This is exclusive of iron. Tue road is to
be in running order by the lst of Septem-
beT.
A Salt Lake special says: No mail has
reached here from the Pacific since Mon
day, 4 Dispatch from st. Geor e, South
ern Utah, says there Is nc doubt the
Navajoei lave taken possession of the
country south between tn re and the
Colorado River. IT, is also reported that
they az trying to 4orm an aluat &c with
the Huah Pas, Shebits and p ITS In
dams, to make a general rail- on the stock
of the settlers.