The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-30
xEhEaRAPII SUMMARY.

Iu6 steamer AAOiA
arrived at New York.
The Missouri Publishers Annual Con-
vention will be held at st Louis on the
18th of May.
Elizabeth. village in New Jersey. ex-
perfenced a ten thousand dollar fire on
Wednesday night.
The old freight depot of the Germantown
and Philadelphia Railroad was ds stroyed
by fire on Wednesday night. Loss heavy.
Louis Lane, a colored man, was executed
at Plttsburg yesterday, for the murder of
his wlfes
A negro mob in Leavenworth fatally
shot negro who had been undergoing an
examination FIR shooting another negro,
while being taken from the Court House
to jail. Several arrests were made.
Tne white woman and coiored man ar
rested at Peekskin, New York, on suspi-
cion of having murdered a child OF the
raaer, have been discharged for want OF
sufficient evidences to fix the guilt upon
them.
Murray & Matson's d stif,ery, at Spring
Bay, woodford County, Illinois, was
bur 81 to the oun |, We inssd ~ night.
Loss sIs,OW:f ftnsgr-d d in Peoria $500 The
IRE was the work of an ince diary.
The ohicaz3 tribune company moved
into their new building, IN me corner OF
Dearborn aud Madison street on Thurs
day. The new establishment, ia al us
appoi atm ents, it - su n prop 70 y the
most com Dlete ii the UniCed states.
The fnquest ia the Long Island Railroad
slaughter. was continued on Wednesday,
oliver Chariick, the Prs sident OF the Road
being one OF tue with esses exam ined. at
the conclusion, a dTssraeefuI squabOle en-
sued between him and the foreman Of the
Jury, about.a piece of iron picked up by
the latter at the scene Of disaster. The in
vestig alton was a Journed Till May 5sh.
Miss Ellen Carlock, a young woman
died at HoDoReu, on "Wednesday, from
mai practice ON the part, it is alleged, of
certain physicians in New York CITY,
Louis Weiswetter, who confessed to hav ng
seduc, d her, was committed without bali,
tue Judge femaeElng that it was elear
Gaze OF manslaughter.
1t is stated that pleura pneumonia has
again broKen out Ia Amen a, Duchess
County. New York, ON the farm of Mr..
A.P Balls as be ore. 1t seems 20 be vie d
ing already to the free uae OF carbonic
acid which Is the remedy applied. Mr..
Balls has lost three cows, but hye oxen
which have been sick are likely to recover.
on Tuesias, Mary g. Muller was arrested
on the charge OF being hotel thief. She
confesses the crimes, anu implicated Mr..
Lynch, jeweller, under the New York
Hotel, Keys & Judd, firm doing business
at No. 50 broadway, and one SingmaD, n 0.
66 Nassau street, as the receivers o. the
stolen property, which amounted to eight
ornine thousand dollars. These latter par
ties were arrested on W Wednesday, and were
held Without bail.
The Waterbury (Conn.) american states
hot a have lust
returned flom u tour through Virginia
and as FAR south as Selma, Alabama.
They report the country looking well, as
far as natural advantages go, but that
there Is a sad lack of industry aad enter
pii4e among the Inhabitants, which might
be supplied by an infnsion of Northern
pluck, energy and ingenuity
The New York HeraId states that the de
lay in issuing the orders to the miIiLar,
commandefS at the South for holding e &c
tious in the STATES remaining unrecon
struc ed, is caused by want of agree
ment among the leading men OF those
States as to when the elections should be
held What Is known as the conse ~vatfv
element Is in favor Of having the election
take place al once. The BadicalIe
want 1t postponed until alter the p!antIn
season ,, and some Of them are opposed 4
holding It uhtit late in the Fall. tn
President ls consulting leading m az OF tn
Sou on the subject, aud soon as tn
time is settled upon the orders for no din
the elections wifi be issued, IN accordanc
with the Virginia, Mississippi and Texa
reconstruetion act..
The Missouri Republican has speciG
from New Orleans whica says the graf
lnoveneEst mee,lnz Wednesday nIgut 3
largely at6t nded, It befug aSee!ttttie ID
the avs Of Louisiana 90 not prOvlce Il
the o gam zatiOu 81 such an association
is cOnte5nplateE A c1mmi,tee was a
pointed 10 Iedrn what arrange uents ca
be made win the New Orleans Elevate
Company TO advance tue in erests of Il
ain movement; : also, TO cOrrsspor Wi
The 81. l. Grain a SOC sLtIOn, to asce
taiu il it> cnart7r viii permit the esta
IIshment ola Branch at New Oaeans, at
if 1t woa ace srd win the views OF. q
Directors Of said AssociafiO 10 est tbiish
Braucn t. carry on the onj ect uAoer co
sidrratt n. a committees was appointed
receive the IEfuois editors, and a COZ
mumeation was read urging the assei
bItt : 81 a sleTeantile Convention in NJ
Orleans late IN .aay.
The st. Louls Repu5Eisa,, has a ieft
frotn camp Witehita, on Medicine Bi
CreeK. Iudian Territory, dated April G
which says that one hundred lodges
Arapahses. under Roman Nose and Lit
Big Mouth, arrived there on the 50, a
are only wal sin.s the arrival of the Cht
enues o mote III "a b dy TO their re er
North OF the Red Fork of the Arkans
The sixth Infantry, OF VIII .ch Brevet Ma
General Vim. p. Hazsu has lately b'
made Colonel, viii constitute the perr
neut garrison for that post, which is to
constr.tcted q with a capacity for ten &C
panies, aud the Tenth Cavalry held
camp around the borders of the Teser
lion ready TO Pounce upon any body
Indians WHO start outside of the lin
70 esc.ts-d The same writer says tn
snsiaus Inat have refused 10 come ia
qany terms are committing depredat1
osl the borIer, and have killed three I
within the past three weeks. ii
there. While they appear to de
peace and are profuse IN their promise
future good conduct, SIN are o
waiting for the grass to fstten their no
and the issue Of their goods, when
western frontler Of Kansas and the no
ern counties OF Texas will be again
scene OF their butcherieS.
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BosToN, April 29.-Receipts
season tickets 10 the National Pc
T7biiaa arr rl5fnre3 10 llnvardS Of e