The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-25
COSBEssEB TELSGRAMS.

" i'd THURSDAY. Nov. q.
The steamship II. Chauncy, from Aspin-
wall, has arrived at NeE YoTE.
South American sdvices report all quiet
No earthquakes-no tidal waves.
AT CobIga, Bolivia, a slight earthquake
occurred on the Sth Of October.
Morales, at the head OF the revoluuonIsts
In Bolivia. Is gaining ground.
The steamer City OF Dublin, from New
York, has arrived at Gu senstown.
The States Attorney of Panama has
been arrested for an attempt TO brIbe one
or the Courts. ,t lz
The steamer II. Chauncey, from Aspin-
wall, brings dates to the 9Th and s2,cOO In
treasure.
Jones large brewery on sixth street,
New York, was burned Tuesday night.
Loss e50,0o0. Insured.
An Englishman named Herricks was
Rdroiuy roEDed OF S4,200 NJ the Bank of
COmmerce, New York, on Monday
The Schooner Petrol has arrived from
Caicas Island, and brings Intelligence that
the immense treasure reported there has
not yet been found
All the piers OF the Ohio River bridge at
Louisville. and the 400 feet span over the
middle channel were completed yesterday.
The entire structure will be ready for the
passage oftrt,tns 10 about twenty days.
Mrs. wallacs. who leaped from the fourth
story window OF the burning house in
New York on Saturday, gave birth to a
still-boTn child in the hospital on Sunday.
The unfortunate woman still lives, bnt is
unconscious.
In the New York alleged black-maiIIug
case, the prisoner, DIR, Wedkin, was exam
ined on Tuesday. The ST QUO which he h ad
received from Mrs. Caller, was returned to
default was remanded TO jail, and the case
postponed tn Tuesday next.
DIR. lanes B. Bradwell was made tempe :
rary Chairman OF the WOmRn's Suffrage
Convention, In Clevelani yesterday aud
made gran dil!oQueDt speech. He thank
ed the won 5n of America for the honor OF
being lec.ed 10 preside over them, and
said they had met TO organize an Associas
tion that should extend from sea to sea
and from the Gulf TO Canada, ana perhaps
farther.
The Woman Suffrage National Conven-
ton met In Cleyeand, yesterday. and was
called to order by Lucy stone blackwell.
Delegates were present from sixteen states.
among whom were many masculine wo.
men and edeminate men. Several women
spoke their pieces While the Committee on
Credentials were In session. Among the
speakers was Francis DeGage. who pTesid-
ed at the first woman's rights convention
held in Cleveland, sixteen years ago
About one hundred delegates are ia at
tendance. Et-}
Colonel T. Whigeinson was chosen Pres.
ldent or the Woman's Suffrage Conven.
tion at Cleveland, yesterday, with one
Vice President from each state represent
were chosen Secretaries, and w. ". Hod.
sou, Of Cleveland, Treasurer. Much OF ht
day was taken up In speeches aud re adinE
letters. Among the latter was one from
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, in which the writer
expressed the hope that the organ OF thl
Association, II IL should have one, WoulC
not mistake raShness for courage, folly fol
Smartness, cunning for sagacity, Oadlnagt
for wit, unserupulOusness for fidelity, ex
trRyagance for devotion, lunacy for genius
or an fncopgruous melange flr a simple
palatable dish.
On Sunday laSt party OF maskei men
went to the house OF "a planter namet
VIM. James, near TiptOnvllle, Tennessee
for the purpose Of disaTming the negroe'
working on the farm. James, having
pTemonitton of their coming, determined
TO resist, as the negroes were orderly anC
well behaved. The Ku-Klux were received
with q xolleys which killed one and NOR
tally wounded two OF their number anC
caused the others TO beat q haSty retreat
The man killed was Robert Dickinson
WHO lived across tie Kentucky line anC
his cousin. Robert Beauchamp, died tb.
next day, after saying he mad been Inislef
into the serape. Intense excitement en-
sued. James and six negroes were arrested
and James was taken to Memphis. A mo-
took the negroes from the sheriff. tool
them into the woods, and shot fiye O
them, the sheriff, by hard entreating, saw
ing the life OF the other, who was taken [,
Troy and lodged In jail. At Is feared fur
tbeF bloodshed win follow.