The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05
GONDENSRD FELEGRAMSs

Roverdy Johnson arrived on Friday
from England. a.
An expedition of two hundred asd nifty
men is announced to sail rom New York
next Monday, for Cuba.
The store or. Messerean. ,Rockwetl &
Clark, al Union, New York. was destroyed
by hre, on Thursday night. Insured.
1t is stated that the steamer Hero-wnich
sailed fropr New York on Thnrsdays=for
st. Thomas, had full cargo OF provisions
and ammunition for Cuba. =
DazeI Greschefd, Of BaItimoreswas fined
500, and ordered to pay q speclal-tax OF
s1CO, for dealing IN lottery tickets Without
an Internal Revenue license.
The steamship Moro Castle, from Ha-
vana, reports being hred at by .. span
ish frigale on tIe outward Fassage--N
damage "a
weagley l. Bowers's soap factory at
Binghampton, New York, was.destroyed
by fire Friday morning. Loss 100000
partly insured. "
The briclkayers in tire Navy Yard at
Washington City thI ea:sn to strike, unless
two negroes employed there are notzdis-
charged.
The total cote In the Methodist Churches
of Chico 90, on the question of-.lay repre-;
sents,lon, as far az taken, stands 592 fog
and SO against. In. the Oentenary Church,
with 100 members, only l6I for and IA.
against We're east.
I "a p. Lorfng, the Captain Of the Hat-.
ward University Boat Club. has sent an
| aeceptance OF the enallenge of1the cams
bridge University Club, Of England, 70 run
a four-oared race this season. = -
In consequence of a rule Of Dartmouth
| College prohibiting professors from hold
! Ing polittcsl offices, Professor Sanb Orn has
declined TO hold his seat as State Senator.
to which he has been elected.
Albert Massey, son OF Dr. Massey, Of
LoulSviIle, and student m enc of the
| Medical Institutions OF ST. Louis, was
drowned on Fhursday. while bathing in
the river opposite st. Louis-
| Timothy Wright, ofChfeago. denies t e
statement that he has sofd has lot, on the
corner of State and Washington Streets,
/ for 80, 400 foot. lie says he holds the
property at higher figures.
7. 5 Brewster q Co.'s plow factory, at
Peru. ILL.,, was destroyed by fire Monday
Night; also, Burk hardt's Ii, cry stable.
The loss on the former is $4,000, with sl2,-
COO insurance in the Home, Lnmbermen's,
4
/ At a meeting of the BOARD OF Directors of
the Southern Central RAILROAD Company,
held at Auburn, New York ,sen. Friday, 10
was unanimously resolved to issue Sl5O,OOO
in first mortgage bonds, and complete the
road at once, from the Pennsylvania line
| TO Lake Ontalio. ans FHaHFr FEFW
A Dubuque dispatch saysthat a quantity
| of sugar. IN the hands of various mer-
I gaAf m
oy a Chicago Government official. II Is 9
\ portion OF a cargo smugsled in at New
Orleans, aud distributed by Chicago
commission house throughout tue country
The parties holding IL have no rearess.
H. c. Fisk, Superintendent Of the Erie
Railroad, Dir. Potter and several irien DIS,
were robbed at the Watt Cure Establish
tlnent ~ Buffalo, Thursday, while bath
So. ar. Potter lost a twenty thousand
dollar certificate Of deposit on Warren
Bank, of Pennsylvania, and the others
lost sundry valusbles. An attendant has
been arrested.
John Newman, Mary Newman and John
Henderson We're arrested at the Grand
Trunk Railroad Depot, while en- route fol
Toronto, charged with robbing TIA g Ameri
can Express Company In Philadelphia
From letters found on them, II was discov.
cred that the same parties committed lar
eeny at Fort Wayne, Indiana. Mary had
81, 100 on her person. All were held for ex
sua aination.
Mr.. Fisk has decided to clese the granC
t Opera House, in New York City, which h'
purchased of NJ. Pikes Mr.. Fisk SfateS tha
his losses have been so heavy in his theat
rical adventures elsewhere, in spite of tn
2 fact that the opera House is filed ever,
| IL - ~
, l Saturday night will witness the last per
formance there.
II Anew cause for excitement In the Epis
T, copal Churches of Chicago City has jus
< been developed. 1t appears that on Mon
d day, Bishop whitshonse notlhed Rev. Nj
II Cheny. Rector OF Christ Church, that b
must cease the omission ofthe word re
e generate in the baptismal service; but Mr.
| che stated that he cannot conscIenti
6 ously use it. The Bishop has given hin
= until next Monday TO decide, am
y either use the word or be- degraded fron
Il lhe mi nistry. 1t Is said that Mr.. -Cheny'
! congregation warmly support him: bna
= i 8 The Jniversalist denomination OF Penn
! | sylvan1a held their Thirty eighth Annua
u state Convention at Reading, Thursday
IS Seven clergymen and twelve lay q 4egate
1, were present. A numberof delegetes Wer
n IN attendance, and a number Of Ass0cis
= tiOns were represented Rev Noses Ba
IL lou, of Philadelphia, was re-elec ed Pres
4 dent Of the Convention. The business wa
to secure mere permanent organ zatioI
= and steps were taken to secure the az
.- kp1intmeht of a Financial Secretary to e1
e ercise a general business supervision ovt
|, the affairs of al the Churches connecte
= with the organic ition. Rev. DIR. Brook
n FFo,, .T4anrv Moore. and Lewis BrineI WEI
W elected delegates to the United states Ger
III erar Conventions, to be held at Buffalo o
"A thethIrd Wednesday in September. si q q