The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05
OOSDENsEB TELE6RAMs.

MONDAY, Sept s.
Gold closed In New YORK, Saturday, a.
II414.
The total insurance on property destroy
ed by IRE in Calais, Maine, reaches Sl07,0SO
The White STOCKINGS win play the Red
Stockings at Cincinnati, on Wednesday.
The Indian excitement on Kings River,
alifornla, proves TO De without cause.
IRE Apaches In Arizona are committing
depredations, and Indian murders are
common.
H.F. Carey was nominated, on Saturday,
for Congress- by the Democrats OF the Sec
ond Ohio District.
PRESIDENT Grant Will not be able to at
tend the Massach husetts militia muster
and New England fair this week.
Hon. Milton Saylor was nominated for
Congress in the First Ohio District, by the
Democratic Convention, on Saturday.
The Glove FIGURING Mills in Troy, New
York, Yves destroyed by fire Saturday
night. hess $4,000. Irsured.
The Germans of SAN Francisco ceIebrat-
ed the PTussisn vlcSory on Saturday night
A great sensation was created in Cincin-
natl, on Saturday, by the news of the sur
reuder of McMahon's army ara the Eln-
peror Napoleon.
1t Is said that forts which are likely to
prove successful, are being made in Lon
way from the control OF the Erie.
Ole Ball and Miss Thorpe, OF Madison,
Wis his prospective bride, were in Chi
ctgo on Saturday, The marriage Will take
pace In a few weekF.
Durbin Ward was nominated by the
Democrats on saturday, for Stale Senator
to I'LL the vacancy caused by the resigna-
dOn OF L. ID. Campbell.
A Belgian iron worker was murdered in
P.ttsburg en- Saturday night, near his
own house, his head having been beaten
TO a jelly.
Episc0paI Church, Baltimore, and recently
elected Pro lessor OF the Theological sem =
mary OF New York, died saturday night.
The ship Housa. which formed q part OF
the Poiar expedition was crushed by Ice
on the 10Th OF last October, or the coast of
Greenland The crew was saved, and mas
arrived at Copenhagen.
The game of base ball on Saturday, be-
tween !ne I F0,esS u " Csp5 % GieysSana fy
suited in a victory for Cleveland. Score
Is to IS.
There IS only three weeks supply OF wa
ter in the city reservoir at Hartford. Con-
necticut, aud II rain does not soon occur
pumptDR from the Come cttcut River Will
have &C be IesOrted TO.
A co ored Baptist preacher was taken
from his house In Giles County. Tennessee
few nights ago, by party OF diSgolssec
and peaceable citizen.
Tho deciding game at base ball for The
championship of the Northwest, will be
played at Chicago to-day. between the
est city" Cluo.
The annual report OF the ChicaRo 4
Northwestern Railroad states the grosi
earnings at Si2, ,535,4.S net earnings S2.Sl3,
S57. The gross earnings are $ls2o9,2lS les
than the ear previous.
A desperate shootIog affair occurred II
Meml his on Saturday, resultlng In Tn
death 4 Q. Lind, gunsmith. the NOR "a "a
slightly wounding the father Of the latter
Lind was the assaiiant.
The lffeless body of j. B. Marshall. a wei
known journalist Of Memphis was toun'
from a window where he fs supposed z
have seated himself TO cool cff alter haY
ing undressed TO retiie.
J. Edward Stacy, arrested at Memphi
a few days ago ON charge or levylne
black mail on liquor dealers, was taken ts
East Tennessee on Saturday, on writ Q
hGbeds corr as. He will have hearing q
Knoxville.
The Germans OF New York had = grand
jubilee, Saturday night, over the Prussial
victories, but organtz u no fOrma demon
stration. The papers generally constds
news was great, tn at copies of the Trl
buRe sold Cor one dollar.
The New York World. in notable edItC
rial, yesterday says tnAt the SURRENDER O
the Lhi rd Napoleon, is a surrender. nc
only OF the war. but OF the system IL Is
surrender Ia which all the world may n
jotce, save. percbance, the very monarc
who receives II.
The American fishing schooner Lizz
K. Farr, OF Gloucester, Massachusetts, Wa
captured by the British schooner La Can'
dieDne, six miles above seven leland
while fishing, and hes been taken TO Gu
bee. She was loaded with ice, and ~
ABOUT two thousand pounds OF fish. II
case Will come before the courts to-day.
By telegraph we learn that the news
the surrender OF the French army pr
duced the gre 4test excitement among &c
man-AmeTicam citizens everyw here.
Nashville flags " ere hung out and salut
nred. The Germans OF Memphis had
grand demonstration, on atuTday nigt
over the news from tue seat of war In K
rope.
Tasre ere g'est rel oIcings in Germs
ctrcleS In LOut t-vliie Oh saturday and SA
turdag ntgnG. CannOns were fired, th
ne Espaper offices and many other hous
were illuminated aud oonflres lighted
IN many parts OF the city In honor OF I
Prussian victory. All through the mort
we~t, and especially at Chicago, the
was great TtjOicing over the news fro
Europe on Saturday.