The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-25

some Of those who surround him,
and from among them he has dis
covered these, concerning Chicago
Journalists: The managing editor Of
the Chicago Tribune is Gay. A Ray
Of editorial light does the same SER
vice for the Eveniug Post. A. Shut
man and Taylor do the best writing
Onthe Journal. The Times, which is
not remarkable for its truthfulness,
hasa Storey for Its political editor,
while the puDgency of its local
articles is accounted for. by the fact
that a Bodkin edits them.
The night reporter of the Staatz
Zeitung is Mr.. Spyer. and Mr.. Tyer
ties up tho loose ends of kilograms
and clippings. while Max Horwits
maks = bis wits available as city
editor Of the same paper The city
editor Of the Republican, is a mere
Guy. Mrs Rayne sprinkles showers
Of light htera turc from the 1fdgd>Sae
Of Bhshioa. Jack Wing slings the
editorial quill of the Land OIcner,
and Fowler edits the Railway Re
UielC.
OF other. persons in that city whose
names are not particularly adopted to
their calling are a Shoemaker and
two Golfers preaching the gospel. A
Blackman Is teaching music in the
public schools. L. SaddleT, keeps a
tailor chop, and CA. Taylor keeps a
saddier shop on the same street. j.
Akass is an upholsterer at 80 State
Street. Doctor Duck is 40 quaek.
Kiss Lipsch q Co. are in the grain
business. A Doctor Tongue treats
the eye only. Mr. Ham is an oil
dealer. Gum and Lock keep a stock
Of dry goods. A barber named De-
light did not delight his wife when
he ran away from her 2 few months
ago. Chas. DeFuhl was a lawyer, and
Adam of the same TX, railway clerk
There laro Brooks, Rivers, Ponds
Lakes, Bays and one Sea doing bust
ness there. ~ % s, ,s sst y T go
On coming to Evansville, he found
tho Little family doing Shaving bil
business in barrels and shingles neal
Pigeon. Creek, while Dir. Moore only
clerking in dry, goods store
Mr.. Mark making his mark OF
queenswaro, Greek, VINO was nj
Greek, collecting taxes, "a Parree
practieing law, a Tinker teaching mn
sic, a Cloud curing cases of confirmed
consumption, Baker in the pulpit. /
| Chandler and Dyer praoticiDg law
a Mason doing carpenter werk, and 1
Carpenter plsying barber.
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| SUNDAY.-Yesterday being so fnC
and warm, every one having a suit o.
store clothes, had chem cut for AT
airing. .4q nv " ''''' '.''
| The ArtesiAn Spring Park was Wis
tied by an orderly and respectable
company, and all The world seemed tc
enjoy life amazingly, except the few
pertarbed spirits, whose doings ara
ELSEWHERE mentioned. One belliger-
emily inclined individual is reported
to have attempted to create a fght
among some orderly Teutops, who
were quietly enjoying themselves in
/ the suburbs, when he was seized from
+ behind and thrown through window
IAlighting in a sitting posture on
the grass, with fence between him
andtbe door, and no one near u
| fight with, he quietly sneaked off
cursing the muscular power and peace
full dispositions of those whom he sc
suddenly, yet .unRillingly, forsook : 81
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/ THE GRAND JBRv This INDUS
| tive body" hassHnished its labors for
the month, having added four bills to
Ithose previously brought this month,
and have adjourned 10 the 10th Of
May, having ten days TO sit in that
month, when the Grand Jury drawn
Hast month win succeed them
They have furnished labor enough
to keep the Court employed and the
public amused-some PREDICTION
more than a fortnight. iayl @1i
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