The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-21
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TUESDAY, June Ii.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
Three mad dogs were killed, on sunday,
In the streets ol New York.
The steamer Cerifa has arrived at Bos
toa.
Kate NJ. Butts. q prostitute, formerly of
Louisville, committed suicide in st. Louis
Sunday night.
The First Baptist Church of New York
celebrated it's 1OSth anniversary ON sun
day last.
Morrisania, on Sunday, Vicar General
stone, presiding.
A destructive fire occurred at Blnghamp-
ton, on Sunday. Loss heavy, but fully in
sured.
John Carr. a railroad laborer, was run
OYER and killed by hand car near Mound
City, Illinois. yesterday.
Eight business houses were burned in
Windsor, H.. sunday night. Loss about
$4,000. Insurance S, 400.
Rev. B. d. NadaI, d. D.. President of
Drew Theologieal Seminary, at PhfladsI-
phia, died suddenly yesterday morning.
Governor CIaflIn. or Massachusetts, has
vetoed the Hartford d Erie Railroad aid
The Directors OF the Andes Insurance
Comps ny, have elected ], B. Bennett,
President.
The Methodist preachers In Cincinnati,
are discussing the question of the proprie-
ty OF licensing women to pre- aeh.
Murat Halstead, edItor-in-chief, and one
OF the propr1etors OF the Cincinnati COM
nleTctdl, Is in New YORK, and sails TO day
for Europe.
A brute named Peter Trumbler was
caught in 50. Louis, on sunday night in
the act OF attempting TO outrage a little
girl of ten years.
Richard O. Lang was fatally stabbed by
Thomas Day. in q saloon in Cleveland, on
saturday night. Day was drunk, and
mistook Lang for another man.
John Rowley, Almira Miller. and Mel.
i,ssa MlIer, OF boSton, We're drowned in
Ine tucson, at Milton. by the collision of
propeller with their small boat.
Gaul's brewery, in PhiIadelphia, occu-
pied by John f. Belts, was damaged to
the amount of $4,000 yesterday, by IRE.
Half insured.
The tannery OF Weushaw & Michael. in
Northumberlanda New Hampshire, was
struck by ltRhtntng on Sunday, and de-
stroyed. Loss Pa Insured.
On sundav. one hundred and fftv China
men, from Boston, who had been unable
tn obtain employment there, reached New
York City, and sixty others arrived from
/ Norwich.
The usual Sunday murder, occurred in
FoCrteent Str ct, New York, on sunday.
Patri"k Farrell was the victim and VIM.
Hamt ton. engineer OF Engine No. 5, was
1 the perpetrator.
The man found in the canal, at Cincin-
natl on saturday. with a hole made BY
pistol ball In his head. has not been
Identified. There were letters found on
his body, addressed to G. o. Turpin, CIn-
cinnatt.
Three young len named Chas. O. Smith
Henry Bert, and Scott Brigham were ar.
rested yesterday In Exeter. New Hamp-
shire. charged with ravishing q simple
minded girl fourteen years old.
The stock aud bondholders of the
day ratified the lease OF the canal and
franchise 10 the Reading Railroad Conn
pany, on terms formerly published.
A terrific hail-storm, accompanied by
New York, yesterday. at noon, doing great
damage to fruit and grain IN the country.
a similar storm passed over Albany and
binghampton.
The funeral of Jerome Napoleon Bona
4 parLes at baltimore on Sunday, was at
tended only by the immediate friends of
the Iamuy and those to whom special In
vitStlons had been extended. Among TIE
pall bearers Were Hon. Reverdy Johnson,
I Hon. Thos. swami, Gen. John A Dix and
Commodore Purvfance.
| Sunday was scorching hot in NaVv York
| The mercury stood at lis, Ia the sun, and
drove almost everybody indoors, and the
street cars had to stop running to save the
! lives OF t4e1I AllEu8ia. An alarming num-
Der OF sunstrokes occurred, and the attend
| ance at the churches was greatly dimfn-
isheds
Late Aspinwall dates state that a great
many Cuhaus mad reached there, having
fed from Spanish cruelty. There was
great anxiety on the ISthmuS OF Panama,
respecting the location OF the projected
canal. The commercial Inn portance OF the
/ Isthmus has diminished very much since
the completion of the Pacific Railroad
and the people now look forward to the
canal as their only salvation.