The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAHs.

GUNUENEED IGuEU IA ME-
SATURDAY, May q.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
81 I45z.
The steamerottaw has arrived at Lon
don.
A destructive fire in the woods on Long
Island, has been raging since Monday.
The paper manufacturers. In adjourned
convention yesterday. organized ma
tfonal protective union.
Elizabeth Chase. OF Boston. has been
sentenced to six years in the House of Cor
rection for kidnapping Nellie Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott siddons sailed in the
steamer TarIfa, for Liverpool on Thurs
day.
The malt house of Francis Perot, PhiIa-
delphia. was burned yesterday. Loss s75,-
UOO.
by the Spanish minister and sent down
the coast from New York to intercept, If
possible. the Cuban steamer Upton.
Rodney NJ. Pomeroy. OF Cincinnati.
charged with obtaining money under false
pretenses in New York, has been discharg-
ed for want of evidence.
Howell, who shot Reardon, in a row at
Memphis, on Thursday morning, has been
held to bail in $500. Reardon Is in crit
ical condition.
The German Theatef on DeS Pla10eS
Steeet, Chicago, was totally destroyed by
fire, yesterday morning. and several adj
jacent buildings were badly damaged.
The spinners of the Clark Thread Faeto-
~, at Newark, N. J., have resumed work
at the Employers TERMS after a three
weeks strike.
Fifteen thousand American officers, nom
commissioned officers and privates OF our
late armies have enrolled themselves In
the Goicouria movement association.
A lady and her daughter were thrown
the latter instantly killed. TIE mother
was dangerously wounded.
The warehouse of Freeman & Crumbs
lubricati1g oil works, at Cleveland, was
$4,000; insured,
NJ. e. Susisky, the defaulting city Treas
urer of st. Louis, in default of an approved
$40 600 bond, has been sent to jail The
| Indictment aga nst him is for embezzling
| $4,000.
Three of the bondsmen of the default
| ing City Treasurer have notified Mayor
| Cole OF their readiness to pay their pro-
portion OF the bond. The other bondsman
will probably pursue the same course.
The city authorities of st. Louis are
about to bring suit against the gas compa-
| ny OF that city, to enforce the sale of the
gas works to the city, agreeably 20 con-
| tract.
| Doretta Wedekind, a widow, recovered
/ s., 500, in the Brooklyn Courts on Thurs
| dav, from @. II. b. Bergman. which he
| had obtained from her on q promise of
marriage.
| DIR. Cobel, whose alleged maIpractIce
/ caused the death of Catherine Shields, of
Jersey City, escaped trial in the New York
/ courts, because the crime was committed
| in New Jersey.
Clara Louise Kellogg has been presented
/ with an elegant fruit receiver, valued at
$3.50, as a testimonial of her success in
I'll Trovatore," on Monday evening. The
gift is from professional and amateur
critics.
$1,000 900 worth of jewels, in Deleng Street,
New York, was frustrated, Thursday
night. A hole had been dug from an ad-
joining building. nearly to the vault, when
the burglars were frightened away,
The reports of heavy forgeries on the
| Atlantic National Bank have no further
foundation than the fact that three small
| checks have been forged. one of which,
to SSl0, were recovered.
Thirty Indians drove in the outposts OF
Lieut.: Hardenburgh's post, stationed on
cIooR 5ng Ci9HT Tbn4 near sydney Station at eight
West.
A committee of the New York Board OF
Fire Underwriters, headed by Col. Fred.
missioners on Thursday afternoon To
urge the retention of Charles n. Bracket
The Magdalen Society of New York held
Thos. Hastings, the head of the institu-
tion for the past twenty years, resigned
the position. The receipts last year were
i53. -----'-'e
The trial of Charles Shultz. for alleged
wife murder, was commenced in Jersey
City, yesterday. The with esses for the
| prosecution testify that the prisoner cruel
~ assaulted his wife and attempted to cut
| her throat twice. The defense set up the
plea of insanity as usual.
Captain William Hall, formerly of the
stesmer Pennsylvania. was arrested IN
| New York, on Thursday. on a charge OF
having smuggled a young Iady's bridal
outnt into that port. He was held IN one
| Osborn.
Judge McCann, of New York, discharged
TWO cnlldren from the control OF the Com
) missioner OF Charities and Correction, or
detained until the payment of a board
ollI, incurred under an agreement with
their parents or guardian
The funeral of Gen. J. Fgbert Farnum
on 1hnIsday last, was attended by Iarg'
number OF the military and former com
rades in arms. of the deceased, Including
Generals Mcdowell, Shaler, Hendrickson
2 | and Splnola. Among the pail bearers
! | were Gen erals Pleasanton Graha1l Farms
| worth, and DeLacy.
Copies ordering the wardeus of Trinit,
Churcni New York. or their representa-
Q | tives, to appear in The United States Cir
cult Court and answer complaint of
: number OF heirs of Anneke JAMS. who's
e | property is IN possession of the church, wa
served en- Thursday. The service of tn
writ created considerable excitemen
D among the magnates of Trinity.
: The anniversary of tina Drew TheoIogi
e cal Seminary was held in the Presby teria1
I | church at Madison, New Jersey, on Thurs
| day. DR.. Wadeal, presided, and BlshO
| Jones ana Daniel Drew were on the plat
: 4 form. The graduating class comprises
q | eight young men. A vast audience wa
present. DR.. Wadeal delivered an addres
= to the graduates.
& Peter SchWaub, Thomas Meghen an
! John A Ltndley. Of Hamilton. Ohio, an
>. | Sigmand Levi, of Cincinnati, John Ebe
hardt and Caleb Dodsworth. of Gun
J. mingsv1lle, VIM. Duppy, of HfgginspoT
J. Ohio, 8. d. Rockhin of Cincinnati, hay
been before Commissioner Halliday.
Cincinnati, charged with removing fiY
d hundred barrels or distilled e-.FrffS cci
o -lsrT 70 the revenue law tn -ApEti l3.
Ea cases were c0Dt-- --Hal Go zEe zz9 tEr
s asa the parties released On aai-