The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-02
DAILY sBOURNAL
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1870.
OOXDGNsEB TELEGRAas.
WEpNEspAY. Nozemher


The Buffalo canaiboatmen are talking
about an advance In freights.
Snow fell throughout the mountains on
the 24th and 18th.
Horace Greeley accepts the Congres ionsI
nomination in card.
The New York Evening Post supports
"Shoo Fly" Cox for Congress.
There were only ~ deaths in Cincinnati
during October.
R.W. Leeeh sues the Jacksonville II)
Journal for 700 libel.
A fire at Elsip, ILL.,, yesterday. destroyed
e20,OV0 worth of property; half Insured.
The Workmens' International Exhlbi-
tion in London was closed last night.
The North German steamer Ohio arrived
at Baltimore, from Bremen, yesterday.
The annual womans' Suffrage Copven-
tton will be held in Cleveland OF the 231.
Ex-Alderman Connolly. or Jersey City,
died from the effects OF chloroform yester-
day.
A large factory and two Catholic
Churches were burned at Dover, n. H., on
Tuesday night.
The earthquake paid Buffalo an after
noon call, yesterday, and knocked at the
doors and windows
Gold and silver have been discovered in
New Foundland, the latter in large guam
titles.
Large quantities of arms are reported to
be shipped from Wateryeliet to Kew York
harbor daily.
JEFF Davis GRATED at the Virgiuia state
Fair yesterday, 10 an audience .'of whom
j ubai Early was which" "
The Cincinnati Board oi Trade pledged
money TO prevent the completion of the
Ne wpoIt Bridge.
The total number of voters registered in
Navy York ia l42 6R2 or El5 IaGa than last
year. The registration is closed.
A refrigerator car. loaded with beef ar
rived at New York from California yester-
day In COED condition.
The prize fight between Allen and Gala.
CHER did not come off yesterday, and Allen
has determined never 10 light again.
Second c.ass rates from. New York to
San Francisco are reduced to 500; fEom
Chicago, Ss5, and Omaha, $40.
George w. Curtis gave his views of low
appointments In the civil service to
large New York audience last night.
James Morley killed his brother-in-law,
James Wright,at Memphis y yesterday. with
q stick OF wood. The coroner's jury Justi-
ned him.
White & Kuny's paper mill. in North
Manchester, Conn.,, WGs burned on sun
day night, together with large amount
of stock.
The free religious associations met In
convention AT the Jewish Temple, Clncin-
natl, yesterday, and were addressed by o..
b. Frothingham.
Chancellor Erst, OF Nashville, refused
the Injunction TO stop the sale of the
States interest In the T. q *; and NJ, Q. q
L. Railroads, and the sales viii take place
as advertised.
The Greeley branch of the Republican
| Central Committee in New York have de-
termlned TO maize no nominations for
city or county offices.
shin Kansas, died on board, and Captain
N. e, Harrison, of the Congress, died yes
| terday at Key West.
DeLange, colored Republican, is elected
/ to Congress from Charleston, over Bowen,
| white Repu olican, and the ReI ubllcans
elect their Cosgressmen throughout the
State.
New York has appointed an extra
health officer to inspect beef to be killed
| for the use OF that city, and has continued
| leans vessels.
The White Stockings OF Chicago beat the
/ MutuaIs of New York at Dexter Park, Chi
cago, yesterday. by the following score;
Maluals.!....i Mah1s STOCK ns. S Is
Governor Sobafer, of Utah, had Mill
| tary, Mas9nic, and other honors, paid his
remains at salt Lake yesterday br1gh ,
| Young attending the procession. The
| remains will be taken to Freepor's Ill, fol
burial.
The New York Union Theological Semi.
| nary is to be transferred to the upper par
| OF the city. where lots have already beer
seeured for the erection of new and moro
mmOdIOus buildings.
Fourteen suits have been brought in st
Clair County, III, CArcnit, against the 81
| Louis VandaIia & Terre Haute Railro ao
Company. Three of the suits are for $40, {,
900 each and eleven are for Ss5,O00 each.
The total registration in New York City
on Monday was 81, $50; total registration IL
in four DAYS last year was IA i,I7l. 1t Il
thought the registration this year VII
reach 10000.
George Fox's starch factory at Lockland
ten miles from Cincinnati, Ohio, was TO
? tally destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing Loss So, COO Insured for $40, 900. six
| " or eighty operatives ara thrown out @
employment.
A collision between the steamer Matte
wan, and schooner IN New York harool
caused the steamer to run against pie
occasiontng great CONSERVATION anon
the passengers, two of whom were injured
The steamer was badly damaged.
No notification has been received by I
:. Marshal Sharpe of any intention on IN
, | part of the Government TO order q me-
. census in New York City. Offieials g cor OF
. the statement made that such an order
to be Issued
Thomas NJ. Hall, q notorious counte
feiter, was convicted in the United Stst'
fenced to q fine OF s2 SEQ and ten years I'm
pli -onment. VIM. Adams, formerly May
or OF Allegheny City, and Simon Levi,
y Petroleum Centre, were sent for wv
a years each for passing counterfeit none.
Serseant Meyer. in charge of the storl
stRnsI office, at ST. Louis, commenced o
servationS yesterday with the foIloW1T
result: Barometer 29-9lo. Thermomet
45', wind south southeast. Velocity
wind ~ miles per hour. Pressure wiz
one quarter pound per square foo
Weather clear. Observations taken at
An
telday morning. and Gallagher at Caro-
delet, b miles below, on charge of inte
ton TO epgsge in prize fight. 1t is tl
=. | purpose OF the police TO keep them
Z, | custody twenty-four hours, despite
| efforts of their friends to release theI
y Their proposed fight Is therefor9 on for &
present.
A magazine of 1900 pounds of nitr
Rlycerine exploded at half-past four "
terday afternoon at Fatrport, Ohio, bio
3, ing four pei sons to atoms, and dam agtT
- buildings This explosion was felt
- miles around. The loss TO the Glyceri
s. Company will not be less than IS, o
Where the magazine stood are now u
ponds of water fifty feet across and seve
ty-five feet ceep. The people of FatrpC
are greatly excited, as this is the second {
plosion of the kind within two mont
"a One of the men killed leaves o wife a.
q | six children, who are In destitute circu1
Cs 1tances. Several of the buildings were
a | badly damaged that the families we
- Obliged TO vscate them.
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