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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-20

SATURDAY. June Is.
EENATE.-The Judiciary Committee re-
uOrted a substitute for the House bill rela-
i've TO the naturalization laws, and gave
tnat & r. "o9 ne ~ tb up eS as
OH recently reported from the Judiciary
COmmlttee on the same subject, with an
Hddittonal section authorizing United
n tates MRrshals In cities having over
U,OO0 Inhabitants to appoint as many
deputies as necessary to preserve order at
my election at which members of Con-
V,ess are to be chosen. Carpenter, from
me Judiciary Committee. reported as
mended the House bill fixing the COM
circuit and district courts of the United
3tstes at three dollars per day; passed.
sveral land grant bills were introduced
ar called mp. considered, and laid over.
Irumbull reported a bill for II relief
" purchasers OF lands SO. for
ates The Senate ee nau5sSSnasg IN Ue%@ittsgs
Gf the Whole took up as unfinished busi-
ess, the Postof1ee appropriation bill and
ranking privilege. Thurman moved as
amendment, that the abolition of the
ran king privilege should not take effect
ntl August 1st: adopted. Morton OPP
posed the amendment for two cent post
20, as involving loss of postal revenue
1thout any corresponding benefit. After
rlrther debate. the Senate voted on Ram
aay's amendment as amended, 'abolishing
ne franking privilege, and providing for
Tas rejected; yeas Is, nays 30. The bill
as then reported to the senate, when
Eaamsey renewed MS amendment ana ap-
ealed to the Senate TO vote upon
Ale direct question of abolishing the
lrSnking privilege. Drake renewed his
Hmeudment relative to newspapers. which
rras accepted by RAMSEY as a modification
10 his own. Morrill,. of Vermont, renewed
is amendment. Thurman arpe Aled TO
lle Chairman OF the Postofice Comm ittee.
or Ramsey to withdraw his proposition,
- IL had been voted on Ia the Committee.
tfarlan thought the ranking bill depended
g n its being appended to an appropriation
Gtll. After numerous suggest ons which
we're rot acted upon as to the best means
a determining the sense OF the Ser ate on
he various propositions, the amends
llent of Morrill,, of Vermont. was rejected: |:
u to %. The Senators asserting thst they
you'd vote down all amendments, Senate
hen adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE The Senate joint resolution ap-
pointing q Naval Board to examine cases
IN ofdc9r5 who may feel aggrieved In the
ray OfpromotiOns, Of was passed. Also an
-mended bill relative to the sale OF the
st. Louis arsenal grounds. The bill to re-
store the pension TO Margaret L. Brybee.
4 Tennessee. was rejected. One or two
ether unimportant bills were passed. The
f5peaker pre- -ented the credentials of
WhittemOre of South Carolina. Logan OBJ
sGted to his being sworn In.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 19.-The box fac
tory of Amos Page, corner of Second
and Madison streets, was burned
about 2 o'clock this morning. The
loss is about $4,000; insurance, $6,
600. The home, Offices and lumh~--
yard of Bucker & Co., adjoining. were
damaged to the amount of about
$4,000, on which there was no in
surance.
The total taxable property of this
city, just determined by the asses
sors, is $147, ,914, APO.
The body of an unknown man was
found. yesterday, hanging to a tree,
about four miles below South St
Louis; the body hung close to the
ground, and the legs, entrails and one
side had been eaten by the hogs. and
other portions picked by carrio1
birds, The body had evidently hunG
there two months.
The Republican moved to its new
temporary quarters. on the site of the
old building. yesterday, and the papel
will be issued therefrom, until tn
new permanent Office is erected oI
+ tha corner Of ThI-c ana Obsstnu
{ Streets.
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MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1870.
O0NDENsEB TELEGRAMs.

MONDAY, June 20.
Gold closed In New York, Saturday, 81
lz5s.
The Red Stockings beat the stars, on
eaturday, l6 to IL.
n. G. Bailey committed suicide on Fri
1ay. by drowning himself In a tank, on
count Of financial troubles.
Red Cloud and his party arrived In Chi
40 Saturday afternoon, and will leave
a morning for their western homes.
The White Stockings leave Chicago this
8ning on an eastern tour. Their nrst
0p will be at Cleveland.
Richard J. Lockwood, a prominent mer-
mt who has resided in st. Louis forty
rs, died Saturday morning.
me steamer city of China, and the
l 1een, from New York. have arrived at
Queenstown.
The Athletics beat the Princetons. at
philadelphia at base ball, on Saturday,
"a TOD
John Noughton fell from the fourth sto-
~ of a new building, III st. Louis, on
Saturday afternoon, and was instantly
lied.
E. E. Stefrens. a patent model maker of
Indianapolis, was instantly killed on Sat
uFday afternoon, by the accidental dis
aharge Of pistol that he was in the act of
polishing.
George Henderson, while attempting to
imp on Hyde Parke train at Cntcago. on
riday night, was thrown under the cars
run over. and was so badly injured that he
died In an hour.
Monday last. Frank Bourber and Peter
Dietch, brothers-tn-law, got into night at
g dance house in Chicago, when the form.
ar was stabbed, and died on Friday night
rom the effects OF his wounds
An unknown young man was run over on
Saturday night, and Instantly killed by q
lraln on the Terre Haute q Indianapolis
wnfIrOnd
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san Francisco Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10. The
Bulletin recommends the sale of hall
of Yerba Buena Island to the Central
Pacific Railroad Company for a quar-
ter Of million dollars, the proceeds
to be appropriated for the erection OF
a Government building in this city,
saving seventy thousand dollars rent
per year for Government Offices.
A freight car Of the Erie Road,
LuoW's adjustible gauge, arrived with
out breaking bulk.
The Indians attacked train near
Camp Grant, Arizona. May 27, cap
tured and burned the wagons, killed
one man. and wounded several. The
remainder fed to the mountains, and
probably perished.
Washington Bartlett has been ap-
pointed Harbor Commissioner. rice
Cutler, deceased.
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Indians on tho War Path

ST. LOUIS, June 18.-Gen. Candy
arrived here yesterday, en- route to
he Pacific. to take command of the
Department of Columbia, vice Gen.
Crook, relieved.
Dispatches from Fort Hays. Ks,
and other points, report the Indians
very numerous between Camp Supply
and Bear Creek, all on the war path.
Several government and other trains
and herds have been attacked, but so
FAR the Indians have been driven off,
One train was corralled two days at
Gysum Creek, fighting Indians. A
train from Camp Supply was attacked
four times. It is no longer safe for
trains or herds to travel without a
strong escort.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, June 19.-The Journal Of
tfciel will publish this week, the pros
pectus and statues of the new France
American bank, to be founded in this
city. by NJ. Pinart and other French
bankers, In conjunction with Messrs
Balch, Hoffman. and other American
capitalists, residing here, and General
Dix, John j. Cisco, Geo. Walker and
others of New York. Minister
WashbUrne considers the scheme of
such Importance that he has eommu-
nicated by telegraph, with Washing
ton, on the subject, and has forward
ed a copy of the statutes of the pro-
posed bank, to the Secretary of State.
The capital is fixed at 10000, 900
francs. and much more has been Of
fered.
Provost Paradol takes with him to
Washington his son and daughter.
The health of the Emperor is
mdch impI Ioved. The Court will 60
to st. Cloud on Thursday.
Corpus Christi was celebrated to-
day with unusual solemnity and
splen3or. The Churches we're at
tended by great crowds, and many re-
ligious professions passed through
the streets, which were strewn with
flowers.
The Ambassadors of Prussia. Italy.
and Switzerland had conference to-
day in relation to the st. Gothard
Railway. Tomorrow the Chamber
of Commerce will discuss the question
whether France shall demand a share
in the enterprise.
A meeting of eminent agricultural
lists was held to day, to consider
measures for relief for the anticipated
failure of crops, which causes so much
anxiety. Louret, Minister of Agri-
culture and Commerce, presided.
The removal of duties on grain, i'm
ported into France, was discussed,
and provision made for submitting
the views of the meeting to the Cham
bers before the question comes up
there for debate.
The Corps Legislatif has refused to
appropriate public money for the pur-
chase and preservation Of the Roman
amphitheatre recently discovered in
Paris.
Il UniUerse. the Uultramontane
organ, publishes the following dis
patch: Rome, June 18.-Yesterday
the Cardinal of PatrlZzIe, In speaking
of the Sacred College, congratulated
the Pope on the occasion of his en-
trance upon the twenty-ffth year of |
his Pontifcate, and expressed his de-
sire for definition Of the Dogma of
Infallibility. The Pope made a sig.
nifcant reply, insisting on the danger
Of spirits of emancipation in the !
Church.
MADRID, June 19.-The Cortes has |
passed the reformed penal code.
1t is rumored that the Carlist Junta
voted by two majority in favor of the |
restoration Of the inqp.isition In
Spain.
LONDON, Jnne 19.-Chas. Stephen
son goes to America as Lloyd's agent,
to investigate the origin of the hoax |
regarding the loss of the steamer
Darien.
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Baltimore !tems.

BALTIMORE, June 18. A. B.
Woodcock, late Postmaster at Pied
mont, West Virginia. was arrested
here yesterday, by the special agent
of the Postofiee Department., for
embezzling money of the United
States. and was committed. to await
the action fthe Grand Jury.
Newton fiberland, recovered 81
900 in the Supreme Court of this
city, from John Lesson, for kissing
his wife's hand against her will.
A colored man named James Lewis,
was killed by butcher named Chas
Rose, who threw a knife at him with
fatal effect. because be refused to
work for him.
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The Cincinnati S8agerfsst
Picric.
Important Foreign New
Meeting of the Array Board
to Select Arms and Re-
wise the. Army Tao
ticsaof the II. s.
Army.
General Telegraphio Mis-
cellany.
The gaegerfest--The Picnic Yes
ferdaY4or :.

The ERggeFfest-=The PIcnIe 1es-
feFdaY4or =
CINcINRATI, Juue1pS 1SHA- grand
Sangerfest picnic came 6n to day al
Shorts Grove. Steamboats, were
plying between the city and grounds
all day, and trains were running al
short intervals. About forty thous.
and people were present. Speeches
were made by DR.. Lilienthal. DIR.
Weis, Judge Stallo and Col. Moore,
The singers in attendance upon the
Sangerfest were banqueted, and the
day was largely spent in singing, in
strumental music and festivity. The
immense concourse was orderly.
An accident occurred to the Ben.
Franklin, which was nigh being
serious. She had been chartered to
carry persons to the picnic, and while
endeavoring to pass the bridge, her
chimneys struck About one hundred
persons were on board. many of whom
were badly frightened, and some en-
deavored to jump overheard, but
were restrained. The pilot house was
completely demolished. Pilot Frank
Robinson was seriously hurt, and
Jas. B. Troy, boy. bruised.
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Washington Items.

WAsHIHGToN, Juue 1S.-Doubts
are expressed of the confirmation of
Mr.. Alderman as Attorney General,
but a careful canvas of the Senate in
dicates that there will be very little
opposition to him.
tSecond Dlspatch.I
WASHINGTON, June 18.-Tbe Pres
ident to-day nominated Roger S.
Green Associate Justice of tae Su-
preme Court of Washington Territory.
The Internal Revenue receipts for
the week are $737. .357; for the fs-
cal year, to date. SIZE, ,643, ,983; coin in
treasury, $109. .767, ,595; coin certifi-
Gates. $34.O94, 900; currency balance,
$21, ,556, ,988.
Secretary Boutwell, will probably
return on Monday. Belknap is ex-
peeted tonight. Commissioner De
lano arrived last night
Advice from New Mexico reports
the Death of Lieutenant Drew. who
perished by being lost in the noun
tains while endeavoring to reach Pa
jare. His party, except one man, re-
turned safely. but suffered consider
ably.
The crops of the Navajo Indians
will be short, by reason of drought.
The Mesealro Indians receive the
proposition to go on q reservation
favorably.
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Meeting OF U. 8. Army Board TO Sc
lacf Small ARmS-Af. LnuIa Iknns.


Iect Small AFms-St. Louis Items.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-The Board of
Army Officers, of which Gen. Scho-
field is President. appointed By Gen.
Sherman to select and report upon
small arms and accoutrements for the
use Of the United States, concluded
their experiments last week. The va
riety of small arms and accoutrements
presented for consideration to the
Board was unusually large. consist
ing of forty eight different systems of
breech- loading rifles, carbines, pistols
and revolvers, each possessing dis
tinct peculiarities, and each being
valuable and ingenious i'm
provement on all former systems.
Also, seventy two sets of aceoutre-
ments and cartridge boxes; and the
Board subjected all the arms to rigid
experimental tests, the result of
which will be promulgated only
through official reports. Among those
tested are included several sent By
European manufacturers, and now in
use By some of the European Govern
ments, but although excellent weap-
ons, they were found to be inferior
to many of American invention.
Hereafter, the rife for infantry, and
the carbine and pistol for cavalry will
be of the same system of breech
mechanism, and each with a calibre
of fifty inches. As soon as the selec.
tions Of this board are introduced
among the troops, il is thought our
army will be armed and equipped su-
perior to any European army. The
same officers have also been intrusted
with the revision of the tactics for
cavalry. artillery and infantry. This
part of their labors is also rapidly ap-
preaching completion, the Govern
ment printing Office at the Depart
ment headquarters being engaged in
printing the final reports intended for
Washington.
They have harmonized the tactics for
the three arms of the service as far
as practicable. There were intro
duced many new and important evo-
lutions. The whole system of COM
mands was simplifed, establishing
them upon a regulated and uniform
basis. A committee of the Board
are now at Fort Hays, Kansas, where
eight companies have assembled to
practically test their new tactics.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 18.-An indict-
ment for felonous assault and bat
terry has been found by the Grand
Jury against Mrs. Vreeland. who
recently attempted to murder Robert
SHREDDER, the alleged seducer of her
daughter. in the Police Court.
Mail advices to June 9Th, state that
replies have been received from all
the scholars and divines invited to
join the Committee in the revision of
the Ribie
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Bertha UhI vs. William Uhl. In the Court
of Common Pleas, Of Vanderburgh
County. Septemb Der Term, 1870.
TT APPEARING ny AFFIDAVIT
u on file in the office of the Clerk OF said
Court that the defendant in the above en-
titled cause is a nonresident of the State
of Indiana
Notice is hereby given to said William
Uni of the tendency OF this action, and
that the same will stand tor trial at the
next term of said Court of Common Pleas ,
to be begun and held at the Court House,
in the city OF Evansville, county of Van
derDu-gh, and State of Indiana, on the
first Monday in Septem ber, 1870.
Witness, Soren Sorenson, Clerk of said
Court, at Evansville, this l4th day of June,
1870. s. SORENSON, Clerk.
VIM. P. HARGRATE, Atty tor plaintiff.
ie23 W3W
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The standard reputation attained by
this unrivaled and infallible Yeast Pow
perfect purity, healthfulness, and econo-
my. Put up in tins, actual weight, as
represented, and Will keep for years.
The quantity required for use is from
one-fourth to one-half less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocers throughout the United
States. DOOLEY A BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
APPS d3m cod so New Street, N. Y.
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Fatal shooting ARrar.

LEAvENwoRTH, June 18.-During
a difficulty TO day between VIM. L..
Smith and Jacob Cert, the latter was
shot and killed by the former.
The steamer Silver Bow arrived
here from Omaha with some $50 Chi
nese, en- route to Louisiana.
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ST. LOUIS, June 18.-The case of
the city against the Independent Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, of
New York, to compel the payment of
$500, annual license levied on foreign
Insurance Companies, for doing bust
ness here, was decided to day by the
Criminal Court, in favor of the city.
This was test case. and will decide
sixty or seventy other cases OF the
sona eharaotar
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CINCINNATT, June 18.-The Andes
Insurance Company, projected by j.
B. Bennett, of Atna fame, was organ
lied to day by the election of Direc
tors. Those voting represented
about 100000.
VIM. Baner. of this city. commit
ted suicide this evening with prussic
acid.
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Boston Items.

BOSTON, June ia bill was Of
fered in the House, yesterday, in re-
lation to the employment of Coolie
labor, providing that no contract be
made for the employment Of sueh la
bOr extending beyond slZ months.
Tine House refused tc receive tbe bib.
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COLUMBUS, o., Jnne 19.-The Su-
preme Court of Ohio adjourns on
Tuesday, June 21, until the 10th Of
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Heavy Reward ORered. .

LOUISVILLE. June 18.-A reward
Of $40 O00is offered by the Mechanics
Bank. tor ths arrest of tac psrpetra-
fors af gesEeGday's robbery
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TEEEGR AP 1EG'.

TEEEGR AP 8E6.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Closing Hours of the saeng-
erfsst at Cincinnati.
Some OF Decorations in the
Hall Caught Fire, and a
Great Calamity Mar
roWly Averted.
Indian NeWE---The Gentle
Savage Looking At
ter Scalpz.
Interesting FoTeign News.
PROCEEDINGS in the Ecu
menical Council.
Washington and New York
Items.
Miscellaneous kilograms.
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Proceedings in the Ecu
menical Council.
Washington and New York
Items.

MigoelIaneous TeIegramg.
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Interesting Foreign News.
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Cincinnati Teems-The EBngerfest-
Closing Festivities - Narrow Es-
cape or the building from destruc-
tlOn by FIre-SeriOus casualties
Several persons badly Injured.
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