The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-08
LY JOURNAL
CONDENsEB TELEaRAMs.

COaDRgsEB TELEGRAMs.
TUESDAY, aov. 8.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday, at
Game is plentiful on the plains this
Nine thousand reinforcements are being
prepared IN Spain for Cuba-
President Grant is reported to be in New
York Cuy.
Three persons were held for trial in New
YORK; yesterday, for illegal registration.
The steamship City of Brussels. from
New York, arrived at Queenstown yester-
day.
Senator Morrill,. of Maine, teIegraphs q
friend at Washington that MS health IS
improving.
Prairie fires have been frequent this Fall
in the vicinity OF Omaha, doing consider
able damage.
A hunting camp. near 1T. Parker, Mon
taaa, YVES attacked by Indians on the 26th,
and one man killed.
Correspondents sttlI talk of holding Ees-
sions of the North German Parliament at
Versailles and Paris,
Three Pawnee indians ere to be tried for
murder at Lincoln, Nebraska, on the I'D
inst, for the murder OF McMurty.
A force OF marines have been sent TO
NyofoIk, Va, 70 assist, II necessary In
preserving order At the election to-day.
Three buildings in Portsmouth. New
Hampshire, were ,d 40 urnea on 5unosy
John Campbelrs woolen mill, at Mar.
sunday night. Loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
The Fair recently held in New York
City, In aid of the German wounded, real
ized t7294S, with number of contributions
unsold as yet.
between Jamaica and Aspinwall, broke
loose and was lost, butwas recovered after
three days. A
The recent robbery OF a train on the
Central Pacific Railroad causes grave ap-
prehensions that such Occurrences will
become frequent.
TIE Boston Lead Works burned on sat-
urday night, were insured for sI70, eco,
chiefly in local offices. The loss exceeds q
quarter of q million
Lewis and Henry Carter. OF Lawrence
County, Ohio, have been indicted for vto-
latlng the Fifteenth Amendment. by pre-
venting colored men from voting,
Memphis Is excited over the supposed
murder OF Charles Wills. bar keeper for
Cosgrove, the supposed murderer.
A young girl named Msttie Sturtevant,
the dupe OF = vilAai a named Russell, threw
herself in the lake, at Chicago. for the
purpose of suicide, but was rescued.
The National Railroad Co. have resolvsd
to sOIfcit pro posals until the Is n for the
building of several sections of the pro-
posed road from hhtlaueiphiai TO New
York.
James Brown ,watchman at Harsemel 3
Cave, Jersey City, was beaten nearly TO
death by eeveu or eight thieves yesterday
afternoon. Four OF the thieves were ar
rested.
Mclaughlin ana Schroeder. repeaters,
were yesterday sentenced TO the Kings
County, N. y. Peuftentfary, the form mer
for two. years, and the latter for Six
mouths.
Charles Broak and his wife Margaret
have been arrested at Jersey city for the
murder of an unborn infant of Martha
Wright, by msltresting her, Tney have
been committed 10 jail.
The New York Tribune OF yesterday says
edltorially that Col. ] arnes Fisk. Jrs, had
, 1iS !, , u, ots 10 Pa,sae St % ?
desperate daring he may mediate.
| It is again rumored that Chieg Justice
1 Chase will resign, and that Judge Carter.
/ OF the District ~ Coiumbie. viii be offered
I the position. lt IS also reported that sem
Y atcr Drake, of Missouri, VIII be appointed
/ Chief Justics OF the Court OF Claims
| A counterfeit bond for $4,000 was passed
on the Bank OF California by man named
Van TasseI, who escaped with the pro-
ceeds, and is supposed to have gone to
South America. The steamer Senator was
sent to overhaul the Panama steamer and
4 bring him back.
/ The steamers City of Paris and Batavia.
\ from Liverpool, Donan, from Bremen and
I Lafay elite, from HavrP, arrived at New
York, yesterday. Among the passengers
! by the latter were our distinguished fell
/ low citizen, Charles Vetle, Esq, and his
family. The voyage was quite rough.
| ]. W. Myers, Of To.edo, has sued H J.
/ Rodenshriger for damages done his ele-
I - rnf l,rffl "a
his auction bills upon the walls. The
4 ablest legal talent In Toledo is engaged on
! eacn side, ana a desperate fight Is to be
made. The damages are laid at So,tOO.
The steamer Columbia, of the Anchor
/ Line, had very rough passage from Glas-
! gov. Captain Small had his risht hand
/ crushed In one of the gales. DIR. Robinson
had bis cOlIar-b broken, and one of the
7 Quart4Tmasters had his throat cut by falt-
ing timoers, and nearly the entire crew
were disabled In one way or another.
Rev. Maxwell P. Gaddls, OF Cincinnati
has been indicted by United states
Grand Jury for receiving brIbes, and fol
conspiracy with others to defraud the
I Government in the collection OF revenue
while Assessor. One by one Andy John.
sons appoistees are being brought tC
limerick.
Additional particulars of the robbery o.
the overland train near Reno, state thai
the mail car was also plundered of q large
amount of b 1nds and green backs, estimat
cd as high as quarter of 8 million of dol
Sis,0O0 for tho apprehension of the robbers
A well organ zsd pursuit has been instf-
tuted against both bands.
The stockho' derss or the indianapolis
Cincinnati Il Lafayette Railroad at
| meeting at Morris, yesterday, in which
eighty thousand seven hundred and nine
ty.seVen shares wore represent ed, elected
I the following Directors: nj. r. ingalls,
VIM. p. Harris and. Thos Fl. Perkins, o
Boston; j. 5. Kennsdy, geo. Bliss and VIM
4. Booth, OF New York; W. y. lockwood
of Indianapolis; l.. B. Lewis. of Lawrence
bargb, and W. W smith. of Cincinnati
The Bosrd organized by the election OF NJ
+ Ingalls,, I. esldsnt, pro tenn, and a
history and workings OF the Com pan,
from the beginning was ordered, and w
s. Groesbeck and Aaron 4. Perry, wer
: appointed as an advisory Committee OF
the part of The tockholders, to aid in thi
I investigation.