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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-04

u. =. Parker, Postmaster. at Kan
kakee, ILL.,, and for many years editor
of the Kankankee Gazette, died on
Wednesday night, of consumption.
A match for the light champion
ship, is being arranged between Billy
Edwards and Barney Aaron, the light
to take place IN three months, for not
less than $2.0G0a side.
The district Attorney, of New
York, has recognized the recent de-
cisions of Judge McCuarn, in habeds
corpus cases, and brought two prls-
oners before him, yesterday, on such
writ.
Munson & Co., contractors, have
attached the Hartford and Erie rail-
road, for 81 100000 for work done.
The announcement of this proceeding
caused a decline of stocks to 81 per
cent
The bin to pay the old railroad
bonds of Minnesota, has been passed
by both branches of the Legislature,
with the proUiso that the bonds shall
be exempt from taxation for ten
years.
Dirman B. Eaton, of New York,
who was very seriously wounded a
few nights since by would-be assass-
in, is slowly recovering; but it will be
weeks yet before he will be able to at
tend to his professional duties.
The divorce case of Mathilda Won
Claim vs. Barnard Hildebrand Au-
gust Won Claim. was concluded yes
terday, in Chicago, after three years
trial, by the jury, after being out for
ty-seven hours, rendering a verdict
for the plaintiff on all the issues.
Two burglars who attempted to
rob boarding house keeper, in Gin
cinnati, yesterday morning, were
pounced upon by the police, and one
of them was arrested. Two police
men were seriously cut by them in
the effort to arrest them.
The New York Chamber of Com
merce, yesterday passed resolutions
| favorlng the widening and improve
ment OF the Welland canal. and Civ
ing State aid to the Oswego q Midland
Railroad, and deploring the untimely
death of Anson Burlingame.
The stakes on the Edwards and
Collyer prize fight, were embezzled
by the messenger from the temporary
to the final stake holders. The loss
was assumed by the temporary stake
holders, and Edwards received the
money.
In the case of John Smith, convict
ed Of the murder of George Off, in
Louisville, in July '67, a motion for a
new trial has been arranged for the
last three days, in the Jefferson, Ken
lucky, circuit court. A decision will
be rendered next week.
The Woman's Suffrage bill passed
the Minnesota Legislature, to be sub
mitted to a vote of the male and fe-
male adults of the State at the nezi
fall election. 1t has been signed BY
Governor Austin, and is now the Law
of the State.
Judge Blatchford has denied the
motion TO discharge the attachment
in the case of John N. Gushing anC
country, of John Laird, builder 0
the Alabama, and looking to the re
covery OF damages for the destruction
of the ship Sonora.
The trial Of Jerome, for an ALLEGED
larceny Of 100000 in bonds, from
Morrison, Son & Hutchinson, is pro
crossing in the New York court 0
Dyer & Terminer. A molte pros ga
has been entered in the case of Bar
ton M. JohRsnn, jointly indicted wit
Bradley. johnson was sworn as
witness, who testified that he ha
received the bonds from Bradley
negotiate.
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Congressional ShmmarH.

SENATE.-In the Senate yesterday
bills were introduced to regulate for
eign and coasting trade on the North
ern, North western and North east
ern frontier. To enable LeavenWorth,
Lawrence q Galveston X. X. to ex-
tend branch road. To repeal certain
acts passed by the territorial Legls
lature of Wyoming. Trumbull called
M bill to change judicial Circuits.
The Senate committees amendment
defining the limits of circuits was
agreed to. An amendment requiring
justices of the Supreme Court OF the
II. S. to be residents of their respect
i've circuits, and that vacancy shall
be filed by resident of the circuit,
but permitting the Chief Justice to
preside in any circuit to which he
NAV be attached without change of
residence, was discussed until the
morning hour had expired. Chand-
| ler. from the Committe on Commerce,
| renorted with an amendment, bill
10 INCORPORATE the National Boil
ivian Navigation Company; also ad-
yersely to the bill to provide for an
| American Line of Emigrant Steam
ers between New York and Scandl-
i nayian and German ports. At one
o'clock the consideration of the Fund
ing Bill was resumed; /; Morrill, of VI,
| addressed the Senate on the impolIcy
of issuing any loan ct less than i've
per cent.
/ HoUsE.-In the House yesterday
the Senate Joint resolution allowing
settlers on the late Sioux reservation
Minnesota. to the 1st March, 1871, te
make proof and payment on then
claims was passed. Several resolu'
tions of inquiry were adopted: One
: relative to the massacre of the PiegoI
!, Indians; objected to by Stevenson
Resolution to grant lands for the
Railroad from St. James, Mis-
souri. to Little Rock, Arkansas, wal
referred to Committee of Public
Lands. with several amendments
Wood from the committee on Foreign
Affairs. reported bill to regulate thi
International Oceanic telegraph
5 communication with foreign coun
g tries which was ordered recommltted
e Tngersoll from Committee on Road
s and Canals. reported bill to authoriz
huilding Military aud POSTAL haIlroad
a from Washington to New i 0rk, whlcl
! he desired to be made a special orde
y for the 29bh of March; after some re
: mark in opposition 10 this bill b
. Kerr. Coz. Swami, and others. Swan
+ Offered an amendment, providing tina
the road should not DE constructe
without the consent of the State
e through which 1t passed. IDgerso
d moved the previous question on tn
u amendment, which was seconded, an
p the amendment rejected by party vote
. yeas, IS; nays. ia Both then wer
Is over until next morning hou
Sun3ry bills were introduced an
% referred. The House went into Con
3 mittee Of the Whole on the India
& appropriation bill, and after SON
Q discussion, the Committee arose an
cd the bill with amendment
60 wh;oa were agreed to, aud the bi
passed. The House then went IN
Committee of the Whole on the ia
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.TAnnessne LeeIslatnre.

NASHVILLE, March 3.-The House
to- day discharged the committee
appointed to investigate the circular
of Trimble. Fletcher, and other lead
ing Republicans, on the ground that
the circular was political document,
and not intended to be disrespecful to
the Legislature. Mr.. Steele's bill to
fund the bonded debt of the State, at
the price realized. by the sale ol
bonds by railroads, passed the second
reading without opposition. A reso.
luton was adopted directing comp
trollers to receive no bonds in pay
meut of dues to State, except pas
due bonds.
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SAN FRANcIco, March 3.-Ten
thousand packages of tea, the cargo
of the Benefactress, go forward to
Chicago by rail, to day. The remain
ing ten thousand packages are ordered
to be shipped to New York by con-
signees, all by rail, and at special
rates. Trains are coming from the
East on time. Passenger time is six
days and twenty hours; freight time
fifteen to seventeen days Not an
hours detention has occurred on the
Pacific Railroad, west Of Salt Lake,
this Winter.
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Poor Mungen, says the Washing
ton correspondent of the Commercial,
didn't get the three hundred dollars
which the son of prominent Repub-
lican had to pay for the cadetship in
his control. The money was gobbled
by the Democratic District Commit
tee. The Committee will plead in
extenuation, no doubt, as did White
more, that the money was spent for
the good of the party in the District.
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Virginia Items.

RICHMOND, March 3.-One of the
buildings ofthe Manchester cotton and
wooden factory was destroyed by fire
this evening; loss $50 600. One hun
dred and fifty hands were thrown out
of employment.
A bill was reported in the Legisla-
ture requiring all State officers to
take the oath required by the Four
teenth Amendment.
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United States Marshaps Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS.
TRICT OF INDIANA, IS:
WHYHEREAS, a libel OF inform affon
w was filed in the District Court OF the
United states for the District of Indian ON
the second day of March, 1870, by Jobf II
Brose and George Brose, by Charles II.
Marsh, Esq, their Proctor, asafust the
steamooat Red Fox, her boats, boilers.
engines tackle, apparel and furniture.
seized a. said district In a cause OF con-
tract, civil and maritime, and ciafmfno
damages In the SUM of S31I 75, and prayIne
process against steamboat, and that the
same may be condemned and sold there
for.
now, therefore, in puTsuancs Of the Mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered. 1 do hereby gfVe
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, and in any
manner Interested therein, that they be
and appear before the District Court OF { be
United States, to be held at the City OF In.
dianapOlis, in and for the District OF Indt-
ana, on the first Monday OF April next, al
10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that day, ther
and there 20 lnbeFpDsa Ehefr claims, ans
make their Az atlous iu fhat behalf
Atteats EEN. %RDl&I Marshal Ts a.
8gSAMBEL DAY. DEPUTY
j. ~ Low LAND -AefA+ maA-Hat
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New York, March 3-The W0rld's 8
Havana correspondent writes that the
Cubana have begun 10 retaliale In
kind Of SpaBiards General Quesado
before he was superseded by General
Jordan, ordered all the prisoners
within his immediate command to be
shot, and one hundred and thirty FIVE
Spaniards were sent to their last
homes. When Jordan took COM
mand he shot three hundred prison
ers The black flag is flying now, and
war of determination has been set
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MEMPHIS, March 3.-Henry T.Fox,
for the past II years engineer on the
Memphis q Charleston Railroad, re-
siding in Bonneville, told his wife
that he was tired of living, walked
out of the door. put a pistol to his
head. and blew out his brains. lie
was a sober and industrious man.
Mayor johnson, in his message,
says that the city cannot pay its July
interests. He recommends speedy
return to cash payments.
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OONDENsgB TELEGRAMs.

FRIDAY, MARCH 4th.
a heavy snow-storm prevailed in
Kansas yesterday.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal
will be opened on the 10th inst.
A $4,000 FIRE occurred in Warren
street, New York, Wednesday night.
Insured.
Joseph Cofnoy, of New York, was
robbed of $1,000, in bonds and jew
elry.
DIR. Davis O'Kief, the physician at
the Marine Hospital, Baltimore, died
Wednesday night, of typhoid fever.
John L. Baily, of Cleveland, Ohio,
was passenger by the City Of Boston,
supposed to be lost at sea.
The New York Board of Health re-
port small pox and relapsing fever on
the decline in that city.
The McFsrland trial will not com
mence until the 21st of March. 1t is
expected to last month.
A row of twenty houses, in Port
Richmond, Staten Island, occupied by
fourteen families, was burned on
Wednesday; loss $4,000.
The will of the late Charles Fox, of
| New York, who willed $4,000 to
the U. S. Government, is being con-
tested.
The number of emigrants arriving
at New York, during the last week
was 1858, and the aggregate since
January 1st, is 9,512.
The State Department is advised OF
a purpose to ship cargo OF pauperS
to the United States, and steps have
been taken to prevent their landing.
A car load of salmon, caught il
rivers on the Pacific coast, has reach
ed New York, by the Pacific Railroad
In excellent condition.
New and separate charges are tt
be made against Capt. Peabody ant
, his mates for alleged cruelty to sea
men on board the ship Neptune.
) Twenty-six additional miles of tn
Missouri River, Ft. Scott and Gul
Railroad, south of Ft. Scott, Kansas
has been completed and opened
business.
: The recent express contract, b
which the Adams Express Compan
obtained possession of certain route
4 has been closed by the payment
!; s600,000
Mrs. Catherine Tice. living
: Ellenville, Ulster County. N. I
killed her two year old child. on Sa
urday, by cutting its throat, after
- quarrel with her husband.
: Merchants interested in the gla
ware business met on Monday at Il
Astor House, n. Y. The attendan,
a. was small and but little business W
81 transacted.
A meeting of delegates from tt
Congregational churches of the Ea:
and newspaper men met at Broadw
Tabernacle on Wednesday, to pr
DS pare for a fitting celebration of t
250th anniversary of the landing
Of the Pilgrims.
There is 10 further intelligen
concerning the missing ships City
}. Boston and Smidt. The agent
. both vessels profess to feel no 1
easiness as to their safety, but expe
to learn of their arrival under cany
at some pert soon.
A fire at Owensboro, Ky,
Wednesday. destroyed BeTTymal
es. Saddle shopi loss 5000. Hirsk
WIS Clothing store; loss 8 :
iris Millinery
building 5eio ed
ases S1Ue TIt
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THE Greensboro Monitor designates
the admission of a colored man to a
seat in the United States Senate as
"the consummation of the nations
degradation" The Monitor will talk
differently before the campaign Is
over. We admonish the Monitor.
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Kentucky Items:

LOUISVILLE, March 3.-The Cen
trail Republican club held meeting
tonight, and appointed Committee
to make nominations for city officers
in case the ratification of the 10Th
amendment is officially proclaimed by
Saturday, the day of the election.
.Horteveld recovered $500 damages
from the Street Railroad Company for
personal injury He sued for $50, 600
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad
bill came up in the house to-day.
The amendment was adopted, requir-
ing FIVE Kentucky directors to be ap-
pointed, invested with co equal pow
ers with the Cincinnati trustees. and
without whose concurrence nothing
can be done
A bill will soon be reported in the
House, authorizing the Government
to appoint three Commissioners fol-
the revision of the statute laws of tho
State.
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mo. l,50ll.
United States MaIshaPs Notice.
United States Of America. ;

United States OF America, lss.
District Of Indiana, 'os
%KYHEREAS, a libel Of Information
w was filed IN the District Court OF the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
on the 25th day OF February, 1870, by Henry
Albert, william de Sau, John Smith.
Charles smith. sand Stephen Holland,
by Charles E. Marsh, ESQ, their Proctor
against the steamboat West Wind, b
boilers, engines, tackle, apparel, and fore
niturs. seized aB said District upon ease
Of action, civil and maritime, and cialm-
ing damages in the sum 81 30 ~, ana
praying process against said st. boat
and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuauc of LHe mn-
milton under the seal Of SAID count 20 roe
directed and delivered, i DO hereby give
DubIfc notice to ail per sons claiming safa
Goods. or any part thereoff OF lu any man.
| 3er interested tnerciu, shat llev De u
/ appear before the District Court of
I Urfted states, 20 - hcld mt the clGy gaV-
4 ana, on the frat Monday of April ~ QAy
! 10 O'Clock o. tle forenoon 81 Wo,dev
q GnEu au0
ana maE ed
nrE
Attest j p. ii9FLAA
sin
ale Il tho
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CoNTENT.-The New Albany Ledg-
er meekly accepts the situation. 1t
expects the business men of Louis
vile, who like quiet and retired viii
lage in which to live, to transfer their
residences to New Albany. AS We
have repeatedly stated, the compile
ton of the Ohio River bridge makes
of New Albany Louisville suburb.
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The OWensboro Monitor does not
aseribe the decline in gold to the
three million bales of cotton. It says
the Radicals have made times so hard,
and greenback rags SO scarce that the
people can scarcely pay their taxes,
much less buy gold. 1t seems that
Democratic doctors disagree as to the
real cause of the country's recovery.
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DAHY JOURNAL
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1870.

Our Kentucky exchanges report
quite a migration Of negroes from
various portions of that State to Indi-
ana. We presume the colored men
come because they experience better
treatment and can make more money.
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NASHVILLE, March 3.-The Legis-
lature has adopted a resolution declar-
ing that Railroads not paying inter
est on bonds loaned, shall be pro
tected against interference outside of
the State.
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COLUMBUS, March 3.-The Gener-
al Appropriation Bill introduced in
the House to-day, appropriates 81, 1876
UOO for State pursoses. The Legisla-
ture adjourns tomorrow until Tues
dav.
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BELFAST, Ie., March 3. - The
mass meeting of ship builders and
owners on Penobscot river. to-day,
endors5athe report of Congressman
Cain, on the decline of American
commerce, and bills aecompanying i.
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iff,which was discussed by Schenok and
Brooks, of New York, who wanted
the tariff reduced at least 500, ,0OO, ,OOO-
He would take off duty on coal, lnm-
Der, hides and salt, and reduce duty
on pig iron to So 90 per ton, on lead
to l cent. per pound. and on copper
to rate correspondingly with duty
imposed In other countries.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 3d.
Both Houses of the Legislature
agreed to adjourn at midnight. The
session lasted 80 days; 219 bills were
passed.
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WIvDsoR. ont., March 3.-Roe's
disJillery vas seized for infraetion Of
the revenue laws. Value of property
seized exceeds so, 600.
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