The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

C0NDENSEB TELEGRAMS.

I 4ACkSDALB OScem0SE A1s
i1ll9s.
Congressman Bowen has given i've thou
sand dollars bail.
| The Limerick, from New York, has ar
| rived at Queenstown.
The Afohave and Puite Indians are on
1 the war path.
A dispatch from Hamburg to-day re-
ports the Elbe fnl1 of floating Ice.
Two 81. Louis merchants induIged in .
knock down on Change yesterday.
The steamer ClotiIda Is ashore At Wells
Beach, Maine, and d1schargtng her cargo.
The French fair at Philadelphia was
crowded last night. It VIII continue ten
| days.
Marshal Sharp and his assistants coma
yesterday.
Elliott II. PendIeton succeeds g. B.. Foot
as cashier of the Commercial National
BanK, Cincinnati.
A man named George Cona, was held to
natl in New York, for obtaining 81, 900
worth cf tea under false pretences.
a nre at KentIand. Indiana, yesterday
OF the town. Loss s25.0o0.
A Chinese agency, started In New YORK,
ls supplying lanOTera 10 manufacturers
In that and other ctties.
The steamer PerIer left New York with
arms and loo men for Havre and the
French army.
Chandler. late OF the Chicago Times. Is
not going in@ partnership WEtn BRICK
PomerCy.
st. Louis has donated the tobacco ware
house lot, near Eleventh street, 10 the
United states for Custom House site.
Commodore Ashbury, of the yacht Cam
bTia, is to be dined by the corporation II
ksnutRnn- NJ
The Escoesa, from Manila, bound TO san
Francisco put into shanghai recently, se-
rtously damaged In her rigging.
The Brule Indians. Of Minnesota st
tacBed the Poncas. near YankEOn. and
"Ssnked7 of good many kealpa.
The National Council OF the Union
League met In Philadelphia yesterday and
we're formally received by the League
A Fair commenced at Concert Hall,
French wounded. The Hail is beautif ully
decorated.
It Ii claimed by the friends OF the old
management or the Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Road, that the road viii be
back In the old hands within two months.
The case OF Tappan VS.. Beardsley, which
involves the question OF the right OF the
s0-called mercantile agencies to existence
10 before the supreme Court of the United
states.
Press Association at New York denou1ces
as stale forgeries the fnret IN news now
published by the papers of that Srgant~
cation.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary. re-
port that the Fourteenth Amendments does
not effect the status of Indians within 8he
limits of the United States, nor Rnnuit
treaties with them.
The COMMITTEES OF the Italian Parlia-
ment, on the bill for the transfer OF the
Capital to Rome we reported recon-
meadatfOn that ft be rem owed before the
1st of April, 1871.
A double execution took place at kings
ton, Canada, yesterday. Daniel Mann and
James Deacon were hanged; the former
for the murder of a penttentiary guard,
Both persons admitted their guilt.
AlIthe Journals deuounce the course OF
Prussia toward Luxembourg, us arrogant.
The Toges press 1mplores the Powers
which guaranteed neutrality to LuxeEn-
bouTR, TO rise and repress the tnsolen ce
which makes all treat es vaIueIess.
The Tennessee CoEnnlfsaiouers for the
sale of delinquent railroads In that state
/ make an slasorate report, urging suit TO
1 enforce the sale OF all del1nguene roads.
been introduced in the legislature, and
wtllundoubtedly pass.
A terrible shooting affair occurred on
| Tuesday, on Horse Creek, Ewenty-dve
miles north of Pine Blun station, u. p. r..
| r., In which w. NJ Parks and l.. ID. FASH
| wood were killed, and Andrew Belts dan
zerously wounded. They were shot By
| Hurbert Nourse, who was supposed Co be
| insane at the time, and imagined them %
be Indians. Parks was shot through the
lived two peurs after being shot The
other man ts lying In very dangerous
conottion. Nourse has been captured
and is now in the hands of the officers oi
/ the law.