The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-19

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The loss by the explosion in New Jersey,
on Thursday, is estimated at SO OeO. No
insurance.
DIR. s.P. Townsend, the sarsaparIlla man,
died at Feliville, y. J., on Tuesday.
Harman Tubbasick was shot, and in
etenfiv killed. in front of his residence 10
st, Louis, last night, murderer not known.
3. ]. Dockstander was arrested In st.
Louis on Thursday, charged with forgery
taken to that place last evening by a Dep
uty y. s. Marshal.
Theodore NIcklas was hung, yesterday.
at Grand Valley, n. Y, for the murder of
DR.. Andrew Neal. in December last. He
died game. and IN the Catholic faith.
The Iaborers on the Connecticut Western
Railroad. between Wlnsted and SALISBURY
have struck for 81 IS per day. They have
heen receiving 81 60. The contractors re
fuse to Rceede.
The Section House, twelve miles east of
Grand Island, Nebraska, was burned down
Yesterday morning. one man was burn ed
20 death, and the others barely escaped.
Origin of the fire unknown.
Proceedings were commenced yesterday,
In the Uuited States District Court, In New
Moro Castle, Missouri, Columbia and Eagle,
for convevine cigars and other goods not
entered oa the ships manifest.
The Rudolph-Deery billiard match in
san Francisco, on Thursday night 500
points, for 5000, was won by Rudolph
$50 to $40. Rudolph's greatest run, II2 /:
Dsery's ia. Rudoiph's average %; Deery' s
forty-six.
The time for receiving bids tor the con-
stFuctiou OF the Conn ecticut Valley Rail-
road, expired on Phursday and the bids
We're considered yesterday. Some of the
most experienced railroad men In the
country put in bids. The result has not
transpiTed.
Jersey Central Railroad, at tommun1paWs
was totally destroyed by fire last night,
with all its contents, Including twelve
watchmap was burned to death, and
another man bad v Injured. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000 to 100000.
The war of the two Mayors OF Richmond,
is progressing q ietIy, each party await
ing the action OF Judge Underwood. Both
the Mayors had IN interview yestei day
with General Candy. Cahon's party with
the exception OF three who were starved
having gone without food for 48 hours a
cOlore1 man was shot and killed yester-
day, by a special oolicemans for res stlpg
while they were endeavofing to Gear the
streets In the vicinity of the lower Station
House. Mayor ElltsOn's police still have
possession of all the city buildings excep {
the Station Houses
Gen. Canby fnterfeIed, yesterday, in the
Richmond Mayors tmbrogliO, and raised
the siege at the lower station house, giving
free egress and ingress to all persons hav-
ing business there. This is simply q peace
measure aud has no reference To the que5-
ton at issue between the parties. some dis
order occurred yesterday ;fu rther troubles
Anticipated. Tue City Council last night
passed an ordinance abolishing station
houses Low in the hands OF CahOOns pO-
lice, and authorizing Mayor Ellison to
call out the fire brigade as police, and
pIedging the city to pay all special police
sworn IN by Mayor Ellison, and authOTiz-
ing the city Court to be held In the City
Hall. and pledging to Mayor Ellison, the
earnest support of the Council, in his ef-
forts to maintain the peace of the city
against lawless men, cOnspiring against
it. The city was quiet last evening" The
casualties of yesterday, were one man
| killed, and three wounded. CahoOn has
his headquarters sat the .oWer station
| house, where the military guard is, and
ElIison's headquarters are at the City
| HALL. Ellison's police patroied the city
last night.