The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-15

Noah Allen committed suicide at Mau-
NEE City yesterday morning. lie ~ Wts q
/ young man in comfortable circumstances,
and no cause is known for the fash aeG-
A little daughter of Isaac Ferguson. 10
/ years old, wss run over ana fa5aliy 1nJuf-
/ cd, By a train of cars, at Terre Haute, yes
terday. she died in 40 minutes.
The coIored people of Boston celebrated
the ratification of the ftfteentn Amend
meeting at Fenueil Hall. William Lloyd
Garrison was among the speakers.
Uriah II. Pollard and William J. Crock.
EFT were arrested for roboing the safe OF
In bonds. Pollard confessed, and all the
bonds were recovered.
A heavy landslide took place on the
butchers and Columbia Railroad at Plum
Point, on Wednesday, covering both
tracks to the depth of twelve feet. Passen-
gers and baggage have to be transferred.
Captain Godsden. formerly of the Ara.
60 q passenger on the City OF Brussels,
that vessel was all right, and would reach
Liverpool about May lst
In the case of Ashberry VS. the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, for $4,000 damages for
injuries sustained from the breaking of a
wheel of O car, and the loss OF n wallet con-
tanning $500, a verdict was given for the
defendant.
A number of laborers who had struck
Tor higher wages and been replaced by
Ob1ETSs maze an 2LEaCK on their success
sors In 5ergen, y. ~, yesterday morning.
and succeeded in driving them away,
They attempted the same game IN Jersey
City, but were repulsed By the police.
A son OF Lopez, who is studying Law in
New York city refuses to believe the re-
ports of the death OF his father. He
claims the report from Lisbon was manu-
Iactured TO affect the news that Lopez
turned on his puTsuers.
The last spike of the Terre Haute, Van
Lon 4. uVa faF 10
bash, was driven at the State line, yester-
day, by Geo. Farrtn gton. The bridge
across the Wabash, will be finished next
week. when the entire line 165 mikes, wi
have been co opietea. Ek1
The case In which POST Master Jones Is
charged with having detained letters ad-
dressed 10 alleged swindlers, was contin-
ued before Commissioner Osbor ne, yester-
day. Edwin James, counsel for W IN. M.
Mortin, com mpla1nant, claimed that a post
Office ofnoial had no more right to break
open a letter bearing a postage stamp, af-
Ter its reception for transmission, than an
Express Messenger would have 10 open
FurCher examination was adjourned in
ordereto give the prosecution an opportu-
nifty OF showing that letters other than
answers to swindtInga circulars, had been
detained from Mcrtin by the post office.
1t was runaLred in New York en- Wednes.
day evening that some 800 men, belonging
70 the FenIan organization, had left New
York for Canada, in squads of twenty-five
and thirty to prevent Suspicion. the men
taking their equipments as baggage tits
said others have preceded, and more will
low. The place OF rendezvous is kept
secret. Many Of the men seemed to be
sailors 1t Is said an expedition lis tofmf1g
for the purpose of entering Canada by
crossing The Lake. and that the blow will
be struck and stand made In q CHARTER
where least ex ected. 1t is certain that
there is some FenIan movement on foot,
and the EN- phat1c deniaIof statemen to
that effect are only for the purpose of h1ff-s
Ing suspicion and dIYertfng the attention
of the authorities. SO