The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-31
VOL. XXI.
1ored death of Jerome Bona

| The rumored death of Jerome Bona
\ parte Is untrue.
The Athletics defeated the AtIantics, al
| Baltimore yesterday, at base Dali, eighteen
to thirteen.
John Candle and George Marshall, were
arrested in New York, on a charge OF be-
ing in possession OF counterfeit United
States bonds.
It is rumored that J ohm A. Kennedy has
| q petition in circulation urging his ap.
pointment ss Collector OF Customs at New
York.
negro roustabouts on the steamer Thomp.
son Dean, got into af1ray, yesterday at
Cairo, in which Brown stabbed Williams,
killing him almost instantly.
At an election in Cairo, yesterday, on the
question OF subscribing 100000 in aid of a
Junction Railroad, from Cairo TO COlum-
bus, the vote was almost unanimous for
the subscription.
The Post Office at Rochester. New York,
was entered on Sunday night, by Dreaklng
plate of glass In the front, and several
hundred letters, awaiting delivery, were
stolen.
The Sabbath Schools at Frankford, Md,
turned out en- masse yesterday, and led by
the Soldiers and Sailors and other civil
societies, marched to the cemetery to deck
the soldiers graves.
Cicero A. Ray, a printer working in the
Pioneer office, ab Sc. Paul, fell out of q
Z
night, and was found dead Sunday morn
in, on tie pavement He was intoxicated.
Returns f1om the counties In the Fifth
Congressional District of Iowa. sboTr that
Pser cIa9 s+T the esas 6 NIB has
forty-four are necessary to choice.
The LaSal;e, Illinois, coal miners. who
have been on q strike since the first OF
April, Will resume work on the first OF
June, having accepted the terms offered
by the owners.
Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court Of
Kings County, n. Y, has granted the man
Cdnltts, asked by the citizens of Flat Bush,
restraining the Prospect Park Com mis-.
sloners from allowing the New York mill
An appeal is to be made.
The young lady who enters the cage
with the lions at the Bowery, New York,
was sci zed by the throat on Saturday
Iacerated, and before she could be rescued
her piercing shrieks threw the audience
into q panic and many people were iniur-
ed. She was taken homes and prompi
medical aid was called in.
The still belonging to the distiIIery OF
Peter Schawb of Hamilton. Ohio, explod.
| ed yesterday morning, killing Mr.. Kline
the beer runner, and August Frederick
building, aud was blown to fragments. A
hole was blown in the main wall. destroy.
/ ing the mash tub and scattering the CON
i explained.
@. s. Hubbard & Co.'s packing house, in
| Chicago, was destroyed by hre YESTERDAY
/ afternoon. Loss $50, ,O00; insured. The fire
| extended to the North Chicago Railway
mills. which were in imminent danger
/ but the ,0O0 men at work in them, by grea
/ perseverance,. succeeded In exttnguishine
/ the flames, before material damage was
sustained. The loss by the fire on South
Canal Street, Sunday morning, will reach
$4,000.
A New York dispatch says that Genera
/ ROsecrans will soon publish an address tC
| the people OF the United States sustaining
| and explaining a memorial which he Il
| about TO submit to Congress, on the subjec
| of our national policy toward Mexico
/ General RoSecranS urges declaration by
| Congress OF policy which will assure the
Mexican Government q firm sympathy
zens that their rights shall be protected In
whatever legitimate mercantile, industrial
1 or other enterprises they undertake
in that country. The policy prepared hai
received the approval OF ex-Secretary
Seward, Chief Justice Chase, Caleb Cush-
I log, Gen. Schenck, VIM. Il. Asptnal, and
other prominent citizens, by whom it has
| been examined, and from whom letters
will be published. General Roseorans af-
firms that decisive action by Congress al
| the present time would strengthen anG
tiOn in Mexico, and induce Americans Il
90 there to engage in banking and rail
road enterprises, thus raising that country
to the dignity of independence and self
poe ctton, a republic ana faithful ally q
the United States.