The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-22
CONDEgsEB TELEGRAMS.
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yym. Kriel was hung for wife murder, in
Louisville, yesterday, IN the presence OF
lO.OO0 people.
(5erze D. Prentice, the veteran editor, is
4 again prostrated with illness, and consid-
cred In dying condition
Prince Arthur and suite arrived in New
York yesterday, and took rooms at the
BrevorSt.
The City Council of Boston have refused
to appoint committee to extend the hos
pitalities of tho city to Prince Arthur.
A Des Moines special says the Iowa Sem
ate yesterday refused, BY a vote Of so
TO ii, to adopt the Fifteenth Amendment.
Prince Arthur OF Englacd rode in Cen
trail Park, New York, yesterday, and at
tended Booths theatre last night.
Tom Allen declines Joe Coburn,s chat
Aliens contest vita JeIn Mace ia July
next.
John Deal was arraigued On Thursday,
at Reading fot the murder OF 6IchaFd
Harlan, near Leesport, Pa, on the l9ih OF
October.
Ellen r. IIt has baen convicted of man
Slaughter, and sentenced TO one years inn
pri i0nment in The state prison, Tor killing
thomas II. Barrett.
Oakley, the defaultIhg ca ,hier OF the
Merchants National Bank OF New York,
was yesterday committed 10 prison in de-
fault OF $4,000 bail.
TIE Fiftet nth Amendment hangs fire
IN the California Legislature. Both Houses
have possponed the consideration of the
subject several times.
There is a general stlike among tie coal
miners on tue Toledo. Peoria y Warsaw
Railroad, extendteg through the Cnba,
MapIeton and Orchard mines.
John Francis Rawlins was arrested in
swanton. VI, for the murder of his infant
child, two months old. Ii was found
buried in the cellar and partially devour-
ed by rats.
It Is stated tn At some 81, go eco worth of
stock of the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad has been quietly put on the mar
ket IN Wall street, mucn TO the disgust of
Ger. .ain spectators, TOR there Is rise IN
that stock.
The examination OF the clerk Of Fourth
National Bank, charged with defrauding
the bank Dy forged cnecks and raise en-
tries, was opened yesterday with he evI-
dence of the cashier, the points OF which
are already known.
Information received from North Ala
hama states that the murderers of the
/ young ilIOws, announced their crime
/ publicly, some days ago, and left the
/ country Family G9oabIes seem to have
/ brought about The fatal rancountre.
/ A suit has been commenced In st. Louis
4 to set aside q sale Of certain property sold
/ by j. f. Darby to James H. Lucas, on the
| ground that Darby was bankrupt when
/ ne sold the property and that Luc IS knew
it The cas- involves about $500 600 worth
Of property.
"A bill has been Introduced into the low
er House of the Kansas Legislature, asking
senators Ross and Pomeroy and Repre-
sentative Clarke to resign their seats in
Congress, as their influence has been inn
paired By ciTcumsi ances growing out OF
/ the I'M peachment trial Oi Andrew john
| son and for other reasons
| The Colored Educational Convention in
| session at JefTeI son City, pregent ted a bilt
/ TO the Missouri Legislature asking Tor
/ the establishment OF colored Norma
/ School, and to grant separate schools for
! colcred chlidte en- IN tue different school
/ districts, and until this Is done that color
| ed children be permitted To attend the
1 present schools convenient.
/ Tie Wall street brokers who neglected
I to pay tax on their money-maktne capital
are being brought 20 taw by the Govern
ment officials. On Thursday the legal rep
| resentatlve of one Of tue brokers paid
/ $4,000 into court on behalf OF his client,
ana others were expected 10 follow his ex-
! ample yesterday. It is believed that Gov
ernment will realize over Slg0010 from The
| bTok ers.
The New York 1ri6ltae of Wednesday
praised the action of Iowa and Ohio ia
| FatifyiEg the Fifteenth Amendment, and
says: 4. Now let Georgia speak, and then
the advocates OF revenge ana ueiay IN
Congress can withhold the admission OF
Virginia Representatives and senators,
which a-oEa is needed TO give validity 10
! her already recorded vote, nnd IN axe the
| Fifteenth Amendment a part Of the fund
amentaI law of tue land"
The Tennessee Senate yesterday passed,
on the rnai reading the House Gll reg uiat-
/ ing the reception of Tennessee bank notes
for take, and providing for burning tn EN-.
Hat few more bills OF public interest remain
to be &C ed on. The Constitutional Con-
vention OF Tennessee refuses to Increase
the ter IN Of Office of Governor The Com
mittee on EiVc1ions and Franchise report
| ell eSterday, an amendment providing
/ for tie election OF members u the Leglsa-
| ture hereafter, on the first Tuesday in No
vemb /. aud n meeting of the Legislature
on the first Monday in the January ensu.
ing. This amendment, If adopted, Will cut
| off the term of the members OF tue present
| LEGISLATURE, who we're elected for two years
/ ffon August, 1863.