The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-04
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The Pail Mall Gazette applauds Grants
Cuban message.
NcCoole and Allen will not fight. Mace
paid the forfeit at st. Louis on Saturday.
The flag ship Severn, Admiral Poor, has
arrived in New York from key West.
The Canuks hada blow out over Domin-
ion day, Saturday.
Cheyenne dispatches tell of more horse
stealing at South Pass, by Arrapahoes and
Sioux Indians.
Mrs. ]. f. Barnum died from an overdose
of laudanun, and the drug clerk VINO
sold 1t has been arrested.
A young lady named Gardner was
struck by lightning, near Ottawa, Illinois,
and killed.
GraHd Sire FarnsWorth, and f. B. Aus
tin Commission ers to establish L o. o. r.
In Germany have returned
Cork clothiers still import German tall
ors, and Irish tailOrs continue their dis
turbances.
The details of the yacht race between the
Dauntless and Cambria are fixed. They
start from Daunthead, near Cork HarOor'
Americans In London will celebrate the
Fourth, Minister Motley entertaining
them at banquet.
Nillson is coming. Strackosh has con-
tracted with Mendelssohn Union for Sc
A coroner's jury in London. caught a
mother Waters at trick of poisoning nu-
merous babies.
New Orleans had seven deaths by chole-
ra, on Saturday. Deaths from v9mitO are
not increasing, but small pox-prevails.
The French Corps LegisIatif discussed
the restoration of the Orleans Princes, and
rejected their petition for return to France.
The editor OF the Revfelle was sentenced
to thirteen months imprisonment for
sQuib on the Emperor and Earl Clarendon.
General Grant was received by ex-Gov.
Jewell and a large and enthusiastic con
course of people, at Hartford, on Saturday.
B. F. Norwood, of Spring Grove, War
rem County, Illinois, had a foot cut of,
and another nearly off by q reaper acct-
dent.
An axle broke on the Rock Island Pa
cific Railroad train, on Friday, and -
Telferd, of Marengo, was killed and sew
eral wounded.
Prim is back in Madrid, and goes to
litiOnists will not dine CASTELAR, as pro-
posed.
r. Main & Co.'s distulery at Oquawka,
Ills, was struck by lightning on ThurSd ay,
and two hundred barrels of whisky de-
siroyed.
Delegates from various trade unions
of this city held an anti-Chinese meet
ing last night, and formed secret organi-
Zatfon for political and Co operative pur-
poses.
meeting last evening. and began prepara-
tfons for sending n thousand labOrerS to
Colorado early next month.
There Is great excitement In New York
over the proPossee - Grange mgs1 Ia gsra FeggersI
alton is being organized. GrinnelIs ac-
ceptance of the naval office is doubted.
A large meeting of slave own srs. in Ha-
vana, approve the abolition OF slavery Dy
venting Fl fIeedmen from becoming va
grants.
A destructive fire occdrred in Cincinnati
yesterday morning. destroying livery
| stable, sumner Il Co.'s sewing machine
| mandatory, aud several other buildings.
| Loss sI5, ,0CO. Several men were injured.
San Francisco celebrates the fourth with
| q big procession and no business done.
Seven hundred and sixty-seven China
men have arrived in two days. max ing
8,I42 since January lst. The wheat crop of
California, It is thought will be 2,000,00)
centals short thisyear.
7. s. Martin, a cattle dealer from Texas
was robbed on the steamer Olive Branch,
at st. Louis. Thursday night, of about
S. COO in drafts and 81 600 in currency, the
proceeds of a lot Of cattle he sold st Abe
line, Kansas.
Two attempts to deposit the second $500
on the McCoole & Allen fight have failed
in consequence ofsome Misunderstanding,
dsy claimed the money already up. which
amounts to 81 900. Many persons in St.
Louis consider the fight OF
Governor English and staff received and
welcomed General Grant, at Stanford,
Connecticut. on Saturday. A delegation
of the Legislature and a big crowd assisted.
/ Governor Enelish Grated, and President
Grant replied as follows: 81 can only
say that I can scarcely find words to ex-
| press my qualification at your welcome. 1
thank the people of the State of Connecti-
/ cut, and the Legislature of the State for
! the cordial welcome they have given,
an expres sed by you" ICheers. At
\ Bridgeport Grant was Justify cheered, and
/ the party under the escort of the Mayor
made a tour of the city. At New Haven
| the President visited the State House and
/ was introduced to the No EN- bers of both
| branches of the Legislature, andsshort adj
| dresses of welcome and response were
made. The City Hall was also visited, and
/ Grant was presented by the. Mayor In an
address of welcome TO the City Council, to
| which he made a brief reply. A pleasant
| rece ptfon was also given at Meriden. The
| party arrived at Hartford about PM,
| when they found the entire city out TO
/ welcome them with cannon and bands
| of music; the Mayor and other dign ataries
| participated in the reception at Ex-Gov-
| ernor JeweIl's, which was Of the most bril-
| liant character.