The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-02
DAILY .BOURN AL
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1870.
CONDEEsEB TELEGRAMs.
THURSDAY, June 2.

THURSDAY, June2.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
| at 81 Is5s.
George Francis Train Grated 10 large
audience, at Sioux City. yesterday after.
noon.
Mary Merrick of Chicago. who was bad,
ly injured, on Monday, by an explosion Of
keroslne, died yesterday.
The bark Vile de ST. Lee, from Hong
Kong with one nui dred and sixty seven
Coolies arrived at New Orleans ) yesterday
A committee TO attend the Anti-Secret
Society convention to meet In Cn1cago,on
the Sth inst, was appointed IN New YORK.
yesterday.
The store OF Sidney H. Davis, at Will
liamsburg, y and the eork 9TH ma9eIac5o- re 40
stroyed by fire yesterday
Miss ]. Fenton. daughter OF ex- Governor
FentOn, was M rried at James. own, n Y,
last evening to ]. n. Hegeman OF New York
city.
A snow storm occurred at Carter Stallion,
Wyoming Territory, Tuesday, leaving
eight or nine inches OF snow on the
ground.
The New Hampshire Legislature was or
RanIzed ye ierday. by the e'ect1On of =. NJ.
Wheeler, Speaker OF the House, and Ma
thar iaI Gordon, President ofthe Senate.
Dodge, Mioriarty q Wells, dry goo1s
meTchan's OF Cleveland, made an a: sign
- y
teroay. Liabilities about s45g o.
seven vessels arriving at New York
wi hin the last three days have brought
6,902 emigrants. The China, on Tuesday
night, brought 458.
The returns from Minnesota, 80 far as re-
eeived Indicate that tue proposition to
the old railroad lands, has been carried.
The vote, howeve-, was e,y light.
New Directors we-e e'ects d IN Chicago,
yesterday, by the stoc kholde@s Of the
Chisago, Rock Island q Pacific r. X. Of
one hundred and sixty thou and shares,
10000 were represented.
The excursion Of School Teachers, rom
CaliforDis, reached Omaha, yes. .erdag af-
fernoon, all well and In exuOerant spirits.
The excursion comprises about three hun
dEed, of whom seye lly-nve are school,
marms, with other friends ard relations
The American Institute of Homeopathy,
will hold ITS annual sesssio , in Chicago,
on the 7th TO the 10 iustants, inclusive.
Delegates from all parts or the Unite
states, as well as Representatives fr y
foreign nations will be Ia 1ttendance.
The loss to the Atlantic & Great WeEterc
Railroad by the burning OF the oil train
yesterday, near @ eveland, is estimated at
$4,000 and over. Sixteen tanks, containing
400 barrels eoal oil, and six EN- pity freight
cars were destroyed No insurance on the
oil.
The st. Louis Republican appeared yes
cylfn der press that was saved in the fire
proof room. A temporary building Is be-
ing finished Cor Its publication. ubtil the
magnificent new ofnce on the corner OF
Third and Chestnut Streets is completed.
Superintendent Jordan. of the New York
police, in consequence of having arrested
and detained sundry parties without suf-
ffcient cause, announces that hereafter he
viii give no attention TO dispatches from
n distaU ce for apprehensions and deten-
tions, unless mpanied by reliable de
tails and guarantees.
A diamond broker, named Joseph E.
Isascs, was eutfced to a room in the st.
Nicholas Hotel, New York. yesterday
morning, by two Two Italians, chIoroforned,
amount of valuable rings aud other prop
erfy. The scou drels were not arrested.
A man could hardly so 20 the ST. Nicholas
without being robbed.
An oil train on the Atlantic and Great
morning while approaching Cleveland.
The fire communicated TO the railroad
bridge owe Cuyahoga River and Ohio Ca
nal, and destoyed them. A Il anne build
ing occupied by the Kritch & Crane Manu-
featuring Co. as a machine shop was dam
aged tO the extent of about $4,000. 1nsu.
rance 5 coo. The loss to the y thread has
not been ascert31ned.
The Herald. published at the VIM ebsgo
Indian Agency, of the s9ih Un, Us:
There has been written statement this
day sigr ed by over forty pr mtaent me n
hers of that tribe ACKNOWLEDGING the
murder and decapitation # Mr. MuusoD,
on Plumb Creek. on Nav lSi b, by hve of
their mum ber. One of their leading chiefs
W htte Breast, is preparing a full WrIt ten
statement relative to his on who was one
of the 1--WE. they say they know they will
suffer, but the deed was commt ted under
the command OF their medic ne man, who
said they must have human blood TO ap-
pease the departed spirits of their re a.
lives