The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-23

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Elaborate preparations are being made
for the Farragus obss qnle5 az New 1ork
\ which viii take place as soon as th'
GuerreF5 arrives
One man was fatally and i've severely
Injured, in New York, on Wednesday ar
ternoon- BY the giving way OF scafrold Oh
which they were &C work.
| yesterday stole $4,000 In bonds aud 81, 90
| In money from an old lady in q street car
He was promptly arrested and the money
recovered.
yer IN New Orleans @n yesterday four ma
tives OF Italy. two OF Francs, two Of Ger
many and two OF Virginia.
BY the giving way Of seats yesterday, al
the Maine state Fair. at Augusta, 500 OF
600 people were precipitated TO the ground
and several were slightly and three or four
seriously Injured.
All the newspapers in New England, ex-
cept the Hartford Tines and the Spring
neid pa pers, were Teprese ated At a meet
tions with the Associated Press OF New
YORK have not Jet Dsen completed.
The remains OF the late L. NJ, Gottschalk.
who died In South America. arrived IN
New YORK on Wednesday. TE is the inten-
ton OF the friends and the musical artists
OF the city TO have grand requiem mass
Psrtormea ak tne y. stephens Churc b,
which sails from New YORK tomorrow,
Tor Brenn en-, takes q cargo of I6 900 bushes
OF wheat and a large quantity OF tobacco.
Several steamers OF this liLe will soon be.
put on the route between New York and
New Orleans-
In the Unfversallst Centenary meeting
mC Gloucester, Mass yesterday, Rev. r. H.
Tor III the next year, with Rev. Chas. steiner.
convention wilI ts held af Philadelphia
In September, 1871.
The Nevada Republican State Conven-
Tretle, for Governor; u. s. sIansor, for
Ju tRe or the Supreme Court Len Wlnes,
ior Treasurer; w. ". Hobart. for Comp
troller; JAS. ID. Minor, for Secretary Of
state w hiiam Campbell. for Attorney
The New York Dsnzoerasic State Central
Committee was organized on Wednesday
night, by the election OF samuel r. TfIden,
Chairman, and Wm. Cassidy, OF Albany,
Secretary. Al Executive COMMITTEES was
also appointed. The COMMITTEES meets In
New York city next Friday.
The American Association for the relief
OF migerg or. battle-fieids, held q meeting
IN New York on "Wednesday, and resolved
TO appeal TO the American people for aid.
The wounded IN the wsr up 70 September
Fund in Europe, up 20 August 10th, had
reached the sum OF 2. Ia. .l8f francs.
Cyrus Adonis, who knoeked down and
robbed the Paymasfer OF Shoen berger's
mill, Of sll .000, at PIttsburg. Wednesday
fenced 10 twenty-fJur years imprtson-
meut, BY Judge stowe. 1ne prisoner shot
which increased the punfshraen1a The
prisoner was in the Penftentiary within
twenty-fonr hours af-er committing the
robbery. -.
4 The homgapd hDme game for the cham
pIonshlp 3. piagea yestarday, on the Union
Grounds, &C New York, In the presence of
10000 people, betsgeen. the AtlanLtcs and
Mutuais, resulted as follows:
1HHsntns ztfants les.,..:,-..,...
Mmsnals ...:..-.--.-.-.1 Y z-lO
one midFsd a ana fnr as pssse balls
being the only errors on their side. A
dead bail was used.
on Wednesday, q party of sixty youths
from the New York dry docks accompa-
and RirIs, vi ,ited Brnd era Hotel on an ex-
curston. the majority being inebriated.
The entire party s9ou oecame rtotoas and
commenced lighting among themselves.
The police force and sheriff and posse be-
Ing unable 20 control them, the Twenty
Eighth Reximent was ordered out, who
surrounded the rioters. and marched them
out Of the city atthe point OF the bayonet'
The arguments of motion. In the case of
the Erie Railroad Company and others
against Messrs. Heath, Rappell aud others,
10 nave the action transferred TO the
United states Cflcuit Court OF the New
YORK DtstrioG from the 8apfeme Coaft OF
the First Judicial District, was cone uded
on "Wednesday A. Seward, In behalf of
the Com pany, IN answer to the argument
ofChoRte, stated the principles OF the law
on which they Insisted that the action
could not be transferred 10 the Federal
Court, under either tha act Of Congress- OF
17S0 or tn At OF 1888. Choate replied briefly,
and Justice Ingraharn took thu papers.
The decision wRsreserved.
Recent deyelopmeuts In the case of
the one hundred and twenty passengers
who were 20 have sailed on the steamer
Lafayette Tor FraDcs on Tuesday, presents
a very singua ar state OF Affairs. The French
residents OF New YORK are highly Ind tgDant
at the act OF the g0vernnent OHElc1als Ine
passengera who were taken from the
steam er were dep1htted on the dock with
out examtnAttou. and their luggage was
ctrrIed or on the Isafayette. Ihey are
said to be without means, and free passes
have been offered theEn for the next
steamer. which will not leave until the lsl
t,f Octobar. On WedneSday M. Condort
attorney for the French Consul, called on
Comm tsslonar Batts, Marshal sharpe and
ihe District Attorney, out all OF them re,
fused TO take any action In the matter sno
40 the case. stands s4##