The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-03
DAILY TOURNAL
THURSDAY, NOvEMBER 8. 1879.
CeNDESsxB TELEGRAns.
rHUEsDAY. November


Secretary Cox is home in Cincinnati.
llf52. S9la closed in New York yesterday at
The loss by the fire In Cincinnati, on
Tuesday night, was s25.Oc0.
Jay Gould and staR go 10 Buffalo to Ee.-
IL their q filculties.
The AIlen-G ALA sher fight is to take
place on 1uekday, in Kansas,
The Anti-Chinesers had q big meeting
In Bnffalo yesterday.
The steamers for Europe took oct sI6s,-
900 yesterday, from New IorF
The census returns from The South show
the eolored population 10 BE- Increasing.
A large party OF astronomers 90 from
NeE York 70 Sicily 10 witness tne eclipse
OF the sun.
Three young men were arrested in New
York, yesterday, IN ehignops and crino-
Line.
The Mutuals were beaten again yester-
day, in Cincinnati, by the Red Stockings.
hedB %, Mutuals7.
A wooden ard flourtng mill wers burned
&C Fort Scott, Kansas, on Tuesday night.
Loss S6,0C0.
shoe fly Cox was nominated by the sixth
District Young Democrats OF ~ 7. for CON-
grsss last night
The free religious associaiions, conyen-
MI. Vlckers' Unitarian ChG-eh.
The steamer Ottawa, from Quebec has
arrived al MOville. and the ScandinRYiaD,
from Liverpool, arrived at Quebec. aE
The Internal Revenue of1ce has extend
cd the time within which distillers are
required TO procure and attach metres.
Ths White Stockings play the Mutuals
at Cincinnati Tomorrow, on q new chal-
lenge. accepted by telegraph.
The revenue OIL serF, backed by three
thousand troops, destroyed q lsrge num-
Der of Illicit distilleries IN Brooklyn, es-
terday.
Sonter & Co, bankers of New York. were
swindled out Of $4,000 IN railroad bonds
vest erday, but the swtnolers were caught
and the bonds recovered.
Two Frenchmen were arrested in New
Orleans for the robbery. Of Rocherton's
Bank, and $4,000 in bonds found on one
Of them.
A man and woman were killed by g.
train from Jeffersonyiile TO Indianapolis.
yesterday, whue trying TO cross the uack,
near Columbus.
Professor II syden, u. &. GeoIoeisi, has
and SPEAKS Mighty OF Its agricultural and
mineral resources.
A Miss Hennessy was smothered TO
death In Hartford, Conn, boarding
house during q f1re, and q Miss Rose was
badly injured. yesterday morning.
Ex-Confederate General W. +. Brantley
was assassinated at Jackson, Miss, yester-
day, being the Third person murdered
there IN two mouths, all OF whom were
relatives.
A wealthy woman named Pratt, of BoS-
ton, went crazy on the death OF her hus-
BAND, and walked into an open drain, and
was killed. She will be buried to-day,
with her husband.
d. q. Freeman and N. n. Dimmick were
held to bail IN 5000, at st. Louis, yester-
day. for swindnng the Republic Life In
suTance Company, of Chicago, In obtain
/ Ing insurance,
=.Senator Morton Is expected at big
| bridge meeting at Cincinnati tO-ntghfs
! Tue joint committee OF the Common
Council and Chamber OF Com merce have
/ pronounced the bridge fetally defective In
| several ways
| Recorder Hacket, OF New YORK, declde rs
in q case where a man was Killed by q
trap gun, that citizsn has the right TO
protect his property against burglars in
| oner's jury whose verdict In the Wei {
case dld not concur in the optulo1.
A IRE broke out early yesterday morn
ing IN the stables IN the rear of Nieberts
| wholesale liquor store, on Court Sire ct, IN
/ Cincinnati, aud spreading to the liquor
| store, damaged the upper stories. Total
loss, $1,000. The Assistant Engineer, J acc acc
| down the stairs of the burning building
Ats large m reling Of white aud colored
| people in Norfolk, Va, on Tuesday night.
| Secretary Robson had spoken, flnu Prof.
| Iangston had commenced TO speaE, when
| q disturbance arose which terminated in
| a bloody riot, ia which firearms were
freely used. aud a num5er of both white
and black men were seriously wounded
and one negro was killed.
Tue Toung Democracy OF New York en'
dOrse Governor Hoffman, to the great eA
element of those interested y Brlsn, th
Sheriff goes with Tamms ny, VINO nomlL
| aled his brother Larry for the Assembly
| George Biumerthat says the action OF thi
Young Democracy was not authorized
| The Murphy Convention endorses lie l.
with, and the Republicans are TO be reor
ganized.
Anderson Sheppard, an old hunter
aixfy-hve yesrs OF age, was attacked o.
, Friday last, in his bo - on Warmers River
in Southeast Missouri, by three meu 4
another boat. The frsJ shot broke sheE
hard's rfgut arm, but g m inaged with hl
left hand aud teeth TO load and IRE uni
reeaiviug himself, seven different wounds
. He lying Ia a very cgitlcal condition.
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