The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-05
PIg0R1LIs

1HE weather DeBluS u assume q
decidedly AutumDal aspect.
REMEMBER the great German meet
ipg at the Court House to night.
UHLMAN. on Second Street. has
some fine photographs of King Will
liam and his staff.
THE Courier people we're so full OF
venom on Saturday they could not
see rejoicing German.
SEvENTEEN dollars and seventy
cents were the net cash proceeds OF
foes in the Recorders Court on Sat
urday.
THE capture of Napoleon produced
es mourDiul looks on the faces of the
rebel Democracy as the capture OF
JEFF Davis did.
Miss MARY ScHMID has been Sc
cured to sing at the Jewish Temple
in this city, Notwithstanding the
Denokrat thinks she cannot sing.
Col. BIscH says the Franco Pfus
sian war is a very cheap one, the
principal cost being two Napoleons
which are equal to eighty francs.
Miss SCHUBERT, daughter of John
Schubert, Esq. sets the example of
making handsome crochet work. and
delivering it to Mr.. G. F. Bolle to
sell for the benefit of the German re-
lief fund.
SCHULTZ wants to know if the
Courier, ike Niblack and Hendricks.
lis not sufficiently Informed" about
the jubilation on Saturday. Their
big" Sunday Courier had not word
about it.
Col. BIscH besought Col. Wehler,
of the Artesian Springs Park. to give
the fire. baptized Prince Imperial of
France "a situation as ten pin setter,
because he is so good at picking up
balls.
The German proprietor of the Cop
perhead Courier could not sufficiently
| galvanize it to have any notice taken
of SO Insignificant an event as the
German rejoicings on Saturday.
| AN attempt was made to set fire 10
the stable of Christian D@uble, on
Eighth Street, between Second and
Third Avenues, Lamasco. on Thurs
day evening, but neighbor discovers
ed the fire and put it out just as the
flames broke out.
DELIGHTED at defeats and de-
pressed at victories" This saying
which was true of the Copperheads
during the rebellion, we'll describes
their feelings towards Germany now.
The illumination Of Carmody's
Floral GEN." on Saturday night
made real some of the dreamy scenes
depicted in Lalla Rookh. Ifany one
wishes TO see how much beauty car
be crowded into a small space, let hin
look in at the Floral Gem"
A HORSE stumbled on Third Street
yesterday evening, while passing th'
Court House, and threw its rider, 1
Mr.. Hill, to the pavement, cutting hi.
head and severely bruising him
Sheriff Miller rendered the man such
assistance as he could, and he was en-
abled to pursue his way home.
PROFESSOR Buck writes to friend
in this city that his Greensboro band
is provided with a set of instruments
exactly like those Of Warren's Cres-
cent City Band. They will be here
sometime this month. The Professor
daughter left for Claverack College or
Thursday last to pursue her musica,
studies.
DANNETTELL & Duhme have receiv
ed a sample cap intended for War
Ten's G. @. Band, who have uniform,
ordered, and will shortly appear il
! gorgeous array, provided they can ge
a seven foot drum major to carry an,
, becomingly WELD the handsome drur
majors staff, presented them by MI
DIN. White. the musical steward G
, the Morning Star.
THEirrepressible Fanny Singer, who
at the request of her parents,w com
mitted to the County Asylum, escape
from that institution on Saturday after
y noon and made straight for Rowley
} town, where in less than an hour sh
, was beset by gang Of boys as usuaI
J As soon as she was missed Colone
! Frederick mounteda horse and rod
in pursuit, and with the assistance {
Mr.. Otto Pfaflin and the Chief {
Police she was soon recaptured an
taken back.