The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-19


In the race twenty miles to windward
and return, at Newport, r I yesterday,
between the yachts Cambria and Idler, for
came In IA IL minutss ahead. besting The ,e
Idler with time allowance 81 minutes.
TWenty-four of the North Carolina pris.
Oners, including Turner, editor of the Sem
tfnst, were brought before Judge Brooks
of the u 8. Court, at Salisbury, yesterday
and released on their own recognisances.
t Is thought all viii be discharged.
The village of BsIPs Corners, Canada,
was destroyed by fire yesterday. The in
habitants had hardly time to escape with
their lives. The IRE spread to the woods
near the city and two or three bears were
driven into the village.
Col. Robert Campb ell, of st. Louis, and
Felix r. Brunat, of Pittsburg, Indian Com
meet Red Cloud and the principal chiefs
In council a. Laramie. They viii visit
Spotted Tail, and Will Supertntend the
distribution OF goods If they arrive In
time.
Wood, near New York City, on Wednes-
day, and attended by about 6,0O0 people.
John Savage made speech condemning
ans not to take sides In reference to the
Prussio-Franc0 war until Eagland be-
comes complicated.
Paul Bagley, theimfssionary, Iectured at
Leaven worth, Kansas, Wednesday nighf,
immfgratiOn and the Burlingame treaty.
He had spent number of years In Cn1oS,
and is thoroughly acquainted Win the
country and people.
Hon. Lewis d. Campbell was nominated
by accIamation. at Hamilton. Ohio yes
terday as the Democratic candidate for
Congress, from the Sd OHIO District. Camp.
bell was present and made speech. He
was one OF the chief leaders OF The Kno "
Nothing and Maine Liquor Law parties in
1854 a7d 1855.
O. Z. Black, OF xenia, Ohio, brakesman
on the Indianapolis a. Sc. Louis Railroad,
morning. He was Tending the forward
brake on q freight train Wnen q bar OF
railroad iron fell from the top OF the car,
striking him and throwing him CT the
train causing his immediate death.
The steamer Ontanagon struck q rock.
while passing through the canal at Sault
st. Marie. on Monday, and sunk near the
beach, about mile west OF the outlet. The
passengers were saved, with the loss OF
their bagga1e. A part OF the live stock on
board was saved The steamer can be
raised.
Joseph HoxIe, q well known politician
of Rhode Island, ASSESSOR Scanton and Su.
peTvisor butcher, while making tour OF
obseryatton, yesterday, among the illicit
distillers OF Brooklyn. were attacked by 2
shower of brickbats, which, however, did
no damage. They found number oi
places In one Ward. in which illegal dis
| ttllery Is carried on.
In Arizona General Stoneman has con-
cluded the treaty of peace with the Yora.
pois and Apaenes. The conditions are
/ that the Indians Will protect the whites
within their boundaries, and prevent all
other bands of savages from committing
depredations on their lands. The Yora-
/ pols roam over their district, and at pleas
/ ure visit the settlement. The Yorapois
have been at war with the whites for the
past six years.
A. large meeting of cOlored men held in
Cincinnati, last night, was addrt sse d By
Isaac @. Weir, q delegate to the Nationa
Labor Congress. Resolutions were adopt.
ed declarin z that the meeting viewed with
sorrow and dtsmay the utterances of the
Labor Congress in relation to our Nationa
legislature respecting its action on the
national debt and taxation, and express
ing unqualified dlsapprobation Rt the re
fusal to admit to the Congress Prof. Lang
ston and Hon. Pinchbeck, both working
men, while they admitted Gen. Cary, who
never did an honest days work; ane
warning cOloTed men to avoid the labor
movement. should IL assume polittca
1 agDect.