The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-16
Daily JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY. SOYENBER 10. 1870.
O0NDENEEB TFLEGRAaR.
WErlNEspAY. Nov. 1e.

OJhDENGEB TELE6EAAR.
WEpEEsDAY, Nov. I6.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday, at
a New York bank messenger was robbed
| OF 5000 yesterday.
The Freshmen of hamilton College have
returned.
Missouri joins In giving thanks on the
Path.
The Algeria. Colorado and Erin arc al
/ New ork from Liverpool.
Mrs: Ballard. editor of the RsVo!utiosl,
/ sails for Europe to-day.
A young Isdy named Gronaner was
nearly burned TO death, by her clothes
taking IRE rom gas blTner.
NJ. Starbuck, OF the Cincinnati Times
| takes his departure tomorrow. He started
] the Times thirty-one years ago.
Rev. DR.. Ballard, q wen known Eplseo-
| pal clergyman. died suddenly lEst night,
at Brunswick, Maine.
The rumors OF changes In Government
officials is drawing large crowd OF poll
ticians and officers 10 Washington City.
Lucy stone and Mrs. M. v. LongIey are
running he Ohio Female Suffrage Con-
vention at Columbus, with bat nttle help.
A German Iaborer, named Felthouse,
was run over ana Killed In Clnclnnatt, by
a g. ain on the Marietta Railroad, yesteT-
day evening.
The Pacific Mail Line are to elect off,
GERS In New York to-day, and talk of
building several iron screw steamers for
the China trade.
A passenger train from Portland to
Bangor, Maine, ran over an OK near Au-
Rusta, and was thrown from the track.
tDjuring four or I'VE passengeIs-
A German named Goldner tried To drown
himself, and Jas. 2. RISK was dangerousiy
hnrf nv fna accidental nigcharc nf q mis-
tol, In Cincinnati last night.
Two little girls, the conductor and bag
gaeoman were injured In a collision on
The Rensselaer, q Saratoga Railroad yes
terday.
The full bench OF the New York su-
preme Court has affirmed Judgment,
giving Asa Cochrane 5000 from the Ad-
ans Express Company for money lost on
the burned steamer Bio. Bio.
The steamship WesfphaIia sailed on the
% inst. for New York. She took refuge on
movements OF the French feet near the
mouth Of the EIbe.
Rev. DIR. r. s. Foster was elected Presl-
dent OF Drew Theological Seminary, N. J.,
and Rev. Dr. John r. HuIsal and q. ID.
Foss, TO professorships n the same iDsti-
tute.
The last murderer OF Nathans Is George
Henron, OF Pottsv1lles Penu. He is crazy,
sheriff at Randolph, Massach1eetts, is
one OF his Vagaries.
NV. Os,rander, messenger OF the Peo-
pies Bank, was the person robbed yester-
day, and the amount taken was 1884 In
gold certificates and pr0misSoIy notes,
which were picked from his pocket.
A man named Joseph Renick shot a
young man named LyRirgs four times In
the head and Tifed him, near Leaven-
worth, Kansas, on Saturday. Rentck has
been arrested, with $3.50 OF the money on
his person.
The custom house officers In New York
are making numerous seizures under the
reVen laws among them are the BOOKS
short weight on coffee. A bonded ware
house has also been seized.
The murderer OF Benz amin Nathan has
given himself up again. This time he is a
young man named Dallas lord, who wears
good clothes, and he turned himself over
TO sheriff Warren, OF Norfolk County,
Mass. He says he left his accOmpliee,
Frank Barr, eight miles from Boston,
It is understood that orders have been
given to the commanders at the Boston,
Portsmouth, Philadelphia and Norfolk
navy yards TO III out with expedition sew
eral-ship5 OF the first and second rates. No
less than twelve vessels OF various classes
are TO be put n 4 sSa-golng condition at
once.
GreenIaw, who recently got the contract
for the comp ie,fon of the Memphis q Lit
tie Rock Railroad, has appointed ). B.
Beaumont general manager, with full
powers ana INSTRUCTIONS 10 uulS0 the raft
employed large number OF hands, and
lett to-day for Arkansas.
Orders have been received at the Brook
Iyn Navy Yard from the Navy Depart
ment al Washing ton, to fit out for sea
with ali possible dispatch, the frtgate MIN
nesotS, first rate, 46 guns, 5000 tons; the
friRate Tenn essee, second rate, % guns,
2 lS5 tons, and the ShOWmut, foarLh rate,
three guns, 4lO tons.
Calvin w. Starbucks founder and prin-
cIpal proprietor of the CincinD att Daily
Times, died suddenly at half past O'CLOCK
yesterday morning from disease OF the
general health was good. He was at the
office as usual, and com planned of nothing
until half-past four yesterday morning.
From the statement now preparing in
the office OF the fifLh Auditor OF the Treas
ury, Ia Washington City, which, when
and collecting internal revenue in every
district in the United states, IL appears
that the rate OF expenses in the cities or
Cincinnati. Chicago. st. Louis, and other
western cities, for coliec ing revenue, Is
only half that incurred in New York,
Philadelphia. New Orleans, and other
cities in the North and South.
1t was reported Ia Cincinnati vest terday,
that the Pennsy Central Railroad
had determined to build a road from Deer
held, on the Little Miami Railroad, va
Lebanon and CentreVtlle to Dayton. This
road, besides passing through the cele,
brated limestone fields OF Centrevtlle,
would give the Pennsylvania Central a
direct road to Dayton, and would afford
them an opportunity OF opening q grand
| and Logansport. It ~ known that those
| In the Interest OF the Central have, for
some time, had the construction of this
| line in contemplation.