The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

The steamer City OF Paris, from New
York, arrived at Q ueenstown yesterday
morning.
The German Turner's OF Boston hels
their annual festival yesterday. It wa
largely attended.
The report of the Communication OF tn,
sentence of Sheridan, the wife murderer
Is premature.
By an explosion OF liquid gas yesterday
at 81 James Street, New York two meI
were badly burned.
Rev. John shanahan, the third Oldest
York on Monday.
Jas. Henderson was arrested In Hobo
ken yesterday for an attempt 70 poison
his mother.
An iucendiary named Patrick Mean
life was arrested in Long Island City yes
terday.
There were forty fatal strokes OF light.
ming in Wisconsin during the month Of
July.
Hog cholera is prevailing fearfuly in
Scott County, Illinois. Many hog rslsers
have lost their entire stock.
Mrs. Jewell, of GaIena, who was bitten
by a rattlesnake two weeks ago, died on
Monday.
The lost child OF Mr.. Digby, of New Or
leans, has been found in the possession of
negro woman In the Sixth District.
The scafoldlng OF the University build
ing at Lincoln. n ebraska, fell yesterday,
seriously injuring several persons.
P.J. CIafiIn, chief clerk In the Postoniee
at Albany. New York, mas been held to bail
to answer charge OF stealing letters.
1t is reported that the supposed muir
derer of Nathan has been arrested In the
interior OF New York.
It Is reported that q company OF militia
has been ordered out to quell disturbances
n n ri TNr.rrW1
tys Ky.
Edward Bedford was shot and badly
wounded in New York. Monday night by
his son-in-law, LaughliR Doyle, who was
arrested.
The Brooklyn authorities have decide d
not 10 press q change 1n the receivership
OF the Central BanK until q full state
ment of affairs is made by the officers.
The Sheriff at FishkiII, New York, was
enjOined yesterday morning. from selling
the property OF the Hartford & Erie Rail-
way In Duchess County.
Helmbold, the druggist and driver, was
thrown from his carriage at Long Branch,
Monday evening. HeImboId was sIightIy
and the driver seriously tDJdred.
A little girl named Adeline Felfan,
while gathering chips near Ogden Slip, in
Chicago. yesterday morning, fell into the
river and was drowned.
The stu in the oil factory Of Mcdonald
q Co., at Newtown, New York, exploded
on Monday night. The building was
burned. aad two men we're severely
injured.
The following are the innings OF the
match game of base bail played at Cincin-
natl, yesterday, bstween Red Stockings
Red Stockings oi3s OlS 5-s4 5s4AA
Haymakers o 2 90 0-S
A young man named Yazsl, frem Cata-
wsna Ghi1 PIisg 70 board the cars
yesterday. fell under the wheels, and was
injured 80 seriously that he died shortly
after.
Thomas Summers, employed In a saw
mill In Charlottesville, in thls State, was
thrown against the saw Yesterday. and his
left arm torn on and hurled through the
ROOF roo. Of M the I'm mill A piece Of his skull was
VT. Benson, q we'll known citizen OF
st. Paul, accidentally shot and killed
himself, near Bass Lake, on Sunday
evening. He was attempting to pull 3
tt was accidentally discharged.
At two o'clock Monday morning, e. r.
French. q hotel-keeper at Thomson, Min
nesota, shot and killed q railroad Iaborer
named McDOugall, who was trying 10 en-
ter his house. The railroad saboTers after
wards attempted tc lynch French, but he
was enabled to escape on q train to st.
Paul
Gen. JAS. Mckeans the newly appointed
Chief Justice of Utah. leaves for his aew
field of duty In 3 few days. He is now at
Washington, where he has been in con-
snltation with me 1resl1ent sn9 ASs9rney ~
tnat Territory.
Several deaths from yellow fever have
occurred in the vicinity OF the Lazaretto,
Philadelphia. causing some alarm. Tne
maica, by the bark Home, and has been
confined 20 patients in the Lazarettos and
hoarf SS tnat vessel. No deaths have occur
red for several days. and II Is believed the
danger is over.
Nothing new has been developed in the
Nathan murder case. Washington Ma
for his whereabouts throughout the night
OF the murder, and acknowledged that he
was In Dagnio rom I'll A :aos ana re-
the body. He had never had any alteTca.
tion with his father, and said his expen.
that his father furnished the capital to set
him mp In business. He created favOra-
BILE Impression, and the evidence goes far
TO dispei any Dreludice:agalnss MIN.
Pans, August 8, Evening.-The
Corps Lcgislatif met to-day. An or
der Of the day, directed against the
ministry. was proposed by Deputy
Clement Duvernois, and was adopted
by a large majority. Olivier asked
for suspension Of the sitting for a
few minutes. The proclamation of
martial law was rather a precautiona-
~ than imperative measure, and It's
rigorous enforcement is not contem-
plated.
HAMBURG, August 9.-The river
Elbe has been closed to prevent the
entrance of the French feet, but q
small passage is still left open al
Goose Island for steamer traffic.
FRANKFoRT. August 9.-United
States bonds closed firm at S7@875.
RosfE. via. Paris, August 9.-Gen-
aral Dumont, commander of the
French forces, left Rome last
nirht with another detachment OF
froops. He goes. to Lyons to take
command of division of the army oi
the field. General Guelhelm, who
rkmains to superintend the embarka.
zion Of the remainder of the troops
had an audience with the Pope, to.
dav. and was most courteously treated
PANS. August ga correspond
ent of La Temps thus describes ar
interview between the French Minis
ter ana Cardinal Antonelli on the 27tl
NIT. The former having read Gram.
mout's dispatch directing the eyacua
tion of the Roman States by French
troops. Antonelli said, Izeperturdbly
II will mention it to the Holy
Father"
"Then I may expect an answer II
the evening?' inquired the Minister
The Cardinal replied. l shall re
ceive you with pleasure"
In the evening, the Marquis d
Bonneville called on the Cardinal
aud the following brief collcquy too
place:
Marquis-"What does His Holi
ness say
Cardinal" He says God will PRO
vide for me; may never see Frene