The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-22
CoNDENsEB TELEGRAMs.

FRIDAY April %.
Gold closed in New York yesterday at
The free canal funding bin has passed
the New York Assembly.
The Arcade Railroad bill has finally
passed the New York Legislature.
The coIored people of Terre Haute cele-
hraied the Fifteenth Amendment yester-
day.
The remains OF Arson Burlingame were
deposited in Faneuil Hall, yesterday, and
the public will be admitted to-day.
The ten hour labor bilI has been rejected
in the Massachusetts Legislature by I73
About / 900 emlgrants landed at Castle
Garden. N. Y, on Monday. They were
almost entirely Germans.
The steamer Ohio from Bremen. spoke
the Venezuesa on the 14tll inst, but the
latter declined any assistance.
T. A. Gouder & Co., of PhIladel phia.
whose suspension was recently ennounc,
ed, show as cts more than double their IL
abilities.
The bill repea'ing the registry law ex-
espt In New York City, passed the New
bilities from coIored voters.
Ford. who murdered Stats, at Humboldt,
on WedDesda y night. was arreste at Jack
son, esterday morning., and taken back
In Irons
ginia Deaf and Eumb aud Blind Asylums,
decided yesterday to locale the lnstitu-
ton at Wheeling.
A steanl mill at Milford. on the Balti-
more 81 Ohio I;aiIroad, exploded q few
days since. demolishing the mill and
seriously inJurtng three persons.
The boiler OF a sal,z.rn III Ak pioded yester-
Rdiiias zone one r sss ~ poe Zen % sy e
others. si.tffta 80
A young lady Of W. cling, West Yir-
glnia, Attempted 70 con-nit suicide on
~ ednesday, by jumping into the river.
She was rescued III n senseiess condition.
The Massachusetts Legislature yester-
biil. and after an anaendment making it
to apply TO AL m IN org uDder eighteen
years, IL passed TO eagrossment by lSlto So.
Governor hoffman, In bis message to
the senEte Of New orlx uFees the s. al t
+ payment OF the Stale ant1.war debt in
coin. A.1
1t is stnted on uuquestionable authority
that Thornton has not made any protest
/ is it at all probable that any protest viii
be made.
/ Considerable injury was done to the
Erie canal atsSehenectsdy and west by the
/ fast ss possible. but il is not probable that
] the can al viii be open before the 18th OF
May. ~r-z-
In the case OF Morris 8. Hill. defaulting
cashier OF the Farmers & Drovers' Nation.
al Bank, OF SoIners, which was brought
M before Commissioner shields, on
! Wedn esday. the counsel summed up and
| The decision was reserved
A woman named Mrs, Lydia DaviIle, o.
| Greenfield. w iseonSin, was found dead
suspended by rope aud locked in 2 room
on Wednesday, at her residence A sui
for divorce was pending between her ant
/ her husband. and the latter has been ar
rested to await further developments.
A number of cenvIctas in the West vir
qiufn penitenJj airy. at Moundsv1iles mad
affecf Hsls an i escape. They were fortunatei,
detected when they thought their effort
about to prove successful, and reduced t
sutjectio5, after one Of their number ha'
beenseriOusiy wounded.
: James Strails, a barber, was shot an
killed ON Wednesday nieht In ,biliiar'
, saloon In Humboldt. Tenn, by baggag
master on the mississippi Central T. II
named Ford. Ford also fired twice at th
! policeman who attempted to arrest hin
efforts are being made to capture him.
A Jackson special TO the Memphis Avo
+, / ItE3ache says: A resolution was adopted b
J the Mississippi LEGISLATURE yesterday, I
! | moval from office and impeachment
= Judge Shackieford.l Tor releasing verge
: on bail. The committee win report o
J. Monday. f t4
q In the Baptist Educational Conventio
on Wednesday. DIR. Long, OF Rtcbmon'
made remarks on the condition and pro
+ poets of educa ii on in the south, as affec
n Ing both races, and urged Baptists. as
duty, to establish schools and colleges, sn
at the evening session read paper upo
IN the necessity of m N list ers receiving a goC
: classical education
n The paper makers OF the United Stat
/, met, on Wednesday, in New York to o
K ganfze union. such as exists In 9th,
It trades, and to take steps to prevent IL
= over-prod ucIng OF paper. and the cons
y ouent reduction of prices, which. in son
n cases is said to be below the cost of pr
g duction. About a dozen mills were repr
"a sented, and it was resolved TO call a gel
le eraI meeting OF the trade, to be held {
1t the Goth of May.
le a correspondent telegraphs that Il
10 Statement that the British Governme
has applied for permission TO send troo
through. our territory to the Red Riv
"a country. is simply a canard.1 No apple
.,d ton OF the kind has been made, nor wou
90 1t be granted on any condition by the a
n nfnistFatIon. There is not q single mel
II ber OF the Cabinet who faSoTs such
= thing, and the British Governments is W.
aware of the fact. . A4-zt $50
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