, 1874-06-06

tho PtesabnrBh Road .Sas approaching bridge
ncGr ,r Monroeyll!o. Ind, tho conductor William
locked out 1nHt In time to como iu contact with
heavy timber Of tho bridge, which struck hin
on tho mead, Initiating injnrics from tho offootl
OF Which ne expired in fow hours.
7aGts'eMraay. at My At EoTt Wayno tlrce mon; nsnct
vhio!, resalto;l n bloody light With kn1vos, ID
which Noif and McLnfn wore Hoverely injured
by TEacy, who escaped.
,-DurnK tho parade Of John NobinBon's oirout
two t'iftaloea became frightened, got away from
INC soopors rl'shing into tho crowd on the Bide-
WalK. knocking down Mrs. Sarah 1Iaro!d, IN
elderly iady, who was holding . babo belonging
70 Mrs. slipley ln hor arms. Mrs. Harold waa
cutting terrible gash several inches IN length.
slio aso had hor right rib brolkon. Tie baby
tocoiVod torrible blow upon tho tomple, ron
doring II lnconBcious. and producing a Rpasm,
from which 1t - foarod 1t will not recover. Tho
eannloeo ran down tho strcot, al.d ware noon un-
DOR 90 control Of thtir koeper. Tho oxoitcment at
t1o time was tntenso, and quits . number rore
orubhod and aruiaod by tho crowd. A team bo-
came frightened. and ran into q carriage In
Which woro two ladies and child, who wero
Trook, but escaped uuhurt.
lilo granting OF liquor permits being tho
order before the Evansville Commtssionors
yeatorday, tho wholo timo was consumed on ono
FesAtIoAs 46fCtAl GEEbQuH, HI EQ!QlGu. u0QlGU
the gonunoness OF thoir eignaturos When tho
ladies camo out Of the Conrt-Houao al the noon
adjournment thpro seemed prospect for rusy.
but slosl0 Pfatl!ln nipped 1t short. No petition
has boon grAntBd.
An old man nnned Lowis German. who
lived In Knox County, about DO miles west Of
Quincy, ILL.,, shot himaetf Thursdny night to e.
oapo arrest by tho Sheriff, rho was pursuing
MIN With warrant On charge Of incest: Tho
accusation Tss made BY his daughter, nho be-
causing groat oxoitemont in that vicinity. Cor
man "aa over 60 yearn Of ago.
w1scoNaIN.
- Wholesale delivery Of prisoners confined IN
tho city calaboo1o took placs at La Crosse last
night. Nine hard characters, locked up for
petty offenses, made their escnro bY cutti1lg or
tho iron bars to tho doors in tho rear end of the
basement, Mono have boon recapturod as jet.
~, - telegram from Trompoauean ssato8 thas
Nathan Frnnk, OF In Crosho, Wholesale 1oaler
in cigars and tobacco, was drowned at TINT paco
Thursday night. No particulars.
Tho tug-boat Netlio Thomas, OF La Crosse.
engaged IN towing rats, wan caught In Il BQlall
fey miles above Clinton, H., Thursday, md
by tho tripping Of saubbing limo.
Tho WISCONSIN State School fund Income
to DO apportioned by the State Superintendent,
juno Ii, amounts to 9l80.02s, littls moro tnan
last year, and tho rate por SCHOLAR will bo tho
) Ds
]. Conklin, Of Jefferson County, new1y-appointod
United States Rovenuo Agent for Wisconsin, in
place Of A. 4. Durrio, removed, has received his
conmieaion, and will soon enter on his duties,
Hc was very ef!iclont revenue ofticor in Louisi-
ana soma years sSo.
The Assignee in Bankruptcy Of tho Dan.s Of
Madison lnvitos bids for the splendid collection
Of coins belonging to tho lato President, James
L. Hill, consisting OF s. .483 pieces OF all nations,
many Of tholn OF groat antiquity.
OHIO.
Tho tug Loane 8tarkwoatner blew out hor
boilor-hoad yesterday morning nenr Cleveland,
while towing mul-scow In tho river. The firs-
man. Charles Smith, was ecaldad to death.
Yesterday morning, Charles Cain, young
man from Elyria, who had baen On a spree
[n Toledo, tor aome days, wandered ont
hlong tho track Of tho Canada Southern Rstl-
road, in tho westorn part Of tbe oity, aud hid
iown iu q drunken Btosp. He VIVA partially
srekonod by an approaching train. and raised
lust in time to bc struck down again by tho en-
5llne: freight train passed over him, grinding
lin to piooes.