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THE EVENING NEWS.

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XHEJ, CITY-

■Tso watkar fcriaja aat the Udioo. Dom^iil morning, io a htghdegreo. Taa Paint Wocko com men ce operations ^ hcBciaL m«Hing of tho Cily CoMtil to- „„ Dab. Sbilby io to bora a compUaenUry benefit &ext Monday night

Pnoramoa Oox hao gone to Cincinnati on ImsiMOg connected irlth the Clay county ext ursion.

Twiwtt workmen are Boteo Boose.

buoy improTing the

JCa» city schools will be closed next month lur a short tacation. Mat. W. B. Lkakk supports Edwin Adams ■atone of the Cincinnati theaters this week. Turks notary publics were commissioned by the Ooremor this morning. Tib Journal WArns mMChbnts of a gang of sneak thieves now operating hero. Tae Avaunt General is now reviving numerous otaims far back pay. Tbs work of taking the census will commence in June. Col. W. E. HoLtso^Arhesjuatreturiied#om a risit of e week’s duration to his old home in

A Gnaxs bar-tender, named John Ploeh,

s. James S. A...o«, suit on contrac : thoaght, atmeet instant He waa instill on trialbrton ajnry. ^ M „ toxicated at the time, and had been playing Coumos Plxa*.—5,470. Cjrm G. Jomn ' j with a rrrolTer. so that it cannot be determln-

to the Northern acled at the jail

George tf. Boyae; salt on account for aerriew as sub-agent in i am ranee bumaeaa. Theeeidenee ia thia mut waa coaciuded this morning, and the cam take* under adrieemeat by the

Court.

5^0L William McCaalia w. John Albri^i et aL| suit for mallei—s treapnss TW jnry was sworn in just before' noon, and the earn con tia a ed until afternoon. Cmr Cocar. John Hahnahaa want to jail bemuse of the want of nine dollars with which to pay for being drunk and disorderly. . A batcher, who wishes his name suppressed, waa arrested and ftned for selliag ball beef. ArmrmD Scicioa.—John Ulrfch, a Penney 1 Tania German, aged about thirty-two years, made an attempt to coauait suicide at twelve o dock to-day, in the Sicking House, on South Dlinoia street. He had been drinking hard for two or three weeks past, and was sniftering with delirium tremens, which, k is supposed, the act. Thia morning, about ten o’clock. Jack Baser, a policeman, stepped into the office of the bouse, where Firkh was fritting, and asked him bow he felt. Ulrich replied that he wae better, sad arose to return to bis room in the third story, where the act was committed. About twelve o’clock Baser returned to the house, and went up to the room, where he found Ulriefa lying on the floor, his head under the bed, and the floor covered with blood. Ulrieh had stood before a glaea and attempted to eever the jugular rein, but succeded in making a slight incision only. He used a common threo-bladed pen-knife for the purpoee. Baser finding that he waa not dead, raised him on the bed, and went for Dr. Allen of the Surgical Institute, who came in dressed the wound. Finch's chances for recovery are duboua, owing to Use state of his health at the itm* ho committed the act. If he had been in good condition he would soon recover, bat haring the delirium tremens and the throat cut besides, bo will probly die. From persons acquainted with him we learn the following facts in regard to his life: He was originally from Beading, Pennsylvania, where be bae awifo and brother living. Before the war, he was in the poatoffice there, a trusted and respected derk. Bb went into the army, remaining till the close of the war, but on coming out he indulged in sprees to such an extent, that his father-in-law drove him from the house. , He came here and entered into the employ of Hume, Adams A Co., where he stayed foe about one year, and then was employed in the New York Store. If he had left whisky alone he would to-day have held an important and honorable position, that of buyer for the establishment. But he did not, and his employers were obliged to dismiss him a week ago Tuesday, since which time he has been drinking to the excess which culminated in the sad

tragedy at noon.

An unusual number of accidents occurred this morning in different parts of the city. John Doolan, a boy who was driving an express wagon, fell off on Washington street and received a very bad wound in the head, his forehead being reverely cut. He was carried to the Surgical Institute, where proper atten-

tion mas bestowed Upou his injuries. ;

The foreman of a gang of hands at the Indianapolis, Cincinnati A Lafayette Railroad freight depot, while removing a barrel got his hand frightfully mashed, the flesh being lit-

erally stripped from two fingers.

William Sutton, a carpenter in Sinker A Co.'s shop, while turning a lathe was struck over the eye by a chip, which flew up, and cut him badly. His eye-will probably be serious-

ly injured.

;■ r i SW • -t. 'i Attornkt Gkneral Williaubo* is in the city, and positively intends to spend a whole day with us. He comes to receive invitations from Professor Cox to several prominent citizens of Grecncastle to join the big excursion to Brazil at that place. Mr. Williamson says Greeneastle is for ahead of either Indian-

ad whether the aborting wea intentional

The body was removed to Weaver and Hedges' establishment, where an io—ast was held, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the fiaefo. Ptoch aaryad,|bnr jean In the

■my, pvt of the tame in

part in tie Thirty-second regiment. He had no family or relations in this city.

Wayne county.

Niuox Drake, was sent

Prison yesterday*

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Tm Youog Uee# Cl^utUAJ' AwocUtion cleared $909 72 on their lecture course this air"- 4Hf .v Jony C. Rsknan and Jem Mace will give a $1)tiring eAibltion *t the Academy on Friday eveniiig. . _ ,81*** Ftnpu*> onoof the oLfoe* ftfjens of

this county, died yesterday from the effects of

litjuries caused by foiling and breaking his leg. apQUg or Terre Haute as a manufacturing

A si# strert Ik being •peiiid fnfc Kentucky avenue, in front of the glass works, to connect with the atijset that runs east from the

work.-:.

Ths Carrera Family open at Masonic Hall tu-m5rrow night. They intend to remain a

week. _ _

i J caox bi.AiK, haying returned, occupied the U'uch of the Court of Common 'Pleas this bjorning. __ * > I* spite df our assertkxi that th« weather . i afluenrei- ;he issuancp ]Of marriage IkpuseS, none were pal forfli this nnS morning.*

Sana ot lh« residents in the south-eastern part of the city are discussing the feasibility^ They

of bridging the railroad tracks on the princi pal streets. It would cost about $20,000.

I A DAManocs hole in the sidewalk on Market street, just east of the post office building. c!laiiu£ the attention of the Street Commissioner. , i .1^11 n Tns -streets were foil of people this morning, and the unaaimitj with which hands Feat up to retain the head-fear, reminded one • t hewnotion? of the name limb at a dinner nble.

; Tb* ladies of Section Seven give a- sup, 4i Roberts Chapel Tabernacle to-morr sight. Several novelties will be there t$ claim attention. Supper free. Admission twcntt-five rents.' ■ it a*. > -

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jis moraTng, with Wlehtfcris 1# congestion of the bSaiu.4 The eytuptopie peeked qpM$ alartniof at .he time, and hAW*s taken home

in a carriage.

Wuirtfrlmateriag^fcHs^raarnival of crime |H SHPSeE^ateaaacssr

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n accidental death a suicide and three e can confidently

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who desire to Auy intormatloajbon the subject may be obtained by npplyip to Major Bu known and accommodaUng Passenger Agent jin this city.

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point. We shouldn’t mention this, but it gives an orportunity to mention the advantages of Indianapolis to capitalists, as the persons who attend the excursion will see for themselves. The excursion is going to be a big thing, the best that could possibly be for the city, and we hope all our business men will be alive to the fact. Professor Cox has gone to Cincinnati to-day to invite the iron men there to attend. The poet-offioes at Lebaron and Thorntown were robbed last night of stamps, cash and letters, the amount of which are not known. Seme persons in Lebanon knowing of the rob bery took the train from there this morning to this city, and as it came to Thorntown two with a carpet bag came aboard, rata Hiij>arlad, l |i.,i iirt - watched closely until the Unin reached Zionsville* when one # of them made a break and escaped ^to the woads- T The other man named Francis Cummins, was arrested and broagfctta thtelhjgaad token before Assistant United States Attorney O. M. Wilson, where he waived an examination, and was taken to jail. The entire posse of Zionsvilla started after the one who escaped, and he is

probably captured ere now.

am i i ” lx the Common Plans Court yesteaday, a

netitio® bf his

On Tuasday who lbe;*ase was first brought up Mqj. R. M. Hill, the commandant of tha Arsenal, fimmghlXC Wifoa denied the jurisdiction of the court. The motion was taken under advisement by the court, and by con-

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Blair, decided that theacourt had jurisdiction, and Maj. Hill withdrew his appearance. Flake was discharged but he will probably be ar-

having e was

of age. This wjll be dqap to furnish a teat

Wore has commenced on the streets of the southeast addition fo tbewijjp y*r *e end of the street railroad on Virginia avenue. This addition comprises two haodmd and forty small lots and seventy-five large ones of two acres each, all of which will be offered for sale at paMfc auction Oh the 18«h of April. ^ KtaaaABLS and lonely couple of real estate transfers were left for record this morning.

*Kg«g*ting $683.3316.

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The following are the amwals at the priasipal hotels during the twenty-four hoarsead&|B with twelve o’clock:

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S C Gaalt, New Ywk

J C El!i». RuahviBe

T T Prtexla, Tapcka J H Bjay, aariLyvillo GLSeaaacv^aekAooACieh G V Baah. B*ch»W J D Emenon, N«w fork J B Arnold and sob, Chl8D Hilboru, Boatea cage W JJon.~». Chicxgo L A Arthur. Stoategtoa, J Ferry a&d wife, Ermaa- Conn ▼iUa J t> Honias, Now York W R E Berthe, NY W Mitchell, Louisville J H Pea body, Cleveland J M Stubbs, New York B H BuaaeU, Looisritle E 8 Flint, Cfevelaad W T Smith. ClereUad Mr* Avion, Chieaao Mrs Wamek, 3 children, 8 Deuel, Gallon, O m4 none. Chieaao W U Widner, Gallon, O J Montfomerv, St Louis W A Soyea, Caaab’ge City C B Cottrell, New York C P Abmore, Louisrlll* J 8teaman, l/onisrilie M Heimelrleat. Pttteb’a H Scott. Jefferson Till* J 8 Bradley, Jeffersonville J A Robinaoa. N York J Tensey. Chicago L Ingle hart, Eran.vUle U H Umble, Enuurille

fauna nocss.

A D Ware, Philadelphia L G Copin, Plymonth SO Hndwa, Jamextown A J Tarleton and wife, T J Hollins, Covington Waveciy O E Hough, Greeneastle F Hutchinson, Evansville A K Branham,Greenfield Ben L Smith, Ruahvllle Jaa M Hammo*. 8t Louis Alfred D Owen, New BarW H Wood, Oacinaati monv A E Ringer, Cincinnati B € Kite. Lebanon A Gilbert, Chicago D H DHinner, Louisville J G Stevenson, Carlisle A G Meade, New York PMcXabb, Weet Newton EBranham. Cincinnati O M Howe, Waverly A C Heringfake, California P C Austin, Jasper W C Vincent, Waterford A L Richards, Roc Herd G W Feeler, Memphis

araxcaa Boasa.

J Sandburn, St Louis 8 Cook, Galana

J N Stevena, Bedford BSttlrall and lady,

C Hunaaker, Hamiltoa Anderson

8 Roes, Peru V G Raaeaaaa, Pstoka Mias Ada Roaemaa, W R Williams, Buffalo Pstoka Mrs Hemerly and daugh-

UiM S A Lewis, Buffalo ter, Buffalo

P A Wett, Marion D Kilgore, Yorktown

T Odea, Vlaeenaee H Holt, M Y CO Nixon, NY H F Piper, St Louis H F KRia and lady. - - - « -

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8 Roberta, Fortville . .. .... B H Feany, Paris C 8 Scott, White Pise D8Hobson, Portiand J W Hoag. Albany Mills F EnniaUag, Cintt W A Dot, Terre Haute E N Yeiser, Columbus W Rust, Centerville T H Boone, Shelby ville J C Power, Aurora G B Hanch, New Orleans. J Ragle. CinU 8 Waller, Kokoaw. Laura Uuensy, Cintl BHKKKA* H0C8I. J Hume, Paris, 111 J L Hume. Paris, HI D Van»dtie, Switzerland F W Rand, Cincinnati H A Louden, Peru F W PurseU, Peru G W Snyder, Dayton G L Waters, Danville C G Oars, Delphi B F Thomas, Clayton J G Albin and son, Green- T F Kuiut>er, Danville castle L V Boyle, Thorntown G W Morris, Thorntown Mrs Putoff, Greeneastle M Brown, Greeneastle A Wheadon, Louisville L W Fletcher, Franklin W H Jnokins, Mishawaka J M Scott, Cincinn«ti A Bamstien, New York G W Bollenwacker, A L Ogg, Bloomington Bloomington * G A Brock. Providence, A J Parker, New York Rhode Island RSprague, Bellforta, Pa AG Deventer. Pittsburg J H Miner, Frankfort D G Wilson, Danville W H Hussey, Bellvllle A K Niecls, Louisville H P Flnsley, Centerville Wm Smith, Centerville Wm Rutledge, West Mil- J E Monney, Wes* Milton, O ton, O R PatUson, Seymour Allen J Anderson, SeyA Cook,Gallon mour >

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J Kuimert, Brookston J Christy, Morgantown

w A Staley, Springfield,

W N EVSus, NoblesvHie minds

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F Pertfe Mlchtgan^tv C Si^Mn^MsiSnsvil^ Mrs W UDeardotl,Gushes Miss Burns, Goshen

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J Wlsg, Mhcon C«y D J Soiy, Cincinnati

G V Redman, Coatesville

Irttridge, Portland,,

SKi.Crawfdsvl! A E Kikes, Boston

C S McKim, Cleveland R D Hughes, Richmond J X Boswell, Columbus A K McDonald, Louisville 8 G H ml son, Jamestown W C Gerard, Lebanon

Spencer W F EHon, Crawfordsvlle ucer . , P W Carhit, Speneer

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Tson, Spencer D Bailey, Ciannoatl .Coliimbus.O A Vaugim, Chicago ight, COiuua- G Ferns, Alliance, O

bus, Ohio M Johnson, Marion, O it B Chariton, Sulphur H Birkenmeyer, Chicago

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C W McKnlght, Colo

local Items, new spmitci

At tise Paria Mtore. Our Mr. Hess has been in the Eastern cities for two weeks, buying large assortments of the newest and most fashionable styles of dry goods there to be found, which we have commenced to receive and put on sale at prices so low as can not fail to give unqualified satisfaction to our customers. And our friends will please to bear in mind that from this time on throughout the spring and summer season, we will be receiving new goods almost daily, which will be sold at fill times at the lowest prices. We are not given to the use of high soundiMg words, "signifying nothing,' and all we ask is for people to call and see at the Paris Store before baying elsewhere, for we shall have a forger and cheaper stock of goods

than ever before.

^ Gordon 4 Hess. .^ffThe supper at Roberts Chapel Tabern«5 cle tc-morrow promises to eclipse all gone before in the novelty and number of its attractions. The Garden of Eden will to represented in all its pristine magnificence and glory (on a small scale only). The supper is to be first-rate, mid parties may use their tickets either for mush-and-milk or supper. But a good supper will be provided any way. Be sure and go. ^ Ant one desiring something new in the line of men’s and boys’ clothing should not foil to stop in at the Arcade, No. 6 Weet Washington street, and see their prices and latest arrivals. ’ ~ 18 tf jar-The time for gentlemen to begin looking for spring suits has arrived, and the very place for them to look in at to find just wfort they need, must and will have, is at No. 32 West Washington street, where our experienced friend, W. N. Cain, has just opened a mort magnificent array of the very latest and most approved styles of piece goods, which he will make up to order in a manner that will make the wearer feel dressed up, even after they are worn out, and out of season. By the way, Mr. Crane has imported a new cutter, who is a Cutter by name as well as by nature, and is at the very tip-top notch of his profession. Dent foil to drop ha on Grain, and see what he can do for you. .

Corner Dm? fitore.

Try the Hove.

toy the Have. Yen wn toe the Sera i The Hera Sewing Machine

OHn A Fetoa, General Afina,

4aehf ter yefeea that wa’t ha fat under, hy Gall A feuah,** tote ■treat. Oeatei**** ■** fu-. fife*

toJ—anterw—SISteHStenw—y In Bate* ate Shoe, at very tew price*. Their aew goods art nate daily aitiviag, sad to quality, variety and aqrae prices, they eaa net he ertdora by any house north «ff Patigooia. Call and Me that at the oM' Ha* hinirit stand. No. 17 Wat Washington street, and ffrt bugaia* that will cause your eye* to motetea with gratitude to thea art ns. 94-3

tracts for the handkerchief at the Ceener Drug Stare. Ffeterteewth Arrival aatei ttpttelteg. The Magadore Scarf. The Semper Idem,') The Humboldt, -Coilart. The Cabinet, j Nothing ever so clever and nice. At Smith A Fetter’s, 22 East Washington street. 34-2

TRADE PALACE.

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Thursday, March24,1870. We have openened to-day, ii7 ' r ••iitrAj 1 -tT Tf.-,,’ r * r 5 : 1 ** '. ! ; 800 Dozen floatagr, 800 Boies Hosiery, 800 Dozen Hosiery, ^ 300 Doses Ladies’ Berlfis Gloves, 300 Dozen Ladies’ Beriis Gloves, 300 Dotes Ladies’ Berlin Gloves, It Extraordinary Bargains. Also, Dress Goods, Linens, Towels, Woolens. Corsets and Balmorals, New Prints and Ginghams. Popular Prices. N. R. SMITH &, CO.,

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THE NEWS lathe Chewiest Paper in the West, „ BteagfurnUked by carrieza for TEN CENTS PER WEEK,

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