Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-16

returned 10 the city during the night sfer their
failure beacne public, and they we're arrested and
are tonilued IN prison. 10 sOsHer TO the charge Of
forgery. IL Is stated that the name Of Daniel T..
Evans - forged 10 paper 10 the amount &C more
thsn s250,OO0. Forged paper to the amount Of
$4,000, II il ssid, is held BY one hank 10 OHIO.
81. Louie, July %.
Di,grdecfa Proceedings. The good order of
our town was disturbed on Thursday night, by the
] rioious proceedings Of few iisordcrly men, who
about twelve o'clock proceeded to the Office af the
~. LoDs Obserrcr. brake open the doors. upset
the press and cast the 'pye mo the street. We
believe that no, more than fifteen or twenty ind,-
udnals took part in the mob Aeou, O'clock,
drum was beat. lev rneu appeared at the call
marched into Water and Man streets. and with.
Oh, increasing their numbers thence proceeded to
execute their work. One d The Aldermen, Bevhn
Mullanphy, Esq. atcmeisJ TO arrest their proceed
ings, but FINDING n "npractc 'be, being unasssted
by the watch any other of the city officers he
was obliged to desSt
We understand, at the time of writing this par
/ agraph from the Mayor. that he is determined to
prosecute the leaders oi the mob to the extent of
his powers. We hope that he may do so. We
trust that he will receive the countenance and sup
por Of every good cltIzcn-thst they will, on this
occasion, manifest a determination 80 far as esem-
/ plury punishment, can go, to put down this accnr-
scd spirit of mot law-lhat reckless and lawlees
men may be given 10 understand that they cannot,
at will destroy the property Of any citizen who
/ may chance to be obnoxious tc them.
! The Mayor was engaged yesterday in the trial
OF some Of the rioters. George Gorwin was first
put on his trial fer disturbing he public peace. and
acquitted. Joseph V. Hews next brought up
and his trIsl is now progressing.
! The cause Of offence which led to this outrage
against the press and types of the Observer appears
| To have been given in article published in that
psper-a review Of Judge I.awess' charge to the
grand jury OF the county, shortly after the previous
not aud burning in that city. This charge, we re-
ccollec,, alluded to the Observer newspaper by
name, and attributed it's course upon certain excl
ting questions as one Of the causes leading to the
tumuits and outbreeAings then under notice. 1t
was natural that the editor should reply TO such
accusation, und IN doing So It is probable ne did it
With Sfnh mat brought hm %ndsr ses dc he
paper In question, and therefore know nothing a
bout the merits Of the controversy-but of all pos
sble species ofli,efary newspaper censorship that
OF the mob Is the verr worst.-Miss,uri Republican,.
Terrible aGray The steamer Cafrolton arrived
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of deadly affiay which took place there previous
to leaving, between a planter by the name of Ran
dolph and DR. Watts, both citizens OF the place.
/ /, originated from old grudge SAID to have exis-
ted betwe the parties FOR some time. IL appears
DIR. w. met r. on the morning OF the 18th inst.
when he drew from his breast pistol which he hr-
I ed at Rando pb but missing hun, and perccving
| that he un1rmed, he ran up to hun, and Infc-
ted severe blows on his head with the butt END OF
! the pistol. Some time alter. when Randolph had
recovered from the blows inflicted on him, he armed
himself with brace OF pistols, aud meeting Watts
! at the Mansion house. where they both boarded
followed him aud fired as he entered his own room
when in the act Of sealing himself alongside mis-
lady. The bail passed Thu ough his right arm; with
the other he made an effort 10 seize Randolph but
falling r. fired second pistol at him, the bail from
which lodged in his side. The doctors brother OIL
being informed of the rencontre seized rifle and
made towards RaDdo pb's apartment. Threatening
to break open The door and take his lie. The
window happening to be open AT the moment, X
fired from i With unerring ain, and shot w. thro
the heart. Both the Watts we're placed on one
bed he dead aud dyng-s sight well calculated
10 check the uncontrolled and fiery passions o.
those around.
Randolph after the preparation of the above
amongst a crowd Of speci atom, wIth cooked piston
IN each hand. No attempt was made to impede
his progress, and he quietly proceeded to the ferry
which be crossed. seemingly under no apprehension
Of arrest. -.Ntre q, leans paper
MYSTERIOUS The following sie'ier eeirsl from
the Coroner OF Grayeend the H"rro"s ami adj Is
,ed 10 Police aslsirates 90.
Centomen-Yes,orjsy human mead Was iounI o
Cony IanI boa m bch apparently recently sever
from the body by .niis or some sharp instrument,
bl OF ..uc ftom II beng taken vui OF the waltf-
EaelosoJ 50 ,Anyie o( the mar sna '' ehsth FOR iu'
her particular, enquire Of the C"toSer OF ''TaVeteni
The hair is about az such sni nan long -oi al colo
between aaxen and auburn. 1t apparently belonged {
young perscL ~. \ T.aati.
BetweeL 10 and IL O'Clock on Friday nigh
last, A Moieoue mass, weighing about SIX pound
decended near the house Of Mrs. Roswell Rostln.
this town accompanied by bright luminous tam
and produced conclusion 20 loud as 10 s~sse'
several members Of the family. IL is apparently
fake from a large body is composed dismal smoo'
stones. similar to those found On the sea shore mat
ted closely and firmly together 10 mixture Q
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