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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-10

The German Democrats OF the Outrares
In Kansas.

The subjoined passage, which we take from
the Staats-Zeit,s',g the German organ Of the AID.
Ininistraiion party, published in New York city
tells some nome truths 1t evinces, indeed
( degree OF good feeling and good sense on the
SUBJECT OF the affairs of Kansas, such as NAV be
looked Tor In vain in tie generality OF the Adj
ininistraiion prints;
he recent news from Kansas exhibits the
events which have taken place there in a more
gloomy light even than we stated a few DAYS
ago, and We should be guilty OF folly did we
not appreciate their consequences TO the Dem
ocratic party, as well as those of other occur
FENCES OF the last few DAYS We are compelled
10 confess that at the next Presidential election
they Will cost US thousands and thousands of
votes We may prove clearly as possible
that what has happened in Kansas is not a nee
eeasary result of the Nebraska bill the reply
VIII surely be that the Administration might
lave prevented II all, and that this Administra-
fien i Democratic ore. The prosecution and
arrest u the Free State mea was the greatest
feily that could have been perpetrated on the
part o. the friends Of the Administration We
may hold the notorious Legislature as legal or
ttotS pul 80 Inucu Is sure, namely : that q part
of its acts mockery of the Nebraska bill
itself, and ought TO be silently despised and ig-
nored. Even if we regard the Legislature as
legally elected, il does not follow that it's de-
erees are IN harmony with the spirit Of the Con-
stitUtion and the act OF Congress, to which that
very Legislature owes It's existence Sup
pose It lad passed the same laws in reference
to big2lny, rs in reference to slavery, would
any reasonable man expect that such laws
should be respected and obeyed Certainly
not They wouiI stand in entire opposition
with the spirit Of Democracy, as some OF the
existing laws actually do. 1t III becomes the
officers of the government 10 cause Free State
people 20 be arrested who are guilty of nothing
bli mere locus Pocus. while tie notrious muir
dersrs Of Free State PEOPLE go about undsturb-
81. T,ese arc facts = hich cannot by any means
be disp4ted away, and We are convinced that
they viii weigh heavily TO the prejudice of
those 70 whom the guilt, either directly or in
diretIy. ielol 8"
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We VII SrhGne Yen.

The :. !. Courier d EHq5tiror, closes 9 long
ard able article upon the condition of affairs al
Washington, thus TO the cry syvc viii subduc
you We have heretofore tu.aed bu: careless
ear, but now that II IS directed against the press
Of the North, we hurl it back with cotemtuous
defiance. We laugh Al your folly. and mock ii
your rage There Is not a savage among you
though telted I'll thick with bowie knives
and REVIEWERS. We de not hold ourselves prepared
10 P.liory bciere tie TeoI l.. Better, ten thors-
and times better, vonld st be that every North
err press Gre burned. than that it should be
made az accomplish u granny or pauder to
bIrbarlssa. Better, zen thousand times better
that We were again ervelopcd in the darkness
OF the middle ages than that the lights of civil
izGtion should become the balefal bcacons Of de-
pFavIry and outrage. The Northern press is vet
free, thank tsod! and secure 100 in the hearts
and srIns a. he people. 1t yet knows how 10
respond 90 the instincts Of Justice and the civil
iza1iou. I-et thCm a; Washington rage on-l,.t
corsYlrators. CATaLINE-like, 60 into the Senate
watch, marx down, and check Of, for slaughter
aye let c0r Representatives ard Senators, il
they ike. rcf,,se 10 expel or ccnsure. and make
good the tauu. If lie Roman orator. tba; Ne
gallant l0en think We are doing our duty to the
Republic II We keep ou. Of the way OF their
phrenziod attacks" it VIII he found there is 4
NoarR. Il wiI ye- be found, We say, that there
Is . North"
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sPEEoH or SuNSEn.-Fhe speech of Mr.. Sumner
is thus characterized in a series of resolutions
passed b. the New England Anti-Slavery Soc
iety. az Boston. last week:
Rcsofsod, That the speech made by Mr. Sum
ner, which has subjected him to the most brutal
treatment. is speech any time worth dying for
perfect in its conception, arrangement and ex-
ecution, conclusive in its argument and evidence,
mastery in It's exposure of executive usurpation,
iFuthfulness. Just in lis personal Impeachment.
unsurpassed in lis eloquence, and glorious in It's
object; that, sealed with his blood. it shall
quicken the pulses If millions now living to en-
gage in a death-grappIe with the Slave Power,
ana 60 down 10 Posterity as rich legacy TO the
cause Of universal Liberty.
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TIE Cor SD RI ~.

l'ol. Benton Is III Cincinnati. attending the
Convention Ia remarl,iug en- the assault on
NJ. Sumner, hc is reported to have said :
&" This = not an assault, Sir, 1t is 4 conspira-
~ yes, SIT, = conspiracy These men hunt
in couples. Sir 1t Is a conspiracy and the
North should know il" Col. Benton gives it
the right name conspiracy "-and men are
found, even At the North, who apologize for il.
More than keItt, E-nouson and Brooks were
engaged in 1t. The North must meet this spirit
OF bludseoa rule with the unyieldirg and over
wheIming power Of he ballot-boX. The South.
and their Northern satellites, expect that North
era Freemeu viii cover down ike slaves u:.der
their tyranny. Ia this they shall be mistaken,
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~
' : = 20 >- -''---'''
.1.@z.afs f'e'sF'''+3''a--Ih Re E'"s o. nc h"f'
F-o1a tho \. y. Herald
I ,a7 .s..rai q the Hin55s on Thursday last
i.a.-.estiuE news concerning the war
f.. la..a kica and y .caragua-
| r agaadvut 81 lie Panama Star and
/. rs-,lae from P,uto arenas, says:
s,o-.s t1oua Nicaragua are 50 various and
....a-r. ia; : do h"t know what 20 be
Al r4al aot. The C,-,a RIGA troops are
- rP' I'm. on accou--t as = s;-id- ot 'he
p i-Ess taken o-t among them il
a12sar ;ha. '4cy have nic; wi;b s. cur
e.t.ess ire.a Aiearaggans a. they antiei-
.-aT 81 Wi! ead II is irnpcs=ihse 10
-#.e.aa.e trouble here. Baslness
--..z I. entirely =45.'e"de';--'!o money or
.. F.raa I,d.'.s a..ticiai of May ?,
-,a-ezs from Fsr7:Icur Mora 20 the
.s -a5v, thanking -iieTu FIR their ell
ana for their ealor IL Santa Rosa'
s-TapigUi
= sa,fr a9rsa: q letter from head-qGar-
.saar..ed, 0.A'eh SAYS that Walker. una
a.,b the forces brought against hini.
~ unworthy mode of warfare, and
81 'he press influences public
- .fe circulation OF false rurnors and
- the Engagements he has had with
..'a77-
..s.ez. a1.ed April 70. states that o7-
.- .boiesa, lie President and the army
Fnas'5 p Liberia
.t-.esaea Z" ;Le Bishop OF San Jose
F gag lith At : A. NJ. Walker with
e.,sa R'gas' that The battle lasted
.-'.S1 which he retired with only 300
hat Walkers force occupied the
s..ade7ed 1t Of all lis valuahles, and
70 secure the doors and WIN
e-osS i"lald with diamonds, was
asssT 0ith other vaiuables-
@2.-oitleiai part Of the H'a.lsi-'s II Is
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-10

ATTENrT TO COMMIT MuEpER.-Wc have been
made acquainted, by DR.. Barker, with an at
tempt to commit murder at disreputable place
known as the * Cotton Farm located near the
city. Mr. Clary, young man from the Pinery.
with quantity of gold about his person, was
decoyed there by party of Frenchmen, as lie
states When there he was piled with liquor,
until he became almost insensible and then be
was struck eight times with slung shot-seven
tines on the head and once on the car. cutting
him UP ;.wfullv. He finally Effected his escape.
with the money unstolen, and had his wounds
dressed By Dr. Barker. The Doctor informs us
that the Cotton Farm has furnished him with
I've such cases during the ras. tvo weeks-
lrz.~-- RI
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ID all VI,
Il "a TT ID H z - . .

Come along Haste along Raise the alarm,
Uncle John is willing to sell a good farm.
TOW is the time buy Farm cheap The subscriber
offers his farm consisting three hundred and
t&a0) of choice Timber and Prairie lands. About
undred in cultivation MY in Glover
aid Timothy, of good Timber land and
Is first Prairie land. Good houses stables
crigs &c. &c. There il small orchard Of Apple Trees
just beginning hcar besides iulAs and rarts in
abundance The land is suated to be easily divided
into two idsras of a convenient size.
viii scll all part Of The above land with with
our tine crops Consisting Of Wheat. Oats, Corn,
Potatoes reasonable viii be
Immediately If desired 4Aso viii sell ali tire
pertaining farming, such Plows. Iiarrovs Reapers
tone of MaunyS best twoho'scl and Rake Hogs. Cows
Stock Cattle and in fact every thing old
Hen and Chickens TO Horse and Buggy.
The above land situated miles southeast from
Mineral Point. JOHN PARKINSON.
Wadaick Iowa Co, Nis Anil 2S 1856. 1Stf
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CHICAGO, June Sd.
-. dates from Loayen worth, Il. l., 70
: :, - ao-rs.pondent OF Tie 7'i5a'e gives list
- !. ,-opertr destroyed at Lawrence. It
! : !, value 10 100000
.3--, sb.,non has issued an order calling up
W. 80 troops to muster al 8 o'clock this
mig. Che 2Fth ri')
..',S 7.lsu.an rs. arrived reports the Difficult
p. mentioned, as having occurred at Os-
y -. -. io..esd Of Po.towatomle Creek. The
% - :. occurred bctween Free State and
: - nan. Tie latter obtained the as
~. 49, i several Of BIS friends and they pro-
- = hang tie Free State man, but his wife
- ,Fs neighbors who came to the rescue.
~. a,,red III which FIVE Pro-slavery and
- s+e.a men were killed.
s-es of Sky men organized at Westpora
ia proceeded o. be 9Th, toward ossa-
3e--sa
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THr AssAULr OK Ms. SUHSER---The St. Louis
In;eIEgencer saws:
We have never noted more general and
deep feeling of disapprobation than Is expressed
by our exchanges from all parts of the country
in respect to the cowardly and brutal attack
made upon Senator Sumner In the [. s. Senate.
by NJ. Brooks of South Carolina. We care not
what the offense was the act was cowardly
ami brutal and the offender should be punished:
and we hope the Senate and the House will
have the independence and honesty to punish
hiIn"
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M rkgt5 ct.
CHICAGO, June 4.

CHICAtfO, June a.
A slight impression, caused by the steamers
news, Is observable in a further decline of prices
and we quote Corn to-day at Sic; YESTERDAY it
was held at 81, though sales were reported at
80 and 81 Very little inquiry for Wheat and
sellers hold at los to 10 for choice snr;ny Pro-
vision market dull, Potatoes plenty at 6211sa7o.
Butter dull at l21ac Freights lower and own
ers are willing to report the low rates Plenty
OF vessels can be had for &c. for corn to Buffalo
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MINERAL POINT ueGT & SHOE STORE.
FARM 70 SALEI

viii sell on reasonable terms. hundred and sixty
acres OF choice land lit being square quarter See
on,} situated IN the Town of clyde, lowe County
onsin in tie immediate nfrhoT hood Of hourinR
mills two miles from the iscoBsin river, miles
from the Milwaukee ard Prairie On Chen Railroad
tcrss under ruiti vaoI. co or e6 bur
dab grove the stream - Otter -reek running
corner of said lana. confri. herred log ho,Is, and
kitchen attached - thrifty fruit trees and othe
shrubherv out buildings c In1edi1tA possession Civ
en- or further Particular, enquire Of Z. NORTON,
adjoining the preni-s-
Dated Clyde, Feb. -. 1856. lott
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BUFFALO, June 4

BUFFALO, j une 4.
Canal al right. The first boat from Albany
arrived early this morning. Others are rapidly
coming in Canal freights active at I4l1c on
corn to Albany and Troy, lie. to New York
Wheat 2la-3>2c. to New York Market dcclin-
lptr
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New YORK., June
Flour unchanged and demand less active
3ao Tor commcn to extra state 5 1,a6 so for COM
non To superior OHIO, Indiana and Illinois,
Wheat firm, l3S for Milwaukee club. local IS
for good prime white Canadian Corn unchane-
ed
Pork steady, sales 1000 bbls st Is u for mess,
Ii 10 for prime. Lard heavy.
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INNiNNAIi, y IIit y
haei editor of the Democratic Re-
a7aiuston, while making a speech
= Hont OF the Burnet House, denounc-
Noihinss and Abolitionists, was
y some person IN the crowd, with
j., came 70 blows. In the melee
Is stabbed in The back with a knife.
- .','a,ea the lungs, infiiciing danger
~. II Buels condition this morning
i ol'ed'ng iaWardly having cou,-
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NEW HAVEN, Jane A.
The House Of Representatives to-day elected
James Dixon. American Republican, United
States Senator. The vote stood Dixon Il6, Tou-
cey lol, Scattering 7.-Charies McCosley was
elected Judge of the Supreme Court
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NEW YORK, June 4.

Flour unchanged-5a5 80 for state 75a6 %
tor extra 10. Wheat dull and drooping-l23
abs for Chicago. C.rn G5aG7 for distilling. %
i.51 for western.
Pork = % for mess. Lard lower.
The Canada sailed at noon with 80 passen-
gers and $4,000 in specie Ex-Mlnister Cramp-
ton and three dismissed Consuls were among
the p;.sseng gers.
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TO Eni&rant
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE

YNNHE undersigned at his Office in over offers the
following Real Estate for Sale BY private contract
situated about and half miles from the n and 81
Railroad about half mile the Model Mill
Lot. No IA small we'll improve PAIN about go
acres situated Dover, and half miles the
full sized we'll stoned cellar Two good frame barns, good
root house we'll of water at the back door creek
of living water running through the farm Part of the
Lot No. 3-Two Town Lots in the village of Arens well
improveda good frame House, Store. Warehouse, and
Lot No. 4.-Forty acres, situated Mil creek vel
Lot No, 5.-About 1877 of land near Dover about
ten acres under pow and fence.
Lot No 6.-One good Frame House and Lot n the VII
Lot No LEO acres Of good prairie and wood Lard near
Dover. and within half mile Of the NJ NJ. Railroad
Lot no. S.A good and we'll improved Farm. 50
about 60 ruder pillow and fences good frame house
thereon-within tvs miles of the II. & 81 RaIos
Lot 70. 9-An excellent Farm, about go aerts, well
iproved-2oo under pillow and fence, good frame
wood good stone good hay ground and every thing neces
sary 10 make good farm situated abont one mile from
Arena and NJ ( H. Railroad station. Part al The pur
chase money may reIain-
Lot No. 10-Fcrty Of good land the Wisconsin
Loi No. II-An improved Farm, so acres, on the NJ &
N Raflro.d near Dover Fart purchase money may
Lot So IA well improved Farm 100 acres has on
i good block I q hgss 49, 1, sas,,S
fence-trnber Farmsfuated about two miles FROM
the NJ 4 VI. Railroad
excellent spring thereon, situated about Eve mes south
Of the NJ X VI. Railroad
Lot No. 1870 well improved, about 50 acres
uer piow and fence. with house and buildiTg
uates IN within mile al the ~ . Railroad
The above property Is OF the best aiiiy and in the
most elecible situations md can h,
easy terms the gre psrt the pu rehase
CAP feInain the security of tie property
moderate interest for reasonable term For particulars
spply N the undersigned s: The Dover Land Cdce. Dover
the line between Iowa and Dane Counties Wisconsin
wsye information respecting the purchsse and sal.
of Peal Estate VIII he st all times c,eefuv given
CHARLES WILSON, Lend Agsnt.
Dover, Aprill3st, 1856. i,,-64n
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To Stock Raisers.
VerInOnt Morgan,

HAMMERS aud Others, wishing improve the Stool
Il of their Horses, invited call the full
blooded
Vermont Morgan,
Recently brought from the east by the undersigned Tie
Is beautiful dapple bay, years old, with heavy flowing
name and tail lie Ia IS hands high, heavy built has
perfect iof and for docty of temper, beauty action
ana si1t Is not exceiied by any horse the country
lie may be seon each week during The season, Non
day and Tuesday till Inen Tuesday afternoon
aud "Wednesday forenoon at Black Jack Wednesday af
tern"on at Welsh settlement THURSDAY. and Friday
forenoon at Omsteds and Friday afternoon and Satur
d-v at Mineral Point.
For particulars, bills.
T. K. BLGDGETT.
Mineral Point, Nav 1856 20tf
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consisting &,
Sack, Bor Gyd Shanghai Coats VESTS y PANTA-
LOOMS descriptions tIfcfs CaEs, Shirts
Jreas Garnet and Ont Cloth TrGreiiag Bags. Trunks.
Snspendsrs Ties Stocks c. Neck and Poeks Hand
kerckefs Socks Operails Er6cks soica Draners and
SHIRTS Chores Po7toBics or and india Rubber CLOTH
ing, and many ether articles TOO numerous to men
lion.
As have had lnnC experience in the Clothing
Urn and through direct connection with old
established Eastern House. whose propictors attend
themselves heavy importaions of Wooden and Silk
GOODS from Europe, and in particular 10 the manuae
ture of CLOTH x for the WESTERN TRADE we obtain
Goods under the favorable and are there
fore enabled TO sell reduced prices than other
House loest of Ser York
In selecting GOODS took Great pains in getting
sound durable article likewise great attention
paid TO the manufacture of CLOTHING. and as ii was
done under Inspection WGrraat them al to
Custom Work In reference to so6ity in dealing
deavor to continue in old principle Selling al ior
determined Price
ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
and well Chat House in this section can
compete with At the time pledge ourselves
to give the utmost satisfaction those who honor
with their patronage if any just claim Of any shape
manner should arise.
~ Please call and examine Stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. HESSLEIN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point, Wis. March, 1856. 16-tf
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- Tom Hyer and Capt Rynders passed
through tits city on Saturday en- route for the
Cincinnati Convention. A dispatch from Pork
opolis notes their arrival, together with Brooks.
Il. C.-L,sfoIo Commercial
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Naroest ef 1856.
WE manufacturing number for the conf
w harvest, with all nprov suggested by e.-
peIencc in the way of strength, durability, &c We feel
that offer Farmers the best Reaper III
the world We also furnish n good Moving Attach
The advantages claimed for this Reaper First
Simplicity of construction which respect il be
equaed Serond Durability, II being very strong and
not get of order Third Ease OF draft the
wheel feet in diameter which enables II to
pass dead and the tire vice which
wheel cutting deep into the ground 4tb
Adjustalnty requiring but minute to raise or lower
the reel Fifth Efficiency IL cuts ssarlh SIX eet
wide perfectly clean in heavy llgni !ood or Tangled
gra whether driving slow fas and laying II IN good
cAves of the team in re- passing Sixth,
Freedom from side draft it be drawn turned round
backed easily ert Seventh II is perfectly bal
ancei so that cnae the horses neehs Eighth
The eyerhung enables the machine 10 Taae oil lodged
tangled grain better than other reaPe ANY good
driver manage team can use ms Reaper The
entirely his control, by sy pressing his
foot lever he make the ounaies any SIZE he
chooses Ii we'll and tally made OF good
terias and warranted any grain that can be cut by
any other and IN rake IL off better than be done bv
Reaper NAV he found 1he Silver MEDAL Of the State Of "
York 1853 also the first premium o. the state AIR
of Wisconsin also first premium at the llinois state
Fair for 1855 it also the first premium at the great
trial Bloomington HIS the creates, tial ever made IN
the world Farmers wishing to purchase are espectise-
" invited 20 OF Reapers Ihose wishing viii
please call soon we but few for this part of the
country. For further information inquire OF George w
Cobb T. K Blodgett, Mineral Point or OF the under
signed AZ Black Earth, Dane county who Is Agent for
western Wisconsin 2InIe r. K BELDING.
HoNEY.-.00 lbs. Superior Honey, for sale
Jan. Is 1886.
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" AsHINGToS, June ;
Senator Tfumbull, with view of the restor-
alton of peace IN Kansas. has prepared bill an
no2;ing that Territory to Nebraska
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- CINCINNATI, June 5.
-. ~ - regard 70 the stabbing case
-0Fs that he vas assaiied by Dem
~,7' 81 himself g American.
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GEORGE w. COBB,
I! TEAS /! 7

7 HAVE received very choice and fragrant Black
L Teas. Also Imperial Teas, Gun Powder, &c, and
variety Of low grades which Will sell At low prices
May ID, 1856. GEO W. COBB.
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For Sale.

FFfliF 7nh=c-ber offers for sale islf Of Lot No
II, IN the village OF Mineral Point extending from
bgh Street NEARLY opposite the Post Office hack 10
Fountain Street With 20 feet front ON High Street is
good two story Building occupied y Mad Palmer
Coz suitable tor almost any business aud Fountain,
Street. good DWELIISG HOUSE.
Enquire al the " United States Hotel"
HUGH PHILLIPS.
Mineral Point, March A. 1856. 4wIl
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EgGH KANSAS.

St. Louis. Ju..o 4
s-ia the D.2so-rat, dated Topeka, May
..rz tt-ry-tiye [. ). Dragons are station
lat place. and oae hundred and sixty
-.e-eaee.
5. -eps-.aG. that ! party OF Buiord's men
s-rsi lear Osavasamie, had committed
i lap-aiatious upon the property of the
-...s-, rko becoming enraged, made an attack
I. r.s.. camp. killing five and diving the
TN e- INTO The Missouri
4, .rs-T mon, who have been Identified
- il troubles in Kansas. have been waited
3. II. committee q Indians. notifying them
-, - and move for Missouri, instantor-
m t4ai..es complied with the demand. The
q. excitement prevails in that portion of
s- shannon A&s sent detachment q drs,-
:. .Fs-e 70 preserve order.
i. s.lgarIng Committee ADORNED from
4sszgzfa 10 Westport ca the 3Ist ult.-
~ ,szre t,- Washington about lie 10Th
sa.- n tic Kep.,liieaa dated Bapiiste
las a1td, SAYS thirtcen persons, imPii-
+ !. lhe murder Of Pro-slsvery men al
'.-ee have been arrested. Report
Il, remainder q The raurdercys are fnrsi-
s e1re q, the banks If the Des oiques,
= -e.slea.as reinforcement, from Lawrence
.,aTLere The leader 81 the hand il IA
! 5-9H... and two Of lis sor.s are under ar
g Of wboms teisus Insanity One hun
{ aaa,a= militia and Gtteea L. = Dragons
seed % catch the nurdt.er-.
Price has ordered an election to BE held
s. assi Monday in Augus,. to i'll the va
eeas:oned hv the death q John L MIL