Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24


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Mckinney notice 70 that effect a. thu g ~, i'm,
eausuc his nrorertv Il, be retrrnea - ~
These are The facts in the case-I will warr,r,
YOU that tho editor of the Kansas 1gtv En,an
nrise viii meyer nnbl;sb them Dnes not ma al
tor oe that naner know that son,e M;ssan.;srs.
in the border counties are irving 10 stayrs tho
neonle Of Lawrence and thmt at Ieavenwor,b
q short time since thew took nnssess;on ~ =
train of WAGONS sent nv the Arm If Hntob;,so,S
& Co. 10 bring 10 Lawrence = cargo IF nraS.
s;ons which thev had had sbinnad frn,, 9, Io,,;s
via Ieavenworth These wa cons and foo ms ,I,av
still have possession Of and the nrovis;ons ~.
rether with 4 LARGE quantity of narcba nj,
Received by Minors & Russell for tho I,awrenee
naon,e have hsen distributed .mono. +ha hnraan
ruffians SO that the editor and tho world must
see thai renrisal 10 recessarv for Golf 5efa,ca
On Tuesday last Gov Grarv arr;ved NJ Fort
Leayenworth en- route for I,ecomnton the ter.
r;torial seat of government had tho GOOD
fortune tn he nresent 1T tho Eort nm bis arrival
and learned his views upon the dIficnlties and
the course he DESIGNED nnrspipp He declared
that peace should be restored to the territory at
all hazards. that every one who wac not an a.
tual settler should he driven ont and that the
rights of all men should he protected and be
has the appearance of being a man Of his word
I telt that the hour was proptious for the oov
ernor to discover the true situation of affairs in
The territory. the right and the wrong for the
rufians were numbering men in Ieavenwortb
and about fifty families had taken refuge in the
Fort In order tn ret those families ont of tho
country. the MAYOR sent word to Gen smith
that these families miobt return tn thn;r homes
as there was no dancer. aIthmoh the ruf,;ans
had taken nossession of many Of their dwell;ngs
and occupied them rs quarters. The resnt was
that Gen. Smith considered # oood excnSe
and ordered thorn all to leovo NV 3 n M !the
next day. thus driving them away from the on.
ly place of protection left. Some of the off.
GERS in the Fort told them not to loove unless
driven ont at tho nont az tbe bavonat for tIo
aao of the United States wns bonnd n nrotoct
them. s - - Il
About IL o'clock the Rev. Mr.. mite brother.
in law of the murdered Honns came tn the
Fort and demanded an opdonce' WITH tbo o-orar,
nor. which he obtained He stated Ia him that
| two weeks before he and Mr. John W;laer r,,r-
tod from Lawrence in n donhIe 20 rr, aa to trv
| and recover the bodv of Mr. Honns Wb;,e in
the road between Lawrence and I,eavenworth
| thev were taken prisoners nv C.ntain En,ory
and comnany. and their team taken from tban;
This Emery Is the mail contr.c,or in Tho ,arr;.n
re-. has a hang dog look is a blood thirsty On,
throat and has thirty of The same COW. rs 5a,,;is
| under his command They carried then, ~
Leayenworth and threw them into ], ! hv q
dungeon where there wore th;r,oan otha...
| y;tbout ventilation and broad and ,vo,an -
live on Here thpv Law for twelve dors yr,,;ls
Mr.. Mute was re,atinc these facts IN tb.s
NOR the valorons Certain rams ~, +ia s,e,,s -
nav his resnects tn tho governpr rhan NJ
| Mute CHARGED him with tho above oots hocara
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nor I'D a. soon - ha arr;red - I luz ao,es,
| bo should .ttand - al thosa ,o,.s. r W.
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;u nIa.s ia.e. ,"e. aeau.heu nafchlhs some
I'M, no.se"en oe.neei .te'f rahhs' anu ul-
uer ootef VI 'neir iiies' WIN turee eltlzehs III
sne rear lnese norsenien were 'nar MAJ, up 10
neau quarters, anu lhe general anu governor
Io.ns ou', tney were oroereu To 'orni u me
oeiofe the. now learned Tue state oi the
land applied to Col Cool at I,acomn,on FOR
an escort to oo and find Mr. Nnte and Mr. Wi.
| der'sson. He sent then to Capt. Sackett, who
gave them Sergeant Carey, very prudent and
ot,Fe olncer, DIS ail escort. nen within Few
comnarv fell mon thcm look them nrisonsrs
and carried them to the city Here. however
the sergeant made his escape and made Tor the
Fort The result was that two hundred troops
were ordered out, and the whole company TIA
ken prisoners, and are now detained in the
fort ~