Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
The Troubles in Kans,s

The Kansas correspondent of the St I.ouis
democrat gives many rumors and conflicting ac-
counts Of the recent troubles in the southern mari
OF The Territory. II is stated that some TWO hmm
dred settlers have organized near SUGAR Mound.
and stu larger number Of Alissourians encamped
short distance from them; 1t was thouy hi a bat
Tie would ensue between the parties
"oVernor Denver has Commissioned Sheriff
Saiiuei walker to proceed to the scene Of dis
'uiOahces, and report TO him when he deemed il
proper that active measures shall be Ia ken TO re.
store order.
The latest news from Ossawatomie stated tina,
that place was threatened by three bpus,,d MI.
sourans, and messengers had been dis patched 70
Lawrence for arms. Ii appears from CORES Doud-
+hce emanating from the headquarters Of IN.
Kansas militia, Published in the Lawrence RI
PuDiican' 'hat Captains Montgomery and Pawn
were deprived Of their commissions on tbs ia,i
OF February The Ossaw atomic Herald conf nm.
Inc accounts Of the murder in LYNN copntv On
the Iyth - '0""''' u"
Ii Is rumored that Cfickett,s mart, i. non, J.,
"eged al Fort Scott by party of Free STATE n,en
VINO are awaiting reinforcements in ords, -
take the place by storm ~
- iH-O"iS democrat has information from
just arrived from Kansas that a
DePnty Unred states Marshal lad be.n g., 8,
ken
ohT Dy The latter on Thursday night last ar
soHae conference he was released
The recent outrage had all been cor,,;,,o,-;
Hamilton, who is az the head of Tie ,.,n,.,.,
parry formerly commanded by Major Bufor8 n,
is reported that Hamilton had left the rrr,i,,r,,
and is now saTosi<to Georgia ''> -
IheAePni,iican learns that Cove NOR ss,,,,.,,
has sent Cen Parsons TO Cates and CAS- COZ
''s' 10 ASCERTAIN The extent OF the troubles 10
ported 70 exist there, and whether il n. nscexx,,,
10 call cur the militia to protect the border coD,,
Ties Oh missouri from the depreda,ions Of AIon,-
gomery's band - -'o'''-
hsalspatch received from Leavenwortb d,,sa
May 9Th, via Bonneville, states that more recs,,
accounts hom the South fully substantial. tho
previous reports Of the murders committ.s On
Lyns cOsRty. '
Asorrespcsdent Of the ST Louis RepubIc,p
wiring rom LeaVenworth city, on tb. a4th of
Nay says nat free state committee of safety In
bourbon county, N r., passed a series of resolu
lions, ordering certain persons to leave the Terri
tory within SIX and ten days under penalty q,
early slaughter These parties were. JUDGE
Williams, d. Blake Little, J. c. Sims and w
Il Campbell members elect of the legislature
under L@compton; II T. Wilson, G. p. HamiI-
Won ana ID b. Greenwood, members of the lie.
compton Constitutional Convention; l. Ransom,
" W. Clak, j III. Little, J. Jones, u McDon-
nid, A. Campbell, Mr.. Brockeu, MI Harlan, and
sush 0'hers as aided the MILITARY in enforcing
"'o~Hce 10 The laws Kanaday Williams and
."'ii'ah' accused by three notable spirits of
having s'oirn horses belonging TO free STATE men
are sThtfn nero (ilhch fashion) TO DE- wbipned
branded and dnven out. Capt Andersen, vho
Wa woundfd while discLarsiny his d,nx. il de-
err'd u be huDs to the high-,, tree in Bourbon
county.