The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-22


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q Railroad Company VS. killed, ane conductor
bowman and Halleet we're vou Geo: 20 Gam
age 40 done to the Railroad @ bnoge ~ "
rioters It y supposed that the rioters WI q
eied undsr martial law ~ soon g captured, sn'
nung on tne ep0s.
-. n-The following v = special repor
seeeivco from the editor o. nainmore american
ffepAfaHons are nov making ior sns stsac!
On the Armory. The s0i0lere are posted q
foono tne grounds, and ios shsiAat no0f every
tnang mas been quiet. The rioters nave sHi sh'
following persons 70 Their custody - prisoners
Arm'sted ball, chief dranghtsman g Armory
benjamin Mills, master Of Afmory; John
UAngerneld. paymaster clerk, Lewis Washing
ton, farmer and prominent citizen; John VI
stadt farmer, and bis son, l6 years old. Tht
three last we're seized on their farms, sevcra
miles from the ferry.
George Turner, graduate Of West Point
and one Of the most distinguished ci'izens, VA
shot Yesterday whilst coming into town. HI
aled during the night. ne has : brother living
n Baltimore Three OF the rioters are iylal
dead 10 the streets. Thore are also three in ths
river. ana several are sald . % lying within
me Armory enclosure.
lns following y the List OF Killed and Woun
oeo among the citizens and soldiers:
FOUNTAIN Breckham HAYWOOD negro porter
~ the kaiiroad station; Joseph Barclay OF Hsr
i pers Ferry Evan Dorsey and George Richard
son o. Martnsnofe; anotner noter, Negro
nameo Lewis Leafy, VINO mas Juss oieo. confess
ca 70 the particulars OF toe plot, which ne sayi
was conceded oy brown q . FAIR held 10 Vhie
sWO months ago. A9
Inc rioters have just sent out . dag OF truce
saying That u tney are not protected ~ The
soldiers here at present, they will bang Ill they
capture.
4. A.-Ine Armofy hAsJust been stOfmed
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smut approached With nag Of truce and de-
mAhoed the surrender Of the Arm0ry. Aftsi
expossnlaung ior some time, the rioters refused.
Inc marines tnen advanced ana MADE charge,
shueasofing % Dfeak open the doof WIN aiedge
naminers, ous resisted al sneir enorts.
Iaooer vas tnen uses az oaHefinG ram, and
me door gave way. Inc rioters nreo or.kiy,
ana shos three OF the marines, VINO excnangsd
ano.s tnro0go the partly broken door. The
marines tnen forced their way through the
break, ana IN = lev minutes the resistance was
q an emo.
the rioters we're brought out amidst the most
intense excitement; many OF the armed military
present trying 70 get 40 opportunity to shoot
them. Capt. Brown and his son were both shot,
the latter is DEAD, and the former dying. he
hes IN the army enclosure. Dc talks freely, and
says that ne y the Old Ossawatomie Brown,
whose feats 10 Kansas had such vide notice.
he says h,s whole object vas 70 free slaves. aud
JusInes MS previous action, says be had pos
session ct the town, and could have murdered
all tue people, ana MAD been murdered il re-
tern. a
=. " ANDERSON was also shot down in the
assault. me deao oody OF man shot yesterday
was iound WITHIN the Armory.
brown declares tnat there we're mono engaged
~ sne plot Gus those VINO accompanied him.
Tue prisoners are retained within the Armory
enclosure :
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