The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-05
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The sbnilding used as Female Mill,
tary Prison GDin Kansas City, Gep.. Ewing:
district,.was considered so unsafe.by the oc-
\ cupaHts Of the lower story, that they evacu-
ated IL, and IL was evident to alEthat It must
soonS BECOME a heap of ruins. Yet-in this
building. lettering to It's fab, ta0slgs ladies
toers imprisoned, some of them wives and
mothers. and one a child of ten or twelve
years who was hained to the floor in the
middle of the room As every minute
made il more apparent that the building
must fall. these wretehe prisoners begged
and entreated their jailors to remove them
from the horrible death which was am pc d.
ing over them. Bat infvssn. blush for hu-
manity aspy pen records IT, eTheispTsyors
wsfe usfIeeded The asAfaf Catastrophe
came. The building fell, burying its o.
happy inmates inNits ruins. Four out of tn 10
apd a 2iG fs sst n 5lSSIa ID
identify them except by theif clo4hings3 OF
thoseswho survived, eeEerg one WAS shock
ingly CRIPPLED. Such was the awful tragedy
whiehZf IS Mere ~eH unGefstood FED TO the
"Lawreuoei Massacre." Zga prfaa9>zs ~
a grsy-haired, delicate looking woman,
said to lady who met Der on the rosds-
'Twice have / been burnt out and robbed
of alls1 Rad, and fast Monday they hung my
L
once happy hofne.0 She was driving two
horse wagon, in the bottom Of which lay
three or four sick and suffering children and
was trying to make her way to the home of
a distant relstive whom she had mot seen
since her childhood That is only one case
out of hundreds that could be giveDs-Cor-
respOndence of the Crisis. ...-..-.-,-
If the men now armed, or heretofore arm
ed in Missouri. not only win not assist to
stop, butaotually join, de- work kef Jb1Jping
buildings and numbering citizens, whose
only offeuse is that they will not counte-
nance a. reign of terror aud d cath fhyBIfs-
souri,, then we say it is. time somebody was
armed who will stop this awful work. II
The burning by, United States soldiers in
the day time Of a building in this city
which cost fifteen thousand dollars, and the
using of Federal mdskets to smash into
atoms a costly piano which the trerh bling
inmates had snalched from the fam es, th ese
procee ings-inz violation Of Ta1f orders,
decercy and humanity-are acts which truly
loyal men cannot calmly uphold, though,
because the entire country population was
unarmed, we were forced during the last
month to witness sach proceedings. Any
man, who is not a member Of the secret
clique now -conspiring to overthrow the
liberties of loyal freenen of Missouri, is not
safe 10 property, life, or anything else held
dear by nj an. Our most loyal men--deEotsd
patriots--are' daily receiving noticestbrouzh
thesmail to leave the State or dies-jSt. 10.
Herald. g v
A band Of men 10 soldiers apparel, went
to the residence of Mr.. Woodward, WHO'RE |
sides 10 Rock House P rairie, tn is coupty, !
and who had his store house burned som g
time since, Tuesday night, aud gave him
just five minutes notice to leave, and then
proceeded to burn his dwelling, WHICH was
soon consumed But livery, few articles
about the -housewere saved The. building
was new frame. Mr. WIS less by the con
fagration is between $4,000, and So, OOo- !
81. Joseph Nea0s. .--.7