The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-15
Serious Riot at Baltimore Between
White and ColOred Troops.
Judge LOchrane's Views ON Uni.
versal Suffrage.
General 0onner's Operations in the
Indian Country.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, 1896.

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July has been made. The number Of acquisitions
drawn the Treasury for settlement Of for the
service OF the Navy Department during the year
ed to $l22 670677 $5s 900 have been paid TO the
Secretary OF the Navy trustee of tho Naval Hospital
fund and the Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
beer benefited TO the amount Of $ll3,4S obtained
through various Nearly thirty thousand prize
claims have received and eight nnths Of them ad
justed involving the disbursement TO officers sailors
marines all parts Of the country OF 598 General
claims to the amount OF 100000 have been adjusted to
the benefit Of vast number OF naval individuals rang
ing from Admiral aFaragut down to the poorest ships
boy Reports havebeen mado upon twenty-five appli-
cations for admission TO the Naval Asylum Tars have
made alotments through agents in the principal Cities
Tor tho benefit Of their wives children creditors to
the amount Of $1,000, 0O0 or this than six
hundred thousand dollars paid by the allotment
agen: in New York Twenty four millions we're dis
bursed for paymasters' Tho names Of eight
hundred and ninetysix pensioners have been added
the ponsion list during the year Seventy five male
clerks and upwards OF fifty females employed n this
silent old navy beehive and business growing their
hands
SERIOUS RIOT AT BALTIMORE BETWEEN coLoRED
AND WHITE TROOPS.
Quite serious riot occurred the Baltimore depot
this forenoon between the One Hundred and seventh
Kentucky (coored) regiment recently assigned tho
garrison Of Washington and attachments of white troops
preparing TO North by the eleven o'clock Mus.
kets, pistols and bayones were freely used, and
pora Of the colored troops killed. Several others
were severely wounded. couple OF Veteran Reserve
regiments promptly ordered to the Of action
by General Dent but the colored rioters left the field
and the excitement subsidized before the arrived
JUDGE LocHRASE's VIEWS ON UNIVERSAL SUI
FRAGE.
The Inference by Georgia papers, from a communica
ton in the HERALD, that Judge Lochrane favors negro
suffrage is untrue He sopposed to colonization because
tmpracticable and impoc; favors giving freedmen the
legal right to acquire property and TO testify in courts
favors Furnishing crime irrespective of color under the
same penal code; favors giving freedmen every proec
ton necessary to social happness and avors educating
the young because advantageous TO public interests Ho
feels that the South is far interested than the
North in the settlement Of the negro question, for she
has them with her. needs their labor and is interested
in keeping down positive antagonsms of Their
industry being essential 10 the prosperity Of the SOUTH
she might control the idle and the vicious through
the fundamentally OF the sober and the indus.
trious, be induced to grant special privileges
to the latter to excite emulation in the former But he
Is opposed 70 negro suffrage the election Of negroes to
061Ce, and believes this is government of white
and that all others be subordinate Nations should
have positive nationality and the highest representa-
lives OF nation. at home and abroad should be its high
est type OF nationality Although Irshman himself
no does not desire an Isman or foreigner to represent
this nation abroad Ho would, therefore, feel II a
tona disgrace to government to have negro In its
executive legislative councils He thinks the white
race capable Of ruling the country and that to their
hands alone should 1t be intrusted In fact he believes
restriction Of suffrage important than extension.
He warmly in favor Of every Southern interest and of
everything that enhances and eevates American char
acter
THE WASHINGTON FREEDMEN.
The local Commissioner OF Freedmen reports that
Ing the month Of September the number blacks
the medical treatment of the bureau was twenty-five
hundred aud ninety five of whom sixty died
eighteen hundred and sixtyl remain in hospital.
PERSONAL.
General Grant, Secretary Stanton, Governor Pierpont
General Carl Schurz and General Osborne among
the callers at the White House to-day.
Secretary McCuloch Is expected to return Washing
ton on Tuesday.
J. A. Garcia, Peruvian Minister; Major General s. A.
Hurlbur Major Finley Anderson and Colonel Charles G.
Hapin better known .sSIiles O'Reiy,r are at vii.
Iards The latter had interview with Secretary stan
ton during the day, and called the President this
evening.
Sir Morton Pcto and party have engaged suite OF
twenty at Wizards and expected on Tuesday
morning.
Colonies Babcock and Badcau OF General Grants staff
and Attorney General Speed returned this morning The
latter visited Louisville, KY, FOR week.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner Of internal Revenue ruled day
chat where the sales Of produce broker the
annual value OF ten thousand dollars any time during
the year Of his license and the produce broker is tborc
by subjected to the liability Of commercial broker the
license should be granted from the first day Of the
month In which the liability thereto occurred, aud should
bc issued tho payment Of proportionable with
ythe annual cost Of such license
The Commissioner has also decided that the gross
cepts Of the managers Of school exhibitions lectures
exhibitions OF works OF art and occasional concerts
mot subject to duty. ANY painting which is good
enough TO warrant exhibition bereoe may be cousid
cred work of art
APPOINTMENT or ISTHRSAy. REVENUE OFFICERS
The President this aftsrnova appointed John Connel
assessor o. Internal Reveple for the Fourth district OF
iowa. Paeman John asAssessor for the Fifteenth ais.
srict 81 Pennsytahis, Brevct Brigader Arson @.
coook a Assessor FOR the seventeenth district Of Ohio
TIE souTHERY RAILROADS.
the postmaster General has ordered mail service from
savannah 70 dacon and intermediate points the Gen.
tFa harVad This puts Mledgeville In communication
Pyas with all the principal cities Of the south and West
rD.GaERArED REPORTS FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
Fort Laramie, Dakota Territory correspondent Of
khe Chicago Times recently described terrific encounter
Ind baltic in that region the LIST and 90 Of September
IN which he remarks Of the Indian forces that 'the
daughter was awful retreat impossible, and the banks
bf the river upon which they fought we're literally
Damned with the bodies of their slain,n which is repre-
bentcd TO have been much as six hundred A telo.
gram received at the Interior Department to-day from
Ganeral Pope, contains INTEL gence from Central city,
binder date Of september 81 that tells the whole OF the
graphic story by the authority above quoted, with
material difference to the facts General Conner ad
surprised tho Indians under 'medlcine man. on the
Tongue river killing fifty and capturing all their winter
htores and six hundred horses. On the LIST mmo
Colonel Coles command had met the Sioux Ara7ahoes
bnd Cheyonnes and after three days continuous ghtps