White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-09

:slling on the citizens to enroll themselves
IL extra police. At half past six Eve
hundred hal enrolIsl. and the counter
,,eu given Quito them for the night is
General Hsrdee"
In the p.xt ward. at the same hospital,
I smoke with s. S. Fish. a BROTHER Of the
who. as l dispatched yes !
tsrisy. vss wonaded aud imprisoned Il
This fius youSg man is lawyer. and the
same who read the Declaration Of indie
peudence Al the Union cslebration on the
Fourth. de- hs- three sh0e wounds. in
the head. left arm AMI back. IN which the
balls still lodge; besides, he has srverai
ugly bruises. The following is his own
account:
After Rev. Mr. Horton had been shot
white showing a a * Of truce and protisr.
ing surren,lc-. msde my way on OF the
door to the. landing at the head "f the
stsirs, where | met young man in Cit
izsn's dress, armed with q club, whom
asked il we coulf not surrender. He re-
piled. mo. we intend To kill you aii.1
and then he raised his Club TO stsiks me
i rushed aside to policeman who stool
near the stairs. AMI be,ged him to take
me prisoner. ltha, my lie mighl be savei
He made no. reply that remember Of.
but pushed me from the landing and
forced me to descend the stars alone =
At the bottom w>s encountered by two
citizens, Who attacked me Nth their fists :
broke from them. ran TO = policeman
on the psvemen. ami begged him to pro-
feet me. He KNOCKED me down With his
revolver. /. rising. much stunned but
conscious. ran toward another policeman
whom l saw in the center of the street.
calling on him to save ma. He replied
by raising bis revolver and taking delib-
crate sim at me-. bat hich of my wounds
he gave me / cannot tell. as l Tell to the
ground . moment senseless. The next
remember was between two policemen.
who took me through Common. Csron-
delst aud Lafayette streets to prison. All
along Common and Carondslet streets
respectfully dressed. apparently business
men. came out of the stores. and. standing
on the pavement. criei. XIII him the
i'd Yankee-whi,s nigger ! l was
kept in cell for some tims. laid on a
plank. unable to get release on bail. till
Judge Hart came and had me removed to
the ps,lor above. and from there / was
brought hire"
General L"e. 'Gensral Banks Chief oil
Cavalry. and Colonel Warmorth. repre-
rsSenla.ives elect of the Louisians freed.
men. tell rs that Mr.. Shaw. a member o.
the Convention. and who As | dispatched
ye-tsrday.z was shot 10 the shoulder an J
imprisoned. on returning to his RON al
the St. Charles Hotel last night. after
being relesseI. vas refused admittance by
Mr. Boyd. the proprietor of that hotel,
on the ground that the other gnpsis of the
hotel had resolved not to share the same
honse any longer With black Isepubli-
can. s..Ha '1
I The New Orleans Picaynne state.
the closing scene thus vaguely
When we closed our evening rapor
Yesterday it appears tha bloody affray
had inst commercial. The crowd in an.
out of the Mechanics Hall were wo,kec
mp to pitch Of desperation and madness
and firas M wer h'Sdlei AZ freely a. or
the battle f-ld The reports of pistol
were heard in every direction. ami ball
VIII zze1 ;by. thre.tening n much dsnge
to the "hservsr as the active psrticip tnt
Towards two o'clock in the even'n
the wonnae'I and all active participant
who could be arrested wp.e hurried TO the
rol;cs station. and the lockups wares oon
Fl led with one conglomeratad mass. Moi
less than two hundred negroes we've taken
10 the station of the first district, M
jori,y more or los injured in the me'sc
that occurred. anil some thirty or forty
whites.
: In onr present report We will not en-
deayor. to give q list of the names Of the
negroes who were wounded or arrested
At the first District there we're upwards
Of one hundred and i,v or two hundred
taken. At the Second Dtsrtict Station.
fifty three were received. Thresa died
ater BEN. brought to the station. and
hree Others are supposed To be mou:,liv
wounded. In all, we suppose there have
been about forty or fifty negroes killed.
Below we give list of ibs whites ar
rested, q majority Of them more or Jess
wounded. DR.. A. P Dorie was shot
hree times twice in the head and once
in the hoiy. He was taken to the Second
District Station. suI was living at late
hour last evening. There was no hope
Of his recovery. however. He as.sansi
bic at l~ie hour. aud eonversea. pleas.
-ntly to those who waited on him. Al
the prcsent writing we learn that he il
dead is.-s - ~ s5t- .i.w.
-a Officer' Sokaloski. q well known and
jFfaitbfnl officer. received ball in the groin
tand 10 not expected to recover. Officer
James Henry is also said to be -mortally
wounded. lawrence Daav. employed
in the foundry. corner Of Claiborne and
ST. Loois Steee,s. il said to be mortally
woapded ia the head. "A soa OF Dr.
Cenas, q ,uie5iicsi sSmieus. while stepping
out in the rear OF the Meiicsl College.
received . shot in e neck from one Of
the windows in the Hall. and expired i'm
mediatelB He had nothing whatever to
do with the battle then raging. A negro.
who. as va are informed. still showed
fight" sItH being shot on PhiliiPps street.
was stabbed and killed by . woman who
lives in q house Of ;ill-fame on that street
x-0nvernar Hshu was cnt in the back
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