Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-03
Warrant for the Arrest of Com.
missioner Rollins
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Verdict.

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PoUGHKEEPSIE, Sept.1.
The jury in the case of Mary Ann Rus
sell, who was killed at Peekskill, on the
Hudson River railroad, last week, brought
in a sealed verdict to-day. Lockwood, the
brakeman, left Peekskill yesterday. and
has not been seen since. Suspicion against
him increased daily, and the rendering of
the sealed verdict adds strength to the
opinion regarding his guilt.
Entries Closed.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. 2.
Entries for the trotting races of the
Springfield Club, next week, closed to-
night. There are 81 entries, among them
several famous trotters and racers.
New England Fair.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 2.
The fair opened to-day. A larger num-
fore at any New England fair. More than
twelve hundred entries are now made and
stock is still coming in.
There were two races to-day, the first for
double teams and the second for fastest
stations. In the first race were three en-
tries, mile heats, for purse OF $3.50 for the
first and $3.50 for the second. India Rnh-
Der and mate won the race in three straight
heats-time, 2:3S; 2:3624; 2:3S.
In the second race. Tor the fastest stall
lions, there were two entries. The first
premium was 81 1,000, and the second $500.
Rhode Island won the first race-time
2:3311sa 2:35324; 2:43. Potaben was second.
The Indian Difficulties.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.
A Denver dispatch of yesterday says:
Fifty Indians appeared above Monument
creek, eight miles above Colorado City, this
morning, and drove off one hundred head
of horses, retreating toward Boyan Bason
with their plunder, and followed by a
small force of volunteers sent to intercept
them.
Speaker Colfax and party are still in
South Park.
Intelligence was received last night that
a large force of Indians struck Cache La
Poudre Valley, killing one man and driving
off a lot of stock.
Gen. Augur's forces are now moving to
intercept the Indians going North.
General Sherman is at Fort Sanders. He
thinks they are going for Ash Hollow.
General Sheridan has sent an active force
of cavalry to the head of Fleure Creek
and the Republican river, under Colonel
Forsythe.
There are 25O Colorado volunteers now
in the field.
CHEYENNE, September 1.
A large force of Indians are coming to-
wards the North Platte from Cache La
Poudre, with large herd of stolen stock.
Two companies of cavalry left Russell this
morning to cut them OF.
The United States mail coach for Fort
Laramie, which left here this morning, was
attacked at noon and a ranch burned,
while the passengers were dining. One
man was killed. A company of the 18th
Infantry, General Bradley in commani,
have gone thither.
fs. ...l y. ..-..---..-. DENVER, Sept. 1.
Gen. Sherman has ordered Gen. Augur
to move his troops SO that he can intercept
the Indians going north. Sheridan has
sent cavalry to the head of Beaver Creek
and Republican,.
River and Weather.
saff-t - PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2.
River 20 inches and at stand. Weather
warm and clear. Mercury IS degrees.
= 5tEaHBl Fire. liH ~
~ ..r LAWRENCE, MASS, Sept. 3.
Gales carriage mandatory was burned
last night. Loss twenty thousand dollars.