Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-26

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fearful Iiot AT tamiils. georgia.
CHIcAGn. Sept, 22-The f,llawins is
an acclunt of fearful riot a, Camille.
Mitchell Co. Ga Pierre, Radical nominee
for Congress, AID Murphy, ex Bureau
as mt, with about - negroes armed and
equipped. started OF Friday for Camilla
with a weeks provisions and boxes of new
arms and accoutrcm MS, their intention
being to ovcr-awe the citizens. Before
starting some friendly negroes exposed
their plans. a negro courier was dis
patched to Camilla u inform the citztns
of what was going on. a deputation Of
three prominent citizens met the mob at a
church five miles from town; The Govern
or's PROCLAMATION forbiding armed organiza.
lions was read the mob paid no attention
and determined 10 march on. The dcpu-
tation demonstrated cntreating the negroes
to come in without arms and they should
not be mocsted. Their efforts were fruit
less in dissuading the negroes the mob
marched into town with banners tyiNg and
with demonstrations. They now numbered
$50, many having joined them Oh the
route. The mob halted and clamored for
man named John S. Johns, who in COM
pary with Mr.. Tunillc pres 'nted himself
when hundred guns We're levclled at him;
the former being intoxicated fired and
riot commenced. The mob fred at every
ono they could sac. The citizens, white
and cocrrd, rallied and gathered about fif>
ty stands Of arms the mob was vigorous
" attacked and driven back, aud panic
stricken took to flight. The negroes were
pursued five miles. losing 50 killed and
many wounded. Five whites were severe
" wounded. The colored citizens .! the
town were reported to have rallied prompt
" with the whites in defeating the mob.
The stores and munitions of the latter
were captured. At last accounts Camilla
was quiet.
WHEELING. Sept 1.-THE largest po-
litcal meeting of the campaign was held
to day by the Democrats. Large crowds
were present from Eastern Ohio. Western
Pennsylvania. and West Virginia. The
professions was miles in length. There
was speaking from three stands, both in
English and German. Hester Cleimcr,
and Senator Thurman spoke.
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 2l.-A Convention
of colorcd citizens in mass meeting was
held tonight in the Court House Square.
Resolutions were adopted declaring want
of coufid nee in the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, because it is not in favor
of justice and equal rights fora'l.
OMAHA. Sept. l6.-Dispatches say that
Spotted Tail with one thousand Sioux are
starting for the Reservation near Fort Ran
dali. Gen. Augur is personally superin-
tending matters.
DENVER, Sept. l6.-A dispatch reports
further Indian raids aud the formation OF
companies and scouting parties.
Fort WALLcE, Sept. ia rport
waa brought to-day that a party Of % In.
dams cammitied depreciation within half .
mile Of Pond Greek City. A little later
another messenger reported band Of q
hundred Iudisns ssamp-ded 1900 bead Of
stock within sigh, Of Pond City. This
drove passed yertcr.lay on its way TO Cali
fernia- II beloagrd TO about IS Texans
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