The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-08-20

w. ~ ~ VNuO0uoy ciBuVS uhu SuOy
sent for reinf0rcements, and on Thurs
day . full company under command
OF Col. Bentine went over, and the
latest report was that Bentine has
come on Indians who had some ten
or fAeen Womens.h surrounded in
house and that 3 hxi driven the
Red Skins ava n HesS IRE Terobable
tho same ludin1 no 4te n muir
dering and pn1l Cktihla ths = Sbutra
gee Oh Solpihpn sfeeks
Ths sxtesA ive E:aSr Is mas factory
shops Of tho N ORTIZ NJ issoaff r. X,
westside north OF Main, between Palm
ard Harrison stss in the northern
part ofthe city was totally destroyed
by fire tonight, together with . mum.
Der of finished and unfinished cars. -
A large quantity bt Material sAad h.li
the machinery and tools used in the
shops were, lost, Estimated az one
hundred 10 one hundred and, jAfty
Thousand dollars. Insured about sew
enty-fve,th6usand dollars. ID 4.
Gen Carl Schurz, whose name has
been mentioned in. connection with
the candidacy 70 congfess from tho
second district Of this State, writes
to q democrat that he is not nor will
be be under any circumstances eau
didate for ahylofficeodN
The funeral If Ms. Senator Trlum-
Bull yesterday, was largely attended.
President j ohnson eand Secretaries
Seward, Browning, and Kendall, were
Cen Rav,,:lins, Gen. Grant's, ,chieef
Or staff, ii quite ill from hemmorhAge
Of the lungs. is1t sar9d guiia9ait
iIoAlbany, il7s
In view ofthe continued apprehen.
sion of the cattle disease, Gov. Fen
tonphas been summoned to the Exec
utive Chamber; Lewis Wallen, of
Buffalo, John Stanton Guvell, Of Col
umbia, and Gen. Patrick, Of Geneva,
constituted the Board Of Cointniss-
toner's, for the projection hof' cattle
from destruction byinfectioub disease
Iet s.ie4la il Boston, Aug. 1o.i
Hon. George 81 PendletonI arrived
| in town yesterday, Late in the eve
ming the Constitutional Democratic
Club gave him serenade at the Par
ker House. He returned thanks iii
. few remarks, during which he said
that he was on his way. ia, Maine,
to take psrtin the political campaign
| in that State. There was q large as
semblage present. '!1ss s'lt 'iiE ss71
y 81 'i'5R i'f st. Louis, 49,
Latest advicss from Kansas are
that the Indians have left solomon
Valley and quiet is restored ilfmu
| Now York, Aug. 49,
| EARLY yesterday morning officer
Crittenden was assaulted BY 2 gang
| of rowdies at the corner Of Prince
and Mercer sts., and on bis being re.
inforced, D sharp fight ensued, the
Policemen drove off their opponents
who were led; by three mcmbers Of
the Allen family, into the ST. Der
nard House, where they opened up
on the officers, with revolver fire.
Be- ween 80 and 40 shots were fired
between the parties but no one
known 10 have been seriously injured
| Wesly Allen and VIM Scott, two pl
| the assailants were crrried of to the
| station house aud released on bali
during the day Allen took a sol mr.
oath 3bciorei leaving court that iht
would kill Grittenden. 6aa e3gls
H. The, Supreme court yesterday rs
| sued attachments against AL mem
bers Of tue board of councllmcn. RIO
| quiring the Sheriff to arrest then
4 and bring them before the court thi,
mroning for contempt in not obey
ling Mandamds, directing that Ivan-
Pefly, O'Brien, Lamb and HeDrickl
be admitted to seats as members %
the board. .b ~ ia ,ast is"
i fsF Chicago, August 10.
A The August meeting ut the Dex-
ter park opens this afternoon, hav
ling been postponed from yesterday
ION account of the heayiness Of TIL
track, 4... fs,le, XII as,,s.,y ID, =
New Orleans, 10.
4 Gen. Buchanan has issued the fol.
lowing ORDER: lo eEsai.EA
Officers commanding District De.
tachments and Post, will be goveren
de by the following: il'r'st'f''st
aDirect6 every Off1cAf will kapn him