The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-15

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE bYNCHIHG AT
INV ALBANY, lNDIANA.-Ne1o Albany,
December l2.-About 3 o'clock this morn
irg Luther Written, Of the outside guards
:; the Jail, was met st the entrance by
Nrty OF men who presented pistols at him
demanding silence or death. Written shout
ed, however, but was seized, knocked down,
and informed if another shout was uttered
he should die. BY this time the jail office
was filled with men searching fer the keys.
Sheriff Fullenlovc, understanding the
situation, came down from his sleeping
apartment and gained the door leading TO
the grounds on the west side Of the Jail,
Here he was met by al armed force with
pistols directed at him. He exclaimed,
Gentlemen, don't shoot | am the sheriff"
One Of them, however, fired, the shot TEX
ing effect in the right arm, and inilicting
painful wound. The keys were demand
Cd, but he positively refused to surrender
them.
About dozen of the men then entered
Fullen!ovc's room, where. his wife lay in
hci, and demanded the jail keys Of her,
which she refused to give; but they found
them. Thomas Matthews, Of the inside
guard, was compelled to open the cells Of
the men the mob had determined TO hang.
Frank ard william Reno were the first vic
tins. They were dragged out and hung
alongside OF each other on the same pillars.
Simon Reno was then brought out, but he
fought the mob with great desperation,
knocking one or two down before he was
empowered and lett suspended between the
ceiling and the floor.
Charles Anderson was the last victim.
lie was heard to beg for the privilege OF
Irs! ing; but this request was refused, and
he was lung at the southwest corner Of the
jail.
After further threats Of killing the She
FI1 the mob proceeded to town, carrying
win them the jail keys. From the Jail to
me train armed men stood guard to prevent
any alarm being given. At 4 o'clock the
Train, with the entire party, consisting OF
from seycrty-five TO one hundred men.
started off.
They came well armed for the work.
!hey Intended to hang Il man named Clark,
the murderer of General Till, but they
concluded not TO DO SO, fearing to remain
long. The yigilants came from Seymour,
Ind, IN car by themselves attached to the
regular train.
Charles anderson and Frank Reno were
surrendered by the Canadian authorities
upon the solemn pledge of the United States
Government that they should have fair
Tlal, and if found innocent be returned to
Canada.
Indianapolis, December 12.-Allthe tele-
graph lines on the line Of the Jetf'ersonville
railroad we're found connected together and
fastened to the ground about half mile
north Of Seymour this morning. 1t was
supposed TO have been done by the Sey-
mour Regulators before going to New AL
Osny 10 lynch the Express robbers.
additional Particulars. LOuiSviNe, De-
Ccn6er 22.-Additional particulars OF the
tragedy at New Albany have been received.
The question whether person at the
Theatre has right to hiss an actor or
actress Ia token Of Interpretation of his
Or her performance is about 10 be legally
rested In New York, it seems, by some gen.
Yemen whom the police placed under ar
i re Tor Kissing Miss Lydia Thompson, at
"9olo Museum, Thursday evening. The
aC'lon Will take the form Of one for damages
"gainSt the managers of the theatre for
"eSEaS8 upon the rights of their patrons,
%i0 violation of the spirit which governs
t1 1 various acts Of Incorporation by which
PAGES OF public amusement Gre regulated
Inc latest fancy potato story is told OF
man IN Hubbardstown, VT, who bought
Sn ! eye of a ono. 4" potato for $40, and
iassed from it this season potatoes that ne
'oid Tor $3.50, and has three left. Eight
we're bought by one man for $500.
The Alexandria Gazette announces the