Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-31
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..fs., .f,1I,, rcr,s BALTIMORE, Oct 80.
Willis distilleIy was burned yesterday.
1903 f3'SG The Turf Edteea'Ls
nc 'at4@i' E-op WORCESTER, Oct. 80.
The fall race meeting here was poorly
attended to- day. The double team race
was won, by BeIlel iStoekland and mate,
over Warmish and mate, who won the sec-
ond heat ard Ulbridge and mate and Light
and mate, both distanced the first heat
The best time made was 2:3715. ,baIsfes
20 In the race for horses that never trotted
better than three minutes, s.. Hoges of
Boston, won over four competitors.
Radicas Reports of Troubles in
New Orleans - EIectiOneerins
,di III t,iu, New ORLEANS, Oct, 29.i /
Last night armed bands of Democrats
patrolled the streets, and negroes We're shot
down. The remaining Republican club
rooms and some residences were sacked.
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concealed. Large numbers have been kill !
ed here and in st. Bernard, and%mob law
has ruled, but, no United States soldiers
have. fired a gun. This morning the news
papers demand the Immediate resignation
of the State officers, the departure of carpet
baggers, and that the laws which, ,doSnot
suit them shall be- strample under foot.
Governor Yarmouth does his uty molly,
amid dangers aud difficulties. This after
noon Gen. Rousseau told the Police Board
to remove Superintendent Williamson and
appoint General Steedman, or take care of
themselves They complied. and General
Steedman is reorganiZing the police by
superseding the Republicans. The excite
ment is intense, but less demonstrative this
evening. General Rousseau publishes an
address, saying that he will support GEN
erai Steedman in preserving the peace.
General Rousseau's course favors the Rev
olusionists. SO alA5 % s'ssF sssys5t tas ssssEA
els Nx a. ANEW ORLEANS, Oct. a.
Tonight General Steedmaro Withdrew
his resignation and is now in charge of the
police. Intense excitement prevails at the
City Hall, and fears are expressed that
trouble may come of the failure otthe rebel
Tom, Adams to get the position which he
coyets. ,,y,,-,,-E .,..,i,gs So s,.-st
And Another, from Georgia.
- - AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 29,z
In the, Superior Court of this State on the
26th, Colonel Akerman, one Of the Repub-
lican' electors, stated to the court thatlhe
desires postponement of the cases which be
was interested in. on account, of being un-
able to stay at the hotel because large
number of citizens had protested to his
landlord against receiving him as a; guest,
be being politically, obnoxious. oToembs
Objected to the postponement,u but Judge
Andrews said he deeply regretted the state
of things. It,was mortifying to learn that
such feeling existedin the circuit. A nom
resident attorney must stay somewhere in
the place.. He would not require of Mr..
Akerman an impossibility. Therefore he
granted the applications. 20 sat@A sisf so
And StilI Another from AIabama.
sas3iHtss.S0 eNs 81 NEW YORK, Oct. 30. .
The Tribnne's speciaiSfromN Demopolis,
29Jh, says: While. we,twere ycanvassing
Choctaw and Sumter counties, several
daring attempts were made by armed mobs
to assassinate us. We were threatened
with hanging in Choctow and at CASTOR.
IN Sumter the carriage containing US was
fired upon and hit several times. Double.
barreled guns and revolvers were used.
This occurred in the daytime, in the streets
of the town. We saved our lives by fast
driving.l The Republican canvassers have
been similarly treated in other sections OF
the State. 3 We can have no fair election in
many counties without the presence of
United States troops. .GI0EUE Z
[SignedI GEO L.. HARRINGTON, -,
80" o, 's'- '''''o7 Speaker of the House. -,
p. .E,PENN1NGToN. 's'9a
,aasaA lrzs-so .ZLzE State Senator.
Another One from New Jersey.
- 90 NEWARK, Oct. 30.
While the Democratic torchlight pro-.
cession last night was passing Governor
Wards house, his gardener was truck
with club and seriously injured. Toe
windows were crushed in with cudgels and
lanterns, The houses of some prominent
Republicans were saluted with groans.-
The Post saloon, near market street depot
was ransacked and robbed of cigars and
refreshments. Mrs. Burns'7 saloon,a on
Market street. was also stripped of its
contents, which was carried off by party
OF ruffians from Jersey City.
Cars Burned
5Jg} 92 - BosroN, Oct. 80.
I A fire this morning destroyed one of the
car houses of the Boston and Albany Rail-
road Company, located between Albany
street bridge and Harrison Avenue, with
the contents. The cars destroyed consisted
of two drawing room cars, a mail car, one
or two baggage cars and six or eight pas
senger cars. The loss is one hundred thou
sand dollars. ia1 sdt ~ s-- ~. DIN
American Missionary Association
k .Ta75@I1+ SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Oct. 80.
5Thesmeeting of the American Mission
ary Association has continued all day,
closing at 8 o'clock this evening. Gen
Howard, Col. Baker, of Ca, DR.. Wallace,
OF Manchester, and many others have
spoken with effect. The, array of facts
presented show that a new civilization
had become an existence in the South. The
Association has had 10000 children in its
schools and 100000 are in other christian
schools. The Association must have $780,
600 the coming year. -
Indian Expedition. }fk
-zEAa g sST. LOUIS. Oct. 80.
ASanta Fe, New Mexico, dispatch says
An important Indian expedition is now or
ganized in this territory, which will soon
start from Fort Bascomb, on the Canadian
river, to operate against the Indians COM
mittings depredations in Kansas and Colo
rado the past few months. Tue command
will consist of six companies of the Third
Cavalry. one or two companies OF the
Thirty Seventh Infantry, together with
between two and three hundred Utes and
Apachee Indians, all under the command
of Col. Evans, of the Third Cavalry.
Propeller Bnrned.
u DETROIT, Oct. 80.
The propeller Congress, which left Buf-
falo on the 22d for Chicago, loaded with
railroad iron and salt, ran on a reef Ghree
miles west of Thunder Bay Light, on the
9th, and leaking Immediately, she was
scuttled by the crew, who went ashore in
small boats. About an hour after aban-
donment she was discovered to be on fire