Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-03

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NENrHrs. Sept. ss.-1be Acaiaaehe's
tempt. By sheriff and his posse. tn arrest
a negro desperate in that viciaity, Who
made . desperate resistance. lie sevsrly
wounded the sheriff aud several others,.
and escaped to the woods. Soon AFTER.
nearly one hundred m-u. secured the woods
and succeeded in finding the niger, whom
they hung to a tree.
Gen. &c. Hindman. formerly Of the
Confederate army, was assassinated while
sitting in bis house amidst his family a.
Helena. last evening. He was smoking
his pipe. The left hand. which was heidi
ing the pipe, was carried away bya charge
of buckshot. A man who formerly served:
under Hindman has been arrested on sus--
picion.
NEWARK. Sept. 2s.-Four English.
miners were instantly crushed 70 death on.
Thursday by the falling in Of a shaft in the
iron mine at Mount Hope, New Jersey
They were buried on Sunday. An i'm
m-nse crowd of miners attened the funeral.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.-The Pitcher
Tunnel on the Missouri Central Railroad
caught fire some days ago and has since
been burning; it caved in yesterday and
buried two men. While the constructions
engine was backing up to the scene Of the
it ran over two hand cars near
Athens containing Is men, killing five
and seriously woundirg three others, two
of whom are not expected 10 recover
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-Th~ wrath
Of the negroes at Gov. Warmouth's veto
Of the negro equality bill is unbouaded..
and threats against his person are reported.
In the House, Mr.: Isabel, the colorsd
author of the bill, said that if Gov. War
mouth had been elected on the Democratic
ticket, he should not have been surprised
ut the veto, but was gu, prised that such -
document should come from . man elected
ON the radical republican platform. H"
thought the message very weak docu-
msnt and carried out certain principles Of
the Chicago platform, which be did not
approve. He said that when he should
see the colored men sitting in the halls ct
Congress. he should b. ready to exclaini;'
'.Oh! LORD, have lived to sea this saliva
ton. am ready to depart" Another
negro announced that It this bill breughe
on 4 conflict, let it come; the black man
was ready for it. The consideration Of
the veto was postponed until Monday.
LONDON. Sept, 26.-!Chs London T;,ses
has an article on tho designs Of the United
States on Mexico. It would approve Of
the absorption Of the country into the
American Union if It could be assured Of
two things. viz: the future Of Mexico and
the payment of her debt.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 26.-The Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows adjourned this
to meet next year Al San Fran
cisco.
CoxcoHD,- SEPT. 26.-Ex.Prssiasst
Pierce is very feeble. his nerves ere very
much shattered. and it 10 very deubstul
whether he will ever get about again.
WORCESTER, Nass.. Sept. 27.-Ths
dam Of the large reservoir in Barre. gavs
wav on Friday night. The food washe6
away several oshes daas. mills. bridges.
etc. The lss i many Aundrsd thessss4
dollars.
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