The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-13

[Dl['.AiY, NAY Is, 1870.
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The following ass he pazacahss 4 Dsp-
atv .. & Hasshal 6sorsy's dsasA, usatson.
ID By our special oosssspeadsat. He ~
formerly Of Montana:
"From Hr. Hsbes ?. Kimball, Of this city,
md Mr.. Edward Hunter; Of 0ranssville, ws
have obtained the following pazticulass Of
The manner In which Captain Storey met his
end. Hs and xr. Car.isan put
up at M: Huntsr's house In 0raa,svills, on
Sunday night; met lfr. Kimhal there, and
inquired what time be would return 70 town,
when the latter replied, about II O'Clock
next morning. Captain Storey remarked hs
would be ready 70 return about he sane
time He and Mr.. Carrisan started about
Z O'Clock, having kept the mature Of their
errand secret Horz they found in tho
corral attending to h,s hoessa Dspsty
Marshal Storey pulled out The warrant s.d
Deputy Sheriff Carriean drew his revolver
and cooked It When the Deputy 1arIhal
cs0neacsd ssadin9, 1oss seljea - - Wils
Tor his pistol, and Cazsigsn slishsly tuznsd
his head. Hors jumped q him and ssissd
the pistol, but not until Carrigan had fired
one shot, the bali grazing Hoss's abdomen.
He obtained the pistol and shot swies q
Captain Storey, the hrst bah passing In q
the left breast and raasing down 70 the
backbone, about the short RIB; The sseoad
under the left shoulder and through - Tie
right breast The murdsred nAn fell On
his facs. 80 ..
Carrigsn being unasmsd, ran, and Hors
shot twios at him, one bullet passing under
bis arm and through his ooat sleeve. Car1i.
gan ran to the house Of Mr. Riley Jsdd, .
Mormon with whom Capt. Storey was &C.
quanted; went into Judds bedroom, and
asked him 70 get up and assist him, ~ eto-
rey was shot Mr.. Judd jumped out Of bed,
dressed rapidly. got . buggy and went up
to Horz's corral, put the body In the buggy
and took it down to Social Hall q Grants.
vile 70 await au inquest Constable A. II.
Hale Was called on, who summoned posse
of Mormon citizens, and Deputy Sheriff
Carrigsn, Constable Hale and posse, seven
in oil, started in pursuit Of the murderer.
Horz had nearly IN hours start of them,
having left immediately after committing
the deed. He saddled his horse, took bio
own revolvers and those Of Captain Storey
and Mr. Canissn, and went south toward
Box Elder Greek aad into the mountaina
About mile on the road hs called stahouse
and borrowed . gun, saying hs was going to
shoot rabbits.
A jury was empannelsd and IN inquest
held, when verdict was returned thas the
deceased came to his death BY two pistol
shots at the hands Of Albert 81. Hawa In.
tense excitement prevailed q orantsville,
such an occurrence never having happened
in thas neighboshood bsfoca Capt ssessy's
body Wa brought into town By 1sssra H.
P. Kimball, Edward Hunter and William
Rydalch, the two latter citizens Of Grants
villc. .s -'.
Captain Storey was thirty one years o.
age. He was born In Ohio, close to th<
border line with Virginia, and not for frou
Parksrsburg In the latter State. At sn early
age he moved n Missouri, and from tlal
State entered the volunteer service, during
the war, - private. After four years ot
honorable service he came out - Captain
Of volunteer. He came West IN 1853 and
went to Montana, coming the came fall 4
Utah. He again entered Government en-
ploy, and was % occupied for year and I
half. He then engaged In mining opera
tions in Bingham Canon, and subsequently,
went East Returning West again whs'
J. NJ. Orr, Eaq, was appointed Mazshal TO
this Territory, Captain Storey became Dep
uty Marshal, which hs continued u be ul
till his tragic and melancholy death. HI
IVES . brave, enesgetic and efficient oflcer
and the respect entertained Tor him We
manifested yesterday In the large and n
spsctabls cortege that escorted his remain
70 the Camp Douglas Cemetery.
His murderer, Horn or Haws, came I
U,ah q one Of the Nevada volunteers u1ds
General P. e. Conner. t=a 81"
Since the above was In type, word reache
this city that Haws had made circuit an
came hack within nix miles Of 0rantsvilk
where be sent some boys 70 tell his wife tha
he wanted to go her. Some 1osmou
learned Of the fact and surrounded The dsa
perado in The bush.r He fired % then
hittinx man named W. Ivel, In the Srota
woundins him Il ID be3eivsd fatally; an
another named !. epsagus, in ths arm.
third vas slightly wounded Haws VI
killed Literally riddled with ballssa d
Andesson started yesterday evening % 2
tend on The wouaded men. The paztaa
after Hawes are still out oa ~ hsat bGa
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