The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-05-06
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NV YSsk;, April ss-special dispatches ffom Wash
ingtou state there u almost certain prospect Of u
lnd1aa was. 5000 Sioux ars On IL war pa1h. N
sroops &c beans husrseA y III frontier 70 ss sh
tsisias esiaeS the 18th ,sgient, oGaesel 70 Sion,
0cssrT r11 " 0a tddsisd =
send every .y,iaaols recruit = Acs to Fort Leaveu
worth.
The estste of Hon, Anson Buliingame approxlna
ted to seaoOo in pessosa property: HE son b ID
ntniatEntes ."N bao.aeiQ. 94 La5.@is5k
Louisville, April se-The returns fron ~ dislzict
10 far received Indicate that the election has gon
Democratic by majority Of 1900 to 1900. 1
Peter Cooper, Vincent colyer, sydney Clark ant
others, held Piecan meeting In Cooper Institute,
r., April Is. y>.a ,..~--- h''5A -'-''
Ex-Judss A D Russell Of New York, died Of hear
disease, April &C. 5r TX .7'a'@ -. 81 ,
Governor Wood has rssigned The editosship Of thu
Brooklyn Union and has been succeeded by Theodor'
Tilton. ..... .rf.yg..rr.
A dispatch says Il 10 believed that General Lee,
health 10 falling He has gained some strength by hia
Southern trip. bat not enough to keep his fiiend'
from depending. ''s%-
Washington specials Say the trouble among the In.
dams of Dakota lies simply in the fact that the House
at ts Last session refused to pass appropriations to
carry out the treaties. ,e.t. ....-..
The stor, about ..O 600 Sioux on the war path" ID
ofncially ane cmphs.ically denied.
The 50 regiments Infantry, and one cavalry, called
BY the PROCLAMATION Of May 3d. 1851, are entitled
| to bounty under decision Of the Supreme Court.
| New York, April ss-A meeting Of property owners
representing SlO0 900, to-day denounced the
Arcade Railroad and called upon the Governor to veto
the bill II wss resolved that In Case Of ito becoming
law, tocentcst the matter In the matter In the courts
Commodore Vanderbilt, Alderman Barker. and scv-
cra others were arrested for fast driving in New York
few days ago and put in the station house.
Collector Patterson has received instructions from
the Secretary If the Treasury to tako possession Of Ill
the property sold in Washingtoa during the war fol
Cd in It E. 70; ,.-..,...,' rJy...' .s,ar,.,yS,,;
General Lee Is recovcsinS1 ext. r4grYdessi
fire in No. eOa State street, Chicago At midnight
April n destroyed property to the value Of sloOca
St. Louis, April es-The formal opening of the
South Pacific Railroad to Springfield, Missouri, oc'
ours on Tuesday, The track will be completed 6fty
miles west of Springfield within sixty days.
The House has appropriated $4,000 for portrait Of
General Thomas. t ....
terrible accident occurred It Richmond, Virginia
April q. in the Supreme Court Room of the CAPITOL
during important trial. The floor broke through,
and the entire was prccipitated into the Housc
of Delegates beneath. The following named persons
were killed; Haylctt . distinguished lawyer; DR.
Brooch, reporter for the Examiner; Eaton clerk to
Mayor Cahoon; Capt W Chartres, Chief of the Fire
Department; N A Howard, lawyer; A Levy. mcr-
chant; Chas Watson, Hugh uutehison and s G Webb,
Of this city, and brother OF General sehodsd. p II
Mawey, Senator Bland, (colorcdl and Powhattan Rob-
cs It is supposed that twenty members Of the State
Legislature were killed and wounded The judges OF
Appeals al escaped uaburt. Ex-Governor Wells was
badly injured; also, T II Chandler counsel for CAL
houn, James Mason anG Judge Meredith, counsel for
Ellison. About 200 persons were hurt by the accident.
The greatest excitement prevails Hundreds Of per-
sons arc in Capitol Square, weeping and waiting the
dead and dying are brought from the building. Gov.
Walker escaped unhurt, though on the court room
floor ut the time. ~ ~
Richmond, April s7-The accident in the court room
today resulted in the killing Of - pessonA inclading
many prominent citizeus In addition to those Al
ready sent, Dr. Blood editor Of the Enqurss,
ChasJ Gnesman Of. " ashiagton, Col r Wn"ss"s,
II Holey deputy " = ,Aarshai; also, . captain, SER
gsant and mise piates on poles duty in the buildisg
About $50 were wounded. including Ex-Gov. Wells.
RIBS broken and otherwise internally injured. Thomas
Eocock, exSpeakss U House Of Representatives
leg amputatcd. Judge Meredith and Mayors Cahoon
and Ellison were slightly injurcd. rysr" %. -
It IL believed that the Capitol will be abandoned
~ public inettution II was built in 17S2 The burn.
ing of the theatre I'm 1911 where asge number Of per
sons including many aies pershed u the only Dis
aster in the history Of the city that affords the ssht
ct parallel to this calamity. A'h--." =. "
LATER 1t 10 apparent that the calamity 70 much
greater than hiss yet bess reported The nubcr killed
will reached 60 and the nuznbsr Of wousded 10
known to be over 100 The scenes Of despair and an.
guisA IRE hea,trending beyond description. Thos 8
Baldwin, ono ot The wounded died 70 day. The body
az the colorsd sspatsr, Bland sent home today, was
followed 10 the depot BY the white and eolope6 nam-
hers Of the Senate Ex-Governor Wells Is better. I"
Senate. S9th-Wfl;ams from Comnnittee ON North
crn Pacific Railroad. reported the bill with amend
mesits The bin authorizes the Southern Minnesota
railroad to connect with the Northern Pacific ""t
The Supreme Court Of Appeals settiedths Kichmond
Nayoraty BY giving the oleos to Ellison. hrs sasi
Gen. Candy has issued crtcrs rclinlaishng cum.
mand OF the Department Of yirEiuia. Che General
and his staff left for Washington. ,.: .,r,.g,.t
Smith, GO years cd. killed his wife with an axe, in
quarrel At Little val'e5, New York, April ~.
Eva, daughter Of Admiral Dshlsrens died hat satur
chieaeo, Apil oo-rae 1rino.. con..i.u.ion.;l Con.
vention yesterday adopted the amendment 70 the tin
ofzights peovidingi that the General Assembly may
abolieh the G,and Jury. I@gj eco .'y@a3 W..
Ceatral u,inois had heavy frost last Friday night
In the Senate, May I'd, q bill to make up the dea-
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