The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-07-22

Reported Tor the "Nosw Novth.vvo Test,
srw. U. TELEGRAPH Co.'S. 4. wILLEr. OPERATOR
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New York News.
New York. 1L-There IA little additional to say
IN hospitals and the dllapdatcd condition Of the ito
wndows 10 the locality q the dgh. there would
The funeral Of the late Sergeant Wyatt and Henry
two members Of the 9th regiment. who fell at the
posts OF duty and also the funerals Of some seven
eight rioters 10 not likely that the latter will
inclined to cultivate closer acquaintance with tn
military than they can help. but i will do them
harm to know that Il Il understood orders to hay
their muskets shOtted.
TUNED out today, TO bury one Of their number. kile
IN the fight on 9Th avenue Crowds Of people yaihe,
I'd along the sidewalk TO witness the significant pa
gcaut:
Policeman Mccoy assaulted and dangeruusl
wounded this morning. while pairuing his heat, b
some person unknown, but supposed u be uibcrn
Six more wounded died to-day at the different hoe
pitfalls. making 40 victims In all.
Many reporters for daily journals were on Wedncs
day. sworn In special police and did good service
Miscellaneous.
Boston. IA recent vote in Massachusetts on tn
question 0f selling malt liquors. showed the fOllOwin.
result: Total number Of cities and towns no pro
hbting sale by vote Of mo-" 81 by not voting r.
~ tie vote total towns where ale is prohibited s6
places where sale IL prohibited by vote Eyes :" 30
not heard from, B.
Chicago. i4.-John Hie., an old and we,lknow,
place Monday last, by jumping Of The bridge into tn
Illinois river.
4 terrible hurricane occurred At st.: Jo+eph. Mi
down IN all part. Of the city four or Ave person
were killed by lightning and falling tmbers, and man
more o, srs severely injured Loss to property is
Five Persons were poisoned one fatally near Ce-ro
Gordo, Illinois by drinking hitters supposed to b
made with snake root but which through error Of tn
druggist were found to be aconite-a deadly poison
4 fire early this morning In Mssons, Knox county
Illinois, destroyed - business houses. Loss. $4,000
! Nashville sn. extensive rolling mills Of IT.
snccessfu In the State was totally destroyed BY ar,
this morning. Iosr, $a5,ooo
Saratoga Races.--I.ongfellow King Of tn,
Turf...One Mile in $40.
Saratoga, A-Thcrc was m immense attendance a,
cup, Tor ali ascs $50 entrance. and a 600 added 81
miles, was one of the most exciting contests
witnessed. There wee ~ entries. I.onpfelow took
creased his advantage four lengths com ng in une,
pnl on the easy slope: King Fisher ID. L0ngfrllow
made the first mile In lao the hest time ever mad. H.
Fabulous sums were staked on I.ongfeow. and after
the rst mile bets were freely offered on him 10 to
Time Of the race. 4.02A.
Two Very Good Indians.
81. Louis, 1.-THE Fort Sill Fra Of July Sd, learns
from Deputy y. 8. Marshals McLennon and Bacr,
that satantn and Big Tree, Kiowa chiefs, who were
and sent to Austin Texas attempted to escape from
prison and actually released themselves from their
.hactle: BY gnawing the flesh from their hands and
icet, but were Uncovered and shot dead. Marshals
McI.ennon and Bacr report that the people Ut the
Iexas border are very uneasy lest there may be gen
crsl outbreak OF the reserve Indians on the settle
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Death Of 'sTad" Llucolr.
Chicago, 1s.-Thon,as Lincoln, universally known
A. Tad, youngest son OF ex-Prosideut Lincoln died
THE morning At the Clifton House, in this city where
from The hines. winch dc.th
was OF plenritc nature, and the result OF severe
cold taken shortly after bis arrival here Tho disease
some days .ipce reiuquished nearly ali hopes Of hir
recovery. His remains have been removed to the
house Of his brother Robert Lincoln who resides here
they will be taken to Springfield for interment in Oak
kgc Cemetery. whore his father Il buried Deceased
wnr 70 his i%h year and was young man Of great
whc'med with grict.
The wharton.K etchum Murder In Baltl.
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Baltimore, In the Criminal Court Of Baltimore
~ Elizabeth wharton Srst Tor murder Of General
W. Scott Ketchnm, by administering tartar emetic or
some other poson, on or about the ssth Of June 1871
murdc! Eugene vanpess, in similar manner. There
were eighteen witnesses before the Grand Jury suonr
iss% a. no :sG H. g. E9y0Is ;:. y. aa
md b. AIKEN Professor q Chemistry IL lie tnve,
MY Of Baltimore. The Grand Jury was composed Of
sQme q the most inducDtial ctizepe, Balto one Of
e case i not basbe the Sss H.; Yin He1 sses x
Wharton Into custody this afternoon. The case Gre
atcs mush e1citenent
80 II J Prcicrs Hanging. /. ! !
st. Louie, 16-Patrick Burke, convicted Of murder
somc months seo end sentenced to be hung the last
q THIS month, brit whose sentence was commuted by
lays since brought before the criminal court yes
70 s e "fee the ss.s end
s. between the court and tho prisoners lawyer, that
natter. '~ WV '''
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:, Washington, 1s--taptain Tallcacrc, Captain in
Mics, testified before the Ku-Kiux Committee to-day
and mum WV %p SSsn'' rs.s eoS T. az
attended te or four meetings OF It. although he had
never taken the required OATH The supposition Of
4 ,s Rrssent vas that be was membe! Of the Ku
ain Of tho band. who can swcar In members. His |
friends and neighbore MI belonged 10 the hand Wit
ness gave the committee dctnir Of Organizations.
. . Etps &c. On ono occasion BE- went on the
q nd win the band and was present at the whipping
,, scvefM colored mem but aftcr this did not 20 any
more the object was to obtain entire control Of the
negrocs and make them vote their leaders reourpd
prosecution has Or would be instituted m that
o0nty. No one dare prosecute He has been 4 Wit
ere before the Grand Jury 1t Oxford and on hjs ter
mony several members Of the Ku-Klux were indicted.
. Miscellaneous.
BALTIMORE, lM-Asn. Wharton was arrested THU y.
H. W Marshal Gray, and taken 10 JAIL where she =.
cctcd m empty cell which she was permitted to fnr
lts IN tho patnest manner and her daughter aloveA
he prtytkcr oe remaining With her during the even
9g. While the case has shocked the entire commu-
NY sne deepest sympathy b manifested Tor tie
New York. 10 -Edward JalFner, 4 member NJ the
Nh regiment, was detained u the Filth Avenue Hotc
N tho 18th, by stcness Ut Ne wife ne va tsrrihv
Q day comments upon bio absence from Tie poet a
LANCER he became excited and cut bis throat from esr
o chr, expiring instantly.
Omecfs q t6c Irish Br paSs Association he,d meet
mr. hthc Aetof House today and adopted rceoiutions
,clhnfnC the events Of the l1Gh and dcnouncinv ~
andcSOns amy tntmatiOns assertions that tho crat
'ody Of Irish citxens Ut New York . In any manner
c&poneibc Tor the occurrence. they have
zen 20 evidence that the trouble was such e coui6
ict nave becn suppressed By the civil power. m
therefore hNlievN m