The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-17
The West.

o. October 80 Gov. Palmer wrote to Atty.
Gen. Bushnell, directing him to procure the
Indictment of Gen. Sheridan, Col Sherman
and others, engaged in unlawful proceed
ings, including the killing of Col. Grosvenor,
during the military occupation of Chicago.
.,.... Marshall Patrick is preparing an expe-
dition to follow and arrest Brigham Young.
Reliable reports are to the effect that Young
is moving southwark, having eleven wagons
and one hundred armed men, mounted ......
A young man named Martin was instantly
killed and another seriously injured, by a
falling wall, while working among the ruins
~ the Tribune building, in Chicago, on
Weduesday....A mob of men in disguise
recently attacked the Saline county, H.,
Jail, overpowered the jailor and released w.
T. and VIM. Pickering, who were in con-
fnement, awaiting trial, on charge of
murder.
AUGUST SrRINGARD, brakeman on the To-
ledo, Peoria and Warsaw railroad, was run
over and killed while attempting to get
upon the train near Meadows Station, on
Wednesday morning John Ware, twice
convicted Of murder in the second degree,
for killing his father, in Camden, n. j., has
been sentenced TO be executed on the 10th
OF December ..... The Chicago Times of the
Sd inst. SAYS: "There are $500 wooden
buildings in course of construction in the
burned district of the North Division, 600 in
the South Division, and $50 in tn West Di-
vision" AT Avon, Fulton county, I'll. on
the 22d ult, a young man named Amosa
Ransom was shot by a burglar, and died
NEXT evening....A bundle addressed to the
Superintendent of the State Fair grounds,
AT Du Quoin, H., was found to contain
large number of empty pocket books, which
had been stolen during the progress of the
fair.
ANOTHER detachment of regulars arrived
in Chicago on Saturday to assist (2) in keep
ing the peace of the city.....Four clerks of
Tho Internal Revenue Bureau at Washington
20 west to examine the accounts Of the col
Ieetors Of the several States. ....A Salt Lake
dispatch says a well-known Mormon, writing
from Beaver uoder date of Oct. 81, says
Brother Brigham arrived here this morn
ing. and after a rest of about five hours left
for Saint George, on the southern border of
The Territory. He was escorted by twelve
mounted men of the Nauvoo legion. l am
told" says the writer, that he has babe a
final adieu to Salt Lake City" This move
ment Of Brother Brigham is greatly gitat-
ing the minds of the people Whereabouts ......
The Mount of payments on money orders
al the Post Office in Chicago, on Wednesday
last, amounted to $4,000, the largest sum
ever paid in this way in one day in any city
Of the country outside of New York.
IMMENSELY rich silver mines have been
discovered eight miles from Prescott, Ari-
sona. The entire population is rushing out
10 secure claims ...... Advices from Southern
Arizona say a reign of terror exists there
The Indians and Sonorians are plundering
trains and ranches, and escaping into Mex
co with their booty.
The South.
A BOILER in the Vulcan Iron Works al
South ST. Louis exploded at about 10 o'clock
on Monday morning, and half an hour after
another blew up. James Enroy vas fatally
scalded and seven or eight others were more
or less seriously injured......The crew of the
Mississippi river steamer Mary Boyd mutt.
MED on Monday at Memphis, and attacked
the mate, who shot one named John Killou
a negro, twice, woundng him severely. Blu
for the arrival Of the police the mate would
have been murdered. Several Of the roter:
were arrest ted, but the ringleaders escaped.
Washington.
AN officer from Georgia has arrived il
Washington with warrant for the arrest o
Gov Bullock, on the charge of a misappro.
priation Of State bonds. It is said that
g, 900 900 or $4,000, 900 are involved".",The
President and Secretary of War and Gen
Sherman are engaged in rearranging the
military departments of the country.
The President has issued a proclamation
- Al. IL.