The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

gents tried by that body.
American lntolli0enco.
NOON DISPATCHES.
INDIAN oUTRAdEs-MARINE DISASTERS
MEXICAN MATTERS OF DIFF
F1OULTIRS BRTwEEN ENGLAND AND THE.
UNITED sTATEs-FATAL ACCIDENT AT NJ
AqARA A,FALLs-REPoRT OF SUE. B.KUKLux
ooMAHTTEE ON SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIRS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR GEN. ULRIoH
TAX ON DAddMa AND ROPE TO BE RI
FUNDED-REPUBnIoAN ANPow-wow-FATAI,
RIOT, &C., Au,
ST.-LoUIs. july :26.-Wm. MacMoore.
an escaped Indian captive, has arrived
overland at st. Joseph; with the details
OF one OF the most bloody Indian out
RACES OF the year.. About tue middle of
June he started from. Paw Valley, Texas.
with thirteen other drivers OF Black
11fns Government. train, for Fort Sill.
Indian Territory. About s O'Clock on
the evening OF the 26th nlt., while cross
Ing stream abont thirty miles East of
Fort Sill, they were suddenly attacked
py lou Cheyennes and white despera-
does a battle followed, lasting a few
minutes. Seven teamsters were killed,
one was wounded and the rest were cap
tured. The Indians tomahaaked and
scalped the wounded, and took Mac
Moore, John Jones, Thomas HAYWARD.
Henry Brown and Harry Jackson, and
another, prisoners. They bound them
and sent them to the woods under guard.
What disposition was made of the trnin
is not known. The day after the battle
one OF the party attempted to escape and
was killed and scalped. They marched
ior,two dnys In Northerly direction.
and, on Friday. they halted, tied Jones
and Hayward to q stake, cut on. their
tongues, Topped off their ears and other
wise tortured them, in the presence of
other prisoners, and then burned them
TO death. Browp, MacMoore and jack
son determined to nuke an attempt to
escape. a lew nights after, while the
Indian guards were drunk and the rain
had loosened their cords. one got free,
stole q knifefrom o sleeping savage and
freed his companions. This. was on the
9th inst, After marching some days
nearly naked they were fed by friendly
band OF Pottowattamies. They reached
Fort Riley on tho 18th, nearly exhaust
gu, ana MacAioore. proceeding to Lea
venworth ON foot. took rail to st. Jo-
seph. where he has friends. He de.
clares that one-fourth OF The band were
white desperadoes, under Stanley, the
Eastern Texas outlaw. They are dressed
as savages and participated in the cruel
ties with Indian zest. They had also
with them as captives Mrs Bowman. of
Gaudaloupe Mountain, Texas. and a
beautiful white girl named Emma Bailv.
II is supposed the band belongs 70 the
tribe who made demonstration on Fort
Sill during Sherman's visit. Mac
Moore's credibility 10 vouched for by re-
pntable citizens Ut ST. Joseph. -.
New YonK, July 15.-The Posi- savs.
"Thirty-three Onban cigar dealers. rep.
resenting $50, 900 OF capital. have
combined to prosecute persons illegally
using foreign brands"
The Donan has arrived with nearly
$60O. 600 in specie. She goes to Europe
tomorrow. .740-t:.EI 80,
Ihe schooner off Barnaget, which
caapsized, with six men clinging to her
side, was the Isaac Hinokley. from Jane
River. Va. No word has been received
from her, and it is apprehended that the
captain and Grew were lost. ~
James W. Firehock, who was. shot in
the riot OF the 18th, is dead, making the
total deaths f1fty-two.
LoUIsvrLLE, July 29.-Genersl J. T..
Boyle is dead: aged 6fty-three.
New YORK, July 20.-The schooner
Ct. "A. Conklin is reported forty-five
miles on Barnegat, ON her beam ends
and tal! OF water: her fore-mast gone.
NEW York, July 20.-At meeting Of
the Executive Com mitteo OF the Texas
Pacific Railroad, yesterday, q PROPOSE
ton from tho Southern Pacific Railway
Company, with reference to the sale Of
the two roads to the Texas Pacific Rail
C1TY OF Mexico. Inv IA o;o Mr..
MoRAs. The United States Consul saws.
Notwithstanding tho strong editorials Of
the Siglo, Dias y Nouere, and other m.
Pers. no revolution is expected. Tie
difficulty between Juarez and the majo-
rlty OF tho deputies and electors Is de-
creasiDg. and the election of n nriest
will probably pass into Congress. Both
parties express confidence in the resuit.
should such be tho case Affairs ia Pm.