The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-26
American lneofllGonCo.
NOON DESPATCHES.

MEXICAN TROUBLES-WHITE CITIZENS SHOT
DOWN BY NKaROEs-ExTRNsIvE FOREST
FIRES THE MORMoNs. THREATEN TO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BUSINESS IN
CHICAGO TERRIBLE RIOT BETWEEN
OH1NAh1EN AND 4 AMERICANS s--BRUTAL
MURDER-wEsTP POINT TDIsMIssALs-MA11
ARRANGEMENTS GRANTS, Ao.
SALT LAKE, October 24-In the Haw-
klns case, the defendant asks release, on
the ground that the. verdict was illegal,
because; 1t fails to specify the nature or
extent OF the punishment. The motion
was over-ruled and sentence deferred
until Saturday: Polygamists are ex-
Cited over HAWKING fate. bnt the Nor
mons talk peace, provided Brigham is
CHIoAao, October q. The Bank Of
Montreal has: decided to establish a
can be built, The Chicago Journal an.
pears this afternoon in a new dress.
Many Ohicagox banks located in the
South division ate Establishing branches
in the West Divisiont m
The Two political parties in lhis city
and CPunty1 ~fnyiew Of stha present con.
dltion' OF affairs glowing but 81 the fiSe,
are trying to unite upon union ticket
for oily aud County officers, to be voted
for two weeks q hence. each Having q
share ln the municipal Offices; D, a.;t
The, Chicago. volunteers, who have
been doing patrol duty sihce tic Gre.
were mustered but bf service, to-day, by
order OF Gen. Sheridan. 3. / !arsr,,Y o+
The coroner's jury; in the Grcsvenor
case say that Grosvepb bf. was. shot with
out sufficient cause. Treat has been
arrested. The verdict supplemented
that Treat supposed he was acting Under
orders OF those:who placed hi m oIi guard.
HAnR1HpqHa;;i FAi, October 24:N NzThe
mountains above Dsuphin] haye.bean on,
ire since Friday. and tho b6Iroi6udin6
country is filed with smoke, q q e
DETROIT. October 25 They Michigan
State Relief Committee issuss al appeal. !.
which states that from IL, 600 to $4,000
people IN that State have lost everything.
Ihe Old fires are still burning and new
ones are springing up. Money aud sup
Pnes may be sent direct to the Michigan
Relief Committee, Chicago. 10
New York, October 25.-The Daunt-
less beat the Lavonia, Yesterday. in
eleven minutes and three seconds. It
was challenge race for a fifty guinea
cup, forty miles.
BALFnfoRE. October 25. 1T is under
stood the House of Bisbops passed the
canon on ritual as repofted by the Joint
comhittee-vote "a to 49,. = 81
SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.-Bill Rus.
sell, another escaped prisoner from Ne.
vada,, wass captured while endeavoring
to ship for foreign port.
Geo. q. Cannon, Mormon leader,
says II convictions continue, the Nor
mons will burn all they have and make
another exodus, as they did from Iii.
nois. .Eg tt.I5
At Los Angeles, fight occurred in
the Chinese quarter. Otfioer Bilderon
attempted to arrest a Chinaman. for
shooting another; he was resisted, and
he called on Robert Thompson, citizen.
to assist him. The Chinese opened Gre
on both OF them: Thompson fell and
died Immediately Officer Bilderon wns
shot, but escaped on horseback. A mob
soon collected and attacked the whole
Chinese quarter, but were resisted by
the Chinese. 500 armed men surround
ed the Chinese quarter to prevent any
from escaping; fifteen Ohinnmen we're
hanged by the mob and their houses
hred; the hrc, however, was extinguish.
ed. tttH.tY e..,lf'5, 7' a ''er' :.
9P. NJ. Order Of Los Angeles bas
been partially restored by the authori.
1859 ~ AASAot o1oONldu6u uaS TAX en-
place. Several Cinnamon have been
arrested and are lodged in JAIL
BosToN, October 25.-Kate Leon.
aged eighteen, was found in Western
avenue with her hend crushed. There
were signs OF q struggle, but no clue to
the perpetrator, p 9fii
SAVANNAH, October 25.-Advices from
Blnffton, 8. O., state that De Montmollin,
Kent and Slyer, wounded and captured
by negroes on DeMontmollin's planta.
ton, are d prisoners under warrant
issued by Robertson, colored Justice
OF the Peace. They are to be taken to
Beaufort for trial, when sufficiently re-.
covered from their wounds. It is be-
tlleved Slyer is mortally wounded. They
we're captured by a negrn constable.
named Middleton. notoriously bad
oharactfr the terror of the whites Of
the pei8hborhood. The prisoners are in
private houses, under medical treatment
there being no jail in Bluffton. Ko.
bertson ,is violent carpet-bugeer and
ex.preacher from Connecticut. DeMont.
Amollin's offence was an attempt to re-.
cover his lands and collect his rents from
negro tenants, who refused either TO INV
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