The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC.


NEW. YORK, July ia large Grove
assembled at the Jefferson Market Pc
lice Court, this morning, to attend thu
trial of prisoners arrested yesterday a.
rioters. Justice SiIadIey presided ana
disposed of the following cases: Pat
rick Hogan, committed for trial at tbs
Court of General Sessions for stand.
ing on the steps of the 9th precinct pc.
lice station and appealing to tbs
crowd 10 rescue the prisoners; arrested
for rioting ;; Jno. Hendricks, Thomas
Oniel, Francis Keet, committed for tri.
al for participating in riot. A large
number of persons win be arraigned
this afternoon ON the charge of being
concernd in the riot
OF the wounded brought to Belle.
ven hospital last night, four. died this
morning. All parts of the city has
been quiet to-day, and the police. do
not apprehend any further disturbance.
The riot yesterday is the chef topic OF
conversation, and the conduct Of the
police and militia is highly praised by
all respectable citizens. While the Kill.
ling Of innocent persona by the fire of
the troops is particularly regretted, no
blame is attached to the latter on ac-
count Of the occurrences as from the
nature Of the case it was perhaps una
voidab1e. The 84th had orders to fire
before piece was discharged.
LAS r. M.-Rumors have just reach
ed police headquarters that lighting is
going on at the Beulevards. Both troops
and police have been sent to the scene
of the disturbance.
There are 100 scouts out this morning
rho report every half hour to the near
est STATEN house. Everything goes to
show that the iabofers are at work, and
that no trouble may be apprehended
to-day. The majority of the Goth regi-
ment were locked up in their armory
all day yesterday. A small detachment
was sent out but their behavior was
very bad and they afiiiiated with the
rioters. AS soon as this became known
the doors of the armory were locked
and barred. Gen. Shaler and staff are
still at their post, where they will re-
main till noon. Everything in fact
points to complete restoration to or
der. The streets in the neighborhood
of the morgue at Bellevue Hospital
were this morning densefy crowded
with interested and curious spectators
many of them IN quest of their friends.
The mum Der of corpses In the morgue
this morning was %, aud of these 20
were Unidentified and permits given by
Coroner Y ouhg for their removal. The
other six still remain. The bodies lay
in collins which were placed in rows
along the yard attached to the dead
house, and the crowd was allowed to
pass round to see ifaHy of the dead
were their friends. About I, eco peo-
pie must have passed in this way.
NEW York, July IA The Tribune's
Washington correspondent telegraphed
last night that there is the best authori-
ty for the report that the Internal Rev
enue muddle was settled yesterday,
while Secretary Boutwell, was at Long
Branch; by the appointment of j. W.
Douglas, Deputy Commissioner, to be
Commissioner in place of General
Pleasanton. The appointment will be
made public in a day or two. General
Pleasanton put an end yesterday to all
conjectures as to his course. In con-
Versation in regard to reports current
here, he said he did not intend 10 resign
because he believed he was in the right.
He says he does not want q foreign
mission aud will not have one, and that
he would do nothing to relieve Boutwell,
of any sensitiveness that he may feel.
If the President wants him to leave the
Internal Revenue Bureau, his successor
must be named, for he will take no in-
timation.
New YORK, July ,14.-The effects OF
the riots on Wednesday are rapidly
disappearing from the streets. ssy
The neighborhood of the principal
scene of disaster however, is still
thronged with morbid sight seers, who
interest themselves in viewing places
where bullets struck and in scanning
the spots of blood that still sprinkle the
walls and sidewalks. A dismal throng
seeking friends timidiy peer into the
precincts of the morgue, aud eagerly
seek admission to the various hospitals,
but otherwise the city is entirely free
from visible reminders of the ARRAY.
The prisoners captured during the riot
have ali been brought up before Judge
Hogan at the Tombs, and though they
all swore to their innocence, they were
held for examination. The list of dead
was increased by the names of several
of those reported severely wounded,
and many others are expected to die.
Commissioner Maniroe has directed
an official list of the killed and wound
ed to be prepared, and directed Doctor
Russell, Register of Records, to grant
- certificate of dead in the case of any
PCE5Ou VIM AdbO uAtO ALVIN
shot wounds or from injury of the head
until the case has been fully investiga-
ted. He believed by this means full
list of the casualties will eventually be
obtained.
WiLKEsBARRE, Penn. July 13.-This
morning break ninety feet in extent
occurred in the Wyoming canal, two
and half miles from here, filling the
Enterprise" and 'Burrough" collieries
with water and suspehdiug operations
for perhaps two months.
WAsHINGToN,.J July 13.-The Ku Klux
investigating committee to-day exam
ined Judge A. r. Wright, from Rome
States and confederate Congresses,
He believed in the existence of the ku
klnx organization, aud said it was. or
iginated for police purposes, to repress
disturbances likely to grow ont of the
disoEderly condnct of the negroes. The
latter had behaved much better than
was expected, and the Ku Klux had
sometimes gone beyond the purpose Of
their Organization, which was not polit.
ical, although, being composed exclu-
sively of conservatives, it might coca.
slonagIy. have that effect. There is q
sufficient number of witnesses here
awaiting examination TO occupy thE
committee until the end of next week
at which time the session will probably
close.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Grand
Jury adjourned to-day, subject to cal
from the District Attorneys Office, tc
investigate the riot matter, and Recor.
der Hacket, will sit next week 70 try
the cases of those arrested as rioters
The Dock Commissioners have directed
Superintendent Westeneit to furnish
them with the names of those WorkmeI
who, contrary to their orders, absentet
themselves from their work on Wed.
nesday, with view to their discharge
It is said that o h. Care, 3 we'll known
leader of the Hihefnian society is to b
indicted for eonspifacY to create rio
Cares speeches so the Irishmen il
PRINCE Street Hall on Monday night
were of sn infammartoy character and
the 6srand Jury ofthc Court of Oyer ant
Terminer, which l. now in session, In
tend t. fonnd Al indictment ON them.
| is also said that Carrie nsed his influence
with the Mayor 20 have the Orange pa
rads stopped, and that TO effect this hai
cieeaaated the report that thousands o
| Hibexnians lad armed themselves anC