Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

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sword; demands a speedy return to specie |
payment by the most speedy and practicable |
methed.
A serious riot is reported as having taken |
place in Charleston, O., growing out Of the
interference Of colored politicians with other
colored men who had joined the opposing
party. number OF white men went to the
rescue OF their cOlorsd friends, when bloody
fight was at once commenced, and 3 number
Of persons were dangerously shot. The col
ored mob we're left in possession Of the streets
aud did much damage to property ..... The
prize fight between Tom Allen and Joe Goss
was fought in Kentucky, aud, although G0ss
received tho most punishment he was given
the fight by the referee, who dec ded that
Allen struck a foul blow. The fight WIS
broken up by militia company after seven
rounds, but the roughs moved ten miles fur
Their on aud fought thirteen mere rounds.
Allen won first blood and knock down. On
the return Of the party to Cincinnati, whole
train of the bruisers was captured, including
Allen, who will probably be sent to Jail.
Another train load, with Goss, escaped ......
band of eight armed desperadoes entered
the bsnk at Mortified, Mimi, in the daytime
and, presenting pistols, demanded that the
caehier open the vault. On his refusing he
was shot dead. They then turned to the
assistant cashier, but he did not know the
combination, and they let him Off with pistol
ball in the shoulder. By this time the citizens
were aroused, and ON the robbers attempting
to escape, killed two of them and wounded a
third &. During political riot at Stony Hol-
low, N. Y, eleven persons we're seriously ill.,
jured by pistol shots and stones. Gold
smith Maid won the Springfield (Msss) free
to-sll race in 2.193, 2.1G& and 2.22; with
Bodne Judge Fullerton and Smuggler follow
ing IN the order named. 49,. The national flag
presented to the citizens of Atlsnta, Ga, by
the citizens OF Cleveland and Cincinnati, was
uniuried ill that city with considerable cere-
mony " Congressional nominations New
York, twenty. third district, Scott Lord, Dem.
twenty-fourth, Wm. II. Baker, Rep; Penn
sylvania, eighteenth, Thad M. Mahon Rep,
and W. S. Stenger, Dem.
The official figures of the Vermont election
show that the total vote was 65, 643, and the
Republican majority, 23,527... The steamer
Arbitrator, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
struck an iceberg at sea and sunk in twenty
minutes. The crew escaped in boats and we're
sfterwsrd picked up by a passing vessel. Loss
on vessel and cargo, $3.50 900 900. Congress
eional nominations Maryland, first district D.
NJ. Henry, Dem. New York, third, A.W. Tenney
An erican Alliances New York, twentieth,
John H. Starin, Rep; New Jersey, first, Glenn
ont II. Sinnickson, Rep. =. Hostile Indians
continue to arrive at the agencies in snail
bodies, and are Immediately disarmed and
placed in confinement. ... Fifteen Indians
attacked party Of whites in the Black Hills
and killed two Of them, named Ganen and
Kearns. The whites took up defensive po-
sition and fought off the Indians, killing or
wounding ten Of them. =. The famous Emma
mine has been sold at sheriffs sale for
$l4l 1874 "a, TO satisfy a judgment against the
| company. Thos. G. Shipman, vino is Judge
, Of the county aud probate courts of Oregon
| county, NO., and also Baptist minister of
[ high repute, has been arrested for illicit dis
ulling. ... The Spanish cabinet has decided
to tolerate Professionalism in Spain. -. An i'm
u4ense crowd of people witnessed the stimuli
t&neous hanging of four Indians at Fort Smith,
for crimes committed in Indian Territory.
/ Chas. Eighmey was hanged at C4nandsigua,
: n Y, for the murder of George Crandall, OF
, whose wife he was the paramour. On the
r scsffold the doomed man made short speech
! in which he stated that Mrs. Orandall and q
3 Mr.. Webster urged him on to the decd; but he
a forgave them. He died easily.
A fire broke out in one Of the oyster houses
on Elm avenue, opposite the Main building
Philsdelphia, and before it could be mastered
= had destroyed all the temporary buildings be-
, tween the Transcontinental hotel and Ross
= house-about twenty in all-infIcting q loss o.
n nearly 100000. The Exhibition buildings
:, were damaged only by the heat. Fully eixt.
thousand persons witnessed the fire from thu
Exhibition grounds. 80. An immense meeting
> TO denounce the Turkish atrocities in Bulgari,
;, has been held in England, and was addressed
:. by MIR. Gladstone. =. BY proclamation issueC
= by The President, the Hawaiian Treaty bill
now becomes operative. ia fire at Wark
: worth, Canada, destroyed thirty buiidings,..
VIM. NJ. (Boss) Tweed has finally been ar
= rested at Vigo, Spain, whence he had sale,
from Cuba, where his presence had becom
known. This government will endeavor t
Il extradite him ....,. While the Republicans o
/ Lancaster, Ohio, were raising campaign pole
% it slipped and fell, killing three men an
10 wounding several others ...,. Congressions
" nominations New York, first district, Rev
Il B. ]. Reeve Prohibitions; Pennsylvania, eight
% zenith, George G. Waller, Rep; Massachu
sets, fifth, N. P Banks, Rep.