The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-17

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Nho NAODAe !,
MoBitn. May A--The Mayor and Council
Of Selma. Ain, were removed to-day by orae,
Z Of Gen. bwAgnb, hlid new officers APPointoY
W HIN Ndf6 installed.
Al IlaTg6 number Of negroes met to-nlAn.
Cd the corner Of Royal and Government
streets to hear Judge Kelley, OF fenhsyls w
MIA A number Of whites also We're prsS,sMen w,
Everything was remarkably quiep UNI. ~ ~,
10y commenced speaking he zee ~ W s M
ing be had come 70 discuss tne riRllss ~ shs
negroes rights they were entitle4 9o.-s nv
bid defiance 10 fall iinteryuPteFA hpu ~ S NJ
world. He had tho 10Th fegllncns - t Nv
back, and iftthat proved inAdeqnate sne
WIS IL Z, 81 Army would. IA,, nv lli.a. ~,
Judge Kelly continued IN TINS svlaan ~.
some moments, using some aangsSvso 800. 80
pressing lncentilary sentiments Wpion 49,, 49,
calculated to incite riotous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES XIV
lie was interrupted py wwn l AZ. Nv. ,,.,iia.
outskirts Of the crowd whom .no po,'o y
promptly arrested. Inc nrst sp9e ws &
this time tired;0it jsyimposslDie 20 Wy "
whom pinstantaneonslyl sno's N, rc a.'''ssS
from the negroes, VINO We're al "o,l a.n'sn
The firing then became general. nnmsu ",
atelyiafter thelripg began tno a ,l;' ~ ~
was rang and continued, rlngIng aul.nE a .n0
progress OF THEREON which lastea L a.a nyI ~,
A large majority OF the snots wsio ntou 10y ~
ns Yes q NY wy hayy; ,sw itsnded He meet
inc to listen quietly to Kelly, and without
the intention of provoking q riot. The Pc
lice succeeded In quslling the riot before inc
arrival of the companies OF the 10Th regi-
mont which were ordered out by Col. Shep-
herd and appeared on the ground as soon as
,Nno hIa Int mt until fha Inaatinn had btAen
dispersed. NJ tsaegsf DIAM, f~l Il
4 MoBILF, May l5,- During the melee last
night the following were killed and wound-
ed; Killed--Gabriel Olson. white, Samuel
Britton, colored. WOunded--Thomas Tay-
lor, ID. H.. Hord and David Parsons, oil the
police; two boys, Jas. Burns, white, and s.
Goldsmith, j. Cough, it is reported will die !;
DIR. Mitchell colored, and Pearce Mitchell,
A number Of men, white and colored, were
slightly injured whose names are not known.
All perfectly quiet to-day. There will be no
further disturbances y flsAG1N 8
I Judge Kelley was invited by Mayor With
ers to remain and speak, offering him the
profession of oil good citizens. The Judge
deciinc ~, ana ma, leIe lor Mon ", eo-uy
signed by MANY Of The hest citizens Of Mo-
lila for a meeting 10 exnress their condem-
nation Of the parfies e6gaoed in the dis
tnrl,anca If the Rannbl;ean meeting last
NIGHT ~ -'79
The Sub Treasury DfnicuIty i'm
New (lrIenms-Treaty NRntiffed.
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i, "AsIiN1ios, nay io;.in Gsnclenoy IN
s s,io acSouh.s " uno Asoistan, 1ieasuier az az
NeM vIi :, nen AZ " sVatsents naue
noIe' 70 ~ 'vooVVv; An.s inciuoes 1il ~
9 9Sl ~ .hS nss Na a,ls DanA'
anose eDgageu IN In9 nans ~ nase un-
oonu.,onal'y sutre el se ~ .neir Pllsa.e
pioPeI.y ~ me-. eno Genclcncy' me ue-
posits in .ne Nati1ilai DanA sIe less Inan
S4e ~ sn ~ lspus VI no
be I"sa o .uo tent So, III noo
grets are felt az the Treasury Department
o ~ 'nese u anu 'ne
ul1lcui.y y aUsiiDuCaDle 70 me uecllhe IN
. .ot, az az oS ,h ws1n. When 'ho ce pa:
Ict's,y ,hIsS nea!u q 1n9 trouDie' ne dis'
pa ~, cvilin ,a.si. uoWn. L
lhe Aussia ~ ninIster, W-day, communl-
ca.ed 70 tne osaCe HePaIsnent telegram
Io ,.n rIince GorpsoilakoH' announcing inc
ratincaCion Oh 1ne RUSSIAN american treaty.
Georgia Railroad Convention.
Augusta, May l5.--The Georgia Railroad
Annual Convention convened yesterday and
adjourned Col John I. King reelected
President, and r. w. Cole reelected Gener-
oil superintendent .l,' Y. ..,i.
The Amended Mississippi bill.
4 WAsHINcroN Nav I5-Tbaro ,yos hr;af
n tia Snnrema Cont IN mot;on
to amend fhe Mississ;nni biIl in which The
recent action of Gen. Ord in taking NOISES s
sion the Arkansas Treasury, and tbrepats on
his mart 10 fake nossession Of tbe Traasury
of Mississippi were discussed. Hon r. j.
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