The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-10-30

sotatiyes Of New York, PenDsylva-
ia. Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, gain,
a their powe. over the South, and
,ycr us, because they mlnls'cred to
he passions in the North, and stirred
m disorder in the South. who Oh
The fairminded, thoughtful Republi-
cans will calmly sit down and look
over this action and not feel that the
policy of his party has been unwise
and hur,iul i
Now Orleans, Oct 2i.-Dcparied
for Red rivcr-Celeste, Right Way
and Golden Era.
indianapolis, Oct, 2i.-Hendricks
will contest election before the leg
i4la,ure The Sentinel advises Dem
ocrats not to pay their bets just
yet -,
London; Oct 2i.--The Londen
Times praises johnson, Seward and
smrley for their management Of the
Alabama controversy.
Local Spanish juntas dissolying
Prince Napoleon urges Duke Aostn
for the Spanish throne,
Liverpool, Oct. "a The climax
of the johnson banquet was reached
when the chairman introduced Mr.,
Laird the great Confederate boat
builder. to johnson They grasped
hands firmly, shook them cordially
and held each other by the hanas,
exchanging some words.
Paris, Oct, 2i-Princc Napoleon
writes Prim, urging claims Of house
of Hanover and Duke Aosta to the
Spanish throne.
London, Oct.-Tho Duly n -
says. referring to friendly meer Z
between johnson and Lizard, who
built the Alabama, extends to Sem
mes who sailed her
New Orleans, Oct 25.-Origin OF
the disturbances diilicultto discover.
Number of clubs, both negro and
Democratic, were paradiug the streets
in various parts of the city. Num-
Der OF negro ciuos passe" uo"" ~,
oharles street ana GUY m, o' IVA: WY
states the negro clubs abused and in
suited the w''i,e l,emcera''c c'ups ~
their rear ana 'hs mrs, sno' urea ,i
came from a eoloreu cup "oua"'"
a white h,'nsa Richardson Az WI
events me hght began on ana' street
between oaronae'e' ana harehei IN
which number oil shots were n'eo
The night continued Tor ahroc p'o'hS'
when the negroes nea We negroes
killed between Barone and Dryades
streets, on Canal one dangerously
wounded. One negro boy was crush
ed to death under the foot of another.
Negro killed at the corner of Canal
and Basin streets, aud one or two
farther out on Canal. About mid
nigh, scattered firing was heard in
all directions. No white man killed
on Canal street. though several were
wounded and taken home by their
'riends. White man shot and killed
while standing quietly near the ne.
gro club room, corner OF Camp and
Thalia streets, and another man was
killed and horribly butchered with
an axe or Ratchet, on Melpomene
street by negroes. One white man
accidentally killed by his own friends
on st. Charles street.
| Coroner Roach, of tho First Dbl
trict, held eight inquest this morn
ing three white and hve black
Anolher dead negra reported IN the
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