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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-05-11
Jackson, Miss, May II, vet
TRUSTEES SALE OF CITY


DY virtue Of the provisions of deed Of
ID trust, executed BY Jane R. Dobson,' and
George Dohson 10 R. A. Clark on the thir-
teenth day Of November, A. d. 1853, to secure
TO Micajah Pickett, guardian, the payment of
a certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
and recorded in the then Probate Clerks Of
fee of Kinds county, State Of Mississippi, in
Deed Book, No. %, page u, &C., l, as substi-
tuted trustee, being constituted as such, in
stead of r. A. Clark, deceased, and in ac-
cordance with the power granted said Pickett
in aforesaid deed of trust, with full power Of
execution and sale, were vested in X. A.
Clark, will expose for sale, at II NJ on Satur-
day, the Sd day of June, A. ID. 1871, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the following de-
seribed property lying and situated in the
Mississippi, viz: The northwest quarter of
the south half of 10 acre lot, No. 8, north, with
all the appurtenances thereunto belonging.
The title to said property is believed to be
good, butt shall convey only such title as is
vested in me as trustee
L. W. MAGRUDER,
May2w1w Trustee.
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Attention Voters:

WHEREAS, The Board of Mayor and AL
dermen have ascertained that the Bridge
Lessees are willing to relinquish their lease,
with all the property thereto pertaining, to
the City, for seventeen thousand dollars, a
price not exceeding their outlay in the I'M
dertaking, in accordance with the law,
which provides that the money shall be re-
funded to the city by the county in the an
nual remission of the Bridge taxes levied
upon the city by the county; said price to be
paid as follows: In bonds due in one, two
and three years, at so cents on the dollar,
excepting such amount as may be realized
by the city from the present Bridge Tax,
and
WHEREAS, The undersigned have been
appointed a committee to ascertain the
wish Of the citizens on the subject; there
fore,
BE 1T KNOWN, That on Thursday, May
l1th, 1871, we will proceed to hold an cleo
ton on this subject, putting the question
RI
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Good Measure and Running
Over.

Dooley's Yeast Powder has already taken
the precedent over others. from its well
known strength and purity; but aside from
these facts. it is put up in cans holding the
FULL WEIGHT as represented, which is rare
ly the case with those of ordinary manu-
facture. Hence, DooIey's Yeast Powder is
the best. purest-strongest and cheapest ever
offered to the consumer, and every one who
has used 1t win readily testify to this asser-
ton. For sale in quantities to suit by all
good grocers.
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A FINE PICTURE were shown
this morning by the Publisher, Mr.. b. a.
Wadham, very fine chrome, representing
Washington Closing the Lodge. The Ma
sonic fraternity will welcome such an adj
dition to the establishment of their halls
and parlors. It is copied from Leutzes ia
nous lite-size painting. This valuable and
suggestive work Of art will be exhibited to
the members Of the craft during the brief
sojourn NJ the publisher, who is now in the
oil
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The Rules and Forms adopted by Con-
vention of Chancellors on the Goth of Sept,
are embraced in the third edition of the
Mississippi Manual, which is now ready.
The price of the volume is two dollars
Orders addressed to this office will receive
attention
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ESTATE OF SAMUEL DONNELL.

WHEREAS, letters of Administration on
w the Estate of SAMUEL DoSSELL, de-
ceased, was granted 70 the undersigned, by the
honorable Chancery Court, of Kinds county,
at the May term thereof Now, all persons
having claims against said estate, viii pre-
sent them and have the same allowed and reg
istered, within the time allowed by law, or
the same will be forever barred.
W. H. DONNELL,
Administrator.
Jackson. Miss, May IL, vet
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On Sunday night, April %, 1871, near
Forest Hill Church, Kinds county, Miss,
Mrs. HAITI M.,w wife OF Gen. Thos. j. Holmes.
In the Seth year of her age. She was a
strict member of the Presbyterian Church,
and died in the full triumphs Of the Chris
tan faith. Truly good woman and sincere
Christian has fallen.
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Press ACKNOWLEDGEMENT /.

In view Of the condition Of the Railroads.
and the consequent impossibility Of seeur-
ing a general attendance on the date for
the annual meeting as heretofore adyertis-
ed, the same is postponed till the lst Tues
day. the 9th day of June, when the meet
ing viii take place at.WiRona.
il. POWER,
Prest. Press Association.
Jackson. May "a. 1871.
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BY telegram from Mr.. Jas. f. Nc
CURE, We learn that trains on the Louisiana
ard Texas Railroad, are now making daily
trips from Delta, opposite Vicksburg, to
Monroe, connecting with coaches for Shrey-
port and other points in Northern and
Western Texas. Trains leave daily at one
O'Clock d. IN.
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NRPHAN,s NOME.

HyHE Annual meeting Of the Beard Of Trus-
IL tees of the Orphans Home viii occur al
Crystal Springs, Miss, on the 3lst inst As
Capt. Deupree accepted the Superintendeney
only eonditionally, that question viii come Sp
for final settlement
BY order Of the President,
may9sWAw2w W. s. WEBB, See'y-
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GEM FIRE CoMPANY.-We inadvert-
emily omitted to publish the names of the
officers of this sterling fire organization,
elected for the ensuing year. We append
it below:
'Jno. J. Bohrbaeher, Fore>aan; ID. Ward,
lst Assistant; Chester Buckley, 2nd do !;
George Martz, Hose Director; l.. w. Fife,
Assistant do; -. c. Rietti Secretary .Jno.
G. eastman, Treasurer. Together with the
officers, the following gentlemen constitute
the representatives from the Company to
the Board of Delegates of the City Fire
Department. John +. Tarpley, Jos. ii.
Morris, w. T. Fitzgerald, &. Il. Mcdonnell.
re electpl.
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A C0MBIODIOUs STORE HOUSE. with
"A Residence mp stairs, in West Jackson,
now occupied BY James Brogan.
mayzsNh F. s. HUNT,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
KINDS COUNTY.
Chancery Court 1st Dist To July Term, 1871.
ROBERT ]. ALCoRN AND WIFE,
WILLIAM c. AUSTIN ct al,
Bin for Partition Of Land.
To William C. Austin, OF the State of Texas,
and TO FlaVia L. Ryan and her husband,
John V. Ryan, and Florence W. Phillips, Of
Upton County, Tennessee.
You are hereby cited TO appear, in person,
or by solicitor, before the Court aforesaid, at
the City Hall, in the City of Jackson, on the 81
Monday of July, 1871, then and there to plead,
answer or demur to the Bill of Complaint in
said cause-in default of which appearance,
the matters in said Bill contained will be ia
ken for confessed against you and final de-
cree rendered.
JOHNSTON 4 JOHNSTON Soils.
GEORGE DONNELL, Clerk.
April u, 1871. w4t
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Mas mic Blan ks

as follows:
Dimits from Blue Lodge,
Dimits from Chapter,
Petition for Initiation,
Petition for Chapter Degrees,
Odes for Third Degree, (25 cents per doE)
Certificates Of Membership
Diplomas on Parchment, morocco tuck, for
Lodge, Chapter, Council or Command
cry, 81 so; or any three COM
bined in one tuck, SO co.
Warrant and Receipt Books, Ledgers, and
Minute Books made to order.
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A CA R d!

LII who wish CASH PAYING Education
"A for themselves or sons, obtain il in
the shortest possible time, and with the least
possible expense, at
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TREASON Inn aRae Radical camn

New YORK, May The Republican Ex-
ecutive Committee of this city, last night,
adopted, by a vote of 40 TO i, q resolution
against the annexation OF san Domingo,
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This School, having all the advantages of
School and College, with none of the oisad-
vantages of College life, will enter upon its
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1870.
Boys prepared here bore off the first honOrs
at every University, where they were present,
North and South, at recent commandments.
Make early application or you will not OBJ
obtain room, Sixty-three students were re-
fused last session for want of room
Young men preparing for teaching never
fail to obtain first class situations, without
trouble, when they attend our instructions.
Let TO one leave home without securing a
place beforehand.
Charges
Board, Tuition and Washing, for 20
weeks $l25 90
Payments must be made in advance.
Send for Catalogue. Address,
THOS. S. CARTWRIGHT,
Principal,
July Is, lS70tf Gholson, P. o., Miss.
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The Canton Mail, in the course of an

The Canton Mail, in the course of an
article on the subject of the Mobile & North
Western Railroad showing that our enter
prising friends Of the Celestial City are fully
aroused to the Importance of carrying the
road to that point, says: I'VE must not be
so far outbid as to permit Jackson, so much
out OF the way, and not near so good a
route, to get ahead ofus all"
The magnitude of the stake considered,
the rivalry is natural and commendable.
All persons interested in the future pros
perity OF jackson, should take warning.
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Inn the District Court Ofthe United
States for tho Southern District of
Mississippi.

eKRH IN he T e T6S Sf In p.nt,nn,,v
$3.50 Bankrupt
NOTICE to Philip Rockford and Shepherd
IN Brown:
You are hereby notified to appear before the
District Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi at the Court
room thereof, in Jackson, within twenty days
answer or demur 10 the petition of Richard
Ledbetter, and James @. Bull, administrators
of Sallie Y. Jordan, deceased fled against
you and others, or the allegations of said pc
tition will be taken for confessed and this
cause proceed to hearing parte as TO you.
Test: GEO. 7. SWAMI,
IL. 81 Clerk.
Jackson, February q, 1871. WIT
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Col. Mayers, Of the Handsboro Demo-
orat. and Capt. Jones, of the Winona
Democrat. are among the welcome visitors
to THE CLARION sauctum the present week
Thu pupils of the State Blind Insti-
tute last evening gave an exhibition in
music and other exercises, to the members
of the legislature though that body was
but slimly represented. The vocal, instru-
mental and calesthenie exercises were pre-
scented with the usual good effect, though
laboring under the disadvantage of having
no stage. The beautiful solos by Miss Ida
Neal were especially charming, and Miss
Bette Banks piano exercises were of fine
order; the entire programme rejecting
great credit upon Miss Helen Merrill, their
instructor, who presided at the piano, rem
dering Accomplishments with artistic skill.
After the exercises by the pupils, Governor
Aleorn being present and called for, adj
dressed the members of the Legislature
present i'm behalf of the Institution, urging
that they 10 not adjourn until some legisla-
ton is had in their behalf, such as the APP
preparation of thousand dollars to buy
machinery for making broomS, brushes,
etc. He referred to the reckless eXtrava-
ganee INDUCED in by Pease in buying wal
nut furniture for the public schools, while
the blind wards of the State were in great
need Of many conveniences. Our morning
cotemporary is in error in stating that
there was ''cOlored man" on the stage.
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"FoR BUYING THE BRIDGE"
AGAINST BUYING THE BRIDGE"

g AGAINST BUYING THE BRIDGE"
Those voting 8 for buying the Bridge
will be understood to instruct the City
Council to close the bargain on the terms
above stated. Those voting against buy
ing the Bridge" viii be understood rs in
structing the Council not to make the trade.
The Election to be held near Phil. Harris
store.
OLIVER CLIFTON,
JAMES LYNCH,
II. HATCHER,
4 -, I 10
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
G fldi IS: JONES Original Bill
MARY R. BELL, ct al.
H No R: BELL, ct al eros. Bill
CHARLES JONES.
DY virtue and in pursuance of the final de-
I'D cree rendered by the District Court of the
United States, for the Northern District OF
Mississippi, at the December Term thereof
A D. 1870 in the above entitled cause, l win,
on Saturday, the 10th day of June, 1871, pro-
coed to offer for sale, al public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash, at the door
of the Court House, of the County of Bolivar,
in the town of Beulah, in said State, and be-
tween the hours of u o'clock NJ. and 3 o'clock,
p. NJ, the following tracts of land lying, be-
ing and situate in said county of Bolivar, and
State Of Mississippi, to-wit:
East half and east half of west half Of Sec
tiou 10, township p ranges.
Lots !, 3, 4, 5, 8, I, 8, 8, II, y and Is, sec
tion "a, township y, range 8.
Southwest quarter section 35, township -,
range 8, containing 900 acres more or less.
Title is believed to be good, but | only con-
vey as Commissioner of said Court.
CHAS. SCOTT,
may4wtd U. s. Commissioner.
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Blanks! Blank Books!
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING !
The following Standard Blanks are
kept for sale at

kept for sale nc
The Clarion omce.
Others win be added TO the list, as We may
print them. Our Blanks are printed
from new type, on the best
quality Of paper.
PRIcE-sI 90 per quire for half sheet
blanks; so Cents for quarter sheet
blanks. Sent by mail or Express as may
be ordered;
Deeds Of Trust-Two kinds.
Warranty Deeds.
Merchants Lien tosecure advances TO Planters
Contract for Share Of the Crop.
Contract for Wages
Landlords Mortgage Lien for Share Of Crop.
Landlord Mortgage Lien for Rent Money.
AFFIDAVIT and Bond for Attachment.
Attachment Writ.
Indictment by Grand Jury.
sherifs Sale.
Circuit Court Summons.
Personal Assessment Rolls.
Land Assessment Rolls.
Marriage Bond, License and Certificate.
Administrators Bond, Oath and Letters,
Guardians Bond, Oath and Letters.
Executors Bond, Oath and Letters.
Commission for Dover.
vi AGHSTRATES BLANH6St
as follows:
summons, Subpoena,
Mittimus, Execution,
Bench Warrant, Affidavit
Affidavit for Bench Warrant,
Affidavit for Search Warrant,
Search Warrant and Return,
Affidavit for Appeal
Affidavit for Peace Warrant,
Bond 10 keep the Peace,
Bond 10 answer in Circuit Court.
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y public meeting IS to be held at Boil
tons on Wednesday, 18th inst, in behalf of
the proposed Railroad from Yazoo City to
Crystal Springs. We tender our acknowl
edgments for an invitation to he present.
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NAME.-THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.
LoCATIoN.-NO. 10 Broadway, in the City
of New York.
CAPITAL.-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND Doll
LARS, 1890. .$lUOOUOU,UO
CAPITAL PAID Up IN CAsH.-One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, $1000,0O0,O0
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1896, 67S "a 1877, $50 1873, 10 90
LIABILITIES

Claims adjusted and unpaid (not duel
Claims reported upon which no action has
been taken.
Claims resisted including interest thereon.
Total losses and claimssunpaid.
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STATE OF NEW York;

STATE OF NEW York;
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER, I'd Vice President,
and SAM'L BoRRowE, Secretary Of the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society Of the United States,
being severally sworn dispose and say that
the foregoing is full, true, and correct state
ment Of the affairs of said Company, and that
they are the above described officers thereof
JAMES w. ALEXANDER.
It's I'd Vice President
SAM'L BORROWE, Secretary.
Subscribed in nv presence and sworn to be-
fore me, this 10th day of March, A. d. one
thousand eight hundred and seventSone. In
witness whereof, / heretasset my hand and af-
tx my official seal
CHARLES NETTLETOE,
SEAL Commissioner for
Mississippi i'm New York.
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DY virtue of a decree rendered in the above
ID cause by the Court aforesaid, on 23d day
of January, 1871. notice is hereby given to all
creditors of the Estate of John Z. Watson, de-
ceased, TO present their claims to the under
signed, special Commissioner, at his Office in
Jackson, on or before the 18th day of May,
1871, with proper proof of same, or they will
be forever barred from payment out of the
assets of said estate according to said decree.
JAMES d. STEWART
april1lsw30d Special Commissioner.
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.

VlHIS favorite and healthy Summer resort
i will be open June LIST, Buildings and
Grounds Extensive. Access easy by Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad-10m miles from Mill
boro' Depot.
Board $15 per month of four weeks.
Send for circulars. Post-ofhce at the Springs.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
may2sw&wlm* Proprietor.
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STATE or MTccIegTPpT lerr

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, SScT.
/, HExRr MUsGRovK, Auditor Of Public
Accounts of the State aforesaid do hereby.
certify that the foregoing Statement of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the nj
ted States, Of New York, il truly and correctly
copied from the original on file in my Office
Given under my hand and ofscial
seal at jackson, this 18th day Of
April, 1871.
IsEALl FL MUSGROvE,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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EQUITABLE LIFI ASSURANCE
OF THE UNITED STATES,

OF New York, in the State of New
York, on the 31st day of December,
1870, and for the year ending on that
day, made to the Auditor of the State of
Mississippi, pursuant to the laws of said
State.
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C. A. BRoUGHER, Aars1.,
may1lw4t JACKSON, Mss.
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THE PROPOSED New CHARTER
property owners, aud citizens of Jackson
generally, are very naturally indignant at
the maneuvre of some of our city officials
TO hurry bill through the Legislature ex-
tending the corporation lines, and giving
the Board of Aldermen authority TO levy
taxes ad iafHitun. The bill had actually
passed the House, and was about to be rush
Ell through the Senate, when our people, be-
coming aroused upon the subject, appointed
a committee of citizens yesterday to re-
monstrate with the Senate Committee to
suspend action until the voice of the people
could be Indicated by memorial. Such a
paper having been prepared, received
promptly several hundred signatures. -
Ninety-nine hundreths of the community
are opposed to this measure, and to all such
snap-judgment proceedings. The numer-
GUS objections to the bill were duly laid be-
Justice require that they should be consid-
cred and respected.
The people of Jackson do not want new
charter. The present one is sufficient for
all honest and practical purposes. They
are not prepared to indulge in the inaugura-
ton OF municipal machinery to the extent
of fifty or sixty thousand dollars year
They have not been consulted in the prem
ises. The proceedings of the Board of Al
dermen contemplating such legislation were
not given to the public. The whole bust
ness is unheard of but is quite in keeping
with the capacity of some of its projectors.
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The Great Fire ~ michmona B
HERRING'S SAFES
IN THE sPOOTsyy OOU.
S2S,5OO m CURRENCY.
And ,he Books. .rarer.. SILVER Obj vaIoaII,r
Of tho sfanuool lio.cl bra sI. Aan
aud southern Express Conn. H.sare
SAVED N HERBING'S SAFES.
Orueg or ApAas fNrrrsa C.rrl.I.
So. .T bHHhrN.r.
NEw ionA. lee HI I...
MrssHs. HranMo. FAantl Il snrrte
oHir Agent a. Richmond writes. wv. r..
through Tonight drying and fixing ur fhrm..
ney from ihe late hrr The contents 70 II.
satc--s2d COZ ln lillH, We recovered II H.. .
Herring safe end good ono. eesIatH.
- q. BABcocK. Treasurer
Mrssns HrnEno. FAunrt srrr...
New Aork-GEsrs Tho two s.fs. aI r.Ur
Manufacture, which Sic hHd LIS use .r I..
morning ot the <h inal.t uf tHHl# .tr.u. F..
which destroyed che Sr1uunai HateI 300 aI.
joining block Qf buildings hlFe FIr.H U|
satisfaction. and served NJ prevent 10 I.
structiou Of some $1,000 Iu currency. I...IH.
he valuable papers and books enclosed IH.I.
in. IL was impossible far u.rEuru I. ......
vate the Safe until nearly pap haHf. nU.IIH.
hrc. ReauoetNITr.
j. +. au.aH.
Asst sup Tor Adams nul slufE.rn. E.. U....
Richmond, Va, pec. ~. 1880
LETTER FROM j. M sUBLITr 4 Duf|
Proprietor of thc sreuua.I
RicHAoNn, Va. Dec lI $780,
Mrssus. HEnufNu. FhuuTL E sHrnnt.
GENrs. ON the morning uf tht 1lIH Iu#I. u.
were fortunate enough tu have ono UI your
Herring Patent Champion Safes, which I..I
into the cellar among burning mascot ruIH..
Amer the FIRE, to our ufmoatsurpriae. $50 IounH
the contents, consisting of valuable rarer.
money nnd some SILVER wore, nII iu good 0H.
der. Had ii not been for your ilerInr. aaI.
wewould have Lost everything
j. 81. suBLITT CO.,
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GWERT POTATOE sH.Hpm-nE0o
- G1Epe~ EARLY YELLOW YAM
60c per 100-s5 per 1000. For sale BY
maya CHARLES WINKLEY.
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M0BOCRACYN YARD s.

Saturday evening the upper part OF the city
was disgraced by riot which was allowed and
almost encouraged by officials who should have
been foremost to qnell it. Early In the evening,
the store Of ques German citizen, Mr.. q. L. Her
man, at the corner Of King and Congress streets,
where the poll for the second precinct Of Ward
was kept during the election, was besieged, and
the door, which was secured by strong Iron bar
crossways, battered In. colored man, named
Butler Nelson, rushed in drew large pistol, and
presentinp It across the couHtey at the breast OF
Mr., Herman, threatened TO shoot. Bis family
was terrified, and sought safety In flight to a
neighboring house. Not ssatlsned with tins,
crowd Of negroes, all armed with clubs, came
down King to the corner OF Shepherd street
shortly afterward, uttering fearful threats
all colored men who voted the Wagner ticket.
colored man, named Philip Strawberry, who
voted the Citizens, ticket, was beaten, and the
disturbance now collected crowd, not knowing
where It would end. The police was sent for by
the citizens, and on their arrival they were abus
ed by the crowd, and the leaders dehed them to
arrest any one, with the assistance OF several
citizens, who were called upon, the police went in
and arrested several OF the ringleaders, among
them Isaac Smalls, Solomon Thompson; George
Thompson, Paris Morgan; ;andione or two others.
They were taken to the upper Guardhouse, follow.
ed BY several citizens, who were to make the
charges. Oh their arrival the sergeant in COM
msnd would hearno charges, but asked the cul-
prits II they had been shouting for Pnlsbury. They
said yes. He then told them that they were free
TO 20, and further, to holler and shout for Pills
bury; and fight, too, as much as they pleased. he
would like to see any one trouble them. The riot
ers returned triumphantry and Kept the neghbor.
hood in q state Of excitement and commotion
until past O'Clock at night. What do the Radi.
cal offlcials meanP Is the city to be given up to
the rioters in this manner until the new admins.
tration comes in'