New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-03
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,ooNTISUED ERoM rIEsT PACE
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1t is reported that woman was sh@t' hUt
the report is not yet confirmed. Ihe feellhg
agaiust the military is intense.
The police are being drawn IN Tor the
outer districts Of the city and dlsPatcheG 70
the vicinity of the jail 1t IS feared that
moro blood will be shed before morning.
Colored people are fleeing TO their houses
TO hide. as 1t is not deemed safe Tor lheh 10
be seen on the streets. -.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. January IA horrl-
hle tragedy occurred here this morning at
the hoase of ill-tame kept by LATHE Morton
and Virginia Dee. About four COCK ms
morning Captain Newland and MI: La'halh'
both highly connected, were visiting the
house above mentioned, when dispute
arose between Newland and Latte. ! ne
former at once drew his pistol and shot hef
dead Latham. stepping between lie Two
10 prevent the shooting, was struck III tue
abdomen by a second shot from N""lahd
pistol, inhicting, 1t Is ieaIr". iHHFI"i
wound though he is still living. N@WIahd
then left the house. and procetGed 10 ms
room and shot himself. /. IS believed lie
viii die. ,
CulcAGo. January 2.-The Grand Duke
Alexis cnioTed himself to-day N4>ljlrS Tue
prominent places including the stock YARDS,
and witnessed hog killing III the largest
slauohtprhousp III the United States The
Duke and his larty also VISITED a pigeon
ehootino match and the Duke tired hls
hand at trap shooting. He killed twenty
three out If thirty birds sprung from the
trap. at the distance of Iwenty-one PAGES.
This morning the party made visit to the
burnt district, stopping al the DoaIu Oh
Trade where they were received 10y large
numbers with loud cheers. The president
II. ,arfr
which the Duke replied. This afternoon the
imperial party left OIL a special tram Tor MIL
waukee. -.
The Grand Duke, upon consultation with
General Sheridan and parties faml!lar WIN
the plains, has RECONSTRUCTED the plan OF a
grand buffalo hunt and changed the pro-
gramme accordingly. He returns 10 CHI
cago from Milwaukee on Thursday, and
will give public reception that evening;
From Chicago he goes to St. Louis, and
will proceed from there, via Kansas City
and Leavenworth, to Omaha, where he
will be Joined By General Sheridan and
few members Of his staff, and proceed to
Fort Nc Phcrson.
A camp will be pitched il advance forty
or fifty miles distant in the heart OF the
buffalo country. where the party VIII hunt.
Spotted Tail and Whistler, Two noted In
dian chiefs, have signitied their intention to
make up party from their Uand TO JOIN IN
the hunt.
The Indians have been permitted by the
governruent, 10 visit their old hunting
grounds, to obtain their winter supplies OF
meat.
SALT LAKE CITY. January 2.-Brigham
Young. in custody Of the United States mar
shall, and accompanied by George A. Smith,
Paul Wells, H. 3. Clawson and other high
church dignitaries, appeared before Chief
Justice Mexican this afternoon under an IN
of a
crowded TO sutfocation, and there was, evil
IDENTIFY much anxiety among the Mormons,
bat there is not the least show OF disorder or
Gsrespect to the court Hon. {. II. Hemp
stead and Thomas Fitch are counsel Tor the
prisoner. and United States Attorney Bates
prosecutes for the people.
Mr.. Hampstead moved that the prisoner
be admitted to bail on the ground that lie
was an old man, seventv-one years Of age,
in feeble health: he had come 400 miles 10
meet this and all other charges. and his
physicians certified that imprisonment
would ilnperil his life. Mr.. Oates had no
opposition to bail, but suggested that II
bail be taken that 1t be liked at >9oo'ogo'
Judge Mexican said the government OF the
United States had no jail III this city for
holding prisoners arrested on process is
sued from the United States court. The
marshal is required TO exercise the dlscre-
ton which the law vests IL MIN.
Sometimes such prisoners are hept at
Camp Douglas. but the commander Ot the
fort was NOT obliged to receive them. Inns
prisoner is reported to be the owner OF
several houses in this city, and ii ne chooses
II put under the control OF the marshal
some suitable building in which 70 be de
tanned. it will be for tie marshal to decide
whether to adopt it. 1t is the option of the
prisoner to make such an offer. In any
event, the marshal will look TO II that every
comfort of the prisoner be provided for. re-
membering that he is an old man. L de
cline to admit him to bail.
On leaving the court Brigham Young
rendered the marshal his residence II South
Temple street, which was accepted, and
Brigham Young is row a prisoner IN ms
own house. He seemed perfectly cool and
unconcerned.
SALT LAKE CITY, January 2.-Brgham
Young was arrested this morning DIT his
residence in this city by the United States
marshal on a charge of murder. An appli-
cation for his release on bail will be heard
this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, January 2.-There are six
teen indictments for murder on the docket
of the present term of the Jefferson Circuit
Court.
A storm Sunday morning blew down the
dwelling of Smith leager, two miles from
La Grange, Kentucky, and several barns in
that vicinity. One lady was fatally injured.
Weather Report.