Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-10
TROUBLE IL LOUISIANA.
The New Orleans ImbrogIiO-The Matter
To be Investigated.

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committed an outrage on little white girl in |
Rochester few days ago, arrived in this city |
this A. NJ and took his place in the State prison
under sentence of twenty years He was very |
happy to get safely within the walls and as he |
went up the steps of the main wall, he put his !
thumb to his nose and made fan of his fingers |
TO the crowd outside.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.-Some Fejee ISLAM
ders recently murdered four Europeans.
NEW ORLEANS Jan, 5.-The approaches to
the Mechanics Institute are closely guarded by
the police
At ten oclock a company of State militia
stacked arms Immediately in front Of the State
house.
Legislators State officers and reporters are
only admitted
When the Legislature assembled the follow
~. "wAsuNGToN, Jan. 5.
Hon. j. r. West Governor Warmoth's dis
patch of this date to you is received. His re-
port of the proceedings of the L. S. Marshal is
of such extraordinary character that will have
the matter Investigated at once. Please show
this dispatch to the Attorney General"
(Signed) IT, s. GRANT"
out to the wrong-doers. The catalogue of
wrongs has eliminated and retrbution will be
j, r. VEST
Prolonged speeches followed. A commit
tee was appointed to investigate the conduct of
the United States Marshal in arreSting the Gov
ernor and the Legislators when the extra scs-
sion adjourned sine die. AT the regular session,
Brewster presiding, there was stir in the gall
leries on account of the kukluX being expected
by many. A staff officer of General Emory's
appeared with message to the Governor that
the Federal troops would cooperate in pre-
serving order. The Federals are under arms on
Rampant street ready for any emergency, The
Governor received note from Carter indicating
that he had no intention Of raising disturb
ance.
A letter has been received from Carter pro-
Nau4 .11a..,
pressing his determination to hold regular
session of the Legislature outside of the capitol.
The Legislature has ordered the Sergeant-at-
Arms to exclude Carter from the capitol and
also resolved to exclude members whose ati-
davits caused the arrest of the Governor and
others. Adjourned.
The resolution will be introduced tomorrow
requesting Senator kellogg to resign.
The Warmothites had fifty members.
The Carterites met in Royal street. Forty
| eight members were present, The Serteant-
at Arms was sent to search for others.
Yesterday in response to the Governors pro-
clamation the House met and secured q quorum
! by the Assistant Sergeant-at- Arms who de-
| clared the chair vacant and elected Brewster
| Speaker. A resolution was passed ordering the
| Sergeant-a Arms TO take charge of the State
| house and allow no one to enter until twelve
o'clock tomorrow, at which hour the House
adjourned. Fears Of the conflict are increas-
! ing. ...
The following was among the resolutions eX-
! planatory OF the OBJECTS OF inc union Oh demo-
| Gratis and some Republicans.
Resbleed, That the only and sole object of said
united action is to defeat the nefariOus scheme
of Governor Yarmouth and secure the repeal
of amendments already agreed upon by the
| Democrats Of first, the election and registration
! laws second, the Constabulary bill third, the
| metropolitan police bill fourth, the revenue
law and the printing law.
The resolution was unanimously carried.
! The Feperal troops returned so the custom
! house The metropolitans and militia still
! guard the capitol.
COLUMBIA, Jan 5.-Tho kuklux trials arc
finished for the present.
Forty-eight confessing 20 be lSuklux, from
| Spartanburg were sentenced to Imprisonment
for from one month to two years. t
/ RrcHMoaD. Jan. 5.-The House voting ci ghty
! eight to twenty-seYen overcaIne the Goyernor
veto Of the resolution stopping the funding o
I the public debt, and unanimously authorized
| disappointment Of q Joint committee TO con
! slider and report on the question of the paymcn
! Of the debt The Senate coneurrcd.
I A New York Heratd special says Bismarck
note to the German agents indicates distrus
in Theirs government.
Official advicos State that Die Persian famine
. still continues. Entire districts have been de
4 ffft'le
LoYDoN. Jan. A-Irishmen at Liverpool dc
mOnstrutcd I'D favor OF home government 70
Ireland. Sullivan, editor of the Dublin Nation
{ addressed tho meeting. .... ..
Two members OF GAfIblnelu rom lIiNcfpObl
| addressing their constituents, advocated an ALI
ance between Great Britain and the Unitct
States and praised the treaty.
The AdUertiscr alone Of the Journals oppose
2 the treaty, declaring that the English commits
; sioners were outwitted; that England is bount
hand and foot that a war is preferable TO allow
ing the Yankee claims and appeals to Englan,
to withdraw from treaty which insults tn
country.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, S-Thero was no quo
g rum in the Senate to-day.
; The Governors message was sent to TIN
= House IN response to a resolution calling for II
= 1T contains recommendations for reform on va
=, rious subjects. The leading recommendations
if carried out would save the State and city an
nually over a million dollars
The House, by resolution, approved the rec
q concentrations. t.N ''....
S 1t vas also voted that if absent members wer
: not present at one o clock on the 10th instant
S they would be expelled. .
| Gov. Warmotb has appointed Gen. Jane
Longstrcet' Major General Of the Louisian
State militia and assigned him to the immediat
3 police and all civil forces within the city
o New Orleans, and instructed him 20 confer wit
y and act in concert and harmony with Majc
D General Emory, commanding |, ). truoop
e taking all necessary precaution preserve peac
a and subduc any spirit OF turbulence or riot thu
: may ariSr% Al the militia organizations in tn
+ city have been ordered cut ana the [. >, troop
: have been reinforced by strong detachmeI
. from Baton Rouge Gen. Emory's troops vi
! only be used to preserve order.
o ..ANNAPoLIs, Jan. S,-Dr. Peter Goodrich di
o not think Ketchum died from poison. DR.. A.,
= r. MeClung had no hesitation in saying th'