New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-21
CRIME.
Trial Of nm italian Stakeholder.

NEW YORK, August 2O.-VihcenzO Motto,
an Italian "padrone," /" was arraigned before
United States Commissioner to-day on
the charge Of keeping Italian children in
fed that Motto decoyed him from his home
in Italy, brought him here, compelled him
to 90 oat with musical instruments, and
bring him in stipulated sum daily, under
penalty of brutal chastisemont. The chill
dren were beaten, kicked, and tied up when.
ever they failed to satisfy MOlto's reQuir,
ments. They were fed on bread and reese
only. The examination was adjourned u0-
til tomorrow. ,.,
Riotous PrsceedinEs 4. MichigaS.
MnwUAKEE, August 2O.-A private le--
ter received here from ishpeming, Micbi-
gan, dated sixteenth, says: We have had a
riot here. A man was killed in the street
and the murderers arrested. While re.
NOV ing them from tho Jail to the depot the
prisoners were taken from the officers and
beaten, one so badly that he died in few
hours, and the other so that ho can not live.
SOme Of tho ringleaders have been ar
rested; the others are still at large. The
Irish are collecting from numerous points,
and the Irish flag is flying. What the result
will be. it is impossible to tell.
Row In q Church.
ATLANTA, Ga, August 2O.-At q colored
church fair last night, eight rowdy negroes
attacked mulattO boy and stabbed him
with knife The latter drew o pistol and
shot one of the eight dead in the church
door. The rest ran.
Lyuchevs' RsbeIlio~ n Maasas.
Fort SCOrT, Kansas, August 2O.-A
special dispatch 20 tho Monitor from Les
cyges, the county seat Of Lyons county
states that the widest excitement exists
there. A mob of 400 men had taken posses.
sion of the town and arrested the sheriff.
They declare that they will burn the town
and hang the sheriff unless he delivers ny
to them the person of Keller who murdered
his wife, two children and wife's sister at
Twin Springs last Sunday night and aftes-
ward burned thei, bodies. The sheriff has
been keeping the prisoner hid since his ar.
rest end still refuses to tell where he ia.
The mob is most determined and trouble is
apprehended,
4 Mutuas Murder.
AUGUSTA, August 2O.-A bloody affrsv at
SwainesbOro, between Emanuel c. King
and Bruce Mcleod resulted in the death
of both parties. King advised bis sister-in
law not to receive McLeod's attentions
She acted accordingly, writing a note to
that effect. This exasperated Mcleod, who
while under the influence Of liquor, insulted
King, which the latter resented by slappine
his face, ~hereupon Mcleod fred foul
times. fatally wounding King, who returned
the fire, inf1icting wounds from which Nc
Leod died. Both parties stood very high
King was lawyer and Mcleod clerk.
A. Arhansa. Eplssds '
LITTLE ROCK, August 20.-The board OF
supervisors met in Perryville, on Monday
Names and the former clerk Of the county
backed by four or five friends, entered the
town armed. They had sworn they in
tended to kill ). w. l.. Mathews, an attor
ney of the court, on account of an article
published in the Gazette rejecting upOr
them. They attacked Mathews in thu
courthouse, breaking up the court. Mathews
retreated into . store and fired upon hi
pursuers without effect.
brisk FIRE was then opened ON bott
sides. during which Mathews was wound
ed. although he managed to escape to The
woods.
That evening Mathews friends, to thu
number of about $50, entered the town
killing q man named Trice. Names and hi
crowd had left, however, a. had the sheriff
who is understood to be friendly to Manel
and who is now in this city.
After this the board OF superv is0rs re
sumed their court.
Mathews has warrants issued for the ar
rest Of Names, Hambright, the sheriff, AM
all the others engaged in the affair, but a
latest accounts they had not been served
The affair creates great excitemen
throughout the country. Full particular
will be laid before the executive to- night.