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a CLAIM NOT DISPUTED.

The day after the news confirming
the gold discoveries in Dakota ls receiv.
ed comes q neatly printed circular and
card from Bismarck, which seems to be
. town Just outside the western line OF
Goods country" setting forth the adj
yantaees of the territory, offering 4
chrono to subscribers, and claiming to
be "the liveliest, newsiest and most
readable paper in the Northwest" :
claim we do not attempt to dispute, az
Col. e. A. Lounsberry, formerly Of
MARSHALL, and Col. Of the 20th, Mich.
Vols. Rs editor. Parties wishing infor-
nation respecting the new gold fields
are referred the the TBIBuxR.-MHrsAGl
( fNicA.) StGtesDsdn.
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NuonETS.

..Burn the wagon trains, destroy the
outfit and arrest the leaders" is Sher.
ridan's vigorous order 70 stop the gold
hnntinr adventurers who look towards
tina Black Hills from Yankton. It re-
minds us OF Shenandoah, but il IS :
f,eht against the stars in their courses. =
- Minneapolis Esening Aal.
Duluth is thinking seriously Of IN
yadin9 the Black Hills.
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TO BSCRIBERS.

Subscribers finding an following Their ;cs names thss
will understand that the ~ term lor whicn .nss
have paid their subscriptions will expire WIN me
hesS the paper viii be discontinued This rule applies to
all. and is adopted, not because We are aira,o 10
trust our subscribers but because it is found 20 De
the plan most satsf' ctor! to the genera
and more convenient for us.
postmasters are authorized to act as oar agen's,
retaining Il commissioned 123 per cens.-or - cents
for each yearly subscription.
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THIRTY TO FORTY KILLED,
AND MANY WOUNDED.
MORE FIGHTING EXPECTED
TO DAY. .m
ANyI-KELLoGG MEETING.

NBw ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-Upon cali
of fifty business men of this city, a
meeting of the citizens was held yester-
day at noon, on Canal Street, topetition
or protest against the usurpation Of
the government by Kellogg. The i'm
mediate cause of the meeting was the
seizure Of arms by the Metropolitan
noliee. E4szg ss3s 81 s4ss5 q
The meeting resolved that AcEnery
was elected Governor ia 1872, but Kel-
lorr. by fraud and force had usurped
the Office, held power, and grossly
wronged the people Of Louisiana, and a
committee was finally appointed to wait
upon Kellogg and demandh his immediate
abdication. ..- ~, ."'.*
Kellogg refused to receive the com
sg.ga BBEEzEs OF WAR. "
The meeting adjourned, to arm and
reassemble at 3 o'clock, p. IN. f.:
THE 1T. aovERNo. SIDES WITH THE MEET
ING, AND CALLS FOR TROOPS.
Soon after, 1t. Gov. Penn, acting
with the citizens, issued proclamations
and orders, claiming to be Acting Gov
ernor in the absence of McEnery, recit-
ing charges against Kellogg, calling peo-
ple to arms and to assemble to drive
out usurpers, appointing Gen. Ogden to
military command, and assuring the ne
groes that the movement was not against
them.
c.xA1 ST. OCCUPIED BY KELLOGG TROOPS.
About four o'clock, force Of five
hundred metropolitan cavalry and artil-
lery. commanded by Gen. Longstreet,
came on Canal Street, and Longstreet
and staff rode up and down commanding
people to disperse.
FIGHTING CokAENCKD.
Soon after, q fight occurred at the cor
ner of Levee and Canal streets. The
negroes among the metropolitan forces
ran at the first fire, leaving the whites
alone.
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Six or eight citizens and twenty to
thirty police, all whites, were killed,
and many were wounded.
LoHGsrRsRr RETREATS, AND THE STREETS
ARE BARRIoADED.
The 1netrcpolitans retreated, and the
citizens captured the City Hall, and bar
ric.ded the streets, and at midnight
held all the city above Canal Street.
I MORE FIGHTING ExPEcfED.
More fighting is expected during the
day. 81
KBLLoGa DYNASTY OvBBTHRowN.
New ORLEANs, Sept. 16. BY Z o'clock
Yesterday morning, 1t. Gov. Penn's
militia was ten thousand strong, and BY
10 o'clock, the overthrow Of the Kellogg
DYNASTY was completed, together with
the surrender Of the State House and
police stations. 4 .a .sS 8# E \ #
..S KELLooG HAD FLED,
and Lonastreet had taken refuge in the
Custom House, which is guarded BY :
company Of regulars. By noon, Penn's
militia had disbanded, and what the
white leaguers claim to be the legal
government Of Louisiana, appears to be
fully established.
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KELLOGG APPEALS TO THE PRESIDENT.

KELLOGG APPEALS TO THE PRESIDENT.
Kellogg has appealed to the President
for aid, and proclamation was yesterday
made commanding the dispersal Of the
revolutionlsts within five days. Mean
time all available troops will be sent to
New Orleans. Grants conversation in
dicates firm determination to compel
obedience to Kellogg's administration,
but he had not then been advised Of the
success Of the revolutionists or the re-
joicing of the people of Louisiana, which
has been extraordinary.
ORIGIN.
Itappears the revolution originated
with the business men Of New Orleans,
and is supported BY the business men
of other southern cities-all declaring
Kellogg usurper and tyrant.
soN-1NTERPEBENcE REQUESTED.
It.. Gov. Penn, signing himself as
Acting Governor-McEnery, Kellogg's
opponent for Governor, being absent
has addressed dispatch to the Presi-
dent, claiming to be acting legally and
loyalty, and asking non.interference.
Hs 4 PENN SUCCESSFUL.
AT 3 o'clock, Penn was inducted into
the gubernatorial residence, cheered by
ten thousand unarmed citizens. About
the same time the militia marched by
the Custom House, removing the cap
tured arms to the Arsenal.
a5,'' .. .ns@. &.l-.~ rrm,yusrAsr
The Federal soldiers crowded the win
dows of the Custom House, and cheered
the militia.
At4p p. H., there was not an armed
man on any street except the federal
sentinel at the Custom House, and be-
fore night all Northern Louisiana had
conformed to the new order, without
any conflict.
EXCITEMENT HLsEwHRRE.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l6.--Last night an
excited meeting of the citizens, called
bv the Chamber of Commerce, adopted
resolutions of sympathy with the people
of New Orleans. Speeches were violent.
LAWYER Garesche proposed to arm in
aid Of Louisiana if Grant forcibly at
tempted to restore the Kellogg Asurpa-
ton.
Gen. Shields, chairman, dismissed the
meeting, which was very large, and IN
timated that il might be called togeth-
er again to give aid if Louisiana should
need it. <a1 -,
Gen. Emery's dispatches to the War
Department say that he has not enough
troops to maintain a conflict with the
revolutionists; also, that the presence
of federal troops lost its moral effect in
preventing or suppressing disturbances.
FORT GARRY 4 ST. VINCENT R. r.
Fort GABaY, Sept. 1e.-Grading has
been commenced on the Fort Garry &
St. Vincent r. R., and will be COM
nleted November 1st.s
RAILROAD LAW CONSTITUTIONAL.
MILWAUKEE, Sept l6.-The Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin yesterday decided
that the State railroad law was consti-
tutional, and enjoined all roads to obey
it, commencing October LIST.
The Northwestern and Milwaukee
roads announce that they will obey the
orders Of the Supreme Court.
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Mass Meeting Of the Citizens.
THEY REQUEST GOV. KELLOGG
TO ABDIOATE.
The Lient Governor Acts in Concert
With Them.
FIVE HUNDRED CAVALRY AND ARTlL>
LERY COMMANDED BY GEN.
, 1ONGSTREET, ASSEMBLE ON
CANAL STREET.

A Fight IN the Streets OF New Orleans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-09
THE RAW hide.
AN INDIGNANT BROTHER GETS salts
FACTION

AN INDIGNANT BROTHER GETS Salts
FACTION.
Saturday night, between Q and O'Clock, the
vicinity Of Seventh and Z streets was enlivened
by . trst-class cow-hiding case, In which two
prominent young men figured.
It appears that clerk in . shoe store on Sew
enth street has bean annoyed BY clerk IN the
Patent Unce, u married man,) who persfstsntiy
visits the sister Of the clerk greatly to
his annoyance, and has been perempt0rtIy ordered
to discontinue the same. The Patent Once clerk
treated the domand with indifference, and con-
tinued his visits. Patience ceased to be . virtue
with the shoe-store clerk, and he determined to
punish his disturber BY giving him good cow
hiding, and, providing himself with the necessary
weapon, started out Saturday night on his mission.
He strolled lsisurely down Seventh street, watch
both sides Of the street for his victim, and on
reaching the corner Of Seventh and E streets who
should he meet but the Patent Once clerk with
his sister, little hiking what was in store for
him. On sight tho battle began, and the raw
hide was laid on the back of tho Patent Once
clerk without mercy. The unfortunate clerk en-
deavored to cvade tho blows by backing against o
wall, but this was Of no avail, and on piled the
blows until the shoestore clerk felt satisfied that
he had inflicted punishment enough on his victim,
and allowed him to Tstire: The sister, quiet
then, in cofhpany with the brother,
to her home. The affair drew together
a large crowd, who, on hearing the facts ~ Inc
case, stood of and let the shoe. store clerk ger
satisfaction. After the cow-hiding was fnisl1ed.
mo crowd gave the conquerer three hearty cheers
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POLICE NEWS.
A GOOD DAYS WORK FOR THE DE.
TECTIVES.

n 0OOO DA1 WYNN III 4n6 O1-
TECTIvES.
On Saturday last Detectives McDeyitt and
Miller made Q fine showing for their days work,
and deserve the thanks Of the community for
partially, If not completely, breaking mp gang
Of thieves that have infested the northwestern
section ofthe city and boon the terror Of Its resi-.
dents In the morning they arrested Wayman
Brook and Andrew Ferguson, both colored, on
Fs Of % .na ssr.es
west, Of valuable wearing apparel A handsome
overcoat was recovered, and they think the other
clothing missed can be recovered The coat was
TssTs1 and .eeordDay DELIVERED to bin. they
were taken into the Police court, where Brook
s.: StlssS gsds sa
afterwards the dstsetives sIrssted eoi6fed man
stolen . horse. which he had that morning dis
posed OF q Wall's bazaar. On his person was
found esrtiAests pYPo!ting 70 have been writ,
ownership IL the animal; but the latter being
shown TO that gentleman he pronounced It .
forgery, giving Z specimen Of his chirography.
The man was taken 70 headquarters. and will be
m Il IL s ss
detectives arrested William Fitzgerald and Will
liam Robinson, who have been doing considerable
work lately, and for whom they have been keep
Ing Lookout 70, time sES short
Mr.. James Ross, on Ninth, between d and
streets which was followed By entsring the school
house, corner Of Fourteenth and @ streets, and
(Which have been recoversd,) and amusing them.
selves In spare moments in cleaning Oh loaded
clothes lines which might present tempting in:
ducement to steal. There has also been several
city, and in which, 1t 10 suspected, they verc
largely interested.
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BdIB 81 HEIlzH:
HOLMEAD CEMETERY CONDEMNED As
Mis- NOE

HOLMEAD CEMETERY CONDEMNED AS
A NUISANCE.
A meeting Of the Board Of Health was held at
their rooms on Saturday evening; Dr.. Q. G. Cox
(presidept) in the chair, and DR.. D. VI. bliss,
secretary. s-sTL. ..F-s 49, Z
Mr. Marbury reported from the COMMITTEES on
finance bills amounting to t3e6.76; which were
approved and ordered to be paid.
Professor Langston, from the committee on
ordinances, reported the following action taken
by them in regard 70 the Holrnead cemetery;
which was confirmed by the board.
Whereas frequent complaints have been made
to the Board Of Health In regard to the present
condition Of the Holmead cemetery, and remon-
strating against further interments being made
therein; and whereas, in the opinion Of your
committee, these complaints are we'll founded,
and that its condition & such - TO render It
nuisance, injurious 10 the health OF all persons
living In tho imdiste neighborhood Of the same, -
we'll e others living TO The east, west and south,
and more distantly therefrom: therefore
Received, That said csmetsty be, and the same
10 hereby, declared to BE- nuisance. injurious to
health, and all persons having dead buried
therein are requested and directed TO have the
same removed thsrefrom, and the further burial
TSs eommittss further STATE that this action is
approved, mot only by ths trustees having charge
OF the same By appointment OF the 0overnor
under the Law, but By the Governor himself.
The board then adjourned. =
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POE IsQgTgss 1zOruRra

xn e>i...--- --l. /,
THEIR ExoEEDiNd htfEiEsr Am
= assfze' - = :. BEAUTY. :. ~
The sale Of usxGts bsgins q .Tussday msfnhg.
at Baiian.Shs'h - ssvsatA Ssrsst. In order 70
give ssms idse or the scope ~ Interest Of thsse
lectures the titlss. with synopsis OF each, far.
nishsd By H. Rssetos. is hsrs sivsn:
BIRsr LBcruHA-voxnsns cp fHn srAn-uspsus.
The seeming calm Of the stsr-dspths compared
within them. stsr distances 1ssuitinr sssispsts
Of the dtnenste4e 81 the stala. 6one 6tags Prob.
Ably 700 dmee larger than the san. Whist the
The sun only in the second class. RessGrohes 81
rutherford, Higgins. and Miller. Double staTs.
Colored stsr1. Cspse Of the color; STAR which
stellar universe. Kepier. Lambert, Of Alsasia.
Wright, Of Durham. Sir W. Hsfschsl's theories.
Starve,s researches md rs:elts The isstarsr's
Distributtous q blight stan. " faint stars.
Chart Of s2l,1es northern starr. Distribltion Of
Stardrit Motions Of recession and and spprosch.
PROBABILITIES a. TO the structure Of the universe
weighed. Results. Marvellous extension, COM
pleIity, and vitality Of the sldereal universe
SECOND LscruRI-coNrrs AND xrrEoRs, :
Comets described. Account Of certain remark
able comets whose history throws light on tSs
nature Of these bodies. The repulsive action 81
Ss q s.. e & sT s@
giants among the planets Scattering u comets.
Loss comets, Lost comet Of Biels. Neeecrs and
Noss@Ssr n.sse;. FSs 4css.s ssso1s sir.ns:
are associated. Enosnoss np. osrs Of meteor sys-
: .s1: and SS%s Hoy hey s,sn:. .0..d Sss
from the sun and nom his tellov-suns, the stars.
Probable evidence for the theory that meteor syS-
TENS have been expelled from the giant planets.
THIRD LEcruRk-rHE sux's FAMILY or PLAxHfs.
Bird's.eye view Of the inner family Of planets.
the enormous heat to which hsis exposed< what
the telescope has taught about him. venus; her
beauty in the hesyenS. Disappearing tsleseopie
vi:w. Her tTlnship e the earth The s.sfh
Of the telesoopc scrutiny Of this planet Aie ands
and seass polar SHOWS; ocean elrrent; str eur:
rents. Spectroscopic tsaehings. 0snerslvtswcs
rss. Sait ssa manly lot.o &
Wonderful changes observed In his equatorial
belt. Jupiter shown probably In state q intense
tied worlds. Saturn oonsIdsrsd IN IKE manner.
He supplies -svidescs Of NV kind. His ring
system. Discoveries made by American astrono-
Tss telescope teschs: isis Is to ts.ir pSysissi
condition. e.
FOURTH LHcruRE-fHH NOON. I
General sketch OF the moons aspect and mo-
tons. Services she renders to our earth. The
tides and their uses The moon q celestial clock
useful than tie real moon S Teiescopic survey Of
the moon. Photographic Of the moon Ruther-
ford, of America succeeds In surpassng all others
sc s luna, No asa
and either air or very little had the moon ever
oceans and an atmospheric Il %: what has BE-
s zone q them l. The pcons yolSsnis phsncnsss.
ton. Processes Of change sill taking place upon
her surface. Lunar heat. Description Of the
phenomena seen BY lunar people. II there are sny.
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&c.. sa.".sss sn.H ..ssn. -: .,
Seturoay eItetnoon, ABOUT I'D O'Clock, - . col
cred nan ~ rsdiag ho.ss ffsn Oleett's stables
;",sd IL wsarS3c ~ ny ~ =. az ssvsss.y N
xssfori snd 0srnst SssssSd hi. sr;u,,.s IT,
Anumber or ne nsmSsrs A. Aft ~ M..c,,, o,d..
HnS astssdsq ~ Ssdieaticn q the new hall q
v % ts ~ me- nifs 70 .,snsss the
Last night, about II e'eices. a. alarm VA.
s s1snse y noM 9ox - eorner q Iwentiesn and N
esressss eesssc ~ the burning o. chimney on
out without doing any damage.
Al . focent meeting Of company A, W. L L, to
elees ~ omcer 70 MI the vacancy caused BY the
Sss.a y ~ 1s Vssa n aou6n' Dal-
sseend iisaisnant, and J. o. Needing 6re1st sec
one nsaten.nt.
= eoiored boz nnmsd Henry Adams. an escaped
tsrsd on the street on Saturday morning BY Onicsr
S Miiisf' Sftns Fnth precinct and was By him e.
ssiis ho Sss "a nv o'o nome Nnefs No was
i ss,s osnSh ss.s, s.e,,. !, and ;, .,.,.,
ftacas occurred on The eorns, q 1hirtesIth and .
streets betwesn party o. eolersd and white msn,
Mhish oid az g being ssrions bgt 1cs The timely
and Daley, who caused the gathering TO scatter.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday morning Omcsrs
Clements and Barley discovered that burglar
oad street.. sss~ssn 4 and E.s. csplsoi streets s
escaped without having stolen anything from the
R An incorporates ..r,,se... has been al.d in
the name Of Union Lodge No. n, Kniehts Of
Pythias. The object % 20 promote benevolence,
charity and gosd viii among it, member. The
trustees are: Thos. s. Denham, W. Wallace
Grant, Geo: w. Overton, 8. 3. q. Groves and
WIN. II. Osborn.
The United Stases steamer Shawmut, Com.
day morning ana sncScied Cd The srssnai, where
she was insneofed nv "a On ofFlcers From hero
she goes 10 Norfofk, WherS she viii 70 into dry.
dock for the nuYuose ar havine An min aheat ar
conDeY mt ~ sroand hsr Vater.iine asfhs vsirhs
Of her boiIer1 I'M inerea 81 ker disnlacement-
W. T.,..- .,,.. .nS,,s....r 49,. . ,.s,.s...
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DEArH OF AY OLD SAILOR.

; Edward Cleveland, q old sailof, died. o. pnsur
monis as ths naval hospital on .9aturday shsr'
moon. Ths dsesassd was we'll knevn b the east
srn section Of the city - whols-scsisd old tar,
Who hsd Z Rlssseat word &C AZ yne esns e con
AID va about seventy yeass u -, having spsnt
thirty-tWo Of then p the navy. He yA6 y g,
~ sssss dss sas !. ss We .sz - 49, e
the tine q his lsssA hs yAs nacalf-etAsns q
the old rseeiyfng ship Rsiisk ..9ge Ned, e he
"; iAaaa n. VA e s.e lsss : e
ventures 81 ka4 md - q - slS6{s (Iaay q
Who. b:ins dss@l snSsl vhse = lesysa. tss ships
IL. 4 nsnSsr z Ii psistisss sss sou q Ssard
the Relief, while nany vseD GiyaA Away b. lin
70 ffisnds md slzssVsis visislig ~ yard. {,
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REPORT OF THE LIBRARY DRAWING.

The publishers Of the Louisville Cosriey-Jou,-
nal announce that they will have corps Of re-
Library Of Kentucky, which comes on In their
city on the Slst Of March. They propose 70 pub
l!sh In their issue Of April ], not only full st Of
rect account Of the Incidents o. the day. There
% now no doubt that thu drawing WI teke place
q the time appointed, snd the tn1icettonS ap
M q q, 10000 wil % disfxiba1gl - IL
ticket noleseis he pablisAsss VII - 6pDo
q their paper - ths Arst mails aftsf the draw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-09
q REsTAURAYT ScENE.

Two gentlemen suspected Of responsibility
came out Of . fashionable restaurant on Sstsr-
day during the third watch Of the night. Rseh
were burdsned with frssh charge OF modern
u up The ;ssps leading en IL ssioon xrss
efforts were mild at the beginning, but grad11lly
assumed o frantic air. One would get two QI. ~
x e. scss!iIl aRd Egg q sssf sss . g: sisi
tho larger Of the twain dAshed suddenly sAsed,
above when his comrade canght him by tn rear
appendage OF his coat cod pulled vigeHously
back. kwas NIP and tucktor sminnte. bat when
railing be made great H1staie f14 ibstantsne.
ously both performed one nd . hslf back somer-
saints and then struck at - bottom Of the steps
thunder and groans. 4. hack Has sent for and
kind friends accompanied them home. Aside
from one 6iGck eye. three peeled elbows, two mad