, 1874-09-22
| THE SOUTH.
Kolloggs Police Patrolling
New Orleans.
McEnery Officials Still Holding
Many Parishes.
Long and Earnest Consultation
Of Opposing Leaders.
Everything Arranged Except Repre-
scntation on the Returning
Board.
The Kellogg Party Consider That q
Personal Affair, |
The Meeting Adjourns With.
out Results.
Men in Franklin Parish Yield
Their Places.
len. DibbIe's Work as a Sharn.
shooter.
He Is Charged with Numbering
tho Correspondent West,
f]cEnery Men in Franklin Parish Yie|d
Their Places.
Gen. DibbIe's Work as a Sharn.
shooter.
Hc rs Charged with D1urdorinr
the Correspondent West,


LOUISIANA.
| 5pectaf Dispatch to The Chfcaoo Tribune
New ORLEANS. Sept. 2l.-Tho conferences at
tho custom-aouso was carried on during tho
creator part Of Sunday and Monday, Tho MON
pofe Of the Committee woro extremely mystori-
GUS IN thoir movements, and worry guarded in
what they said about tho matters under consid.
GRAFTON. They finally adjourned about o'clock
to-day without having come to any agreement.
AL tho MoEnory pcoplc continued 70 attend tho
slttnga until tho last, including Penn, ex-Lieut,-
Gov Voorhees, Senators Jonas, Chapin. and
Beard, and othora. Many OF tho Ro-
pub1icana dropped out Of tho affair at
dlnorens ttmoH' especially those whose
] onees 1t was proposed to trade
on. Ihoro aeomod to DO spirit Of willingness
eses oillco, and great reluctance to deprive Tho
State OF their own services. About the toucl.
eet question to sottlo Is, what side should CARY
On tho REGISTRATION and election this fall, both
paftlc6 PONG very anxious to have 1t under their
own authority in order to insure that it should
DO carried on with tho utmost fairness. Tho ar:
Gnment on this question was very heated Que.
the Rcpub!fcans arguing that in tho northorn,
and Ked River parishes Tho colorod Ropublicana aa
would have no show with Democratic tegistrars
and eupervisors, and h1r. MoEnorys fronds
pointing out tho extreme improbab1lity Of fair
ness under tho appointoos Of Kellogg
Reports come in from tho country parishes of
tamult and disturbance consequent upon the
changes Of officials Tho McEnory appointoes
nov 1, have possession in most Of tho parishes Of
n the Presidents proclamation having expired |
docs not eeem to alarm them- It is likely that
the Aol1ogg parocbial officers will meet with q
great dsal of opposition in getting back unlosa
taey attempt to get possession through the aid |
Of tho military, which Of course muat oonaiet ~
nosToo thy Ssy.d wll be accused Of melting tic
ooptea nogppca 70 aGeaa Of VIOLENCE and the honest
guns ana cloan them out. Tho negro ia bound |
to get tho worst OF all armed conflicfs
WHY THEY COULD NOT AGREE.
ny m agreement that both partca should Jointly
a. nave supervision of tho election machinery,
Tho subject on which tho conferences finally upiit
was ssa tho Aoturning Board. This Doard has ox-
Of tlyo membora- r. d. Anderson, g ossdony. fn J.
aiadfson wolls, Gen. Longstroot, II. Ii. ]. Ken
nor, and G. Casonayal. Il is their duty to CON-
plie o. ahd announce the result of all eloctons In
any pa1lah, precinct, poll in which violence or
intimidation las boon uaod, of which fact thew
are ar 70 be tho Judges. This Board Ia olccted by
sno senate; INC ]a" requires that it shall ho
too PROPOSED that tl1ree vacancies should bo
created III tho Board, alleging TINT at proaont
t';noy ';ay wo5o entirely unroprosonted. The Repub-
oanea am1ars snat they woFe represented by
4
AaYe. ~ their official acts, placed themselves in
opposition to tho other members Of tic Board.
sa nMo OF 1,;t ne vacancies thus created were to DO
friends OF McEncry, aud the third to
20 9 il1led ny mutual agreement betweon tho par
nats Aes Mltn lho name Of somo gentleman Of in {
eg11y irrespective Ct party affiliations The
'arty should have tho naming Of two members, ,
'nf they would not consent to mako a third !
,aosnoy' Tho Conference Committee then ad-
immediately aftor, meeting of tho
'EAoohAT1o STATE AND PARISH cEsrnA1. CON- =
M1TTEEs y
nd tlo Committee OF Seventy was callod tor q
an, nts evening @ at quo. Their action has not yet
In ono Of tho city papers Of Sunday morning :,
nPestea Statement TINT r. O. Dbte Assist
'ggs staff, and Republican Candidate for Con- +
ress: Fey haa during tho engagement last Monday =.
rod from tho window OF tie Custom House and =
10 %na On Canal street In reply Mr. Db
40 paragraph of which ia as fo1lowa:
tho progress Of tho fight stood at tho VIM
nM fo1 l0oana ~ out but taking Part. in tho
person On tho opposite ado Of tic street, peeing me-
+ !ta . tTG 1rs nlsol-shots At incenaed It -
Thomsa G. Anksrso@ Wss ss nuS ntsnne Ma
,ar tue window in company with one or to gontis. d.
n,e%ea sa at As ss,a t' a' tsp Ssoa xhs
I..,
noay opposite, took riao and deliberately red nt "
e me pa!l striking hear my lead was very angry VI
MAas deemed wanton httanrt upon my o since "
aas not III tue engagement and Immediately called do
Holndcd sodior, nad taking Ills rtle afed ngat nc
u tnhalheu ~ the window until tho tiio Of the con-
swept out Of sight. No wns killed at tho 1pot III
! 3!a %ulcA tho shots droctod, aud to which ~ ~
~ iAH I area. II any QUO injured by me am % ~
soffy for him. but not conscious Of do 10
any unholdicrly act. WI
THE OTHER SIDE.
! Tomorrow mornings Hul!stin will contain, in
lusation OF mr. Dibblo's explanation, tho fol- it
wing communication: ar
ny attention has been called to card In tho nu
= 1agMh1 @ Of Monday. signed Henry q. Dibhe. IN of
=. 1t ny bthlea TINT he Waa to Gro from \ We
aaoW 1 II tue outtomuuusc, but that no Quo was or
~ ny MIN tDthblc} atato oEnrhattcalty that 10 au
bhle> asd shoot from tho -uoslto, at tho m m
l'ee or Magazine, the southeast qunrtor Of 80 80
ststa tias ana b5's Ss stnst o po ps
@ eumay known, without uniform, and In bin al,1rt-
''ea, anI ~! without opat did fro at my 70,
lg from Canal atreot towRrd tho Custom House ~ r.,
nsto before D!hble commenced hriug Am tho ~ -!
lssala! Wlo aret the two njaol-AAuts at Dbb}e !Al
consequence Of Dibbc'a firing ut w. uud closing dol
"shdow 0f the Custom House utter A!a re now
n6unco tle satenont Ut Henry g, Dlbbe ~ false No
le'o'a anl Of llatlcal b rh. @. III, pilLIlrs. | lin,
'o!. j. W. Fairfax also comes out In 4 card, | ne
'ysnE similar chargo ~ that made against Co
: D'"''o' pot
HOW WEST WAB KILLED. aot
'nbtmnstnr Charles W. Ringgol and Deputy I
1eetor ]. L. uorNtg stato tlist they Witnessed auc