, 1874-12-27
SUFFERING LOUISIANA.
A Fatal Encounter in 1.-THE
Streets Of New Orleans
Ex.-Cov. Warmoth Attacked
by One Byerly, a Bul!
Ietin Editor.
The Latter Receives Six Cuts
from a Knife in the Hands
of Warmoth.
Byerly Dies from His Wounds
a Few Hours AfterWard.
Official Election-Rcturns---McEn-
cry Enters Ills Protest. !.
Gen. Sheridan Ordered to Pro
ceed Immediately to New
Orleans.
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Stories Of Impending Trouble Circu-
lating in Washington. !
AFFAIRS AT NEW ORLEANS, =,
STREET AFcNAY.

AFFAIRS AT NEW ORLEANS:
STREET AFcNAY.
Special D7spdtcA to Tie CAlcaor Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ga serious street at
fray. which took place to-day between e1-Gov.
Wasnotl1 and Daniel c. Dyorly, manager Of the
B,.eti, was tho legitimate result of tho mixed
school controversy. When. last week, the cd
ucational officers were compelled to close the
pnblic schools in consequence OF the war waged
upon the colored pupils, the Bulletin cdtorially
stated that but one moro duty remained to bo
performed by tho white people of New Orleans,
aud that was to compel tho street-car companies
to put etnz cars on their lines, as was the custom
till Wa1moths Administration, and maize
colored people rido in them. At
that time every fifth OF sixth car
run was marked With star, in which colorcd
people could ride, and in no others. To this
editorial War1noth 1epliod, stating th.t the
Democratic ind Fusion party of the State mad
been pledged on numerous occasions to the
RECOGNITION OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF TEE COL
oKED PEOPLE,
citing different platforms and declarations, aud
especially the great uniflcaction meeting two
wears ago. where Gen, Buteaugard presided and
a largo number Ut eminent citizens adopted
stronger language on tho subject and going
further than most Republican conventions hayo
done. Tho Governor argued that the proposed
war TO be waEed in regard to tho street~cax5 WAS
in opposition to tho principles md declared
policy Of the Democratic party.
Tho Bulletin accompanied the publication OF
the communication With an editorial, DOL at
tempting to controvert the argument but a;-
tacki"G INN personally IN very "olc1t man-
lug that Cor. Warmoths motive IN giving vent
to tnese vlews vas 10 imS1ae'ate himself with tne
coloEed people. Gov 5es'efday published ID
the 1>acayofe calo
Cs1So tn. MOST sr1c tASou1oK
IN giving some OF oho personal HISTORY
oi - Co. =. 3-g.ett, eoltoI 81 lno
Cuaet'n' VINO: csssae@e- 'arfnoths admhlslra-
tion' was osato t.enator, anu wno mas
alWa;s bcen one OF Tue most lnnaMmaple
OF I've Hany n1G7eaaloS oennoct3uG pon1lc1ans ts
offered, II Soo.oou WORTH ol ota1e pl1nt!nG Was az
gwen ms paper tue tonenerc1o Mt;1ein; that
ne "ou!a 'oto ,1or Inc ffio''n6 DILL M1Hcn nc
tJe"ess1 no" denounces as INFAMOUS. LEG uo'-
ernor chafaetc1l2eo 'e"o9t as Inc Groa1est oi
ln[s anu co" a1oe, :!liu Us peuS PossS6seu .,
A!oSt atll!nu.ee "uleA Ae benG4"'1 C"ueluc!co
op1cctlohaoie N man, anu h;elss was lnlG1- Ct
entla!1s 1ncluaeo On 1oo cua1Ee o1 Is1nG. 10
thls 'e"ett
; osSi a iIAiaflon1 u; f;aeat aAlA.,, cnAlAIao1
TO "aIsn, |nien @ arotn r paomp accepsen
and PISTOLS ~ len PAGES we're deslGnateo as sne
weapons, ana next aionday tne tine. To-Day,
AZ nau-pass IL y ocioca, as GoY; nal1n0.n was
standlnS On Lanai, between l.oyal ena bou1ooh
s!leets, ~: oserly stepped up 70 n'nl. a9o W1sn
ons wasn6' strncn nn otes r, enp nt..9 WI -.
"aros h1m "oeH nselty sssoch nln ,so ka molo
heavy blows. Na1mo1h was entIrel{ ufna1mca,
ana seeing, as 1o sa{s ne thought: 91r* E5eIiy
atto1np11uE to oIa" hss plsto', Ae 'ooA OUT LIS
pochet-Ahile anu
CLOSED WITH b9ERL7,
they both gong to tue ground together and roll
i1fe over oh lhe s,ae"a1k, ~ Dye1'y on !uo tol'.
o"'ln6 tLo ocuns, "atHotu cot p3eily Oh
tl1nos no. Gno o. Mn,cn. however; T oelns oecp s
enough 10 W uccesaat15 1ata1- Lucy Fgle tnel
scpasateu, oosh covered WIN o.ooe, Maslno.a
no11S lahe1 W auo 'AcASon Sluate ota.lou; ~ .sao
osel'} ~ t1lS olA!o VI ~. Dea.a. ~. "1'n-
.nsson .inthn' H., WY 49, ioi H. -. m m
ti1ol1iitsl1E tuo enal1ouBe, oc74 oo ~ ~ oo
unueretoou Lnat NJ 'e"ett mas 10 couucct1on
WITH the al ana1r oct"een nyorly ano MaI!n9ln'
ard tha: Mr; Dverly acted without hls kuowledge'
1t generally Dong regarded as
GROSS BREACH OF THE CODE
tnat Natmoth should De attacked by 1t1end OF
Mr. Je"ett "h1'e Their qua1roi was IN anoyance.
Mr. U. .. Dyeriy died at 1o:2o TO- night OF me
Wounds recelyed ~ hm To-day at the hands OF
GoV; Ma!moth. nafmoth ii IN tue Farisn prison;
Ar. ByeIly vas 4 very extensively known anu
popular man IN this CITY 40 was an ofncer
N regiment from this state IN tho Gon-
1edcrato Army Where ne received "onnd Unlcn
rendered ono arm useless. Upon LIS return
be vas elected clerk OF one Of the
District Courts, WHICH place no has he'd for 1our
years. Last aprine, during the printers stsKe' '
he commenced the Publication OF the buaetan'
which mas oeon Tue Leading Denocfatc paper
since. before the "sr he was tor o. MAJ many years
foreman OF the ol1 Commercial N"t1e1a"'
chafs7NAs FIGHTS
during Christmas considerable blood Mas sneo
IN the city: Two colored men were k1l!eu IN