, 1874-10-30
Letter from Mr.. Charles W. Walker in
Answer 10 Gov. Kellogg.
Who Stole tho Peoples Money
--.Proofs from Official
Documents.
South Caro1ina---Talk with Mai.-Gen.
]. B, Kershaw und Others,
The PROSTATE Statc-..S1ow Revival Of
Its Industries.

The First Hope for Its Politics.
South Carolina FREQ Trade.
LOUISIANA.
KELLOGG has ANOTHER urnEET ENCOUNTER.
Sxctak Dispatch to Ihe Ch,eaae Tribune.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 29.--Tho correspondence
wblcl, Inns boon carriod on Tor tho paBt few dnyB
botwoon Gov. Kellogg and Mai z. a. Burke,
representing tho Naturalization Committee Of
tho Democratic party, on tho subject Of Tho
manncr 10 which tho votoa sAaft be cast Of ci.i-
zcus who have boon naturafizod boforo tho Sec
ond District Court, whose jurisdiction for nat
uralizatou Is disputed, cano very rear cn!miuat-
ing IN tragedy to-day. Gov. Kelloeg'B last
1otter on tho subjoct, Which waa publishod In
tic evening papers. states IN effect that Maj.
Burke had taken n roundabout method Of back-
lug down from an agreement which had been
entered into botwcon himself, Marshal Packard.
mud Maj Durlo at meoting Of tho thrce gen.
tlemep at tho residence OF tho Governor, md
closrs by usinupting that tile Majnr's political
tuclinatlona worc towal'd the Republicans, and
that the knowledge ii this fact by his political
associates was making hi1a over-zcalous to place
himself In tayo,able light toward them. Tlla
letter gave MAj, Burke R1'eat umbragno, and
about o'clock tlis afternoon. rs GOV. Kellogg
wna riding III his narriarn on hss WAY TO his rest
dcnco, in company with Judge Atocha, Maj.
carriage and struck tho Governor two OF thsce
blows with iawl1tlo. Gnv. kellogg fred . shot
at Maj. Durdo, and tho Major drew his revolver
aud fired tlyo shots In return.. Noboly was hurt:
tho Naturalization Committee shortly after this
occurred. found Mnj. Burke 3uiot'y writing h
letter. Gu inquiry as to how tho trouble hap
pencd. Nfnt. Durke Btnted that aD he wna stant-
Ing at tho corner of Basin and Cs'n2l streets ho
eaw tho carringe of GOV. Kellogg ap-
hailed tho Guvornor. Tho carriage atoppcd,
and tho Major waIkod out into tho street aud
placed ono foot on tho step Of tho carriage:
kellogg extended bis hand. which Burke 81 asped
him. With the other baud he drew a Eawhfde
from under bis vest ARD struck tho Govofnof
thrco times. The driver whipped his horsee.
ard hoI ps nse ~ rG Koa" the s As sas hs
from tho icar window, and Durko dro.7 his ro-
volyer mud fired live shots iu reply. Gov. .Kel~
loeE drove to Ills residence. aud Mai. Dnrke vas
arrested md taken 10 tho Ftgat Precinct Station.
y after, md ordered his 1coaee on parole, Oh au-
thosity Of Coy. Kellogg. Nal: Burkc is eanti-
date for City Administrator Of improvements.
lIokhc Associatfd Pres*l
IT. e1.arnnnn ', co1,s;o,, occurroa hotsao
Gov, Kellogg and Nal. =, 4, Burke. near tic
cornnr nj 1{nmnart md Canal streeta. Goy. KeI
losg, accompanied BY Judge Atocha. was going
home ia . cab, which was stopped at tue place
IMrko nnt lie hand in lis brsast and drew
whip, with whicl, ho attempted to striao Kel.
losy when tho Governor pulled out Lis plstol
and fred. tho shot barely grazing Burke. who
thereupon drew lls revolver and fired three or
four shots, without effect. tlo cab
in which vero esatcd Gov. Kellogg.
and Judge Atocha, boing driyon on, Cor, kcl-
loec states that wbou Burse snpxonchcd the
cab ha IEeliorr1 extended his hnnd vhicl,
Burke took and at tho eamo moment eeiZcl him
by tho wrist with tho other. and attempted to
u,tl Kollorg o1tt Init the Goyornor being tho
stronger Of tho tso, quickly released hin,self
ftom burko's GRASP, and at once drew his pistol
conversation with an Associated Press
arent. nftor tho shooting. did mt dif~
fer materially in tI,elr Voraious Of lilo
affair. Dlrio was artosted and taken to tho
Centrat Pnlicc Station. 'h1t wos rcJensed At Tho
inatanoo Of M Juiro ntocn' WHO went % to Tho q sta. @
tion far TINT nnrnosn hy ronuost Of Gov. Kol-
lovc. Tho difficulty arnso from correspondcnce
in fi,o p,ners reat{vb to natr,raiiged citizona.
both tic Governor and Bu, he wera congratulated
by their friends on tic harmless ,orminatiop.
PnoposIr1oN 70 PROCEED A0a1Ssr KELLo,o FOR
MURDER. ~
Erw YonK> Oct, 29-Tho Herald puhliehos tho
foIlnv.ino Iotnh Nav f)rlenna T,a Dct %.
INV. rsssss,a,;,a 1a,1ors laat ararirr h,,a
ger ,erilad ~ 'iu
mectna ouu ".t'sa ~ eoouao ".t e.t'na. ~.
eodsoeohes a31nsn ar''
49aasoT, IT, az Naalca1 leaaets tor =. mHe ".
aor t9e enatso VII e. % M conspiracy Mp m On Tue
a1sn q nGlsenpet, asnnss .no msan ~ I1.,a5las
w. "u''9 ~ .ne etclc'so '. i6uta LIME
Tue Gonatituton' IN lomoVln8 aug peoteettng
arms: 1 A1oesas are oop: PLopasoo so.aaY. any
IVY ua'eu oeatcs Sl'es.onots nmHe aH1ena ~
~ H. assae Wa1tanss mn'ia Lae anuasle Ma'' 10
a!eu, tuo WARRANTS NJ! hot 10 !ssuso peiolo Ioe
nsoassoh' anenn tnisne1 slasats VI @ mass ~ NY
"uo o1e affesteu must Ito IN 1ae Iarlau f1lsoa'
ar,no, "a. p1aaAM; ~ It, r,,.,.. ~.
p NEN oM.hEAan, uol. 1o-1ho Suall!nhu OF tue
1co IN n,,thort~ far tt,a Is, t',ora 10
no Foundation Tor tic renort tefocrnnlod IIanca
that tic conservative leaders arc about to com-
Tence ciin'nal proceedings agninst KELLOGG and
so''sns a1,, y, aea's 1of musao1 On account OF
'A' ~'A' e cnssrnvhT,xr px ana.. .,.as-~vrr~o
| Amaas-meetIug OF Conservatives, called by
| tho con'nittea OK 6ovauty, Was held in from. Of
lho Cltyr,i Il! a'i to-nleht. Several speeches woro
sn,ea ~ r"so,is5,s "aS aso anu
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