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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04
FOR STATE

Johnny Hill, Of the SiIrer STE got
away with the nomination for STATE
Printer. He will have all the miners
with him, FOR he is the man who was
arrested by the United tates Marshal
for assisting TO rent the Chinese from
the mines OF Humboldt county.
The above from The Carson Tf#b8Ha.
is we'll said. johnny Hill use1 t be
an honest miner, before he acquired Il
knowledge of the printing business
and i. was While engaged i'll mining i;
inionvi.!e that lie go: INFO trouble
With the United Safes authorities for
resisting tie encroachments of China
men sought to be employed by John
e. Fall, in place of white men. The
Cinnamon We're ~peaeeably loaded int
wagons and removed from the district.
IL this performance Hill took Il PROM
fnent part. judge Sandy Baldwin
hearing of the affair, prole>sei to be-
licye that an outrage against the Bur
iingame treaty had been PERFORATED,
and he set about at onc to have the
matter investigated. johnny IIiil
land he alone was arrested, hurried
off to Virginia City and there re-
manned in the custody of the United
States Marshal, for several weeks. if.
indeed, not several months. Judge
Baldwin was finally convinced tIa le
had 10 legal right to longer hold him.
and Hill was again set at liberty. This
is the whole story, and if there Is II
man on either of the tickets before The
people who should receive the united
support of every person opposed 70 the
Introduction Of Chinese labor mo the
mines of the Pacific Coast, tina; MAJ Is
John j. Hill, Democratic candidate for
State Printer.
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EN-sD


In Eareka, Nevada, October =. Josie, III
fsut son of ,tir. and Mrs. W. II. Walker, aged
10 months.
en- Rnby Hill. October Sd, Nellia. yolr gcst
daughter OF Mrs. uJcn O'hceic. aged 10
months nd Il days.
The fan.ial will take place from the res
id,nce OF Mrs. C'kcelc. a. : o'clock p. NJ. te-
day. Friends and aeqgaint:nces of tho fsmi-
y are iari;od.
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II REV s.
a Steamer baden with SEHs For.
hidden 10 SaiI-KestUgafiOU Of
Peace Demanded.

DON. VCI. =.
4 spanish steamer. now i'll the har-
Dor OF Sligo. has been warned by the
authorizes not to sail. and orders have
trcr1 issued to prevent her departure.
She has Is Armstrong runs aboard,
which are supposed Ia be destined for
the Carlists. The Captain declares
lha. lie Guns are the prof ertv of the
spanish Government, and he is taking
them . England for repairs. IN in
ve.ti4a ion Is i'll progress to-day.
Tho tarli-t JUn;aS in this city de-
maHd tie restoration Of peace.
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NLH Toby.
NOTICE,

TEETiMEFoRB EGlsTBATI0N 0FTUE
/ namcs of the qualified electors for Rich
r'ond Mine Precinct. No. u. tureLa COUNT,
Nevada. prior to the Geheral Election Of 1874,
to be held en- the 81 day Of November. a. D..
ISL. fer the County o. lure =. state of Me-
yaia. will ex} ire 1T SIN tGLDCk l.. u. on
the 23ti, dap ofO:t3ocr. A.. -. 1874.
IDitN LEACH. registry Agent.
Richmond Mine Precinct, No. l., haraka
Comfy, Navaaa. 1i
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at!O.s az.

~NN F~KNNcIsCo. Oct. }.
The Colorado. from China and ia
pan, which Wa reported lost, is COM
ln@ ~ The hari'or.
The steam tug Rescue Went ashore
this afternoon on North Heads. and is
a total wreck. Ii i not We; known
whether any lives were lost. 1t Is be-
l.eyed tliat all were saved.
The examination Of the defanlting
l'cPH5N Assessors proceeds to-day IN
The Police court.
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4 9;iaie.eIty a:nica5Iy Settled.

RICHMOND, Va, Oei. ;.
An amicable adjustment has been
made OF the Mahone-J ohusCu diff
Guilty through ;he efforts Of General j.
t.ally. acting for Johnson, and James
+. Hope. on the part Of Malone, Gen.
Wat Hanson, of North Carolina, being
tht reitr Zee.
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RIO J|NNEIEo. Oct. 3.
An instruction has broken out at
Bueno~ AyrcS. in consequence of al
le4ei fraudulent conaact i'll the late
I r,>i lenti4l election. General Aiitri is
ri the Lead of the instruction.
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TERRIBLE SHOOTING AFFEAT Al
SILVER CIrY.-t terrible shooting at
fray occurred la,t evening III the Jus
tice mine, rear silver city. Fonr men
were Instantly. killod. ANA tifsh# NOR
tally wound i. The difficulty vas be
tween parties cnn,eudn- tar IN. pos
session Of tI.e mine. full particulars
OF The fearful affair viii be f3tant IN
4Nr se!e.raaaie eolumM..
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IN FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER
~ I'd, u BOOK beinnring to Charity Eo-
bekah Degree Lodge. Ne.". %. o. T.. The
finder viii hn suitably rewarded by leaving
the ami with the undersigned.
W. II. DAVENPORT.
Eareka. New. Oct. IT'D. 81. VI
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G1.;;sssiif.s Hal =.

CI>'INNAII. Oct. ,.
A the Dayton f1i. Yesterday Gold
smith Maid tr05.od i H!.ie iii Ills, on IL
LLlIi-IIIIE HEX.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04

Mr.. DELoNG is on: IN Il earl in the
Ha'crfq5>e aeHying Il c rualeg hat he
had Withdrawn from the Senatorial
contest. lie says he VIII re IN at the
ll-Ath
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04

Conventions, held separately. united
in nominating General l.. T. Ross for
Congress. General Ross has always
heretofore acted with the Republican
party.
Rev. Joseph Knott, Independent
candidate for Congress in the Eighth
Iowa District. has withdrawn from the
contest and announces his iute"tion 10
support McDiil, the Republican candi-
date.
Arm, for White Loa=uers Returned
An Immense Mass Meetia- In
CE~ar!esiou.
NEW York. oct. 3.
pecuniary all is asked for Garilaldi.
who is reported in very POOR cream
>.auce>. often without The means of
obiaiiiHg The uecc>sarie> OF lie.
y + ms Baltimore special says the
steamer Wilmington. fr1m New Or
leans. brought back 50 eases of arms
shipped from Baltimore for the White
I~ei-uers. and returned hy them to
prevent seizure. under ketioEg's or
der, issued just previous to the late
Tenn in~suglection. The house which
SHIPPED the arms had orders for on
more eases. but The orders have been
cuun crnauded.
\ Charleston dispatch states Il at
lN.yGJ voters If the city. black and
White. assembled in mass meeting last
NIGHT. 10 demand from Governor
Moses the removal of tic present
Board of Election Commissioners, al
lcgin- that they are unscrupuloiIS par
ti>aus. Al of the speakers. both COL
crei AMI white. says the dispatch.
tr,s~al u w. ion tn the f.nEarGAr first
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assistance, the men being beyond all
hope Of recovery. The occurrence has
created Il great excitemen: in Gold Hill
and Silver City, and there is no telling
how this will end.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
TLcG- CALIFORNIA.

'E.ta Colorado Evnais. in L=srl,O--
ster7l - E-cc..ri Use Pc.
fai;t:in- He.st:fies G:rceii5ac,ts-
20 CHINA g%iaaneia!
E..c Grand (arnisal- Trip in
TIE ~.sir-Esoy s>rot: n2i-EAa:ui::-
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Republican Ratification Meeting
The Campaign Fairly Opcncd.

VNItNpN. OCT. -.
The Republicans are holding a grand
ratification meeting here Tonight. The
tow is illuminated. Carson street is
ablaze with houfires. Special trains
from Virginia and Gold Hill. bringing
between four ana five Thousand peo-
pie. were rum. The meeting is being
addressed 10y Dr. J.. {. llazlett, OF
DAYTON. candidate for Governor;
VIM. WOODBURY.. of Nirgini, City.
candida for Congress; II. II. Taylor,
Charles lie Long. and William sharon.
The greatest enthusiasm prevails. The
campaign is fairly opened.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Ey Overland Telegraph.

SPECIAL 70 nj DAILY s~ENrINEt.i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04

CHICAGO. 1st.3.
In the Nin.h Illinois Di~tric ra-.,r-
-, tine p~.:ugcia,.- AID .n-'cI eIs.c..t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-04
THE EUREKA odd FELLOWS
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Eureka, Eureka County, Mevss,
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Four Hundred Shares
SIS o EAC n,
President:
William Arlington.
Secretary:
William II. Davenport.
Trustees:
William, Arlington. Isaac Whistler.
W. ii. Davenport.

YHllS ASSOCIATION Is INCORPORATE
i under the laws Of the State of Nevada
for the purpose of recting a Building for ,|,,
use Of the odd Fellows of Eureka, and IN Wy y.
vide the same into suitable rooms for r.nt W.
the Lodge Of odd Fellows and other soci",;oo.
and organizations, and for stores and effcos
and will proceed immediately to erect M,
the land donated to the Association Inv ,ba
citizens Of Eureka, situated on the enst IA" 30 e
Main street. IS, feet soath Of the Postotl;cc
in Eureka, Il substantial
Fire-Proof Building,
Being y two ta1 story. and basement Gro-,roos
stone building, fronting ~ feet on the oast
side Of Main street, and running cas-, lOD fos,'
the same width. to the west side of Buel street
the basement having a frontage on said Bu,i
street of lll2 feet.
The entrance to the basement will boo,
Euel street. and 'he Basement room will h.
O., by By feet in the clear. with a Hoo; coll
ing. and will be rented to responsible uartins
by the Trustees. ~
The first story will be pnrtitioned of into
two storerooms. o, by Is feet in tho c,ear,
with a lj-foot ceiling, which will also ia
rented.
The second story will be divided into room,
for the convenient use Of odd Fellow Lodcc.
and of the various societies which NAV meet
therein, and on this floor there will be five Ci
rooms, all OF which will be rented by III,
trustees to proper tenants.
The building will DO finished in ~frs:-elass
stylr. and provided with al convenience far
tenants. and the Trustees. from a careful ana
rrudent estimate of the reycpae of III,
building,. feel confident in assuring to tho
stockholders Il. net dividend of D. per cent.
per month en- their investment.
The work will be prosecuted with the NJ.
most dlSl atch. consistent with economy and
substantial work: and it is CONTEMPLATED thar
the b,iildifg will b. ready for use in four III
months from this date.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21
Dr.. lie Riehau's GOLDEN B!LSAH No, 1

cures CEancres frs. and second stages. So-es en-
the Legs or Body; Sore Ears, Eyes. Nos, &c,
Coprer-colored Blotches, syphilitc Ca;arrh.
Diseased Scalp. and all primary forms u the
disease known as syphilis. Prize, = re1 lyttIe
or no for 50
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-21
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. "a Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

w H. AIKEN. ATTORNEy-AT-
w Law ana Commander OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic in California and Neya-
da, will give prompt attention to the collection
of Additional Travel Pay, row due California
and Nevada Volunteers discharged more thai.
three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can
depend on fair dealing. Information given
free Of charge. When writing enclose stamp
for reply ana state company and IT gi,lent ana
whether you have discharge. Congress has
extended the time for fling claims for A1di-
tional Bounty under act of July IS 1866. to
January, 1873, SO all such claims mus. be made
before that time. Original Bounty OF S100 has
been allowed all volunteers " 10 enlisted Ijatcrs
July 22d, 1851 for three years. if not PAID the
same when discharged. Land Warrants can be
obtained for services rendered tefc.e Is75 but
not Tor services in the late wsr. Pensions for
late war and wax OF lS12 obtained and increased
when allowed for less than disability warra1ts
but nc pensions are allowed TO Mexican ap!
Florida var soldiers. State of Texas has granted
Pensions to surviving veterans CT Texas l:eyo-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Prize NCrsv
is Low due and being paid. ". Il. Aiken aIso
attends TO General Law and ColIecticr t3r.s!-e>s
se5-2ewtfo
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DISPEN.ARY
Gas kearny street.

San Francisco. Established in 1874 fer the
treatTne ut OF Sexual and s,r4i.al iseasts such
| ss Gcnorrhea, elect, Structure. S,I hills il all
| lis forms. Seminal 4Eeakrtss, IL. iottl.c!, etc.
Skin diseases Ct years standing me JlCeratt i
| Legs silccC ssfully treated.
| Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands Of IuIsoIs, both male
| AID oniale, are there who suffering cut
! miserable existence from tie effects Of secret
dulgencts, or frcln virus absolftG into the sys-
| TEN Lock at their pallid. on4aoia1ed and dis
| figured faces and their broktn-tiovn corstitu-
tions. disGUalifying TIE III for the happiness Of
| marriage or the enjoyment of life. In this
horTid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents. guardians
friends, stterd to these who are suf. ring with
any II these horrible, II1e-destroy1ng r-sIadies
see that they arc cared for ana crrtd before it
be too late. send them i'll llleGiateIy 10 DIR.
CHIFFON, physician who hiss made private
diseases h- especial study foI years, and who is
certain 10 cure the most invetera;e case, without
n.ercU:y or any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. thu CCrsse3.tICe cf salt
abII>o: Ibis SOLITARY vice. - t..l y2ygd sexual
Indulgence, is rr&ctlctd ty TIE youth Il both
seXts to an almost Urliniittd extent. Producing
with Unerrlng cortai;.tv. tile following train tf
1rl"rtd syIni toms, unless cCushattd scienti-
nc III deal measures, viz: S&liov counter
ance. IhF4s = ots tsI9.rr tn eyes. pain IL the
head. .,l4. in tie - Il, iit II fIstiifs
u itsv,s and rattlirE q CEar.yJs. rl.t55iuees
dbt ut the 4o;I,s weakness q TIE limbs taufE-
sd Esl :. !ui-t,& intellect. loss ii ,,nle,lee
.!tI.t-!'C IL 81 cSL.nS stiSIE Is. a. T.
faEIn :.ow a,qUalntaTcos. GlsI usi5.tL L eLucl
sotlety, loss Of Eie nlc.y, hccti, 1usEss. pies
and various 'rUpticus about the fsc, : -uIred
toE@uf. fCtia breath. CtULL-, C.l.~I.,4-r..io1i
I.tsli s|eats lloi,oinana sud fTe rt ic~a--i;y
II re :iti he noi cbfaiLet. should ally .--ne-
diateiy either III veIson or by letter. .ci 1--we =
cure Effected by his icw a,i,: Fciertitc mode OF
treating this disease. ulich nCVtI fails u ef-
tectiug quick and radical cure
Cured AT HOME.
Persons e. Il distance may be CUHFD AT
HOME, oy addressing letteTto III. GIDEON
stating case, symptoms. length Of time tie dis
'ase has continued, and have Medicine rC1E.t-
y forwarded. iroe from dam ana c1IrlJ sitv
o any part u the country. with fl!l ..-t Ilaiu
directions BY Inserting Ten II !lars coin, il
registered letter, through Tie FostctttCe or
through Wells, Fargo * Co; aCi;ags Il 1-e6i-
Ire VIII he forwarded 10 any part ol the Jnion
Correspondents viii lease Inform DR.. . .Ubell
hat they tad his advertise nIeIts il the sEuE.L
Address, DIR. j. r. GEB3ON
Je13-ly Box 1857. San Francisco.
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SUMNoNS.
The n.sIRIsT COuRToEIHE


| Second JEticisl District Ct lie State OF Ne
! V;tia. IN and f"r The County Of OrIasby--CLA.
| EisSA L. MEYER, plaintiff. vs.. JOHN q.
| MEYER. defendant.
Action brought in Tie District Court Of the
! Second Juicial District or :ie STATE Of Nevada.
in and for tie County Of Orn shy. ana lie COM
| ;laint filed il said County Of trnIsby. in the
| Office q the Clerk Of said District Coult.
The State CT Nevada sends greeting TO JOHN
q. MEYER. defendant.
You are hereby required to appf AZ in an action
brought against ven by the above named plain
Tiff in tie District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the state OF ,Neyada, i'll and for tie
County Of OrII-Siy, and to answ the complaint
hlt d therein cop: OF y Eich accompanies this
sunIIEcnsl within ter days teSciUsive Ct the
day Of service after the service yCTi of this
served cut Of this county. but il this district
within twenty days otherwise within forty days
or iyid .lnent by default viii be take Il against
yen.
The sad action is JICU4..t to dissolve the
boI.ds Of mlatlInony heretofore and how existing
between you and plaint!E upon the grounds
CT wil:ul destrtion Ind falling to provide the
common nectssaIies II life Tor more than two
years last past.
And you SIRE hereby notified that Il you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff Will apply to the
Court fer the relief therein prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal |
Of the District CCJlrt of the Second !
OO Judicial District Of the state of Ne |
~ ~ vsda, i'll and for the County OF |
Ormsby. this 26th day of octobcr, in tie year |
of our Icrd che thousand cigl: hundred and !
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
7, ". W. DAVIES AttorEe. for Plaintiff.
oc29-llu
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NOTICE GE DISSOLUTION OF
C1-pAnTisERSH!P.

10y MUTUAL CONSENT TEE
Ep partnership heretofore existing between
Camille Gregolre and Isaac Cioue:te, doing
weed ana timber business under the firm name
Of GTegoire Il Clouette. is this day dissolved.
Camille GregoiIe is to pay sill debts which
the firm owes, and collects all debts due the
firm. CAMILLE GREGOIRE,
ISAAC CLOUETTE.
Carson City, Nevada. November Il, 1874.
DoI5-lnI@
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At Virginia City, Gold Hillrrd Carson Office
Through Tickets can lie obtained to San Fran
cisco, Ogden ard intermediate POINTS en- the
P. Il. Z.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Ccp,-
psny's ottiec, Virginia fer Chicago, Kansas City
snd ct. Louis.
b. NJ. YERENGTON,
.- Gscc.a! Superintendent.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Second Judicial District of the State Of Ne.
vada, in and forIhe County of OrnsbE.
MARGARET p. HERROLD, plaintiff, vs.
JOHN HERROLD, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Ct the
Second Judicial District Of the State of Nevada
in and for the County OF Ornsby, and the com
plaint filed III said County CT Ormsby, in the
otf:ce of The Clerk OF said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
ETREOLD, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an &C.
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada, in and
for tie County of Ormsby, and to answer the
complaint filed therein "a copy of which accom-
panies this sumInonsl within ten days (exclu-
sive of tho day Of servicel after the service ON
yea of this summOns-f served within this
county: or if served out Of this county, but in
this District. within twenty days, otherwise
within forty days-Or judgment by default will
be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain q decree
of said Court forever aRnulling the bonds of
ma,rinoEy existing between Won and plaintiff,
upon the ground Of extreme cruelty, and award
ing the care and education of the miner ctild,
james Franklin, TO plaintiff; that plaintiff be
restored TO her maiden name Of Margaret Punl-
preit and Judgment for costs Of this suit
And You ale hereby notified that ii you fail
to appear aai answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will apply 10
the Court for the relief therein prayed,
,-f,,. Given under my hand and the
sSHSr. seal Of the District Court of the
sYMESi.. Second Judicial District Of the
go SS1Ss State Of Nevada. in AID for the
EHlM ETs County cf Crn,sby. this 18th day
Xxx. OF November, in the year of our
SJJXTs Iar:, cLe Thousand eight hundred
and seventy four.
T. j. EDWARDS. Clerk
Wa. PATTERSON. attorney for Plaintif.
u2u-IawIIa
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NOTICE.!

VlNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS
il method in announcing 10 their customers
ard the pubic in general that they have this
day dissolved partnership in the restaurant and
chop house business, III tie place known as The
Exchange Chop House L Carson City. New
and heretofore existing under the firm lame Of
D. J. R4oovich 4 Co. Mr.. d. j. RadovIch Eav-
ing sold all his interest to his former partner,
MIR. n. Raffselovich, sill debts contracted by the
late firm of u. ]. Radovich X Co. will be paid
by y Eataelovich. who is alone authorized 10
collect all Indebtedness due the said late firm
d. J. RADONICH.
y. EAFEAELOViCE.
Carson City. October 20, 1874. o5o-In~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-03
Negro Troubles in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, August 29th.-The
Picdyuae this evening reports that
dispatch has been received from
Shreveport stating that large body
of negroes had assembled at Coushat-
ia, town in the Red river country,
near Colfax, and that great alarm and
CONSERVATION prevailed among the
whites. Gov. Kellogg's private secre-
tary, in reply to an inqniry of the AS
sociated Press agent with regard to
the report, says it is not credited by
the Executive, and that the only
foundation for it is that the Sheriff at
Coushatta has summoned posse of
65 persons-15 whites and so colored-
to defend the parish officers in case
any attempt is made TO force them to
tesign.
Lader dispatches from Shreveport
this evening confirm the first reports
of the trouble at Coushatta, and state
that courier who arrived at Shreve-
port this evening says the negroes are
constantly receiving reinforcements
from all quarters. The town is guarded
by 200 whites, who ask help. A cour-
ier from Minden, Webster Parish,
Forty men left Cotton Paine this
Seventy left Shreveport this afternoon
and more are to follow tonight. Re-
Inducements have also gone from
Minden.
A letter from gentleman at Robin
sons place says conflict is inevita-
BILE, and he thinks it cannot be de-
layed longer than tonight. The black
population of Red River Parish out
number the whites three to one. Cou-
shatta is so miles from the nearest
telegraph station, and it is not proba-
BILE that further news will be had to-
night.
New ORLEANS, August 29.-Later-
A dispatch from Shreveport says that
a courier just in from Coushatta re-
ports the troubles ended and the town
quiet. The negroes, left without a
leader, dispersed. One white man
and two blacks were killed.