, 1874-09-05

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RGtohnnt sor. Of oonahat to tho following ioaa oaet
tho I'D 4e1 aa Fss f. b abe to rpo!! ell quiet in
non[9o Of melting riot ao, against
co1Smitt'od uIn' no" nndor arrest, boforo citzons
yoatiost;o, Oh the boss mon wo hayo. lilo in
damnabio" plat 10 bringing frs to light tho most
5o aA ausaasn :, fn' thu On 2oa tho nslt q
ta yus somn and vicinity lad anscmbja Ia oriaton W
Il ia ovidonen on s'Gro ofofo Of Atbnoy y Love By anco
tn~s, mum9or OF nogroca had boon brounht to
mia @uou, LOT tho purpoao Of an inla6rjmi.
aomhad ol tho mon. women. and Children as-
Homop pa r,sit; snoso that Frank Edgorton, Sheriff.
notoriousy bal noero. var" % - agney LEY, ,om9th,
n an assault upon tin 5ofonsa3enn IvGu tIom
fe1tiSons The negroes wore brouep fro
noor nu!'ouas ~! o' larms and packed In corrfioid
G H. A. Doves rode several imos to tbn TLs0n- da0o
11,gep i1n1g Patty and back to tho rogIdonco oS ~
aw1tcholl where the armod nogrooa woro c o. con =:
Toa' "'rhn ana Waa heard to say to tho neRrooa
that laSee nun,hoc II zoo nttrong for u.s." Learning
iut ~ O'CLOCK. Tho young mon formed tha1nsoivca
tho ,1n,s ssoousing-party and bogau patrolinr
DieEsono Eo voea ns y23ag y22H3ng i hpt9kaon and james
r. Txttohoe hhoi1ee, they saw and talked With T Hi
-.".ns and saw near him eeyorni nrn,ci7 ~.
boy waro ots@rning sra to report wn they Ind soon.
langeroasly nqSa Tonnd nRoa TWICE md J. o. Dickson
nat time from Capt. ~ r. Horsav aa nIonc nus
'liao aomo - miles below, STATING = tIot 9"nS, tnc
rto en% %o5o e. raaesom1ing ii force, ind With
squad Of 'se soo SfSy tgo1in @roateniog altitude
Immediately to sGapk men eDa YES
!uos IN tho county callod on to como Ia tho rna'
ao o. u. .ho people. Their prompt responso
ion we1o bspp erts@1e an, IN vory fey hours
t.omps to asaasainate whoio community tho
oIana amounted to camor for tho priaonera
sney had no Hafosy hero and that all thai
,onsb5o @ 5 tt}xo,t e8ho bg tho best and most TO-
'es thom many hours, the priaonora anbmtttsI tt .
proposition n to 1eaTo tho State and nnvor ~ a
,nm; ,nc ~: Ihia proposition seomed to appoase to
copted by the te e;t sfafh OF tho people, was
lGae ~, 1tom tho people at large their own ruan1
~ ~ 8 brave man a. their head. and aeicetnH
ara use up the river for Shreveport. wIoro tho1
Iloa ~ nnxo axe me tno oars tor The North. About 50
aeh' tho prisoners rescued from tho rl1an' .nd a
a.. TWO MORE rEanoKs 1Y,7ourD. y y
t' oort ILL.,. IT, Aonoy's atatement was reocivod 4
arged With shooting Mr. Dickson hove beon g,oua n
lrdefed By . mob at Conehntta. Thosc no. Y
9os 3tsaet were among those examined By lie In.
:, 3,ti9atlng Committee, and romaudod to iaii
!. 4e recommended that thoy bo tried bv The N.
a1I.os Court, but the mob removed tllom frnn VI
1ati and killed thom. Tho nf]lday;ta - ra. As
req e, to BY hr. Abnoy have boon received boro.
taey contain nothing in addition to tic nut V Vs
SHREVEPORT D1goLA1atEn.
naE9sronT, -, sg La, Sept. 4-TAe Epeni,,q Itle Nu
M (1sopubiioan), in an editorial on tho Com, Va
cs,ns sis ItGiaples, speaking Of Coy. Kelogg'e A. A.
ttsa'maslon s'raao says: "The document implies TO
1nost positively dony. Tint body Of arlnol
mopnsod ao,,. men loft Shreveport on saturday' Wi
a9sh OF August. Was patent to eli. TiIoy2
mere Tor tho purpose OF aiding their frieniIa Ac,
,, wofe reported to DO In groat danger. md Val
. lJ"ored ls, re- ~. .nvarwfatmtns s.usnhors. and tha
10 tho same night, having been informed he rot
nf1or TINT al danger to thoseto whose agaiat. c,
y. they Tero lhur1ying WAS over. Wo again again Tot
at, and Justice demands free olrcuIatfnn n CT
ed in tho brutality.h WIZ
10 1elegrans's Wow is hold BY oil mon of al,
les here. and there seems to bo no donbt au
the toVornment hos boon misinformed. -