, 1874-10-29
AT THE SOUTH.



.rocianlatiou, requesting tho closing Of all tho
d.inkins-saloouB on c!oction-day, aud calling
upon al good citizens to uso oyory effort 10 pre-
sorve Tho peace. Dotwocn 900 aud C,000 fraud
u1cut registrations of negroes in tho city hayo
been discovered, but tho authorities do not
strike them from tho list. The fraudulent1y
registered negroes include tho Democratic ne-
grocs, mnpy Of whom, it is alleged, have from
five to tan registration certificates each. Tho
Ropub]icans clainl chat thero aro aB many falsely
rogiatercd whites rs negroes. It is oYideut thnt
II tho Law Is enforced tho State Prison will soon
bo filled with political rascaIs who aro uow at
lnrge. ,,
licanR {coloEtd1 hhve isBled IN address, stating
TINT they constitute nine.tenths OF tho Repuh-
lican voters Of tho Stato aud nsk for an equal
distribution Of public patronage; doinan1 that
co1o,cd mon shall 10 consulted upon a]l Quca-
ae,t aud tho we1furo Of tho wllole people Of tho
stato anil do not propose to be az bltndiS led as
thoy naye been In the past.
THE REGISTRATION QUESTION.
i largo meeting Of members OF tho Bar took
p1uoe to-.lny iu tho Sixth District Courtroom.
Tho Committee, to which WIS reforreu the dusy
OF uropsri1,g resolution oppressive OF the
opinion Of tha Bar Of Now Orleans aa to the
power cf tho Second District Court to natural
izo altonY under tho acts OF Congress, reported:
Orleans IL District Court and entitled utiaer scc.
Of tho net of Congress of 1902 to atrze foreigners
stcu,ld-ThAt tito sscoEd District CURT Of New
Orleans Is court d: record with seai aud Clark
that it hna comlaon5w 1rlallctol', III TINT IT is =
court which entersains suits Tor money, demands anal
all personal aeons ngaina asiois, ,ninors, and
1nteydotGl persons, md "a RcA has jurlsllc1ou to
natraltze alteHg.
Over 1U0 mcrnbcra Of tho Bar woro proaent
who approved Of tho above report and signed it.
Tie Conservatives decline to accade to tho
proposition Of Kellogg to hare two ballot-boxea,
ono set a!a,t for tue reception Of ballots caHt by
voters na.llyaiizel by the Second District Uourl.
Tho opinion OF W. Il. Wlltaoro, which was re-
quchted by Attorney. Geno4 nl Field az to tho IT.
6allty If tho naturalization before the Second
District Court, has been glycn mud is tho roserso
OF that or tho Attorney -Goneral. MIR. WMtacre
is of opinion TINT the Court Inns jurisdiction.
5tEisTiSu OF FonE1aa-DonN CITIZENS.
4 n,aes-meeiing OF forelEn-bol1l citixons to-
night passed resolutions denonncing the at-
tempt being madc BY tho State officials to de-
priYo them OF tho right OF suffrage. They call
upon their hloslrcn throughout Amotca 10 hold
tn Bttict accountability tho political party which
tA tlisfeanchises sl.on. aud state that they i'll
har tn tao Harle box aH other American citizens.
TIC meeting WIZ largely attesnled, quiet nnd
orderly.
i. Lynch. Judge Of tho Fourth District Court,
waa .ls:nlaIized III tho sccona District Court III
1Sb4.
RECENT ARRESTS.
MONROE. La, Ouk. 28.--Comn,issionor Jovott
afIcr reading lengthy opinion, quoting from
the evidence Of Scott l.aius, co!ored, to prose-
Ran,uoy, aud Mayor lsiclar,laon III bonds Of
:l.0u0 each. MesstH, Hnoy. MaYfield, and
PLips, Of Lincoln, were admitted by Jewett to
bni! in tho sum Of $4,000 each. lucy, after hls
releaso, vas arrested by Marsha! sclye, catohlng
violation Of Tile enforcement act. Huey uslo1
for tho hfarshai's authority whom tho AlasBllal
caught Ifuey by tho arm, aud carried him OF.
Huey gayo 4 second bond.
Tic band OF Trenton j. Monroe Is soronadlng
tho Released prisoners. 4 largo nllmborof citxe1ls
wcro in attendance Mt tho telegraph investigation
west Of Eien,la, mentioned lnHt night. a United
States soldier Bwears that ho had M order given
him to cut tho wlros. John Townsend and two
co'oraa mon Witnessed the cutting; Townsend
when going nlong tho highway by an armed man.
tic Was told ho might DO wanted sweara tic
cads Of tho wires were wrapped around stump,
and stuck under n fence.
Perfect 1niet prevails all through this section.
AoNEn. la., Oct. 23-Eyidonco sufficient has
lnan FUND here and ut tho District Court III
Lt1'c'ln. anu the Grand Jury will find q bill
AGAINST seIYc and othera for cutting tho tolo-
G5ap.w,r,ea'. Judge Trlmb!o ia fully detoruain-
Gu to punish tho parties. Tho people here nro
tubilant over tho release Of tho prisoners at
Monroe. grand reception il preparing tor
them.
REGENERATION FRAuDB.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-lt III llnterstoo1 that
tho i,ameh Ut sou persons charged with barint,
fr.l,ldu!enty registered aro hoEoro tho G1nrsi
Juss, a'ns 2o0o moro romain to be prosocuted
OTHER ARRESTS.
Joseph MibronHh and Mary johnson Ycro ho-
fore United HtHtes Commissioner T., D, Ora,,
charged with violating Sec. 6 OF the Euforcaf,.
nlcnt a:t in breaking up q moesing OF coloroIl
Democrats.
pA1sE nEroRr
hat In
succcollod in comnla1ld hero by Con. De Trobrl.
and ia untruo. Dc Tenbria,ld, who l,ae huea ab.
tent, will roport to Con. Emory for duty, hlB
rua.upAt being stationed hor.
T1toUBLE PREDICTED.
kEw ORLEANS, Oct. 98.-kollogg having do.
cided that the hatiot-boxen for tho city shal
contain accompaniment for tho ballots OF yutbrs
naturAllztd by tic Second Distrios Court, aud
aaid natu1alIzed citizens tonight having resolved
to deposit their bailota In tho Ba1ne box with
other American citixous, conflict on election
day seems probable llnlens tho authorities yoltl
pr"ron'lercuco Of lesa! opinion against thu!,.
An ALABAMA JUDGE (RgpuuIl0AN) On TUE OUT
AAQN BUSINESS.
MONTGOMERY. Ala., Oct. 25.-OAanoelor Nc
C1aw, Republican. whoso division onlbracob
noarly ons.third nf tho State, In 1H published
latter, HaY8 HIha chaucorY huaf1lesB nvor