, 1874-09-23
THE: SOUTH.
Statements, Of the Con-
tending Parties in
New Orleans.
Delicate Relations Of Western
Senators to tho Kellogg
Government.
Authentic Account Of tho Collslatta
Affair.
The Butchery Accomplished by
Strangers to the Place.
The Trenton Observation-Disclosures
Of Ono Of tho LynC}lors.
The Negroes and the Oiyil-Rights
Bill.
Reports Of 0utrages in Alabama Off,
ciaIly Denied.
The Butchery Accomplished by
Strangers to the Place.
The Trenton Observation-Disclosures
Of Ono Of tho Lynchors.
The Negroes and the Oivil-Rights
Bill,
Reports Of 0utrages in Alabama Off,
ciaffy Denied.

LOUISIANA,
Special Dfspateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
| NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. 2a-No moyoments
| OF Importance havo boon n1ndc by the contend
| ing parties to-day. It Is understood that Gov.
| Kellogg is preparing statement to be submitted
to tho public, which will bo replied to by tho
Committees Of tho Opposition
The papers, before mentioned IN thoso din.
patches aa having boon aoizod with tho State
House, Woro
RETURNED TO GOV. 1ELLoua's CUSTODY
along with tho property Of tho State. Copios of
all tho important documents wcro matlo wh,,o
thoy voro in tho hands of hIr. Arc1;nory'a oTI;-
ciala, but thoy will nut 10 furnished for nublicn-
tion at present, although they would mako yory
interesting reading matter. Another nminort
Republican sonator from Western State beeido
tho honorable gentleman from Wisconsin sooms
TO havo had profitable business ,olatious with
Gov. kellogg.
THE cousnArrA MAs3AonE.
Tho following extract from private latter ro-
colved hero today Is tho first a,lthouto account
Of tho manner III which tho .CouBlatta prisoners
mot thofr doath. It is from eoutlc,nan on n
BUSINESS tour through tho northern parshcs.
havo 1uAt returned from Il trip 70 War,ls
esofc ~ tue lower part Of tlis rr;sh tho scono
kIlllnE was oil dono in this tCaddo) parish,
Do"oa, IWltohell, and Edgcrton wore
KILLED on TIE ROAD
10 front Of tho Hutchinson plantation. tim two
1or@cf 1or wneIo tcy we're o%ertaken, and tie lat-
u tao roau. 1t sooms that ho nttonpted
lance from his pursuors, but was in.
tSfsSpids tSo eds " an4 nTy r. VIE WHO
It s supposed, ot swimming Rod Niycr, : but %as
snos t,x. ~ 10 went over tho bank. The |
othors then. woro takou back to Wards
store, q distance Or about ! milcs.
wote ,sho IT,, tnc wnolo party stopped until nearly dark,
"uoH INC prisoners woro tnhen into tho voofla |
ABOUT halt milo in tho rear Of tho storo
AND TnEHEbMoT. !
t9is Srom parsies who wero prosont when tho |
of o3olta H.. were found, it ,Hocns that two
knees x! for appearances indicated as much. and
tnat "a thoy had been placed in line. as tlloy woro
nll shot in the hoart and forc part Of lie body
lhoy are buried in two grayoa, throo in oacI.
Edsorto" TS'' in fa io Doves lwitGh9 aud
70 .he .1 Hutchinson plantation, right On tho bans
OF LILO river, and tho nthora iu tho woulH. Of
course, not much il said about it tnero. but TIM
ares pcs ftzens thm H. the neghboshood doporo t.
deed a clerk at Wa,d'a store, who saw tia
"nolo party, stated that thoy woro
THE TOUGHEST BET
20 ! ovor eaw, nnd that al we're entire strangers
tIo work w. WIS seds ao e o. 10 tue opinion thoro That
possibly, fow To9ans among thom. Oh 4 corn.
pany fro1n pluola County was roportel rrcscnt
y totuShatta' directed by meu from about Cou-
LILO troubles Mt Bayou Sara have
=, AGAIN DnoKEN OUT,
,aSs 10 'eeilo"inG dispatches have bcon received
ltn 1ere from Republican olliccholdor at tlat
Tbcr. II . Bayou SARA, Sept. a.