The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-10
THE SOUTH,
LOUISIANA STILL. AGrrAr

LOUISIANA STILL. AGITATED.
MILITARY M0vEMENTs-ARREsF OF ASoT Es,R
UNIFIED STATES oFFIcKAL-THE RESULT N
THE FIFrI DISTRICT.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov: Twenty men o.
company B; Sd infantry, Capt Head in ccnn-
Eaand. left here this morning for Lincoln
parish. 1t is said that cavalry has been or
dered from Shreveport to the same parish.
The purpose Is not known. Marshal SeelTe
and Lieut. Hodgson, arrested for cOntenDt
of Judge Trimble's court, ha We reached
Vienna, and are awaiting the judges
action. Sheriff Kavanaugh of jackson
arrested b. VI. Jewett, United States cora-
missioner, this morning. upon a warrant Is
sued by Jadge Trimble, based upon an in
dictment found by the grand Jury of Jack.
son county, for kidnapping Dr. Louis Sha-
lars. Jewett furnished bend in the sunl-of
81 ,Ooe. 1t is said that Marshal Seelve Will
also be arrested when released, upon war
rant from jackson, and that he will be held
to answer for cutting the telegraph wires,
and other violations of law. The election
for Congressman froms this district net
hinges upoD the result in Carroll parish
The opinion is that money will carry she
parish, but it is thought strange that the re
turns are so late comingin.
In the torchlight procession in honor of
the democratic victories, 10000 men werein
transparencies. The houses along the Gne
of the procession were Illuminated, and the
streets thronged with spectators.
Three vessels OF Admiral Mullany's zeet
departed to-day, the Wachusett, Commander
r R. Taylor, for Norfolk> the Pawhattan,
Capt. J. L. Jonett for Hampton Roads. and
the Kansas, Lieut.. Commander Alfred Hop
kins, for Aspinwall via, Key West and the
Cuban ports. Judges Collin and Mumford
Mccoy, commissioners OF election st La
Eourebe parish, were arraigned to-dSy be-
fore Commissioner Craig. charged with vio-
lating the enforcement act by depssiting
fifty-three ballots m the name of as MANY
lawful voters, in their absence, and without
their consent. 1t is reported that the British
man -of-war Bullfineh, which arrivedyester-
day, will remain here TO protect the interests
of British subjects in case of trouble.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Judge Frimble
urges the governor to geeall the psrCiOns is
sued in the casesof See{ye and Lieut.. Hodg-
son, committed for,contempt, for the reason
that their conduct in several instances was
outrageous and oppressive, and the citizens
feel that they have been outraged by these
parties, and indignant at their course while
securing the country. The judge Is satisfied
that if the law Is permitted to take
its ccalrse, not only in the casa
of their contempt of hss order,
but also i'm cutting the telegram wires ard
in the assault with g pistol on Mrs. Pattes-
son and other cases, the people would abide
the action of the c91ft, but.if paFdoned and
turned at liberty, be is OF the opinion that
they could not leave the couatFy, so great
would be tae feeling against the prisoners.
Before leaving Vienna the, Judge took
every precaution to insure their safety
while in Vienna Jail. Much excitensent
prevails in North Louisiana. and a full de-
termination on the part of the citizers 10
assist Judge Trimble in carrying out the
Law, which he will do.