Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
LOUISIANA.
state Of Affairs at New IBERIA DIspO-
siilOn OI the Victims 10 Fed
eral Authority.
The YsXed Question Of Naturalization
Settled st Last = The eecOnd
Dis,rict Court Documents
GOOd Papers.
NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS. October 9O.-Five
hundred real estate owners OF parish ~. Mar
TIN have arrived at New Ioerta 10 offer Them
selves as bondamen for the seven 50. Martins
vile prisoners. d. Dugas and GarDInl, Of
that parish, were arrested yesterday. A squgd
OF cavalry passed through New IBERIA last
night 70 arrest Agrlcoie Greombergt OF parish
- Mary, and DR.. Gay, o. Iberia. They have
iust returned to new Iberia with DR.. Gay.
dreomber2, hearing or their coming, put out
10 IS rumoreo that many arrests are TO be
male IN New Iberia to-day.
United States Marshal Packard to-day uo-
oeived dispatch da ed Camp Merrill, October
repor ing the arrest OF i've persons charged
with the C,.ushaItN outrages as reported in
the press dispatches week ago.
NEW IBERIA.
NEW IBERIA, October 30.-The new
arrests made BY the d. putty marshal in ~.
Martin 8 parish TO-DAY are p. V. Huval, Eug.
Darte, Chss Hebert, Edgar Hebert, D. r. For
net, DercOurt Dugas, Benz amin Bertrand, and
Nicholas Garoorins, AT the examination
held before Commissioner Riddle on the tVen-
ty-sixth instant, Edgar Henert was dis
charged Huval and Charles Hebert ere put
onuer bonds or six thousand collars each, and
Dufie one thousand dollars. The others we're
arrested since thar time; they waived exam
tnation, and were placed under bonds of six
thousand dollars each. The marshal with a
squad OF cavalry arrested Gay and AgTicoi
Grevemberg, OF iberia parish, ts-day. When
the cavalry arrived on Grevemberg's planta-
ton he left, but came here and surrendered
this afternoon. Ne had been grinding his
crop for several days. The property holders
OF 1t. Martins to-day, numbering ABOUT Ave
hundred and headed by a band Of music,
marched Into town with the at
tOTneys for the prisoners TO offer themselves
a. bondsmen. The a torneys presented Com
missioner f. Il Riddle with a list OF about
ur hundred nam-s, having property gre
eating over two hundred AID nfty Thousand
dollars, and were ready TO make affdSvits 10
that effect. riddle refused TO accept them
I nally about tn succeeded in providing cell
tiileates from tax-col ectors and recorders,
which Riddle accepted. Bonds were the
signed and orders gwen to relea e the pitso-
ner- The citizen OF both this and st. Mar
tins parish are veIy indignant al the arbitr3I =
conduct OF Riddle IN the matter. The proper
ty-holUcrs returned home rejoicing at the lib
Grafton Of their fIiends. The utmost good
order prevailed throughout. Grevembt r. and
Gay are held re by n squad of cavalry, anu,
II Is said, will have a preliminary exAmina-
ton 10 morrow. No ART sts maze in town y et.
I is supposed that to-day proceedings have
postp ned them until to-morr w. Every body
feels uneasy, not knowing who will be the
next victim.
THE NATURALIZATION QUESTION SET
TIED.
New ORLEANS, October 30.-The fol.
lowing is regard ed rs settling the question OF
natnralize aliens. Act a OF 1895. section II
says: "That the third, fourth, ffth and sixth
district courts OF New Orleans shall have con-
current Jurisdiction in al c VII cases what
ever, inc udlug wrtts OF naturalization, in
which the hrSt and second district courts Of
New Orleans shall also have concurrent Juris-
dicItOn."