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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-22
rHE VISIT no KELLOGG.

HE REFUSES TO RECEIVE THE COMMITTEE
WARNING OF THE coMSnTTEE-THE PEOPLE
TOLD TO ARM THEMSELVES.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE committee of
fiveappointed by the Canal street mass meeting
called at the executive Office about noon. The
governor not being present, Brsgader- Ger era
Dlab,e of the governors office, received the DEL
egation. Mr.. Mann, as spokesman, salo tnat
they had called as committee to interview the
governor. Gen. Diable said he would con-
Vey the fact to the governor. After a DrleI
absence ne returned, and made a reply which
writing as follows: General Diable. have
communicated with the governor and ne directs
me 10 say to on that he must decline to receive
pOinted by the mass meeting assembled on Ca
nal street. He does So am instructed 10 say,
because he has definite and accurate inf0rma-
ton that there are now assembled several large
bodies OF armed men in different parts of the
cItv who are met at the call which convened the
mass meeting which you represent He regards
this as q menace, and he will receive no COM
munication under such circumstances he
furthermore directs me to say that should the
people assemble peaceably, without menace, ne
would deem 1t one OF MS nlgnest uutles ~ re
tain any petition addressed to the government.
/ have received and answered you gentlemen as
I" (Signed) H.C DAZZLE,
Brig. and Judge Advocate General,
Louisiana State Militia.
To This Mr. Mann.orally replied as follows:
s.Repeat that there are no armed rioters. there
are no armed men on Canal sire Il so FAR as we
know We came on a mission of peace and we
believe that if the governor had acceded TO the
proposition we brought to-day, which was 10 ao-
dicate ft would have pacified the people OF Lou
isiana and might or would have prevented vio-
lence or blOodshed. so far as we are concernesd,
we are prepared to pledge 10 him no violence IN
person and property, and we feel In positions on
The contrary, TO assure him that there should be
perfect immunity of both"
The 81 ostance of the foregoing reply was suDSe-
ouentlvat Mr.. Mann s request, reduced TO writing
nv the governors private Secretary and handed to
him 10 read at the mass meeting. Gen. DiaOle,
on the part of the governor, replied; 81 have to
repeat what 1 said Before, that while there may
he no armed men on Canal street, there are
armed bodies within short distance, assembled
on the same call your mass meeting Inc
comyoittee then retired, and soon after reported
the result of their interview 10 the meeting.
The people were then advised TO go home, get
their arms. and assist the white league, VINO
were then under arms to execute plans that
would be arranged for them. The people then
quietly dispersed. Afterward quite large num-
her formed in procession and marched up Camp
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THE INDIANA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER % 1874

held in this city tonight TO take actio n
upon the proclamation of acting Gov. Penn.
Speeches were made by leading citizens of the
parish, advising moderation, and assuring the
colored people that no violence was contem-
plated, and that their rights would be carefully
respected. The undersigned were appointed a
committee to telegraph the agent OF
the Associated Press at New orleans
that while the movement in North Louisiana Is
complete it will be bloodless. The parish off,
Gals elected in 1877 will be installed at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The militia will be orgsn-
lied at u o'clock.
lSigned.l w. b. EGAR,
j. G. MONCURE,
A. III. LEONARD,
fyopa rnfffoa
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ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT.
GEN. EMERY ORDERED NOT TO RECOGNIZE

GEN. EMERY ORDERED NOT TO RECOGNIZE
THE INSURGENTS.
WASHINGTON, september l6-The result of the
cabinet meeting this afternoon was an agree
ment that the following dispatch should be sent
Immediately by the adjutant general of the
army to General Emery, commanding the Fed
eral forces in louisiana:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. l6.
Under no circumstances recognize the'finsur-
gent government of Louisiana. Within five days
from the date of the proclamation to the insur-
gents such action will be taken as the emergency
may reQnire. By order of the president.
z. ID. TOWNSEND,
Adiutanf General
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RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS.
THE PEOPLE IN ARMS,
BEGINNING OF THE TROUBLE

A MASS MEETING-Gov. KELLOGG ASKED TO
ABDTCATE-A COMMITTEE SENT TO HIM.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. lin response 10 tue
call for mass meeting on Canal street this
morning, TO protest against the seizure Oh arms
of private citizens, men began 10 assemble aDou.
10 o'clock, and by IL the sidewalks of the great
thoroughfare were filled for several squares
Many stores are closed and there seems TO be
very general suspension of business at this hour,
~ ~ Addresses are being delivered from the
base Of the Clay statue. No disturbance or any
Kind has occurred. Two companies of United
states troops arrived this morning, and Marsnal
Packard reports a regiment enroute from Holly
Springs, Miss, for this city.
the meeting adopted resolutions requesting
the Immediate abdication OF Gov. Kellogg, and
cOmrnittee consisting OF II. HI. Mann CHAIR
man. Jules Tuyes, samuel Chaplin, Samuel Bell,
and j. NJ Seixas, Were appointed TO wait upon
the governor. and the meeting Is awaiting fe-
port OF the committee.
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LAW AND ORDER.

THE GOVERNMENT FULLY oRGANIzED-sEr-
THING DOWN TO PEACEFUL PURSUITS.
by Telegraph to the Sentinel
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. Is The McEnerv
government is fully organized and in operation
throughout the State. Peace, order, good feeling
and perfect confidence prevail. No vestage of
opposition in any part of the State exists, and
the whites and blacks are quietly pursuing their
usual avocations in safety
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THE NEWS AT ST. LOUIS.

GREAT REJoIcING-A MEETING OF CITIZENS
CALLED.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l5-Dispatches from New Or
leans were received on; change this noon an
nouncing the complete success Of the revolution
there. They were received with cheers. A call
for meeting at the court house to- night to ex-
press sympathy with the citizens of Louisiana
and thankfulness for their relief from oppres.
sion was signed by a large number of merchants
and will be printed In the evening papers.
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McENERY SuRRENDERS.

TWO PUBLIC oRDERs-THE ARMS TO BE
GIVEN UP-MILITARY RULE ESTABLISHED.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. E.-There has been a
consultation to-day at the State house between
the governor, lieutenant governor and the OFF,
GERS of the lawful administration, together with
a number of prominent citizens, 10 receive and
consider certain propositions of Gen. Emery.
These propositions demanded the retirement OF
all armed men from the streets. and the return
of the arms to the arsenal. These propositions
ha We been acceded to as will be seen by the fol-
lOwidg orders:
HEADERS, Ex. DEPT. OF La,
New CLEANS, Sept. IL, 1874.
GENERAL ORDER NO. Z.
l. The State troops now under arms will be at
once retired to their homes. 2. The arms cap
tured from the usurpation will be carried and
deposited in the central station or at the third
precinct. accordingly as they who held them
live above or below Canal street. g. The artil-
lery, horses and other property captured will be
carried and deposited in the central station. 4.
All private arms purchased by citizens will be
taken to the respective homes ofthose who bear
continue the work or Organizing the police and
policing the city. He will receipt for the pub
lie property, arms, etc, turned over to him. s.
charged with the execution of this order. By
command of John McEnery, governor and COM
IN ander-in-chief.
f. JOHN ELLIS, Col. and A. A. q.
HEAD'oRs DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, La, sept. IL, 1874
CIRCULAR.
John McEnery and ID. b. Penn, styling them
selves respectively governor and lieutenant
governor OF the State OF Louisiana, having in
formed the department commander of their will
lingness under the presidents proclamation TO
surrender the State property now in their pos
session and TO disband the insurgent forces un-
der their command, Brevt. Brig. Gen. j. r.
Brooke, lieutenant colonel of the Third In fantry
is charged with the duty of taking possession
of the arms and other State property. He will
occupy the State house, arsenal and other State
buildings until further orders. He is hereby APP
pointed to command the city OF New Orleans
until such a time as the State and city govern
lnents can be reorganized. The present police
force IN the city under charge of Thos. Boylan
will remain on duty and be responsible for the
good order and quiet of the city until regularly
relieved. BY command OF COL and Brevt. Brig.
Gen. w. III. Emery.
LUKE o. REILLY,
Can't. Ninteentli Infantry, A. ID. C..
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COLLAPSE OF THE CARPET BAGS

OUILAPSE UF The OAhP NI BAtTO.
KELLoGG's FORCES sURRENDRR-HE SEEKS
SAFETY IN FLIGHT.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-The entire Metro
politan force, Kellogg militia, etc, with the
arms, arsenals etc., surrendered at o'clock this
morning to the citizens or the Penn
militia. Kellogg, Longstreet and others have
taken refuge in the custom house.
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KELLOGG CALLS ON GRANT.

1T WILL PROBABLY COME BEFORE THE CABI-
NET.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept. n.-Intelligence
comes from New Orleans in such terms asjustt-
fes the assertion that Gov. kellogg has called
upon the president for federal aid to support
the State authorities in suppresslng
domestic violence, the legislature not now being
in session. Should the call reach the president
tomorrow, il may become matter Tor eaolnet
consideration, as he will not leave for Long
Branch till tomorrow night.
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SHREVEPORT PEACEFUL.

THE LEGAL OFFICERS INsTALLED-THE PEo-
PIE THINK GRANT Is Mr:rAKEN.
SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. l5.-The rightful Off
GERS elected in 1872 have been peacably installed
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BARR1CADEs AND BLooDsHED.

THE PEOPLE ASsENBLE-THE STREETS BARRi-
cADED AND THE CITY HALL CAPTURED
A BRUSH WITH THE METRoPoLITANs-SEV-
ERAL PERSONS KILLED.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE People seem 10
have responded with alacrity TO the advice given
by DR.. Beard, one of the speakers at the Canal
street meeting. BY p. NJ. armed men were
stationed at the intersection OF all the streets on
the south side of Canal street from the river 10
Clearborne street. About 4 p. NJ. a body OF Met
rOpOlitans, about sou men with cavalry ana ar
tiIiery, appeared at the head of Canal street
and took position, Gen. Longstreet commando
ing; accompanied by orderly they rode up
and down Canal street ordering The armed citl-
zens to disperse. Some desultory nrlng soon
after occurred along Canal street
and some few casualties are
reported on both sides. The Metropolitans are
reported TO have broken al the first IRE, the citi-
zens capturing one piece Of artillery. The citl-
zens are now building barricade along Poy.
dras street, having already captured the city
hall and taken possession of the fire alarm tele-
graph. The police telegraph lines are worked by
q battery from the city hall and have been de-
tached therefrom, rendering them useless. There
is one company of United States troops here,but
they remain at the custom house, spectators Of
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A WORD FROM THE SOLID MEN.


THEY ADDRESS THE PRIssIDENT-AND INFORM
THE COUNTRY THAT LAW REIGNs-CAsEY
CHIMES IN.
+ NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l6.--The following signed
by the presidents of the Chamber of Commerce,
the Clearing House, the Cotton Exchange and
the Merchants Exchange, was telegraphed TO
President Grant to-day: ave, the undersigned,
beg leave TO inform your exceliency that this
city is perfectly quiet and free from all disturb
ing elements, and business has been resumed as
usual. No further trouble is anticipated"
CUSTOM HOUSE, New ORLEANS,
September iR, 1874.
have been asked to sign the above. The
statement that the city is perfectly quiet
is true, and business is proceeding as usual.
Property and persons are safe from Insults and
injuries, except from some rowdy or drunken
man. lSignedl JAS +. CASEY.
The executive committee of the Merchants
Exchange to-day telegraphed the Board of Trade
of Chicago and the Merchants Exchanges of st.
Louis and Cincinnati, as follows: ''The new
government is composed of the legitimate and
duly elected State officers, and is in full and
peaceable possession. 1t means peace, law,
order and honest government. All is quiet.
Business is entirely resumed, perfect order is
maintained and public confidence restored"
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THE PRESIDENT PUZZLED.

MEETING OF THE CABINET-sURafIsFs AS TO
THE COURSE To BE TAKEN-RENEwAL OF
NAH. FACILITIES.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. l6.-The president
did not go to Long Branch last night, owing to
the events at Louisiana. brief cabinet meet
ing was held this morning, at which Secretaries
Fish and Bristow, Attorney General Williams,
Postmaster General Jewell and Acting Secretary
of the Interior Coven, We're present. They dis
cussed the Louisiana question and without def
mite action, adjourned until o'clock this after
noon to further consider the subject The
condition of affairs in Louisiana heing novel
authorities recognized by the president have
been elected by a force of citizens, and other
Officers substituted the question arises as to
premlses-in other words, whether kellogg and
his associates shall be reinstated or the McEnery
State government. The subject being of deli
cate and important character, it will be consid-
cred with haoS due delibe alton, and a de-
ing this evening. 1t is considered in
official quarters that the extraordinary proceed
alone, but all the States in the Union as the re-
cent proceedings there, ii countenanted by the
general government, m ght become precedent
in other sections of the country, 10 the detri-
ment of the entire people, and might inaugur-
ate system which would substitute military
power for legal forms in the conduct of State adj
ministrations. 1t is believed that measures will
be takeE forthwith to reinState the kellogg adj
mlnlStraIlOn Win all the force at the
command of the government. Brief dis
patches have been received at the executive
department, but they contain nothing new,
Senator West and Distric Attorney BeckwiIh
of Louisiana, had an interview with the presi-
dent this morning regarding the affairs of thai
state. Mail superintendent loanaker telegrapbs
to the postmaster general, from New Orleans, to-
day, as follows: The revolution yesterday pre-.
vented the northern mail going forward. and the
letter carriers were Withdrawn from the street
by reason of the barricades, and for other rea-
sons. But tranquility Is now restored, and all
the mail facilities are resumed as usual.
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SHREVEPORT SECONDS THE MOTION,
GREAT REJoIcING-THE LEGALLY ELECTED
OFFICERS TO BE ESsTALLED-A BLooDLEss
REVOLUTION.
SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 1.-THE action of the
people of New Orleans has been received with
the greatest enthusiasm by the people through
out North Louisiana, 4 meeting was
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-22

THE PRESIDENT SHOCKED AT SUCH PROCEED
INGs-HE SAYS HE Is IN EARNEsT-INsUF-
FICIENCY OF TROOPS AT NEW ORLEANS.
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Sins Of Mother and Father !

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L to supply the natural wants and de-
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How many thousands of mothers and fathers
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WoMAN's HEALTH.

T IL II lameslable fact, that from causes no,
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girl Just entering into womanhood soon be-
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headaches. pains and aches, loss of appetite
palpitation of the heart, cold feet and hands
and appears to loose that youthful vim ano
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Darts from, the Devils,

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Revised List OF Deputies for the sena.
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It'll. VIM Warren, Waskom.
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l2th. James Moore, Bastrop.
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14th. J L Caldwell Narlin.s
( 18th J A Duncan, Darisville.
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l7th. A J Rose, Salado.
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