Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-24
Latest kilograms,
EASTERN.
A Partial List the Arrested citizens ct
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW YORK, October 2lst.-A spe-
cial from New Orleans says that the
following is q partial list of citizens
arrested at Coushatta: Major Stephen
son, Captain Abney, j. NJ. McIllmore,
Hugh Jones, Walter Clark, Brett Lee,
George Hawthorne, Dr. Brown, Prude
Hyams, Peck Lebright, Samuel Lisse,
and others whose names were not re-
ported. 1t is very difficult to obtain
trustworthy information of the cause
or manner of the arrests, while the
people throughout Red River Parish
are so mucl, alarmed. 1t Is given out
that warrants have been issued for the
arrest of 800 persons. Many timid
ones have fed dreading incarceration
i'm New Orleans while awaiting trial.
The excitement is spreading to all the
surrounding parishes. AS warrants
seem to be made out indiscriminately,
arrests are momentarily expected.
The people here take respondent views
of the situation. Those who declare
that it is their purpose to retain their
employment are the men who vote
with the Radicals. There was q des-
perate report circulated and firmly be-
lieved that it is the settled policy of
the Administration to Africanize the
State, and by harsh, brutal means
force the whites to abandon their
cause in the approaching election.
The Conference Committee Failure
Another Outbreak Feared.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2lst.-The
Conference Committee of Democrats
and Republicans reconvened last night
to choose a successor to Bonsana, UNI
pire of the Advisory Board. The Re-
publicans required the adoption of a
policy giving assurances that the
guarantee of the Democrats that there
should be q cessation of violence and
intimidation, would be faithfully OBJ
served. The Democrats refused, un-
less two places on the Advisory Board
were given them. immediately a dis
agreement resulted and the conference
near midnight adjourned sine die
without action. The Democrats
threaten an immediate appeal to force.
An indignation meeting is proposed
for Friday. The White Leaguers
have been called to assem- BILE to-mor-
row night.
steamboat Explosion.
DETROIT, October 22d.-The propel-
Ter Brooklyn, of the Northern Trans
portation Company, exploded her
boiler this afternoon in the river II
miles below this city. Sixteen persons
are reported missing. The steamer
Cuba brought the survivors, number
of whom are badly injured, to this
city. @ et-
Nine bodies have been recovered
from the wreck of the steamer Brook
IVp nf hn
crew and passengers are fatally injured.
the explosion.
Bitter Partisan Feeling.
SHREVEPORT, October 22d.-It is re-
ported that about seventy merchants
are to be arrested here for pledging
themselves to discharge any employee
who should support the radical party
in the impending contest. There is
but little excitement about the matter.
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CHICAGO, October 22d.-Ten thous-
and inhabitants of Nebraska will have
to depend on charity for food this
Winter A4s
The Board of Trade of Kingston,
Canada, has condemned the reciprocity
treaty. Te Ht4i
1t is stated authoritively that J. +.
Foy, President OF the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, has rendered his resig
nation to the Directors of the Cam
pany, which may be accepted.
y - ~ Third Term.
The National Republican, which has
been advocating third term for Pres
ident Grant, says to-day that the Pres
idency during another term would
have few attractions for Grant. 1t
could confer upon him no further or
higher honor. There is no reason
therefore to suppose that he desires it.
On the contrary, his natural tastes and
inclinations are known to be in the
direction of domestic quietude and pri-
vate life.
Affairs In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22d.-The
failure to agree and the final adjourn
ment of the Conference Committee, in
no way impairs the agreement hereto
fore made, except as to the Advisory
Board, which can do nothing without
an umpire. Packard states that the
Conservatives would be given two
members of the returning Board as
per original agreement. Wright, the
tice that he will to-day receive the
opinion of the Attorney-general as to
the legality of the naturalization
law before the Second District Court.
.7tt.r A Drnnken Row.
BROOKLYN, October 22d. - This
morning Albert b. Crockett, and
Chas. Shaw, two delegates to the
Democratic City Convention, and sew
eral other politicians, while in state
of intOxication entered an italian bar
ber shop, kept by one BombraggiO,
and proceeded to demolish the furni-
ture, and when they We're interfered
with by the proprietor and his assis-
tant, they set upon them. The for
mer's head was laid open by, blow
and the latter was severely wounded
Dombraggio seizeed pair of large
shears and plunged them into Crockett,
causing his entralls to protrude.
Shaw's nose was nearly severed during
the fight. Crockett is pronounced fa-
tally wounded. The barber and his
assistant have surrendered to the au-