, 1874-11-08
Marshal Selye and Lieut.. Nodgson
Tried and Imprisoned for Con.
tempt Of Court.
Gov. Kellogg Said to Have For
warded Pardons for Both
Prisoners.
Violence Anticipated Should the Ac-
CuSed Officers Be Released.

MONROE. La., Nov. Twenty men Of Com.
pany 3, Third Infantry, Capt. Head In command
loft here this morning for Lincoln Parish. Il
is said that cavalry have been ordered from
Shreveport to the same parish, for a purpose mol
known.
MArshals selye and Hodgsou, arrested fo1
contempt of Judge Trimble's court, have
reached Wanna, and are awaiting the Judges
action.
Sheriff Kayanagh, Of Jackson, arrested D.
II. Jewets the United States Commissioner, this
morning. upon warrant issued by Judge Trim.
ble, based upon the Indictment found by the
Grand Jury Of Jackson, for kidnapping DR..
Louis Sholors. Jewett furnished bond in the
sum Of loco.
DEPARTURE OF WAR yEssELa.
Three vessels OF Admiral Mullarey's feet
departed to-day. The WachuBett, Commander
B. r. Taylor, for Norfolk; the Powhatan, Capt.
J. E. Joutt, for Hampton Roads; tho Kansas.
Lieut. Commander Alfred Hopkins, for Aspin-
wall yia Key West and Cuban Potts.
OTHER ARAKsTs.
Judge Collin and Mumford Mccoy, Commits
eioners OF Election in 1afourco Parish. were
arraigned to-day before Commissioner Craig,
charged with violating the enforcement acts, by
depositing ffty-three ballots in the name Of
a. many lawful voters in their absence, and
without their consent.
1t il reported that the British 1nan-of-war
Bullincb, which arrived yesterday. will remain
here to protect the interest Of British subjects
in case Of trouble.
SENTENCE FOE CONTEMPT.
MONROE, L., Nov. 7.-Lieut. l(odgson and
Marshal Selye appeared before :Ju igc Trimh1e
ntVicnna, tlis forenoon, charged with contempt OF
court in di4regarding 4 writ Of habeas corpns is
sued by the Judge. The sentence Of the Court.
as to oath, Was 10 days imprisonment in the
The sentence is being carried out. The cutting
of the telegraph wires will come up next.
Sheriff kavanagh, OF Jackson, left this morn-
ing for Vienna to arrest Selick on warrant
based upon indictments for kidnapping Of DR..
Sholors.
It il 1umored that pardons have been for
Wa1ded by Kellogg for Selics and Hodgson.
BITTER YELLING ADAMS. THE PRISONERS
FARMEnsv1LLE, L., Nov. 7.-Judgo Trimb1o
urges the Governor to recall the pardons issued
in the Cases OF Selye and Lieut.. HodSaon, CON-
uaitted for contempt. for the reason that their
conduct in several inatances Was outrageous and
oppressive The citizens, feeling that
they have been outraged By these par
ties. indignant at their course, while
serving the country. The Judge il satisfied that
If the law is permitted to take its course: not
" in contempt OF his order, but also in cutting
the telegraph wi1e in the Assault with pistol on
Mrs. Patterson. and other cases. this people will
ABIDE the action Of the Court; but If pardoned
they could not leave tho county, so great would
be the feeling against the prisoners. Before
leaving Vienna the Judge took every precautiOn
to insure their safety while in the Vienna Jail
Selye and HolEsnn arrested their prisoners
without warrant, and by the mere force Of the
United States bavonets. Much excitement pre-
walls in North Louisiana and L full determine
ton exists on tha part Of the citizens to assist
Judge Trlmble IN carrying out the law, which he
will do.
New IBERIA, L., Nov. 7.-victot L. Argunr,
Casiutr Witt. Edmond VOORHEES,. Adoph Patin,
and Oscar Durnnd. arrested for viola.iaE the
Enforcement act in St: Martins Parish last
Wednesday, leave here tomorrow evening with
Deputy Marshal Steele to appear before the
United States District Court, they having waived
an examination before tho Commissioner and
failed to furnish bail.
ARRESTS N TENNESSEE UNDER THE ENFORCEMENT
MEmHH. Tenn, Nov. 7.-W. O. Harvey, Of
the firm Of Ely Harvey 4 Richardson; Frank
II. White OF F. n. White j. Co., and several
other prominent merchants, we're arrested last
evening By United States Marshal L. Il. Eaton,
on warrants charging thom With violations Of
ored men from their employment for refusing to
vote the Democratic ticket last August. They
appeared before the United Statos Commissioner
this morning, and gave bonds in the sum Of
-, 600 each foT their appearance at the ne3t
lGIHl u LAt ctALt4 3thkEo N41<AA< 1oAAt. ~
is said that 500 similar warrants have been
issued.
The parties arrested were indicted at the Sep
tc,nbor torn Of the United States Circuit Court
and arrested on capiases from that Court. Only
five indictments we're found, and the story that
500 warrants hare been issued WAS without
foundation.
Two National Banks Of this city have filed bills
in tie First Circuit Court asking for ceztiorari
and supersedcas against the City Of Memphis to
prevent the city from collecting special taxes
from said banks and stockholders.