New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-17
The Recent Arrests.

Or the tvar.v.fourth Of October last.
armed witt. wits issued by LaIce1 sfatss
Commissioner u. y. NJ. A. JeweJt. MAJOR
Ssyle. deputy United States marshal. ar
rested n. J. Scott. John .. Ramsey and ):
L. Richardson, OF Claiborne parish. charged
with violation OF the enforcement act. ana
accompanied b: detachment: OF TIE Sex
enth United States Cavalry. urde: com.
mand 0: Lieutenant Hodsson. acting as
posse c0h3htj:a'us. was proceeding W:tE saeM
10 Monroe. Louisiana. A. l.ecna. ea:.E OF
tie morning o: the twenty.htth the nacsAat
ami posse were oyeriaken ~ Tue raecil OF
Claiborne parish. ". I. Accock: wao nad
wr:: issue. o.. tae cie:h O. me cen:s "
Claiborne parish. !- order OF Judge u. Z.
Tr.mb.e. Judge o. til. Eleventh District
Cou:. OF t,:. state. -lci wr!t commanded
sa:.; ArcocE It, ":ake and bring before ain
,n. aoa:s. o: y. J. Scot. John d. Ramsey
and $ L. Richardson. 3: Ten o'clock. on the
-ve.:y-se:en.a q: bc'onsi. win the c.. use.
:; any there De. W.. :cey are Geta.ae: oy
sa:u Seiye.
". L.-. ~. 20: been able to find an a..
.c:ua. y 70 coi..i; :e!! w.ia: k.aG o; a VII.
iii. Is It - :.o: aai;e.> corpus. az il par
;;,rt-.i to !,e. 20: tie sheriff had no: possess
Sol, .: the. parties: w:iateve: il -.as. i "as
.c: directed 30 E:a;ov S-.y-. who informed
the suec:l: tia: :le YOU'D take sae matters
so Ia as he was concerned. ur1er ADVISE
:uanc
Major se.-e brought his prisoners t. Mon.
roe. where. after examination By the United
State. commissioner. they were placed
,:u;er bond TO appear before tine ln!ted
States ,.:s:..c: cour: to- trial. Sheriff Az
cock. it seems. made return that sne VII.
was treated with contempt by L:eutenan:
Ho!gsoa .yho. by tie way,:s ros mem
toned even n TIE writ, and Major se.Se'
whereupon Judge T:imble. It is reported,
chen. for contempt !: it took every man II
Claiborne parish: whereupoa the attorneys
O: Home: uass resolutions compiiiIentln2
the 'cdg.. which resolutions we nnd pub
| !;.he;; Il. the Cn;o: Record and C.s!oe:ne
.iiccca'..
We nigh: inquire right ie:e, IS !: SO nm
; usra. 20: q Judge "a 30 his duty unde: his
ca;h o: o:...e il. Claiborne pa.isi: tina: re Is
| co,npiimen,ei ov resolutions o. approval.
we. L. does us duty. or was he coilp..'
| ,rer.ai 70: h.v:.: Issued . VIZ: u. N:l"W :.
| 70 law. an a.te:Ln: 20 enforce ~a.ct. woI.c
! have only serve; 20 bring INFO armed con-
| i've: tie sheriff posse aad the posse Q: sae
I C:itet; States marsha.
! Ai,.,- z. y. F;i..ar !as. November a..
| E.ra- Howard. deputy sheriff o: the PARIS.
! @: ;.inccii. accompanied by AZ ASSISTANT.
.,..ea:e,: a: ne HuacN;:a House. IL Monroe.
+; AM. ,,,,;uce.: WI: issued; bv Judge Icii.i'
! HI. Az. .,:y.cte:. 20 :ue sLeI.l .: s..nCo.'.
! ,.a::.h. ...,ect.l. him :. arrest ans. r',ns
:,c:o... HIM l..-a..e- The bodies o: L.i.u.en'
! 81. Hold sson. United States army. AID Anga:
f; seize. Lieutenant Hedeso who was ~ us
| room. was served Wit. :he wr!:. and stated
! tia. he would 90 with the sheriff. bu: wished
| 20 see his friends first. a: the suggestion OF
! Genera; Noyev. vino occupies apartments II:
! IN. hotel ant. VINO was sent 20! az THIS june
,,,re the sher:.: accepted The word 0: aoro.
! o. the ::eu;euan: that ne would Ss found Il
I his yoor, IL an hour. during winch TINE
F! Genera! Mo.ey tocls .ega. advice or oena,'
| of the lieutenant and the deputy marsha.
| and took such other steps as. IL us jug
! ;aeut. the situation demanded.
| atter serving the writ on Hedgson. the
denu.v sheriff and his assistant retired ron
! the hotel, no: knowing that Major Se.!e
! was IN :;s room which aGjOias that OF Lieu
| TEXAN: Eodgson. and rot !n9uiring 10Y AIM.
Se!ye be:u: a:yorised that a w:it vas on,
tor hin mounted the horse when VeAeIa
! Morev hac aee:. using snas Lay' anu wa
litcheji in fro:. o: the hotel. and rode up tt
tie residence OF Chic: Justice Ludel,nS q
ask his advice il the matter. Ihe JucSt
advised hin. - obey the writ and surfeuue'
L.;I.el trusting 20 the merits OF MS Ge
fence on the trial. Se.ye was anxious lol
some other solution of the matter. but the
Judge advised lin. tina: delay would settle
; no: .,;c. that he was liable 10 be arrested
!
promised Se.ye that lie would ask thai
force o: United States soldiers be sent viii
tue sheriff 20 protect him from rescue
Seve insisted that he woulC not be safe j,
the bands o: :hose men who We're after hin,
as seye,a: o. them lad threatened, as IA
was informed. TO hang or shoot hin. ''ol
s,chr." II. then asked the Judge for
! glass Of wine: the Judge wen: to ar ad
Joining room Tor the key Of the a sideb ssa'
Which communicates By sliding doors wit
the 'I par!or. he observed. through the ope
doors. that seiye had !es: the ro oe and MD
men were coming into the house. Sely
had evidently seen them dismorntiug
gate and had fSo s1sn soq 1se r xsl
be was subsequently found. The juds
proceeded Immediately to the front do =
where he heard the unusual noise, ,, w men,,
Who was accompanied by a number,
men armed with guns. The one calm
Himself an OFFICER stated that ne had pee