Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-17
The Bloody shirt Taken I'm by Gov
Ames-Peace In Mississippi.

Ex-senator Pease, of Mississippi, to-
day received the following:
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. IA.
Military operations have been sus-
pended by Governor Ames, based up
OH the most ample and minute assur-
ances of leading citizens OF the Stale
that there shall be peace and a fair and
free election. They would not under
take to answer for lawless acts, but
guarantee to aid the civil officers in the
execution of the laws. The Governor
expresses himself wholly satisfied with
the assurances given and believes that
they are made in good faith and will
be carried out to the letter. An i'm
proved feeling prevails. especially
among the whites, and a general desire
tor peace prevails among all classes.
Good citizens are generally cou
aged. (Signed) j. l.. LAKE,
United States Marshall"
Suicide Of . Bank Cashier.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. Is.
J.T Huss, cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank, at Tiffin, Ohio, suicided
this evening by shooting himself
through the heart. An examination is
now going on. 1t Is believed that ir-
r~egularities have existed for some
time.
Chippewas ~ washingtOn-Earth.
Quakes Rt Jamaica.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
A delegation of forty. eight Chippe-
was, from Minnesota, visited the Indi-
an Department to-day. They left their
agency without the permission OF their
agent and were four weeks IN the road,
paying their expenses by dancing, etc.,
at different places. A halt. breed with
| them acted AS interpreter. They can
to complain of the agent and desired tn
remain here till an interpreter could
| come from Minnesota to present their
case properly. Commissioner Smith
told them th-t under the circumstan noes
he couldn't keep them and advised
them to return at once
The Signal Office reports several
earthquakes to-day At Jamaica.
Reported ~IIawIessness in Louisiana
Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
The following proclamation was Is
sued to-day:
"ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
New ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1875.
Whereas, official information has
been received by the Executive Depart
ment that in the parish Of East Felici-
ana, in this State, certain evil-disposed
persons, acting in concert with resi-
dents Of the adjoining State Of Missis.
sippi, having banded together for un-
lawful and disorderly purposes and
brought into the parish Of East Felici-
ana, aud the district i'm lnediately ada
cent, . condition Of anarchy and mot
violence which Is dangerous to the
peace and property Of that section oi
the State and which has eliminated,
among other results, as follows;
First-In the violent expulsion from
the parish ofa large number OF parish
officials admitted to have been legally
elected and qualified; Second-ln this
compulsory adjournment OF the Fifth
District Judicial Court In said parish
and the shooting of the Sheriff while In
the discharge of his official duties IN
connection with said Court; Third-ln
the patro.ling Of the parish by bands
of armed and masked men on errands
Of violence and of bl~oodshed; Fourth
In the murder by masked assassins q
Jno. Gair, n Of the leading colored
CltIz00H Oh S8iO pArisus WuhSt utluct the
nominal protection of \ Sheriff's posse
and whilst on his way to answer q
criminal charge preferred against him
Fifth-Im the hanging by a lawles'
mob of Q woman, . near relative q
said Gair, accused Of al attempted
crime, and who, at the time Of her un'
lawful execution, was lodged in the
parish prison awaiting trial for the OF
tense alleged against her; Sixth-Ir
incendiary burning OF country stores
and cotton gins in this and the mex
parish; and whereas, all these disor
DERBY and lawless acts are productive o
great injury 70 the State and are sub
versive of all the conditions OF peac'
and prosperity; now, therefore, l, &C
Antoine, Lieutenant Governor ant
Acting Governor OF Louisiana, do Is
sue this proclamation commanding al
Illegally and di-orderly bodies of mel
in said parish of East Feliciana to dis
perse and retire to t~heir'homes and
call upon all good citizens to cooper
ate with the civil authorities in arrest
ing and bringing TO justice all sucl