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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-07

vian Minister Ot Foreign Affairs has uu-
titled the Turkish Government and 9th
er powers that Servia has taken the
necessary measures 70 prevent armed
bands going to the aid of the Her|ego-
viuian insurgents.
Latest from the Roman Catholic Riot
In Canada.
MONTREAL, September 6.-ThousRnds
visited the scene of the late riotous gath
ering yesterday, the grave ot Guibprd's
wife, which wa- recently opened for the
reception of Guibord remains, beng the
chief object Of attention. II i rumorcd
that systematic preparations ARE being
made by the French Canadians in and
around the city to prevent the burial,
and that arms arc beng transported t.
aid the beligcrcnts. Its stated Oh good
authority that precautionary measures
are being taken by the members of the
French Canadian Institute tO prevent
the raising OF Guibords : remains after
being Inferred NJ. Doutrc has received
several threatening letters, and a number
of friends now guard his house nightly.
no alluslon was made to the riot in the
Catholic churches Yesterday.
Foreign Crop Reports.
LONDON, September G.-The MARX
LG,,c EJprcss,ln its weekly review Of the
corn trade, SAYS that the bulk of the
harvest has been gathered in good order
md another ten days Of propitiou,
weather will about complet" the work.
The new samples of wheat show great
variety, and the quality i, inferior and
in some cases very poor The crop l.
short as II whole, ,,aEd large importations
will 8c necessary. Prices generally have
been irIn il tie Paris and home markets,
while in the prorIn2ial market. Of France
they hayc further declined one snil ing
per quarter, and in some places two.
In Germany hav..,ting has gone well.
Prices are generally easier, although
for future delivery they are above present
rates. In Belgium the prices varied,
but mostly downward At 1t. Peters
burg prices are lower, the harvest IN the
nclghborhood Of DanLerg having been
completed under the most favorable cir
cumstanccs. The new product is OF fine
quality and good weight, although the
total yield Is below that Of the preced-
ing year.
CnriISts Surrcudcring.
MADRID, September IN umhers 81
C,rli,t, in all prrt, of Catalonia, Ma
varrr and Biscayan provinces, are giving
iny IN their submissions To hlng Alfonso,
and asking for amnesty.
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BRYANT. the Democratic candidate, W US
elected Mayor Of san Francisco % II
small majority.
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c..la!ysrced yesterday to ll5. Let
.,. specie payments. Quick.
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Letter EAiIDsInE IhdInh frhHHS HHu
Agents.

PHILApELrHIA, September G.-Ihe
nth letter of the Welsh series is in type
AID will appear to-morrow 1t gives II
history of the Red Cloud reservation.
The first agent WIS not nominated by
the Church but by General Logan, tor
eminent political services, and then be.
gun the fraudulent Practice. The letter
shows how agents are sent away from
their reservations and fraudulent
vouchers are signed by employees and
paid. and no reclamation made when
agents give notice Of frauds.
4 letter from the Interior Department
to the first Church agent for Red Cloud
.hows that ID. j McCann, tine we'll
k, ,wn freight contractor was sent at
the ..quest of Nebraska Senators and
Reprelrtativcs. Mr.. Walsh says he Is
.a,i ,aot tagt the church cxcrted diligence
bot no asenG. IN exposed situations, un-
supported by missionaries orteachers, can
long resist the wjles Of the Indian ring,
backed, as it il, by tLs Interior Depart
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Wnst1hr "Inter-Occau" has 10 Say
About IL.

An Efey-Ieea.H special from jackson
Mississippi, gives mn account OF the con-
fllct between the blacks and whites II
Clinton. which ia widely different from
that already s-nt through the pres.
Warren and Kinds counties are IN stat"
of insurrcction. The sheriff OF liinds' IN
his official report to Governor
Ames. SAWS that be, y's;erdaI
summoned apossc to quelIthe rlotons pro .
ceedires. On arriving at Clinton Mt
found the town quiet but bands OF whites
were muraudng in the country and
shooting peaceable, innocent coiored clti-
zens WITHIN the town limits. Even de-
tached squads were wandering around
driving colored men from their
bome. He found it impossible
TO pro;ect the negroes from
these parties The blacks are un-
armed and dcfencclrss. The slaughter
Of colored men wa. fearful, and nobody
knows where it will end, should the G-v-
.rnment not interfere y gentleman
from RAYMOND says it Is believed over over
one hundred negroes have been Killed
within three day.
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commissioners Conyiet.S aud SEN
fenced.

pcrrsv1ILE, September G-Tierr 6 is
cons iae-able excitement here day, in
poli,icM circles, over the sentence OF
tbe Commissioners Of Schuylkill county,
named Patrick Conroy Valentine
Beaher and Moses HiQc, who were con
Wet. of neglect and corruption in the
discharge of their Official dutwS. The
sentence of each is two years impriSon-
ment onr thousand dollars fine, and the
rmbezzled funds to be returned "a The
county. The were Immediately taken
from the Court to the prison.
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APPRECIATION.

CuAELTsTOwN. MASS, Marcu ~, lN1'
H.R. STEyEEh This b, To certify that I
have used your blood Preparation
Ncgetinr.l in my family for several years,
and think ihat, Tor ScTUiuIa or tnnk"fuu'
HumurS or Rheumatic affections, I, can
not be- rXccllcd. ana Hs blood TITIh',
aud spring medicine II T. m" hrsi thing
ever used and / have used almost every
thing. ] can ChrcTfully recommend u O."
any one in need of such "a medicine.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. \. \. pINSMpRE,
10 Russell street.
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rntsIs Merely HearsnJ.

bpt /, Is certain that fifteen or twenty
have persisted abou: Clinton. W hit"
men bearing arms stand at all the dePo''
ord under The pretensc of srlt-de."ncc,
hoo, down negroes in cold blood. Tn"
mn,,scres are reported at several p"'nt'',
bu, none Q. these reports are auihenll.
.,,..i
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Another Account.

CLINTON, Miss, September i "A Rad.
ical meeting 200 strong was held here
nst Saturday. Not more than fifty white
men me were present, and half ofthom were
vaormed. a personal difficulty occurred
on ,b, outside Of the crowd. The negroes
russ.4 m I'D b. the rescue, when the firing COM
mcnc.t Three whites were Kill
Cd ag6 Fix wounded. Charles
\ Sichairt,.., 8 prominent merchant oftni. l.i.
place was kiRSe in his own yard. About
P,rSs f"rty negroes %r: s ass been killed and many
wounded. The Wits hold possession OF
the town, and the n:rsoes have collected
in all directions. The hadrrs are Snd to
be in jackson. The GovsEDor haS called
on General Georgr. Chairman OF the
Democratic Executive Committee to
assist in restoring order. All quiet NJ
present, 10 z. VI.
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CAITION-NUTICE-Th Genuine Edition.
IFE AND LABORS OF
LIVINGSTONE &.

Including the LAST JOUKSAIs,' un-
folds vlVidly his ~ years straug" adVcu.
lures. also the CuriO>itieN, Wonders and
Wealth OF that marvellous country, ana Is
absolutely IL" only new c"mplet" WORK.
Hence IL sells just think, .-.'g hINt >"'"H
,ra.Ek Agents success would aS'Dnl~H
Won. more wanted. send for terms aud
uo.ltiy- proof Of gcnuin"ueS~.
HUBBARD BROS, Pubs, - SanSom ~.
Philadelphia, Pa .y"lb
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More from the Flood in the Snrfh
west.

OMAHA, September 6.-The Misset-si
river has risen five feet at this point o.
account of the heavy rains. Reports
from Elkhorn Valley says that the whole
valley Is submerged for miles. There
WAS a heacy rain throughout this section
yesterdGl sttwnooD and last night.
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FOREIGN.


BELGRADE September 6.-Thr Ser
vian Minister of Foreign Affairs has no.
titled the Turkish Government and 9th
er powers that Servia has taken the
necessary measures 70 prevent armed
bands going to the aid of the Her%ego-
vuian insurgents.
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3f'hcrljn9 &celstsr.

..- .,,-,.. .s New York yesterday
>. ..g.
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Memorial TO John Wesley.

NEW YORK, September 6.-Methsdist
ministers in session this morning, APP
proved of the erection Of n memorial
church in honor of John Wesley, ut
Savau man, aud also resolved to call the
attention Of their congregations TO the
prgect.
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Another Bank Failure.

BUFFALO, September G-Thc New
York and Erie bxn& Of which The late
John ). Garrison wS. president dldh !
open lis doors this cnOrning. 1t Is
rumored that large Indebtedness through
outside speculations il the cause. 9he
ronital of the bank j. $500. .00S.
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CnrIiSts Surrcndcring.

MADRID, September d.-Nunhers 81
Carli,ts in all p.,rt, of Cntalonis, Ma
ynrrc and Biscuyan provinces, are giving
ing III their submissions to King Alfonso,
and asking Cor amnesty.
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sAML. b. McCoLLoCH, Clerk.

The above defendant will take motto"
that the dcposltIUns OF James F,rT"l,
hen, will be- taken at the law Office ui
Davenport & Doycnvr, No. llJS Chaplin"
street city of Wheeling, ONO county, " est
virginia, on Saturday, september -, Is.a,
between the hours Ot 9 \. Il. aud q y. NJ, tu
be read In evidence in above causc, IA be-
hall OF pIainuft.
DAVENPORT & DOVENER,
aggegt For PlHiutIn.
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State of West Virginia.

OHIO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
" August Rules, 80.
Arritta Randall,1
yS. In Chanccry. Divorce.
Harry Randall, J
me object OF this suit IS 10 obtain a di-
yorr.. from the bonds Di matrlmuuy, ~
rluruIr ElrtriHiOUi. And 10 appearing nom
an affidavit flcd herein, that the dr!'.u-
Inuf {, not a resident uf this State, 10 J.
ordered that he appear AT rules 10 be- h'ld
in tn. Clerk = Ollie" Oi the Circuit Court
ONO county. ou the iir>t Monday In sept
eubrr. lS7j, to answer "A DlIi Ia Chauc"tN
exhibited against him In the said Cuuri,
t.r.st herein.
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BarbarOus Proceedings.

a dispatch from jackson, Mississippi,
saws that ten or twelve negroes have been
killed and rs many more wounded,
several of whom will die. Much excite
ment prevailed in this and neighbor'ng
towns yesterday aud to-day, but e"ery-
th,ng is now quiet Two Of the
whlts hlan who were killed were horr-
by mutilated, their heads being mashed
to atoms with fence rails. This savage
ness enragcd the whites ana several
negroes who We're kno%n to have been
engaged in it were sho. Ny the dead
mems friends.
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The True Inwnrdness of the MIssis.
sippi Radical Riot.

NICKSBCRG, September u The Her.
aId extra gives the following account ofa
disturbance at Clinton: The origin and
particulars OF the riot ut Clinton Satur-
day afternoon have been variou>ly stat
cd. After hearing all the statements we
think the following about correct:
There Is a law prohibiting the sale of
liquor IN Clinton. Some young men
from Raymond brought II bottle with
them. While the speaking was going
on Martin Sevely and some Of his friends
went off short distance to take Il
drink. The negro, Marshal for the occa-
sion, approached them and forbade them
drinking. This order wac not regarded,
when thG negro attempted to take the
bottle out OF ScYcley's hand, and Seycley
stuck the negro oS0r the head with the
bottle. Senator Caldwell, colored, then
started to settle the difficulty and was
followed by some twenty negroes. whom
he ordered to go back, but
about one hundred more came
rushing, when some one fired Il shot,
which was followed by general firing and
stampede. Seyeley fired all the barrels Of
his pistol. The negroes then demanded
his surrender; hesurrend"redand gave up
his pistol After which the negroes shot
him, then Drained him, robbed him Of
his clothing, and cut of II finger in order
to get his ring The infuriated mob
found Charles Chelton IN his yard, and
shot and killed him in the presence OF
his family. Frank Thompson. apromIs-
ing young lawyer, WAS shot from his
horse mile and half from the scene
nf the conflict and after falling
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AnoiherSt statement.

Your 4,;,.nt Is in position 10 state
positively tLat Nils does not DENY the
statement attFibgtel % him in the dis
patches Of Saturday reiltiy& to Ra.ston S
defnlcation and the over issue ot
stock. As regards the statenient
that the assignment made
to Shaw, of property TO cover the debt,
leaving $2,OOO,OOO surplus, It Is
doubtful if the amount will cover his de-
talcation. 1t is not to be supposed that
these things effect the prospect of re-
sumption, as they have been taken into
consideration.
The Treasury ,o-day, redeemed the
notes of the National Gold Bank and
Trust Company to the amount of SO, 900.
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CoLuMBrs, September 6.-The Stat"
Fair opened under favorable auspices
tins morning. The crowd was small as
usual Tor the first day, which Is devoted
to arranging the halls. The display 81
horses is mag uificent, and larger than for
many years. Before 8 o'clock to-day "d-
ditional stalls for horses had to be
erected, which we're quickly done, and
every train brings more. Ihe display
of sheep, hogs and cattle, is also large ana
fine. 1t was thought the display OF irnit
would be very meagre, bu: with little
effort large collection of apples will be
shown for the county premium 'FG"i
several northern counties. All "'hef "'-
partmen,s of the Fair pres @nt s''u "P-
pcaranCp.
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The Alabama Conventions.

MoS1GoMER September 81 Il"
Alabama Constitutional Convention met
,o.dav. and General l.. p. Walker was
chosen President by acclsmatlo'' hepup-
licans and Democrats all voting tor nm
Hi, father was president OF the conHeh'
tion which adopted the constitution IN
1928. under which Alabama was admit
ted into the [ uiOn.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING hEGlSl Eh.
Associated Press Report. By ester
Union Line, Office Northwest SoA'
of Main and 18th Sts-
DOMESTIC NEWS.
RaIstsn's Family well Provided Tor
His Name 10 be DefeHdsd.

NEW YORK, September q G-rhe Herald
has dispatch from San Francisco. in
which the correspondent says that the
assignment by Mr. Ralsten to Mr.. Sharon
on the morning OF his death, will cover
all his Indebtedness in every direction,
and leave to his family about S2OOO,OOO.
A meeting of the friends of RaIston Is
called on Wednesday evening with II
view of defending him against the charges
ofthe Bulletin and CaH. | AIN told that
y. y. Mills wants to stop the meeting.
lit p.,""eds the B"tlctta threatens to
expose ia-.~ IS the authority who fur
nishcd them ..atements against Ralston 5
administration Gf bank affairs. All the
other directors of the bank are willing
that the meeting should take place. The
Rank OF California will resume business
b.lween tho 10Th and goth.
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Charley Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, September o.--A. '''
Wcs,ervet trial to-day number "t 'e'-
tiers to Mr.. Rcss, Offering to return ! mar
lev to to his parents for a reward were
;dsn,if.d A. being the handwriting ot
Vim. Moshcr, who WAS shot at bay
Ridge Long Island. while roboins I"
LDusp
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Soldiers Reunion.

TgRRx HAUTE, September 6.--Ihe
Soldiers Reunion at Rockville i al
overwhelming success, nearly nine thou
sand persons being present. General
Chas. Swift, of Terre Bmlte, Is
in command of the camp. Gen
craI Sherman. Senator Morton,
and other celebrities arrived at > r. n,
and were escorted to the camp, in OFT :
grave, hv Nil the soldiers, led by Colonel
Osborn, of Illinois. Thomas \. Rice, on
behalf of the citizens, welcomed the
General and Senator Morton, who both
responded briefly, amid cheers, ms
evening was devoted to brief addresses
music and tableaux. The best OF "rd"r
prevails. Twenty thousand people are
exnected at the barbecue tomorrow.
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The Snyagcs Drove their Knives into
His Body

in many places. John Neal was fatally
shot III the left lung, ia town, nnd
Waddy Rice seriously in the hand, Four
negroes were found on the fled, and two
mortally wounded. Six additional
negroes have been found dead about
Clinton since. The white men of Clin-
ton were organized st once Tor self pro-
lection, under Colonel Harding, and tel
cgrsm- we're sent here for assistance.
Fifteen minutes after the receipt of the
dispatch, one hundred and fifty men were
ready to march, and took a special train
which reached Clinton at ! o'clock. About
10 o'clock more reiniorccmert> came
from Jackson. The reads were pickcted
during the night, but all danger
being apparently over, most of the citi-
zens returned to their homes at NickS-
burg, leaving thirty men on guard un-
der Captain W. II. Andrews. Captain
Andrews returned with bis men this
morning, and reports that all Is now
quiet at Clinton and Edwards. The train
from Jackson, Saturday night, with REIN
forccments for Clinton, was fired into
from the side of the road. Distractions
were also found ON the track.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

XIV ORLEANS, Red River Landing,
Cheneyville Guarantee, Alexandria,
Gothic and cloutiorvii|e' Daily at
7 A. N.
SHREVEPORT, Keachie, Mansfield, Mar
thsville, and Pleasant hlll-Dally at
lOA. N. g..
HACOGDOCHEs, Melrose, Chirino' San
Augustine, Milan, Prndleton, Sabine
town. Many and TT. Jesup-on lues-
d.y Thursday and Saturday, at
5P.N ,,,
HOHER. Mindeu, Buckhorn, Ringg'l''
CONSTANTS and Canpte-oh A"es-
day and Friday, at p. n.
WIdNfTELD, Atlanta, Sutton ana 81.
Nsurice-on Tuesday aud Friday
: NAILS CLOSE
AtCA.N. for New Orleans. Alexandra
and Cloutieryillc.
AtSA..N. for Shreveport, keaclll: Mans
field and Pleasant Hill.
Asp. n. for Nacogdoches, Texas, Mel
rose and San Ausustin.
ASP. II. for Homer, La, Buckhorn
Coushatta and Campte.
At 10 4. n. for Winfield, &c.
Otlco Hours-from 10 4. II. to r. n
sld from 3PK to7rA.
JF.DRVARGAs, Post Master.
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ireen KO0t. clark, Alien Hal AAu
Eli Williams.
(Siguel) Giles Berry,
Rosel!e kotlcriquos
Joseph Davis,
Ned Calhoun,
Daniel Lewis,
Bill Elias,
Ben Woods,
Edward Carr,
r. l.. Mathis. Com.
lIosae kneat
Roman Bustamente
Thos. Castro,
Peter S. Smethers,
David Hudson,
A. J. Jordan,
Thos. 0. Jordan,
l.. f. Prothro,
Will Prothrc,
w. l.. Proth,o,
Handy Liusey,
John Hampton,
Levi Lilies,
.'no. Koleriqucs.
Paul kneat,
Gerald" Solicv,
Hosae Ocon, Constable.
Chas. Ross,
FL. Martin,
Thomas Abbott,
John Grant.
Sworn to and subscribed hef"ro me
this 2Sth day Of December. 1874.
JNO. A. BARLOW,
Deputy Clerk, 18th Dist. Court.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish Of Natchitochcs.
Personally appeared before inc
the undersigned authority Daniel
Phil, Thos. Clark, Henry Cobb. Tom
Frazier, J. P. Portel, Il. s. Porter.
Frank MARITIME, Teck Davis, ". +.
Kephart and Jack Rainey, who being
by mo duly sworn depose and gay,
that they are now and were at the
time Of iast election Nov. Cd, 1874,
residents Of ward 5, parish Of Hatchi
toctes F; that such election was con
Quoted in perfect peace and quiet,
without any intimidation or restraint
whatever ; that they know Of IL" per
sons. who possessing the proper 'e
gal qualifications were deprived {"
tho light of repatriation or ballot
and that finally they know Of L" sue!
persons residing III the 5,h ward q
elsewhere bearing tie names Ct Jas
Brown, Geo. T. Davilen, NJ. \. Green
Robert Clark, Alton Hall aud Fl
Wiliiams.
(Signed1 Daniel Phil,
Thos. Clark,
Henry Cobb,
Ten fraxier,
Jack Rainey,
J. p. Porter, i.
B. S. Porter,
Frank MARITIME,
Tccx Davis,
". r. Kcphs,t.
Sworn to before NE, December z
1874. ~ ,o.,,
81 Deputy Clerk, 18th Dist. c'rr:.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Natchitoc'ies,
Before me the undersigned author
} ~, personally came and appeare! .
+. Holden, Nelson Holden, Hem
r.. Duke, Henry Dickerson, Sa'nl. Low
\ ell, W. A. Ponder, A. '. Garter,
= d. Ligbtfoot, james f. KeegaM, ia
~ L. Walker, c. N. Carter. Webst
y Larkin. John Holden, J. w. Burke:
' j. N. Burkett, G. W. Burkett, j.
y, :, Hendricks, j. II. Hendricks, WI
:. Glover, l.. Van Shonbrook, Wills
~ Bates, +. u. Oxley, e. G.. Oxley,
); J. Miller, j. N. Martin, W. II. Thorn
y, bury, L. Washbnrn, Geo. ". Brow
j. Louis Martin and VIM. Price, who
~ me being first duly sworn sccouli
- to law, drpose and say, that they q
~ each and seycrally residents al, a
registered voters Of ward (G) nix
- tue Parish Of Natchitocbes, ard II
w. we attended and voted at the pol'i
q, =, precint in said ward on the ssco
It. day Of November last past, aud Il
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tende Il and voted at The polling pre-
ciuct in said ward, on the second o,
November last past that the election
then and there held was conducted
with perfect peace. quiet and order
in tho absence Of all intimidation,
disturbance or improper influences,
that each and every person applying
to vote at said poll was allowed t"
deposit his ballot according to his
own option without the least restraint
whatever; they furthermore depose
and swear. tba: they are we'll ac-
quainted with the resident. aud vo-
ters of said ward and that they know
Of no attempt upon the part of any
person or organization OF men to pre-
vent a:full, fair ard complete regis.
tration Of the voters OF the said wa,.'
prior t. the date OK the election "'"rc-
said. And furthermore that neithe,
Col. y. pierson nor any other person
or pelsons, protesting or acting As
White Leaguers, were present. al
that poll on the day OF that election
to their personal knowledge ; that Sc
far as deponeuts know all persons
protesting tho proper legal Gnal''ica
ti"us and desiring t" register in kai'
ward were afforded full "pi"rt""'!;
to DO 80. There being no particuIa'
instance were registration was refuse,
to any ono applying for the same
and they say further, that no one wa
refused the right to vote on tho day.
Of election at the precinct in ward
who offered to vote. They tinall.
dcpose and say that they know Of III
person residing ia the 5th ward "
this parish, bearing tho names Q
James Brown, Geo. 4, Boyden, NJ. I
Green Ro3t. Clark, Allen Hall Az
Eli Williams.