The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-31


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! Tits is what the Shreveport Time
hays about the killing ~ X. G. Register
We are il ,seeiJt, Jef steamer La
Belle. ~ brlef n0ts from M0ntyonoery,
|. that X q. Register was killed ~
Collar Oh tie z1ss instant. bT . young
, mai named Moore. The writer adds
that be dcss pot know The PARTICULARS.
! One " the officers ~ the La Belle ssgs
. be heard that Moore and keg1ster tao q
. difficulty y, ! disagreement. when the
former caught Register by tie bead "
hair AID euf biz threat, The View Or
7ear8s KeysdIl5edn r1skss also q Df1sf
mention ef the killing, and says Regis
.esy was tie reoOrser - Grant Parish.
gTs presume the circumstances cannot.
tr tbs utmost stretch 81 the in2ayina-
ton. f,e distorted into : political affair,
u tfss Thtsras' Own would have DsaI
rrorDrs tn ss3ze upon III and fabricated q
tissue II infamous talsefoo3s. more
especially ~ Register u d man after ia
gND heart. He cans ~ Shreveport
4 from Texas Immediately after tns war
with the oe0r " theft Upgr him. argS
played the dirty rDls u kaajsal r1ljt3-
clan here until liz left ~ seek frest
fields and pastures Dew. which be found
/ i1 Craft parish. h was one " the IL
st5gaflrs II the Coltas troubles. but,
after bis kind, sDuTs9 the danger ard
iteoDtfDeutly fed laariDy his ignorant
curs-s u sil~er II short. BIZ wac rap
+ fesen tat3re Radical office holder.
A lstrsss.,9-7 T5tpss. MARI ~
I Yesterday morning about haIf-fEast
tho 0'eicek one u the hsar1est rajr1s fell
we have srsr known The food lasted
tut . storT time. ~ 10 elo95 known ~
se3"nos could contain enough ~ the
fluid IT, long continue such AL ecg1alst3rs
fall
IN5rET ~ The KaILAoADs.-C1r83Be
BsagIes last evening gaTs ~ IN aeoDg1t
~ the injury - The Texas AID Pacific
AID Cairo and Fulton rossSs from the
heavy rain b, Thursday night. which
deprived VA II Western and Eastern
mails.
On the former road brj1se I'D Gold
Water bottom. s1E miles west u MAJ
shall. was washed AWAY and several gafs
washed iii the road bed. II ras thought
the damage would Ire repaired S0 that
the aess~bcBDd train viii Tsass 0rsr to
day
the damage On the Cairo and Fulton
na.s Dear Malvern. where the l1oOrna-
tdge ard tfrse bon esfs were "diteHs1.
Transfers will Ds made al that point
until the rad bed il repaired TIE JEzs
ssu.afs ard malls were transferred aD1
were tn arrive IL Marshall II night ~
midnight. ~ the East mail due yaster-
5aY viii he III ID tbis mornings train
PIANT1Ne far ~ we car Learn the
resent cold weather las y Il dODs much
damage to the planting Interest I'D t1ls
section. f0r the simple reason that very
LITTLE corn MA ~. Here there WA oily
. thin erust n frfzen ground, but q gen
tlsusn informs us that ID the De3g5Dgf
hood n Mjr1e9 be Ma3 told the GROUND
fr0zs 70 the depth " nearly tr0 inches
This. however, seems trers3itle, as the
lasjtute l. the same and the distance Mt
more than twenty-five miles.
The planters are - far advanced in
their preparations f0f q crop - usual
tits i the general report. The late
raira have. however. seriously 3rsterfarag
with pl0w5ng. especially in tie hills
We presume the decline III eDisor9 has
had DO effect upon our people ia III
gue1ng q more extensive planting q
grsin-oOss0B ~ still their king, ", ws
might more properly ssaT, ttsetf tFrsDt.
Well. 'igo ahead, hard heacs, and s1s
what you come 10.
A. far a. heard from the Texas wheat
has not been injured bF the freeze II
tad not booted" NE supTsoss.
rB,aslsr Bartnsr NarefJ ~
Our district count has been in session
.s
fewer persons I'D ATTENDANCE than al
any previous terms f0r some YEAR.. E0th ]
civil ard criminal sockets are small. /
which indicates d healthy condition ri
our parish and il DOUBTLESS satisfactory
To the people generally. II MT T4ar1jcgl- I
larry - ~ the legal fraternity, There
bas thus far baen nothing u general i
interest before the e0uEf-
TnAs.
aFTEE Wo0DsrLL.-Ws congratulate
the ladies' n jefferson tor their 0yposi- 4
ton TO hare that place polluted By the i
u the free doctrines u
Victoria wo0dhulL Women u that
kind may be, and il taes are. very en-
tertaiuiDg a. being entirely " sE3 gen 4
erls - and not II al commonplace, but /
their doctrines are sBbTsrsiTe q, H1e
morality. and Ne are proud ~ s-ss them i
frowned down b. the ls3jes u Louis
lana, whose duty il l. To keep Up Cur +
standard ~ virtue A. IL item ~ news.
and without comment. We publish the
following communication, ssDt To the
Jefferson Leader. signed by serentY-i0Br
ladies u that city. which ne find u IL
columns q the 2lst inst:
II Hse Gentlemen Of .rg#eyS0a-W We.
the undersigned ladies q jefferson. III
view II the expected TlsIt u Mr.. VIC
toria woodruff. and Mias TeDDse ClafiID.
Feel called upon 10 publicly express OIL
oissppr0Tal ~ such characters a. they
are. ard n the doctrines they TgUTDUl- y
gate A. our husbands and gentlemen
are erer ready 10 quarantine our city - 4
protect u ard our children sgainE. eOr-
tay5UUs TseEtiIeDrns. ws wish ~ prove
To them that fheir bears may safely
trust in us. We. Therefore. make haste
to guard our community against q worse
evil than the most formidable IbYsles! I
plague. and viii. fearless 81 the sar-
czerp and criticism ~ those women and
admirers. enter our solemn protest
agains. the encouragement ~ them and
the ,or4f7lz11lces and vices o. the
theory they teach. and wish the protest .
10 hold good now and egerI1ore against
all such characters A W- believe tie
purity of WOMAN l. the proof 2. q
nation. Ee would respectfully eDtTez-.
our gentlemen friends and appeal t.
their chiValryA who TalHe domestic hapfss
uiness and pure society 70 Gl5cOunie :
nance these women and their r-u1Dg1ss
theory. =
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