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LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
The Alleged LawlessneS Deliberately
Planned and Brought About
BY kelIOggltes.
Three Killed Instead OF Ssty.sIS, and
Seven Wounded Instead Of Hun.
dreds-The Military Decline
10 Interfere.

WASHINGTON, May ia resolu.
ton was submitted In the Senate, 10y
Mr. Morton, instruotlng The special
committee to Inquire into the late
election In Massachusetts, and 10 In
qulre also Into the recent alleged out.
RACES and lawlessness committed near
the Mississippi and Louisiana line at
bayou Tunica. lie read n dlspatch
received 10y Governor kellogg, now In
this city, from II, @, Clark, his private
Secretary, dated New Orleans, May
l7th, stating that some Of the fugitives
from the scene of trouble had arrived,
and the details given were horrible.
Six white men aud sixty negroes were
killed aud hanged. lie asks that the
special committee OF the Senate be-
authorized to invest gate the matter.
The resolution was agreed TO.
NEw ORLEANS, May iS.--The latest
dispatches report everything quiet at
bayou Sara, Laurel Hin ana Wood.
vile. The reports OF the trouble have
been greatly exaggerated for political
purposes by Kelloggites. One white
man and two negroes killed and sew
eral negroes wounded covers all the
casualties as far as known. The mill.
Iary decline to interfere, the facts
going to show that the negroes created
and brought about the trouble by de
iberately planned outrages.
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the order Is sol,OoOi total relief paid,
NS'OOOi money In tho treasury, Sil,-
900 amount Of investments, 81, OO6, 900
Total assets, $1,000 900. N
BENJAMIN II. BRlSTOw.
Kentucky Republicans Announce
Him rs their Choice with
Rhetorical Flourish.


L0uIspILLE, May is.--The Republl.
oan stata Convention met hero To-
day' James Speed, ex-Attorney aen-
eral under lMr. Lincoln, Is permanent
President, Tho attendance IL large
The platform reailirms the doctrines Of
The party aud calls for honesty. The
following section OF the platform was
read amid great applause, hand shak-
Ing and hat throwing: CAS- Kentucky
gave Abraham Lincoln to his country
and TO mankind for the great work
done by him, sac now presents
BENJAMIN II. Brlstow to complete
the correction OF Ills eyor.incident to
war; Ills past conduct In ofilce Is an
earnest evidence OF his future course,
true to Republican principles In war
ana In peace, ever manly, calm and
courageous aud ever faithful In the
discharge OF his duty, his persistent
aud unromittlng warfare against cor
ruplion deserve tho thanks OF all
friends Of honest GovernmenL,p
The following delegates were elected:
John M. Harlan, w. @.
5oodloe, WI III. Wadsworth and Rob.
srt Boyd. U.ain siigHa0s
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The CLERK Ofthe House Demands
an Investigation.
halarlal Fever Posipones Farther In
'eailgaiion In the Blaine Matter.
The Impeachment Trial Of Ex.sooretary
Belknap Moving slowIy-Mr, Kerr
In Much Better Health.

WASHINGTON, May Is. The further
examiaotlon OF witnesses In the mat.
tor affecting ex-Speaker Blaine In.
been postponed until tomorrow when
no expects TO be- present. lnvestIga.
ton was postponed on account OF the
Illness OF Mr., Blaine, who IL now con.
fined 10 his residence with malarlal
fever,
Private information received from
stanton, Virginia, Ia 10 the effect that
Speaker Kerr Is In much better health.
George NJ. Adams, Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives, has laid be-,
fore that body II communication ask
ing for an investigation into the
charges against him published In the
Chicago lnter-ocean TO the effect that
a member of Congress claims 10 have
IN his possession facts, which no will
mako public, showing thathc Adams,
has been selling hls appointments at
from 500 to 5000, Mr., Adams says
the charges are absolutely false. The
matter was referred to special com.
mittee. Mr., Adams requested that no
Democratic member from Kentucky
beplaccd on the House bill author.
izlng the appointment OF receivers for
National Banks aud other purposes
having passed, the Seuato proceeded
to the consideration Of tho articles OF
impeachment against Belknap with
closed doors, and before reaching any
decision adjourned.
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THE 6REENBACKITES
Present " Presidential Ticket
and Frame II Dolly Warden
Platform.
Peter Cooper, Of New York, for President
and Newton Booth, of California,
for vice.P resdent--GoOd
Men Enroute for
Salt River.

INDIANAPOLIS, May lS.-The Con-
vention mbled at $3.50 this morn
Ing. Resolutions adopted demand the
immediate and unconditional repeal
OF the specie resumption net, and the
rescue OF the industries of the country
from ruin resulting from It's enforce
ment believe that United States n 4. es
issued directly by the government aud
convertible on demand into United
States notes bearing less rate
OF interest, not exceeding
one cent day on each enc
hundred dollars, and Interchangeable
for United States notes at par, will af-
ford the best circulating medium ever
devised; such rates to be full legal
tenders for all obligations except the
payment Of SUCH obligations as are by
special contracts expressly made paya.
BILE In coin, and hold that it Is the du-
ty Of the Government to provide such
a circulating medium insist that
bank paper must be suppressed
and their circulation restored
to the nation to whom II belongs; as
sert 1t as the duty of the Government
in all IT. legislation to keep in view
the full development of all legitimate
business, agricultural, mining, manu-
featuring and commercial; earnestly
protest against the further issue OF
gold bonds for sale in foreign markets;
believe that the American people
would gladly and promptly take at
par all bonds the Government may
need to sell. provided they are made
payable at the option of the holder
and bearing interest at three per cent,
per annum, or even Il lower rate; fur
ther, protest against the sale of Gov
eminent bonds for the purpose OF pur-
chasing silver to be used as substl-
tute for more convenient and less
fractional currency. Suisse
queutly resolution against railroad |
subsidies was adopted. Peter Cooper,
Of New York, was nominated for Presi- |
dent on the first ballot, and Newton
Booth, of California, for Vice-Presi-
dent, when the Convention then ad-
journed sine die. n
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C0NSTANTIN0PLE.
The CITY Practically Mastered by
I.I a sallas Mob.
Tue sultan Forced 10 Dismiss Three
Principal Cabinet Onlcer.
The Christians With their Hands on the
Hit Ready to Draw the Sword Should
an Attack be Attempted,

LONDON, May ia letter from
Consianllnople to the New, under
date Of the l2th Instant, says the ex.
element during the last three days
amounted to panic, The demand
for weapons both by Saftas and Chris
tians IL 10 great that most of the shops
In STEAMBOAT sold out all their stock,
The Saltas, that is all persons attached
to the mosques In any capacity what
ever are pra, tically masters OF the SIT
uation, They number about ten thou
sand aud their influence IL supreme,
They utter threats against the Sultan
aud his ministers and some times
against the Christians, although quiet
COW. They profess TO be friends to the
latter. Yesterday great number OF
them went to the palace and demanded
the dismissal OF the Grand Vizier Nah
mond Redim Pasha, aud the Minister
OF War. The Sultan resisted for an
hour but the clumor 81 tile mob finally
induced him to demand the resignation
of Mahmond Redim Pasha and the
Grand Nlzier. The scene was
most riotous and dlsorderly. Constan
tinople contains only sixteen hundred
regular soldiers, the remainder being
reliefs aud recruits. Turkish officers
openly admit their inability to control
the latter In case OF an out.
break, and It Is generally believed they
would obey the Saftas. Mobs OF Sof-
tal have been paradIng the streets dur
Ing the last three days Threats Lave
been made against Christians general
ly, and two or three murders have &C.
Cured, which the police are doing
their best 10 hunt up. Constantinople
in fact Is ln revolution. The Saflas are
not satisfied with the appointment OF
Mehmet Ruski as Grand Vizier, and
clamor for Medhat Pasha they want
Ruski rs President OF Ma
lional Parliament. Yesterday n larg
numbe OF Saftas at Babaaaset Mosque
would not allow the prayer of the Sui
tan to be read. On the 10th inst, Pro-
Price and wi narrowly
escaped the violence OF the mob while
visiting mosque. II struggle should
AXE place, AZ everybody Is dreading,
between the native Christians and
Musselmen, the Christians would
prove victorious provided the troops
lid not aid the mob, but in general
Using Of Mahomodists large colonies
IF European subjects In Constantine
pie and along Bosphorus would be In
greater danger than the native Chris
Lian, because their wealth would con-
,titute an additional stimulous to the
religious seal of Turkish rabble.
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HERE AND THERE.
Ex-Governor Bullock Brought Back to
Georgia Under Requisitlon.
Peter Cooper win Decline the Presidential
Y Balt-He Wants Allen Nominated
iud iH'l and Elected. n9Hn PA

New York, May ls.--Peter Cooper
says he win decline the nomination Of
the indianapolis Convention, but ex-
presses the hope that william Allen
will be nominated aud elected TO tho
Presidency. haW afl ~ m'-7'9
NEw ORLEANS, May Is. The steam
ship Hudson, Gager, master, Of the
Cromwell line, passed through the
South Pass jetties, bound for New
York. She drew ten feet and ten inch
es. She had no difficulty In passing.
4" ATLANTA, May ls.-Ex.Governor
Bullock was brought back to-day I'M
dera requisition from the Governor,
after an absence Of five years. ~
WASHINGTON, May ls.--S. 8. Bur
dett, owing to bad health, has resigned
the office Of Commissioner OF the Gem
eral Land Office.
ST.. LOUIS, May 1s.--A dispatch
from Nashville, Illinois, says Theodore
Mann, alias the Californian, who kill
ed Grendemann and Willig ut johann
nasburg, was arrested at Nashville to-
day. He was committed and viii
await the action Of the grand jury.
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3 CHICAGO MAYORALTY.

Mayor Hayne Presides for me First
inslaa Time nc enc Council. ~
Z CHICAGO May 49, Colvin to-day an
swered Boyne'a recent note demand
Ing possession of the iiMayor's Office.
He, however, merely acknowledged
the receipt Of demand without comply
ing with 1t. Mayor Hayns presided at
the Council this afternoon for the first
time and submittenu his message,
which was AN exhaustive review OF
municipal regime and abuses which
have existed. p'i'','f'tli " ~
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MEXICAN RAIDERS.

MeNaIIy Overtakes and Furnishes a
Rand Of Cattle Thieves.
GALVESTON, May ls.--A News spe-
cial from Brownsville dated the 18th,
says Captain Mentally, who has been
stationed some time with command
Of Texas Rangers at Santa Maria, forty
miles from here, on yesterday morning
broke camp and left, 1t IL said, with
orders TO report al Loredo, Texas. Last
night while near Edinburg he struck a
band OF cattle thieves as they were In
the act of crossing the Rio lGrande
with cattle, killing two, wounding
one, and capturing some horses and
cattle.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
LAMAR HOUSE

L, LAmAh hVUbES ifsf1 iguttEfl
s l. Ogburn, California; Gen A T
Hawthorne, Marshall Col George ID
Lane, Col wv Switzer, Geo CAnder-
son, II II Yancey, 81 Louis; ] y Law
son, San Antonio J o Turner, Bryan;
] A p Travis, Plano Samson and
wife, Van Alstyne; Jno II Traynham,
Austin; r II Beckham. Sherman J
p Alexander, Henry RyAn, TT Worth;
Frank Priest, A II Campbell, Decatur;
Ills; James Sackett Amboy, us
Mrs Il II Arnold Lexington, Mis-
souri, ;a N III Christian, Virginia,
d II Feger, M, l. n r; Geo Hubbell,
Troy, Ohio; A Manly, H aud n CRL;
NJ IS Culner, Corpus Christi; NJ A
Belcher, Rockpori 4 II Allison, Little
Rock; ] ] Palmer, ST. Louis; ] Il Con-
nell, N TInck, Kaufman county; q w,
Abel. Mrs w H Abel, Harry Abel,
Marshall; A Stiner, T and P r r. Ilas'i
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Several Bills of Minor ImpOr-
lance Introduced.
Senate Considering the Bill Regulating
Juries In Civil Cases Sundry
-, Amendments Adopted. l-I
special to the Dallas Herald ;

special TO the Dallas Herald
AUSTIN, May lS.-Senate: Bills In
troduced, creating bureau of indus
try, defining the duties OF sheriff and
other officers, substitute for the bill or.
ganizing County Courts all reported
favorably.
The Senate went into Committee
OF the Whole on the bill regulating ju.
ries In civil cases. Sundry amend
ments were adopted.
House. Several special bills Of mi
nor Importance were introduced.
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WITHDRAW THEM.

The -Four Democratic Nominee FOR
ill iadi Ssudgcs I'm Indians. ! Nqti
TERRI HAuTE, Ind May 10. Colo
mel William ID. McIeon was to-day
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis ofthe Eighth Congressional Dis
trlos. The Convention passed a reso-
luton asking tho Democratic State
Central Committed TO investigate the
charges against the four Democratic
nominees for Judges Of the Supreme
Court, and 70 request them to with
draw them from the canvass II the
charges are sustained.
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contradict RHEIMS testimony. A. &,
Heslng was the last witness called To-.
day, aud he testified TO an intimate NO,
Qualntancewith Rhem, extending over
many years. lie then proceeded to
deny emphatlcally the principal point
OF lIohm's testimony, including his rs.
'ertlon that Heslng seducod him into
tho whisky fraud business.
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wINsLow MATTER.
with the Highest Consideration, gtc,.
England Stands Firm.

New YORK, May ls.--A Washing
ton dispatch says the foreign mail
yesterday brought the reply Of Earl
Derby to Mr.. Fish's protest against the
Government Of Great Britain for
the violation Of the terms Of the extra.
dition treaty. II does not yield to the
position taken by Mr.. Fish In the
slightest, and the ground is assumed by
the British foreign Office that the act
oflS7O has nothing necessarially to do
with the case in dispute so far as the
provisions Of the treaty relate TO tho
extradition Of Winsl0w. ~ 4pH ,ai.5h4
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purpor. Of the Conference ON Turkish
Publication.

BERLIN, May lS.-The resolutions of
the Chancellor's Conference have
been submitted to the powers. They
provide for an eight weeks armlstice,
and for assistance in the restoration Of
houses OF the refugees and insurgents.
Consuls resident in various districts,
assisted by special delegates, are to
oversee the execution Of the agree
ment. In other respects the original
text of Count Andrassy's note have
been adhered TO. svrar-
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.
A very Prosperous Condition OF the
0 order In Missouri. 'Vi'i ~ &"

o Order In Missouri. '''i ~ :"
ST. LOUIS, May l6.-The thirty
seventh annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows Of Missouri, met
here to-day, large representation be.
ing present The reports Of officers
show q very prosperous condition OF
the order, and the whole order raised
to a higher standard. "A large number
Of new lodges were instituted during
the year. The contributing members
over 10000. The revenues or
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THE WHISKY WAR.
NUNS Friends Impeach tho Testi-
E-f mony Of Rebm.

CHICAGO, May lS.-In the Mum
whisky trial to-day Hon. John ID.
Wood testified that Rehm had sworn
before the grand jury last fall that he
knew nothing whatever Of any whisky
frauds. Clinton Bugs, member Of
that grand jury. and q prominent citi-
zen, testified to the same thing. A
Of other witnesses, including
Munn's brother, were introduced to
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5dfci ~ ciiis lin Hflhl 9W y Dts tH
lbat % nssi4gnik dteoa y snstSgk
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-03-15

Gen. Custer and his god lady return
ed on Monday, after All ab>e"ce " sew
erai n,"nlns the General retnTns t"
take crmn,and "f the exp"d'''"" which
will move on Sitting Bull about the 5'h
o: Apr,l. It Will act ~ CONCERT with
Ger. Crooks. who has already left Fort
Fe,terman w,h we'll EQUIPPED column,
AMI with Gen G,t'bnn, VIII" leaves Fort
Shaw about the same time. Gen Gus
ter's Command will consist ut eight com
panieS Of the 7th cavalry, >'x companies
Of infantry. and detachmc"'s 'r"m sew.
eral other companies, and a battery OF
Gatling guns. II will cross the Little
Nissour, aud the" be- governed ny cir
eum>tancrs. protsb'y establishing base
OF supplies 1T the mouth "f the Big Horn,
or at the mouth o, G en6,ve creek. The
EXPEDITION will be out all summer. prob
ably. and will, no doubt. afford pr"t:c'
tion to gold hunters on the b Horn.
We shall give further details 1T sn early
day, with corr 9. po"dcn"e from the ex
pedition regularly.
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Col. Lcunsberry, Mayor Mclean and
J. w. Watson, who vent East six
weeks ago. on business connected With
the Black Hills business, L"unsherry and
Mclean extending their trip t. A'lwsu'
ke., Chicago and Wash "g,o". returned
on Monday. All are we'll and seem to
have enjoyed their trip 'n"'ernseIy.
They expect that the to~"site case will
be taken 10 and decided aheut the 18th
Of April They met &C." Stsrk j" Chi
eago. and found him CO, fi,}ent the rail
road would be EXTENDED this season, tho
inten. .,on be ug to build rive hundred
miles Of road. The expedite ions under
Crooks. G,bbon aud Custer being in.
tspded to operate ~ the Big Horn regio"
Jill result in opening that country 10
settlement, even before the Black Hills
can be legally opened. Every indication
points to AZ immense rush I" the mining
region in the spring. aud our 5 'smsrck
delegates are satisfied Bismarck will get
itS share Of business iron the start.
Congress- il already moving in t Z mat.
ter OF opening the Hills, aud the seeds
sown by our party re already >prinx'"g
up and premise an abundant harvest.
Already business is look ny up ut Bis
ms,ck. aud severa! new business houses
are about coming il. Evidently. BIS
marck is about changing it's character
and will at once take high rank among
thriving frontier cities |" our next,
We will trv to answer the thousand aud
orr questions in relation to the ack
Hill, which, hive come to the editor dur
ing his sh>e,.:'r. ..... ,s-..-- '~e, s>- H.
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OOL. j. r. KERR, OF FI7TSBURG

Col Jame> K Kerr. \ brother Of the
Spesker ot ,h- House Of Representatives,
d,ed in Pu,>burg recently "f cons'mp
lion. aged 81 years. Col Kerr " as born
on A farm near TitusvilI-. Pa. After
rece,v ng an education, he stud ed law,
and hecame q member Of the VenangO
county bar. Attbe time of The breaking
out Of the war he was engaged IN the
practice of his profession at franklin M as
4 partner of the late Gen. Alfred B.
McCaImont, the style of The firm being
McCslmon, & Kerr. Mr.. Kerr enlisted
in the Fourth PennsSlva"ia Cavalry,
and was made M:jor Of. the regiment at
the time Of it's orgsn 2 .tion. lie was
promoted to L,eu,rnaat C"l"nel u" the
10Th of March, 1862, and while occupy
ing that po o>i.ion had charge of bat
talon Of the regiment at Yorktow" DUR
ing the Peninsular campaign. He was
in commend Of the regiment at Ant'e.
tam. where Col. Childs was killed, and
Col. Kerr succeeced in the command Of
tn. brigade. On the following day he
was promoted to full Colonelcy, and on
on tho l7,h Of May, 1868. resigned from
the army and came home. lie then re-
moved to Pittsburg and resumed the
practice OF law, icing identified With
The profession until his desth.
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WASHINGTON.
MARSH HAS FLED.
Belknap Gives Bail for his
Appearance in Police Court.
Indian War Commenced.
They Make q Raid on Custer City
And Attack an Emigrant Train.
Chas. H,lt Of Sioux City Killed.
]. 8. Mccall, Of Bismarck, Killed.
Other Interesting Miscellaneous
.a, Nome
And Attack an Emigrant Train.
Chas. H,lt If Sioux City Killed
J. s. Mccall. Of Bismarck, Killed.
Other Interesting miscellaneous
.Ne,us.
TIE SENATE.


WAsB1SGroK, Mar. Gin the Senate
yesterday, 81 to 2s voted not to admit
Pinchback. Christ,ancy. Edwards,
Morrill,, Of Vermont, Morrill,, OF Maine.
and Paddock voted with the Democrats
against his admission.
THE HOUSE.
The House passed bill for the pro.
lection Of witnesses before Congress-,
exe.nptlng them from prosecution. j
MARSH FLED "
y Marsh having aed to Canada delays
the impeachment Of Belknap for further
evidence. Belk' ap has give" bail IN
the sum Of $25 600 to appear for cr'mi-
nal trial it, tue police court. The House
committee on War Department ~xpead
i,ures are gathering ~ other witnesses
against BelSnap. OrvilIe Grant is to.
testify to-day.
NOT TO OBEY.
In the H,use OF Congress yesterday,
after an +xc,ted debate. declared that
the sub, oera Of the committeeman to
testify in the Brlknap case before the
grand jury, breach OF privilege of the
House, and Instructed cosnmit,een' n to
6,srexarb the mandates &c the court
BkLK>AP'S SUCCESSOR.
Judge TAFT, vf Cincinnati, who was
cand .date against Hayes for the krpub-
liran nomination il the last Ohio e'ec
ton, ha, been appointed Secretary of
War. @-
+. WATCHED.
Brlknap and sRobeson's houses are
watched by detectives. to prevent their
leaving Washington.
TIE HArcHEr UNEARTHED. ~
ST. PAUL. Mar, 9-rne Kansas City
Times has u letter fr,m Custer City,
dated the 4th which says that large
party Of mounted Indians made a~rush
upon the city that forenoon. and made
OF with all the loose horses ia the SUBJ
urbs. About the same time the Indians
"a attacked train ofenigrants in Pleasant
Valley. nine miles below Custer CITY.
and Charles Holt, of Sioux City, was
killed Every able e'bod,cd man has been
enrolled for war, and party os3s'xty
followed til. Indians toward Red Cloud.
i. s. Mccall was killed by the Indians
northwest Of the Hills, two weeks ago.
MUST 60 HUNGRY. ....... .......-.. ..
WAsuIxaroN, March u.-House COM
mittee on appropriation yesterday re-,
ported .asa,nst the deficiency appropria'
ton asked for by the Indian bureau for
the immediate support Of Red Clouds
Indians. sagsess ~
BsLKxAP OUT ON BAIL.
The Belknap disclosures, with charges
against other members Of the admins
GRAFTON, occupy newspaper and press re-
nor,s to the exclusion of other news.
Investigation into the leadership busi-
ness is continued without startling de-
yelopments. Tho next sensation will.