New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03

ished Hardly nybody ever punlsheu iOr euch
crimes except during the year before GRANTS second
election.
March ao-Governor woodson Oem.). OF Missouri says
hai outlaw bands have been for years. and sui are,
numbering ana robbing with IMMUNITY instanciug
fbe robberv OF several banks aud the murder Of their
officers, the rhing OF sale or an agriculture ah-'-
clstion accompanied by the shooting of young
woman, the rObbOg OF railroad train al GadshllI'
the murder of officers In ST. Car County, eic'' exc
No strong Man " IN Missouri.
CIhe special attention OF the strong man snonters
s caed 10 the great trag-cOmedy In Arkansas IN the
snr,ne of 1874 Governor Baxter. previously Reub-
lean Joins the Democrats. One Brooks nOw supported
AprI is State Judge decides IN his favor aud Issues
writ to Dust Baxter VINO claims that the courts have
M u~isdctIou BroOks's posse seZes the state House,
sS3 Bsxler besieges it. Both Granite help aud
both refused though there gre Onte1 s,ae oO
dispatches shows now the strOLg man m"htaiheu
%cri limited States Senators Clayton and Dorsey
tReDl very angry because Grant favors Baxter.
light at Little Rock several killed; p-oo,.,s man
killcd aud wounded. Colonel King White Ciaxter-
tel frs on IA United States officer and then leads
band through the country, committing numerous
outrages. They fire into store hlea win BROOKS
may Raxter's men arrest Two Supreme Court Judges
TO prevent their deciding against Baxter; recruits
can,nred AZ night by a Baxter General" but re-
leased by Baxter. rwenty-hye Baxter men start on
Killing and wounding four. return y Iy
kills and wounds several sun another ngnt ~ Lt,1e
Rock. Stores closed and many famhes sent away
NAV 1l.-several negroes killed - ,,,, $500,
May 12.-M0re diminishing; eIgh' of Ton Mic" anu
Nav i4.~ony two wounded
Ma I5-A few killed ana wounded Presidents proc
lamaiion received reccgnizing Baxter; brookss
men az once dlspeIsc aHd are followed Dy tneir OBJ
ponents Baxter is accepted az GOVERNOR inc otale
bccones comploteiy Democratic ana Is so FUN ne
IMAM on horseback might as well have been afoot
sep1owber 2~Government officially notified Of murder
OF colored nlall agent near York Station, Ala Con-
gresham HAYS. OF Alabama, says me blacks nave
never Deen in so much danger now. Representa-
tive Pernam has been driven from one OF inc county
ftfa 1t Mr. xpe m IN 81
| grcss has been threatened with dodth Tor making
| Republican speeches In Aaoamn. ~, mSGrat,
knife IN hand, Tells the negroes at Republican
meeting that they shall make no more speeches IN
Lee County rebels me into colored church. killing
| four Nobody punished.
August 21-rwo whites murder Julia Hayden teoloredl
\ described as a good woman and devoted CHRISTIAN,
solely because mad just taken charge OF colored
| August "a" Dick Mckinney, respectable negro Of
and Aneyieaa (DemJ because he eald ne had rather
die at nome tnan oe run on oy t9e M huA, Tam,
Jail suspicion OF conspiracy all hufuereu. lhe
Governor oers reward I'D oE t6eis mn[eefSrS ana
| September 5-He Bugdto Commercial says Ee ro
| are in Kentucky, Tennessee aud Missouri"
September ID. b. Penn, clsimiag 70 be Governor Of
I@agnsrs, attacks the legal Government Of Kellogg,
| aud brings on bloody night at New-Oreans Many
Killed aid wounded Union men Desieged In the
state House and captured This time the President
does Interfere. and Penn yields but nobody Is pun
| ished . g,
September -Republican officials are brutay attacked
| Throughout Northern Louisiana. At Coushattn six
white Repnblicins-H. j. Tnchell. Deputy POST
| master W f. Collins. United States Commissioner;
| f. S. Edgarton Sheriff X. A. Devices, Superlntend-
ent of Registration; c. Holland, Supervisor. and NJ
c. Willis, justice OF the Peace-were seized. com
PEELED 10 resign and then murdered IN cold blood
rers Iu Of accounts Of such crimes The Mash
ie Banner DemJ says that bodies OF three negroes
were round on n raft the Tennessee, with card
marked "They have free ticket to New-orloans.
Please let hem pas - a., -,
October Captain Miles, U. s. A., reports from Lv
ingston Ala, the murder Of Billings (white) ana
Cray (coIoredj by White Leaguers, who are nc
csoned to ride about ~ night TO teriiy the negroes
December "A ycEsours MOP rSo he reals hin
forced resignation, and Republicans rally TO sustain
HIM December aud the rebels attack ana ais
perse the posse, killing ana woundlh4 seFenV-h'e
blacks and six whites. Nobody punished. ,... .
| December 20.-The Governor 81 Kentucky Issues
proclamation against the Ku Kux' naming nvc
1878.
January 13-Genera Logan reads In the Senate letter
from Judge Keils, describing the murder OF his son
by moo, which was shooting at himself at spring
Hill, Ala. and mentioning another White League
riot IL which several Republicans were killed.
/ Spring and Summer.-NumerOus outrages occur which
| lack OF space fOrbids my describing. Al the Fall
elections approach, the rebels especially in Missss
ippi are more violent than ever before Negroes
are slaughtered at every chance. so as TO disran-
chise their comrades by terror. This the Missss
| ippi plan" Among many crimes take one. AT q
rebels began shooting ana a, fight ensned
in which several were killed and wounded. The
| blacks left. Tho rebels assembled from Tar and
| near. and the next morning began killing negroes
10 cold blood Fifty were allied, and nearly all the
body punished. when Governor Ames asked the
s5song Man for ala ne 5epned ,DIs
outbreaks in the South and the great majority are
ready 10 condemn any Interference on the part OIL
the Government How strong that sounds 10
such means the Democrats carried Mississippi the
last of the lest fourteen
Nov 20-An Intelligent colored Mssissppiau, former
" Of buffalo. writes' I'VE could sst no help from