The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-14
FROM rnE CRESCENT CITY.
her Labor Troabies .Continus sa.d
she mayor aud Governor Issue r.ros-
Iamstisns, Placing the City Under
Martial Law-rhs Lucky Numbers
In the Lottery,

New Orleans, September lS-Ths prine,pai
prizes In the Louisiana State Lottery drawn
to-day were as follows; No. Il, ,sls drew tSo..
900, sold in New York; No. SS,sS7 drew so tcS
sold in Vincennes, Indianai No. 2lI2 drew
$500, aold In New York; No 81, Gas drew s. !.
No. No, ssin ssla "a draw oSl'm'S m Alseamsl !
New York and Narss%, Nss 1Isd fad,ann m
The following drew sl 900 each: No 10 0ol Nav
Orleansi No. %, 05I, Now York, No. M eSS
New York. No, $500, Nsw York and 96s!s,
This forenoon Jim Wilson, driving a foat
was stoned, when he drew pistol and shot
John lLnekye In the back near the spinal col !.
utnn, wilson continued driving and delivered
his loSd OF cotton at. the Kentucky
around the press. Three teamsters starred
out, but they were driven on their 10 ais. ana
Que OF them was struck with rock. Eight
noats were then taken In charge by the police
and drlven to their destination In the lower
district. Twenty men, employed M The
Natchez prees, armed themselves with
double -bnrrelod shotguns and went
to work Win the guns near at hOnd to DO used
to protect themselves. On Tchopitoulas street
several pistol shots were fired ia rapid snc'
cession and the police arrested two mon Tor
nrlDg at the teamsters and land ed then in tho
station house. The first and SECOND brlcades
OIL militie assembled at their armory and were
tionhas been issusd:
PROCLAMATION.
The mayor regrets that the disturbance In
gugurated on the 9th inst. are actively kent
ur. In ordes TO quell them most actiye mems.
ures have been taken and the governor of
ths state haa cen called on hy me iu my
otriolal capacity. He has placed tha militia
alongside with the police forces OF the city TO
enable nae TO put nm immediate stop 10 ali
illegal movements now being Witnessed.
hereby, Tor the purpose OF saving
pefsOns T and cossS S.r reqaTs that al
Inc public peace and to demean themselves as
all law-ablding citizens should do Ptrsons
must not congregate In crowds ON the streets,
wharves or landings, and the militia has been
blagea. The ample means In my hand.
TO suppress these disturbances will
be handled to the full extent
the law now and 80 long as resistance viii
continue to be made to the laws.
JAMES A. SHAKHsPKARR. Mnyor
II is reported that the excitement at the
foot or Enghen street, where the ship Callego
Is now loading with cotton. They have been
driven away from their work by
tho vessel aud i6 reported 10 be flring
through thu hatehway ut the screwmsn IN
the hold The acting governor has / sued his
proclamation ordering tho htate national
guard to assist the mayor In preserving the
peace and te disperse ali congregations of per.
sons on the streets.
The following correspondence has passed.
tetween the mayor and governor:
CITY Of New Orleans, Sept, l3, 1881,
To His Excelency, Gov. McEnery, Governor
OIL oulsiana.
slr!--Tns disturbance inangursted on the
9lh inst inst are slill actively kept
police TO quell the disturbances, and you ace
hereby respectfully requested to intervene
and TO use the powers Of the state TO preserve
the peace watch Ia now endangered on large
scale luz aediate action ON your mart Ia
asked for Yours truly,
,.t'fEs A, SnAKEsPEkRE, Mayor,
State OF Lnt sisna Executive Department,
agy Orleans, heptomber Is, 1881.
Whereas, Vie Honorable the mayor OF the
city Of New leans has this day declaled his
New Orleans and therefore called on Tho xec-
utive. OF tAe state 20 intervene, now,
therefore, Il samueI@ D.. McEnery, lieu.
tenGnt-gcyeInor and acting governor
or Louisiana, do hereby assume
control OF said city for the sole purpose OF re-
storing order. All unlawful tssemblsrss sre
contrary 10 good oldv4, AID arc to disperlo
forthwith. All armed organizations will hold
themselves In rea,' 'i- ar ''rr'cs ate service
immediately report to Msjor Gere Behau.
for duty. All armed volnn GERS will be
reserved. Major General Beban is hereby
assigned TO the immediate Command of eil
forces within the limits of the city of New Or
leans, No Interference viii be had with the
civil authorities OF the city or parish. The
chief OF police will report with his force TO
Me- General Behan for duty.
Islgned,l s: d; McEsEnY,