Orleans Riot and Election Returns Highlight Louisiana News
Reports from Orleans recount white league violence to suppress black voting in 1874 and Republican gains in Congress. DuBuclet leads tax funds with a Republican majority. a duel in New Orleans ends with multiple injuries. Cuba and Washington notes close with Cuba plans and Kellogg political developments.
Our New Trustees
The election of John A. Nealon and I. R. Bresnahan as city trustees for two years is reported with satisfaction. The vote was light due to no opposition, Newton 168 Bresnahan 169 and 16 scattering. no female voters and three colored voters. They will be installed on the first Monday in January, succeeding Mayor Casgela and Leibey.
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