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Morehouse Clarion 1880-81
Morehouse Clarion
1880-1881
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Ouachita Parish

Morehouse Clarion 
July 30, 1880 -- Page 2, Column 3
Green Red will expiate the crime of wife murder in Monroe on the first Friday in
next October by 
swinging at the end of a rope until dead.

Morehouse Clarion 
August 13, 1880 -- Page 2, Column 3
Several papers in North Louisiana have paid eloquent tributes to the late Major H.
M. Bry of Monroe.  
None knew him but revered him.

Morehouse Clarion 
August 13, 1880 -- Page 2, Column 5
The Monroe Bulletin publishes this week a sweet and touching obituary of Miss
Octavia Conner, the 
interesting daughter of T. N. Conner, of that city.

Morehouse Clarion 
August 20, 1880 -- Page 2, Column 4
A man fell off his wagon on the 10th in Monroe, and sustained injuries which proved
fatal. His name is 
Michael Carroll.

Morehouse Clarion 
September 25, 1880 -- Page 2, Column 4
Green Redding, who was sentenced to be hung in Monroe next Friday for wife murder
died in jail last 
Sunday night. 

Morehouse Clarion 
October 9, 1880 -- Page 2, Column 1
An emigrant from the Far West passed through Monroe this week riding an ox. He had
the animal 
bridled and saddled and appeared to be perfectly confident of reaching his
destination.

Morehouse Clarion 
1/23, 1881 -- Page 2, Column 4
Fred Muer, of Ouachita parish, was fatally shot my a man named Barrfield near the
parish line dividing 
Ouachita and Morehouse. [Farmerville Gazette
But he got well, and is now attending to his daily business, a fact that prompts us
to ask the Gazette to 
define the word “fatally.”  In the language of the preacher “We pause for an
answer.”

Morehouse Clarion 
April 22, 1881 -- Page 2, Column 4
Mrs. Betsey E. Kidd died in Trenton recently, aged 74 years.

Morehouse Clarion 
May 13, 1881 -- Page 2, Column 3
Alex Wilson called Reuben Leonard out of the church where he was worshipping in
Ouachita parish and 
shot him to death. A woman was at the bottom of the trouble. Both Colored


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