The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-07-10
A Weekly Retrospect of Events,
LFrom Appletons, JOurnal.l

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June 12.-AdRices from Spain: Senior
Zabala, president of the ministry, has
authorized generals commanding ma
tional forces to grant pardons to Carlists
who give in their submission to the gov
ernment. Two Carlist officers shot, who
mutinied at Durango.
The Ontario Car-WOrks, at London,
Ontario, totally destroyed by fire.
Excitement in Paris; deputies at the
railway-station surrounded by the pOpu-
lace ; police disperse the mob, arresting
twelve; military summoned to aid the
police; government suspends several
newspapers because of violent attacks
upon it's policy vote of censure in the
Assembly against the government lost.
June 13.-AdvicesfrOm South America :
A revolt has taken place i'll the depart
ment of CuZcO, Peru, and extended to
that of PunO. One Colonel Salas, with
two hundred and fifty men, e~ndeavored
to take possession of the train convey
ing money from the treasury at Lima to
pay lab0rers, but was unsuccessful. He
then laid siege to the city of Cuzco, but
| was obliged to retreat. Further results
not known. Failures of Don Julian
Zaracondegni, II OF 1.-THE wealthiest mer-
chants of the Peruvian capital.
Wreck Of the schooner Rover, from
Indian-River Flats, Ga, off Dobey, on
the 18th inst. eve persons drowed.
Death of Hon. Virgil D. Paris, mem
Der of the Twenty-tifth and Twenty
sixth Congress from Maine, and for a
long time acting governor of the State
lat New York, Of James T. De Peyster,
"a vell-known citizen, and survivor of
the War of 1912, in which he served as
captain, aged eighty-one OF August Won
der Heydt, formerly Minister of Finance
for Prussia.
June 14.-The Italian Senate proro-
gued.
Advices of the death, May goth, OF
MajOr-General Sir James Macpherson,
of the Bengal army, aged siXty-three
of the death of COchise, famous Apache
chief, June 9th. .r'.
Death, at Hornellsville, n. Y, of A. F,
Gilbert, memberof the Assembly OF 1913,
June 15.-Advices from Spain: Eigh-
teen Carlist officers shot at Tolosa, by
OrderOf Don Carlos, for mutiny. Cen
eral Concha preparing to attack Estella
at three different points.
A dispatch from Central Asia announ-
ces that a rebellion has broken out i'll
Khohan. Sixteen officials of high rank
bGheaded. -
4 portion OF the forest of FOntaime-
bleau, of about ten acres, destroyed by
fire. .'44.' f-"' p -.
,Advices from Japan and China: The
Japanese Government, after counter,
manding the FOrmOsa expedition, was
compelled to resume it, as the troops
refused to obey all orders to the contra
ry. In Shanghai, a Chinese mobattack,
ed the French quarters near the Ring
Poo joss-lIOuse, maltreated NJ. Peerebois
and family, and burned the house. Foul
EChinese killed and a, number of persons
injured. The riot originated in the fac
that the French authorities We're build,
ing a road near the joss-house. .s!|
Resolutions i'll the French Assembly
declaring France a monarchy, and Mac,
HMahon lieutenant Of the kingdom, re.
votes.
June 16.-Report that-the Marquis OF
Santa Lucia has been dep0sed from thu
presidency of the Cuban Republic, anC
General Maxine Gomez appointed hi
successor.
Report OF an el~ection-riot at San Luis
POtOsi Mexico, May 29th. ii 97' s-.t..a,'
/ A vigilance committee formed in tlF
Indian Territory for the purpose Of rid,
| ding the country of h~orse-thieves ; sil
men lynched. >"a.. e#s,'
Henri ROchefort mobbed on his arriv
al at Queenstown, and saved from VIC
leDce by the police.
Deaths: At London, of Sir Charlie
Fox, the celebrated English civil-en
gineer, aged sixty four; at Huntsville
Ala, of Hon. r. w. Walker, Of the Su
preme Court.
\ June17.-Advices from Central Ameri
ca: President Barrios, of Guatemala
has ordered Commandante Gonzales t.
! be shot, for criminal disobedience to tn,
military laws of the republic. : t,.
Advices from Algiers state that a bod.
of Moorish insurgents invaded the city
but were repealed by French troops.
Accident on the Carolina Central Rail
road. 4 culvert breaks through ant
the engine, tender, ndfour cars, plunge,
into the gap; four persons killed and
number severely wounded. :
Deaths: At Boston, of Edward Dick
insOn, q member Of the Massachusett
House of Representatives; in Scotland
of Lord James c. p. Murray, aged fifty
five. ~ Z .w- ,.a T.
June 1S.-Advices that the vessel los
in China seas, with all on board, wa
the steamer Scotland, and not the bar
Scotland, as reported.
Report of an engagement, at Altoona
between Carlists and Republicans, il
which the former were defeated. Anon!
the slain was Don Enrique, son of Hem
de Bourbon. s5ssI.,g ~
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