The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-14
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NEW ORLEANS, June i2-The motion for
a new trial in the Grant parish case was
continued to June 10th, when Justice Bradley
and full bench will probably be present.
SHREVEPORT, June IA thousand pounds
OF nitro-sycerlne, IN the government maga-
zne, four miles above the CITY, exploded to-day
with terrific force. The concussion was so
great here that the whole population rushed
INTO the streets. Houses were shaken, win.
dows broken, etc. No one was in the vicinity
OF the magazine AT the time. No lives lost,
PARIS, June PA large and excited
crowd assembled at the Western Depot to-day
at the time ior departure OF the Deputies iol
Versailles. Gamuet.a was greeted with cheers
and hisses. The police attempted TO dispers.
the crowd, handling them rather roughly il
some instances. M. Lelrare, Deputy OF the
Left, was arrested, but subsequently released
A tumult arose, aud Gambet.a was again i'll.
suited. The police cleared The railway sta
s.on, and occupied the entire afternoon ill the
Assembly
NJ. BaM demanded an inquiry into the seri
Gus proceedings which the government
deputies TO Versailles.
LOupt st. Ur0ix struck Gambttta across the
face with stick, for which he was promptly
arrested.
During the session this altorn Don tAe OK.
element among the members became intel sei
ana parliamentary business was much it,
psdeI:
The Municipal Council Of Bordeaux has
been suspended for having permilted public
demonstration OF hostility w the govern.
laeut.
PAWR, juno l3--Ceunt St. Croix, upon
his arrest last night Tor striking Gambetta:
tugd the police that the object OF his assault
Was 10 provoken uuel. TnS Count was for
lner!y an OiIicer of ZOuaves OF the Imperial
Guards. uamUetta's face yet bears the mark
OF the blow given him. several PERSONS il,
addition 10 Count ST. Crtix, were arrested by
the police at the railroad station, at the time
ot the tumult.
PARIS, June l2.-The scenes OF yesterday
were literally repeated at the Western Depot
| to- day, at the time OF departure OF the Parlia.
mentary train for Versailles, aud the populace
again assembled iA large numbers, ana the
| Deputies to the Assembly were respectively
lnsui,ed and cheered The police once more
dispersed the rioters, ami took twelve of til,
more violent Of them in custody so threat
ening was the demonstration that a body ol
troops was ordered to the station TO assis
| tie police III maintaining order.
Armand Adana, of the Chamber of Depulies
and Spieller, brother of the publisher of l.,
| Republique Francaise, Radical Republican
JOURNAL were among those arrested.
The government has suspended the publca
ion Of lie Steele and lie Rappel, Radical.
lie RqRpd radical Republican newspaper
and lie Dirhueoieme Steele Conservative Re
publican organl Tor fortnight have been sus
pended because of violent attacks upon tn,
| policy OF Paul de Cassagnac. Tho editor o
Le Pays replies in that journal to-day to de
mand of Schoelher and Testelin, wlo wer
delegated by tho Republicans TO deman
| armed reparation for his article attacking th
members of the Lett Center. lie says thoreir
that he sssulted Gambetta and other Dept
ties, but not Cemenceau, who is not, there.
fore, entitled to reparation. But, says b
Cassagnac, il C.emenceau wants personal sat
isfaclion he can have it. De Cassagnac say
he particularly wants to fight Gambetta, ant
adds that nine members OF the editorial stat
Of lie Pays are willing to fight niae of TIN
Republican Deputies. and draw lots for tn
choice of adyersaries and Cl arms
San ANTONIO, June l2.--Intormation from
Fort Richardson of the Gtn instant, state
that cattle kerder, named J. X. P. Wright
was killed by party or four Indians near Mr.
Loring's rancho, in Lost Valley, north of til,
Fort Richardson and Belknap road.
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