The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-10-24

Satisfactory explanation has been
made by the German government re-
lative to the alleged expulsion Of
Danes from Schleswig.
| A treaty Of recognition, peace, am
Iity, commerce, navigation and ex-
tradition between Spain and San
Domiago has heen signed. 55t.r
| Thensjerjsy for the new Arkansas
constitntioe at the recent State. efec-
ton was Is, 900. Republicans geDef-
ally abstaihed from voting.
| New York asd Baltimore have had
national religious conventions, the
former an Episcopal assemblage, the
latter Methodist Episcopal. rt
it was reported tkat the Carlists
had shot Buckland, q New York
Times correspondent, bsfs Subsequent
advices contradict the statement.
Advices from the Argentine States
report IN engagement between the
jnsurgent and government forces, re-
snlting in a defeat Of the latter. Par
tiealars are lacking. t+.=.. d..
"A prominent citizen Of Terre Haute,
Indiana, was shot and killed in tire
streets Of that city, in broad day
light, By two men whose identity has
not been ascertaiDed.
Pour hundred Carlists have been
captuSed BY Spanish government
troupe Beas Alvacette. The Navarro
soldiers Of Don Carlos's army refuse
to leave their homes,
y A passenger train was thrown from
the track Of the Pittsbnrg, Fort
Wayne g. Chicago Railroad, last Sat-
nrday, and . large number of persons
injured. No one killed.
Shreveport werchauts who have
signed al agreennent Dot to employ or
do business witk sDy man who votes
the Republican ticket are to be ar
rested under the enforcement act.
A slinly attended convention was
held at Louisville Tuesday to consid-
er the subject Of removing the Na-
tiopal capitol. St. Louis was recon-
mcnded as the future Washington.
A party of miners wkoinHaaed tbs
Black Hills country were :rseacked
by the Indians, and one of their
number killed. The REDSKINS declare,
they will not allow white men to en-
ter the hills region. =~-ss ...
A p0ljtical riot occurred at Jack
son, a., in which four colorea men
received wounds. The fight WIS, be-
tween supporters Of Breaux and
Gair, regular and independent Re
publican SENATORIAL candidates.
The Qewocrats carried Ohio by
about 25 200 majority, and Indiana,
BY Is, 600. Iowa and Nebraska have
gone heavily Republican. Local issues
IRE said to have materially influenced
,he results in the two first named
states.
A party Of Moptepegrins were re-
;ently attacked by Turksin the prov
nee of Albania and seventeen of Them
filled. The affair created great ex-
'itement in Montenegro, and a joint.
OF the two countries has
'eea appointed to investigate it.
A body of armed men resisted the
'fforts OF the Sheriff Of Porter coun-
y, Indiana, to protect employees of
he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ehile attempting to lay a track acrass
iichigaD Central Railroad. The Coy
rnor ordered two companies State
,uards and a Gatlin gun to proceed
here immediately, and the distur=
aDce was quieted.
For several days last week Kearney
junction, Nebraska, was oyer-run
nth lot of Mexan herders, who
many depredations, but
le citizens were afraid to attempt
,eir arrest. Matters eliminated in
row, in which two citizens were
illed. The herders then retreated
, an island in Platte River and for
fed themselves. The citizens tel
yraphed to Gov. Furnas for arms
nd ammunition, and he ordered
lem forward from LINCOLN without
clay. All that is possible will be
one to canfne tho desperadoes to
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