The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-20
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uurneu. Burglars blew open tht
safe and afea the house of fasringe Z
ton Bros. 1s 8d hn8 alaasEodW
Omaha, June. 14.-Immenst
clouds of gfahshopb bers'msds tkeii
appearances goidgnorthward owe,
this place about II o'clock today
bntIa none ifave alighted. lThe5
have appeared in immense swarms
at Pistsup1b, A ebsaska aandkare
destrying. everything before them
they are going .northWard. .,f,.ayxy
New Orleans, Ju1e T4.-TRe
grand Jury this morning present
ed four indictments against State
,Asbhf1f0 0mtons; 1.-TWO / for h,iSdd,
maasor IN Office, ona foEextsrtios
Under color pf efieey and zone fol
epbezzaIng, ca, 900 State. fnnds
His bail was fixed at e23, 800.
The Auditor was served with a
capias and paroled blythe sherifl
until 8 o'clock this evening.
Galveston, June 15.-The News
Brownsville special says the news
from Mexico shows a revolution.
ary spirit lis .prevailing' now, and
it is believed that Gen. Fdefo Will
not come to the frontier. r ~,
The body of Mcmahon, a school
teacher, was found near Mesquite
rancho on Sunday. His head,
arms and legs were chopped off.
One of the raiders killed by Nc
Neely's men had on McMahon's
clothes. This fact. will be estab.
lished by affdavits.
The result of McNeely's fght-
thirteen Mexicans killed and one
wopnded /; it improves by investi::
CATION. McNeely's compny is en-
camped near where the railroad
crosses Resaca De la Palma.
Cortina's followers afe' very mad
asthS ldefeat4 df the faidExWlby
McNeely, andrssweer they will
hayeIthpee fer oAeg Some of the
recaptared cattle belong to men
living more than two hundred
mfles from the Rio Grande.
Stock in Western Texas is, much
scattered for want, Of, attention,
hearasmen fearing the Mexican
r0i0ATS.s,ss ylsisn
Galveston, June 15.-The News
Bf6N4sville specia Says dne raid
ers escaped. He iAas Wounded,
feigned death, .crawled into high
grass and was hot fohnd, is ii
MatamoEas and had. . ball extract
ed late yesterday. The raiders
casualties 16f tRe fight suhiJdD
tweixe Killed and .One wounded.
They lost bpsidSsssteven horses
and saddles, all their arms, repeat
ings ffh6S sahsfs pistols. Private
y. B. Smith was buried yesterday.
There was a large funeral process
sion of ,tatize6s and soldiers
Co: eMeiamt ct the regulafanny,
and Col. Ford were marshals.
He received a military burial and
sisss.s sSas1p9 p = pcs,rsns aaf cd
Capt. Nicely could not 90 after
the raiders under Ricardo Flores
beeaYse'l lisrhQrses Tere .breksa
d0wff. Gen. Corti1a is incensed
at the killing Of his cattle thieves,
and thesMexisaae RnWs gay the
raiders was assassinated while
asleep., Can't Mich Neelg.- says il
theG xefd aaeep he sldn1 Want to
find any Of them awake. Cortina
swears he will have revenge. He
issaRdiugNu4 'has<ts6n foresndre
than a week. HA received per.
order sta syeRortx At.sthe
disqbedienee Of the oslpr he is -
bH rrestSt. Geee FpStV fae4
A3fapqa rey is mPffId fA1R
" hta3 las. ! NJ b2l me
men, and it is understood that he
comes to attend to Cprtina. It is
not known what this brigand
chief will doy bat he iss pfsparing
FOR some deyilment, and will fight
Sen. Fuero ii he thinks be can
whip him. He may cross to this
side and place himself at the head
Of the Mexican sQuetters, desolate
the c6untry and cross to the Mex
lean side agin and get apardoned
by the Supreme Government.
The troops are on the alert, and
The citizens of Brownsville arp
defensive nearnres, and
no one knows what a day may
BRING forth. There is n0 : chance
for a division of opinion, as every
hing spreclndes . doubt as to the
accountability Of the Mexican au-
thorities, en0rmity of the outrages