The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-21

cities, 10000 to $4,000 to witness I'll,
execution.
Madrid. Aug. l2.-The Govern
ment intends sending 10000 men t.
Cuba, that Captain General A.lma
STA may execute his plans for the re
duction of the instruction
Berne, Aug. 1.-THE old Catholi
Conference occupied to-day in dis
cussing the question of the Hol,
Ghost. The conference has ncarl,
agreed to i formula concerning it
which will be submitted Tomorrow
to which tho eastern and western
churches may jointly Subscribe.
Washington, Aug. l4.-Call 10
ten million dollars worth of bond
will be issued by the treasury depart
ment to-day. Syndicate having mad,
another subscription for that sun,
This leaves but J, 535, 755 of the new
five per cent bonds of the secretar,
and the Syndicate has until Novcm
Der 18th to take this amount.
New York, Aug. I4.-The Tclegram
$3.50 dispatches from London says, Il,
improved tone in financial circles con
tinucs and all fears of further deprcs
sion or disaster has passed away.
New York, Ang l4.-In the Brook
Ign court to-day, a warrant wa.
granted for the arrest of the German
consel named Wax Hallhimer, in &C
tioa brought against him by Nose.
Swartz, charging criminal converse
ton with his, Swartz's wife. Dam
ages laid at $4,000.
Memphis, Aug. l4.-During the
past twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock this p. m., the river rose ono
inch and is now within less than all
inch of the danger line. Damage ia
crops continues but Thus far only il,
individual cases; and the latest ad.
vices from above and below Good.
rich, about sixty miles above Vicks.
burg, danger is apprehended; bnt Il
la' &c force is at work strengthening
the levee at Millicans Bend. The
oank has caved in up to the levec,
and should another slide occur, great
damage will insue on the Arkansas
river. No damage has been done
above Red Fork aud comparatively
little below that point, along the Mis-
sissisippi. Planters fear that the
newly constructed levees which have
thus far protected them will become
saturated with water and give way
unless decline speedily sets in. The
damage at Cork's Poin, Jersey Point
and Gains Landing, is insignificant +;
but ut Point Comfort and at Linwood
it is heavy.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. l4.-John
Hottner, of the firm Of Hotfner T.
Noye, ship cao!keEs' I'll. tAis u, @gRGpi iA
tlicting u mortal wound then shot
himself through the head producing
instant death. jealousy is supposed
to he the couse Of the tragedy.
New, York, Aug. l4.--A special dis
patch from London says, Webb, the
Englishman, who undertook to swim
from Dover to Calais without q life
saving apparatus failed. He started
at 5p. H., yesterday and Mt midnight
he was only half way across. Owing
to the increasing roughness of the
waves it was thought prudent to take
him on board tho attending sloop.
He was apparently not fatigued.
Washington, Aug. l4.-Fwnner,
who recently fatally shota War Dc.
partment clerk named Kennord, be-
eauso of intimacy Of the latter with
Frouner's wife, was to-day brought
before Judge Laylie on a writ Of
Iabias corpus and discharged on his
own recognizance. IL
New Orleans, Aug. l7.-The yellow
ever is very bad at Pascagoula, forty
odd cases reported, and one or two
leaths reported in New Orleans. U.
}. soldiers are being removed to Holly
Springs, Miss.
Shreveport, Aug. l5.-River rose 8
inches during last "a hours, Total
Use 50 far is six feet.
New York, Aug. l6.-The follow.
ng dispatch received from Europe
battle has taken place between the
;arlists and government troops at Ar.
lunia in which the Carlists were VIC
orious covering the field with con
iderable slaughter. They captured
number of prisoner besides artillery
nd ammunition. Col. Valendro Baker,
ecently tried at Coradon aud covict-
d Of indecently assaulting a young
ady in railway carriage and SEN
ence,l to line and imprisonment, has
'een dismissed from the British, army.
New York, Aug, l6. The steamer
pain from Liverpool with Moody g.
ankey on board arrived. As soon rs
he vessel was made fast to her dock,
rev. G.. G. NEWMAN, of Philadelphia,
tferel q prayer of thanks for the
afe arrival of the famous Revivalists
u which Moody and Sanky joined.
The former goes to Mortified, Mass,
where he will remain for two months.
The latter has not yet determined
pom resting spot. /
New York, Aug. l6.-The follow
NJ is taken from a letter written by
n American resident of Costa Rica /:
n July, q number Of jesuits enter
d tho republic of Costa RIGA from
;uata'nala whence they had arrived
within ten miles Of the capitol and
here were ordered to stop. Congress
net the same day, aud 10000 masons
act in a body at Congress Hall and
etiti0ned for the jesuits removal as
,iscllevious members of society. The
resident, who is q mason, and sew
raj members, prOmenent in debate
nd influence, made speeches on the
abject, overriding those who favor