The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14

Ringgold, La, Aug. l2.-Nicholson'
caught in Arkansas. just left her
for Conshatta chained together.
Miscellaneous.
| New York, Aug. lO.-Judge Law
rance of the Supreme Court, grantee
petition for a bill Of particulars il
tho suit of Mayor g. Co., agains
Tweed. The suit in the case is t,
recover money paid on all allcge,
ficticious bills to Edward Mariner, ap
proved by Tweed as Commissioner o
Public Works. Judge Westbrool
placed the appeal from Judge Bar
rett's order denying motion to reduce
Tweell's bond on Gent. Tenn callcn
dar for the 2:hd inst.
! New York, Aug. ll.-Right Rev
Bishop A. Martin, left for Natchito
ches night.
Washington, Aug. l0.-C"mmodort
Amncr, acting Secretary Of tho Navy
to-day received from acting Secreta'
ry Of State, a dispatch from Tripoli
dated August the 9TH, stating that
Mr.. Vidal, the American 'nn""' thore,
and his lady, hid necn lnsuIted by
| Tripolitan ~.n'ors, ana asking whether
o.. y, Our vessels of war conld con.
vcnicntly reach that point. The act
ing Secretary Of the Navy gave or.
dars that the q. S. steamer Hartford,
Capt. Harmorey, now at port, sail en-
route home from the Asiatic station.
proceed to Tripoli, to enquire into
the facts and demand that the pcrpe-
traitors of the insult be arrested and
punished. Rear Admiral Wortlen.
commanding at European Station,
was also instructed to keep himself
advised Of circumstances, and if nee
essary, to send other vessels to Tri.
poIl, to demand an apology and pun.
islment Of the parties.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug 10. Complete
returns received. The majority for
the Convention is 1850. Delegates |
elected: Democrats 81; independent |
democrats 6; republicans II.
Fort Gibson, l. r., Aug. 1O.-The
election passed off quietly except in
The sixth precinct. The returns come
o slow on account of high water
Which prevented voters reaching the
POLLS. 1t is generally conceded that
toss has been reelected. The Ross
'arty has the Senate an Council.
Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. l0.-The
GLOWING resolution were passed he.
ore the city council of this city last
light for the purpose Of putting an
nd to flying reports of yellow fever
cling in the city: Resolved, That it
J the unanimous opinion of the Du.
al county Medical Society, there !
eng IA full attendance, that there has
OF been a case Of yellow fever or any
isease resembling it in our midst.
Omaha, Aug. ct is estimated ]
lat the number of Texas cattle lriv.
a into this State this year, will ,
mount to over one hundred thou saud. g
hey are mostly held by cattle rails.
. along the line Of the Union Pacific
'ilroad, from Kearney Junction to
dney. Forty thousand, the num- j
n driven IN this year, have been
Id, and a large number will he +,
tipped East this year, through tins n
int. Il
New York, Aug. 9.-James Henry. N
ID John Hall, cabin passengers on -
o eto"'ner Kopstork, from Havre.
We been arrested, and in their pos. u
sslon was found among other things -
velry, some answering the dcscrip- IL
u OF the family jewels stolen from
untess Dudley, in London, and o. o.
70 a diamond scarf pin, stolen from r
New York lady in Paris. v
New York, Aug. 9.-Two ships II
'ich had been laden with wheat "a
d corn by Archibald, Baxter e. Co.. su
, value of which was 400, 600, were r.:
zed Yesterday in Brooklyn, as ~ y!
Baxter Il Co., had pur- -
!sed the grain promising to paw
b, but had failed to do 80 at the 1e'
q Of their suspension. WI
s. C. Aug. 9-Parker. tns
ex-Treasurer of this State, who es. sna
ed from Jail last week, where he Ia y
confined awaiting trial for plum, o.,
ing the State while in office, was ,es'
'ptured in Camden last night, and s"e
be brought to Columbia 10 irons. | Gro or,
etroit, Mich, Aug. 9.-Gale &C. ro'
and several vessels and tug oo'l
can, lost, also raft of two mil. lnoe
feet of lumber. ave
ilwaukee, Aug. 9.-Another big s sno'
has broken out at Oshakosh, and Tue 9
y thing is in the widest confa- n .
} it may possibly be put ont, but ua''
doubtful. No further particu. olg'
up to this time, 2 p. IN. e[e'
Aug. 9.-The river has aoo ,
one inch since six o'clock. Last coSl
advices from St. Francis river are -
threatening. .! {
Signal Service Reports. Gan S
asIington, Aug. 9.-For the Ohio ~ =
y, Tennessee and Gulf States , n1u.
ledly warm weather and increas D..s
loneliness with 8. to South West R' e
9. Slowly falling barometer and FIJI f"H.'
rains. The Mississinni river has .u.A
a;ch+oan ;aah s..'e.Pp .! .''gt nas labol
vo ;n"hos a. T.;s. ~ ~ 80, 1%u's Colo
4 atot;nn :. "a az .uo .ast 1900
and eIavar ;,.sha w" axsy 'Iyut done
.!sveq inches above danger line. W.
1ver mas risen ono Inch 0t Hom. az
md ono at vicksbyg, but viii tne {,
NY not reach the danger lines 81; aou a..
's6 stations. 1@ =
partl
Foreign. Aug.