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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-04-17
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, 1875-09-08

the English and French champions, Mr..
Staunton and M. Thuillet, was won by
the former, who came in only a yard
before his competitor.
Cases of bullion have been recovered
from the sunken wreck of the Schiller, to
the value of 100000.
NJ. Buffet, the President of the French
Council, has sent a circular to the projects
of the French departments, instructing
them to prevent the discussion of political
questions by the Councils General, and
desiring immediate information of the
election of the Presidents, These direc-
tons are believed to have reference to
the approaching senatorial election,
The fund raised in Paris for the relief
of the inundated districts has reached Is
millions OF francs.
In the House of Commons, the Home
Secretary, in reply to q question, said
Col. Baker was treated as a first class
miSdemeanant, according to the decision
OF the Judge.
The Nationalist papers Of Dublin ex-
press satisfaction with the results of the
O'ConneII Centenary, and describe the
dlsorderIy scenes during the procession and
at the Mansion-house to the attempt to
substitute priestly dictation for the popular
desire.
The Journal des D6bQts has published
some comments upon the article III Black
wo0d'S Magazine respecting the French
army, and, while admitting the Justice OF
its main statements, denies that things are
as bad as it represented.
The report OF the Cuba Submarine
Telegraph Company states that the net
profits tor the haIt-year ended June Both
were 1I,3I2k. OF this sum 3,155L has
been placed to reserve, raising it to 5000l,,
and the balauce, after providing for the
preference dividend, admits of a payment
at the rate of 6 per cent. on the ordinary
shares, leaving S52L to be carried forward.
This institution gets on better then the
West India and Panama Company, the
directors of which complain that their
operations are sadly lmpeded, owing to
the non-payment, in some instances, OF
the promised subsidies.
There is no foundation for the report
that England, Germany, and the United
States have been jointly conducting diplo-
matte correspondence with Spain for the
purpose of ending the war in Cuba by
making that island an independent State.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Compa-
ny's shares declined Al. on August IA, on
the announcement Of the wreck of the
Boyne at Molene, near Brest, The crew,
passengers, mails, ard specie were saved.
The company are their own insurers.
The semi-oficial press Of Prussia COM
ments very severely upon the Bishops of
Paderborn's escape from confinement at
Vessel. The North German Gazette says
that this act constitutes q fresh outrage
against the supremacy of the State and
violation Of its laws, in as much as Bishop
Martin openly avowa his intention to
resume his episcopal functions in a place
OF. security and freedom. The Roman
Catholic journals publish the text of a
letter addressed by the Pope to DR.. Martin
commencing the latest step he has taken.
, 1875-09-08
MISCELLAN EOUS.
From tie SpectGt0r.)

We regret deeply to perceive that the
speech of Mr.. Justice Brett In sentencing
Colonel Baker did not accurately describe
the Judges intention. He sentenced him
in the speech to imprisonment without
hard labour-that is, to confinement in a
cell, without books, on prison diet, in
prison uniform, and under the usual re-
strictions as to occupation and exercise.
, 1875-12-21
GARLAND.
WHAT HE cLA1Mg 70 KNOW AnorT CROOKED
WHISKY.

NHIGKf.
ptspasch to he Est:r,naH Gazette.
WAsHrSoror. b. e.. Dec. l9.-Ex-Judge C. T.
Garland, who wae. In 1871. United States Dis
t5,ct-Attoruey Of the Western District Of Te1as,
makes Communication to tho Boston Herald.
which has excited considerable attention on its
arrival tonight. tie ststos that In 1871. ~
United States Attorney, It Vas his duty to prose-
cute aome caecs against Whisky Ring OF great
political influence, ono Of tho parties indicted
being Lieut,- ,-Gov. Flancgan SOD Of tho ox-sen-
Rsor OF that namo. III the fai! OF 1871 Commits
aloner DouglaAa. In obedience to rritten request
from the President. ordered him (Mr. Gar
land) to discontinue the CAGES until the no1t
spring tetm Of tho Fedcrai Court. Supervisor
Cobb who had harmed bcfornhand what action
tested Againbt this concession rs QUO that would
have the ctfeGt 70 thw2rt tue euds Of iusttce. lie
BAw Douglass and urged the Importance OF Try.
ing tho kuay0a 1t once, but Douglass replied
instructions to him." Cobb then sAw tho presi-
don't and protested 80 strongly against tho
coutBa 10 hud pursued tuat tue inetructlous to
Douglass werc Withdrawn. and then Douglass
counteEm2uded tho order to him, On his re-
turn from Washington, Cobb assured him thst
it vaa hia beslel, derived from his OK
perieuce IN this visit, that s0n6 Of Me
Presidents prirate secretaries had frtsuau|tnAy
obtained Tue EteC1Aire signature to tho letter that
was inteuded to shield tue ring at tbs spnng
term OF 1869. Tho caso having Rono over BY
this action Of tie President Attorney uouersl
OF Tue United Btates Williams ordered him 10
continue the cases again until the following fall
term, and tho Hing finally sot CLEAR Rlsogether
through its influence 1t the White House, Il not
throug h fraud. In the light Of his oan expo
rence. aud Of factA that avo como to his knowl-
edge fsuu, vnriol,H otclai sources, Judge Gar
land declares that tho lhbcoek scandal, impil-
eating the White House with tho 1t. Louis
Whisky ling, IL not ua.:or Of surprise to him.
but ia precisely what he has besn long time
expecting would sooner Or later bo developed bY
tho continuance Of such scAnda1ous proceedings
nect,on with tho tr.a!s of tho Whisky Hing In
Waata1u TexAs.
, 1875-12-21


THE GOVERNMENT Hu4rENn9 PAYMENT OK 1TB
JANUARY cuUroEs.
Dispateh to Ssp FORK Hera!i.
LONDON, Dec. 17.-fho Peruvian Legation In
thIa city communicates to the public the noces-
sity which oxista tor susponding payment on tho
coupons Of tho honda Of tho Ropublic due on the
LIST OF january, 1915.
Tho rcHult Of this announcement Ia 4 rupture
Of the Peruvian contract Hitl tho Bociete Con-
o1ae.
Tho Limo Government iH nnablo to meet tho
money cr1His which, 1t says, Ia only temporary.
The Pail MaN gaxettc. writing cditerially on
the subject, says "1ho time has como for tho
bondholders to unite for the protection Of their
iotsrests. The default Of payment on tho COUP
Obs affords formal pretoxt for forming an aa-
eociation for this purpose. This Committee
must negotiate directly with the pozuyiau Gov
ernnlcnt for tho manaxement of the gnan0
pledge1 to them. Nothing else can TO done to
make something out Of d bad business"
PANAMA, Dec. Tho nouH Uy lnst steamer
from Peru to tho 28th ult. Ia quito dlsheaFteuilg
aud tArowg gloom ovcr Panama, With which Is
las inti.nato aud fsequont buHiue.H relationH.
Tho refusal OF the Government to accept tho
ter1ns offered by tho sooloto Genorale has sant
financial lnatters iuto an abyHs Of still greater
depth than ever before. Business ls absolutely
stagnant. Gold md silver are on tho riBo. Nor
cllauts sefuae 10 sell goods, as no exchange can
be procured on Europe for romittAncos.
, 1875-12-21
DRY GOODS, 20.
IT PAYS TO TRADE ON THE WEST SIIE
HOLIDAY COODS|
Great West End Dry Goods House,
MADISON AND PE0RlA-STS.
CARSON,
PIRIE & co.

Invite PUBLIC INSPECTION
to their handsome display o4
goods suitable for Holiday Pres.
ents, both ornamental and use-
full and serviceab1e. The fol<
lowing are but q few quotations
out Of hundreds Of similar bar
gains now displayed on their
counters:
500 boxes Ladies' Fronoh Emb'd
Adk1s., at s1,5O bog, worth 50.
100 dog. Gents Hommod Linen
Hdkfs., at $500 dozen, worth ID.
400 Embroid'd Sets, each SET in bog,
at Goo Set.
Elegant Novelties in Laco Hdkfe,.
BarbeB, Collars, oto.
Ladies' Rioh Silk Brocado Tics. 25o
each, formerly 500.
Largo limo Ladies' Silk MufIiers.
from SOC each, upward.
Extensive variety Fancy Ribbons,
Sash Ribbons, etc.
Beautiful assortment Of Infants
Cloaks, Dresses, otc., especially
adapted for present alton.
Elegant line Childron's Fancy Hos
lery, Leggings, and Knit Goods.
Gents Silk and Cashmere Muf1lers
and Ties, in rich assortment.
Gloves, in Fur-trimmed, Gaunt1ots.
Kid, and French Cloth.
children's Fur Cups, SO, rs, eoc,
and upward.
childron,s hi :el1 Fur Sets, eoc, s1.25, $3.50
Ladies' Mink sets, $3.50, $40, and
Ladioa' Seal Sets, c1oaks, etc., in
great variety.
Handsome Reversible shawls. 81
and upward.
dia Shewls.
Ladies' Black Beaver Cloaks, SO, 81,
So, and upward.
Ladies' Fine French Emb'd C1oakst
SIS, worth $25.
Elegant assortment Presentation
Fans.
Large Limos Of Fancy Holiday Goods.
Docks, Work Doxos, Dolls, Jewel
Stands, Ornaments, Gard Cases, &c.
Embroid'd Piano and Table Covers.
Linen DamAsk Sots, &c.
Lyons Cloak Vo1vots, cheaper than
any house in the city. !.
Black 9roa Grain Silks ct 81, $1.26.
sl.5o, and upward, worry choap. !,
"Cachemire Miano" Blk Silks, wars
ranted durable; quality F for 90 d.
yard, worth $3.50. j
Special Bargains in Cold and B1'h
Dress Goods from 25o yard up-
ward, specially reduced for this
holiday trade.
Attractive reductions in Colored
and EVoning Silks.
OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK:
, 1875-12-21

Transcript with tho original Iapors atsclo~ca ths
fart that important documents in the cAse
ArG on'ltel from tho fnrer Thi1 mar have occurred
fr" ov,siflt tn preparing thu llnc Of pspers to be
eoie, tn,t Tie a,,ile,n.a w" presented The iran
eoHicnte.
able 10 md sny eguy il Wet:anneIs olsim. il, ill.,
nntry hs attempted ~ obtain uuo 1t mcFey nominal
prn To Al eEsct'tnRly valuable tract Of iAnd which
him md h!. Rrante.s good fsh FOR Je.rr. sri .hlr,
oo, with fti knowledge If Klnzs. purchase. occup.-
tbs relief saht, II only becaus4 tttey have shuvn
strict lrEai Forcaa fson the United BtAsna Tho de-
Ga I Co. osn H. h hs Pach.:e -.
ix4sht ut public sa1o. ms eonesnroFancoua NTH tho
ts:t oa whsh 1t -. based sha. 10 sstdsn;s
reculec4 tie eirc,matanceso of tbs SANS The land VA
entered upon tho tsok ~ nola. md It w.A t duty u
ysInabls md il " o1trsordluary snd almost incrcii-
bic, that thefo should not only have been blddess
for H. but that u should hhvo remained for nesr!y
yent without an1nR purchaser Wien tho Recover
was difectod 70 Inform McCouncll thss tbs asa
waa cAncclsd, for The reason thai It not
esG ~he s hsa isse1., 71 Inc ino~eixos. s II h.A sosa
entered hn ~1ud At once hAte informed the Coanm!s-
e hs 70 IL ss o
10 shuw tho public oora II tho affidavit Of the
leeeiser msdo almost forty 5esrs atter TIN ocons-
say tl!o lsn 10 1noeon was oerosi, except It may
10 Inferred by general statement Of what done Il
en called i'll .1ast 9, au % IL I Kinss snp,
the circumstance that McConnetl's entry raa only
permitted ~ secoud entry Under tue att nj May,
1870, may well bo supposed that they had al paused
Te statements Of The afhdav+ .re m. sutE,cient To
overcome tue ubjettnns srlhing from his pHcial
duct In lo and tLe csrctat4pces above referred 70
r." 1sa ss @ ~, a. o To- satay ny nn te.t hs
ntcexsary to Co.stdcr the effect of Kinzcn entry tho
subseqasnt con1nstio, sudcr the act u copgrtrs Of
, 1875-12-21
GREAT BRITAIN.


LospoN, Dec. 2o.-La"tou l. Head. merchants
md shipping and Insurance agents. hare failed.
1Aor liabili.ios aro cstlmntol at au5o,00
THE anA1H TRADE.
Tho Mark Lane Erpress, iu ltH weekly review
Of tho gra,n trn,le BAYS "rriccs In sovera! Of
our markets hayo tooliued shilling. In Paris
hour llas beoa dull. Tho markets In Holland.
Germany, Hungary. tho Danubiau principalItiaR
Ind Egypt. generally show no chanRe. Al Dant-
1ic Nno old wheat is selling higher, mud tho boBt
nev tlrm. At st. Petersburg quotations have
falon shilling" .....-.
TIE 11nsT ENGLISH STATUE or CROMWELL
T4o ilrst public statue OF Oliver Cromwell
erected In England was unveiled on the lst OF
uecoubor in Manchester. The statue IL OF
bronze, and, together With the pedostal All un-
hewu block Of Htope, was tho gift Of Mrs.. Abe!
Haywood to sllat city. The figure waa con-
s.tncted by Noblo. tho English sculptor. Crom-
ground noar broken ttec stump. He il shown
ia tue ueil-known costume, Tapped boots heavy
spurs, leathor gauntlets, md leather cont
crossed by broad Bword-belt. His shcathed
luord rests Oh the gronndt and his right Land is
ppon its h!it. The bead III bare. Tho portrait
u said to bo . faithful one. The London Times
taya Of the sculpture: u Tue artist has nowhere
strained for effect. but has everywhere worked
out 3 conception grand and simple, and thus haR
STAINED tho grcatost effect. He las aozod no
special occasion, but tho longer No contemplate
tho statue tho more we perceive that 1t contains
The aggregate Of tho whole man-Ais wisdom In
peace and his strength In war, lis unHiuchlng
ambition md liA Heyoro paty."
Tho proceedings at the unVoi]ing OF tho statue
ksEe uuos.entatious but impressive. Tho neiBlt-
borhood wAR tlrongel with spectators. 4 fettor
mas read from Carlyle'a daughter, in Which tho
Eteat cssaYist regretted. by proxy, h!s Inability
10 b present ut tho ceremonies.
Addresses wore naGe by Mr. Abel Haywood
md otlor Aldermen Of Manchester. aud by Mr.
Thomas Dayiy Potter, III, 2. Mr. Potter,
IN tho course Of hB speech, remarked that
this tardy act of justice to the memory Of
Cromwoll waA must appropriate In thai city
xhore the greatest movements Ii favor o{
progrosa had boon carried OH. There waH other
Fosk yot to d. Mud 10 had 10 doubt that in
tho doing ot It Manchester would maintain the
position 1t lad hold before. IIe was proud to
know that IN the naw Town-uail OF liochdale nil
Appropriate recognition Of tic Protector had
been made iuasEnuch az, for the 1iyat time iu
recording tho various Kings. tho tiguro OF Gro,n-
nell appeared On tue painted window betweon
tAo two CharleHes. Ho hoped and trusted It
you'd not be worry long botore tho prsJudico4
which might now bo felt by Homo psrsone against
lhe Protector would bo 10 far overcome that q
statnte OF Cromwe oil might ba plncel in the Pat
aco Of Westminster. llo could not le.p think
lug there wna something contomptihta-some-
thing that Was not croditablo TO EnglAnd-that
lho memory OF Cromwell should aaye boen 90
long neglected..
, 1875-12-21

nEyHOLDs THOUGHT 70 HAVE 'TALKEp.
speesai DispafcA to Ire Ch.eaao Tr.tGne.
MMwAuRKR, Wis.,, Dpc. 20.-1n the case Of
Durbacl 1: Reynolds, Judge Dyer to-day sen-
tenced Burbach to oiglt uonths ia prison and
$4,000 fue- On application Of Prosecuting At
torney Mckinney the sentouce Of Reynolds Was
deferred The motion for new trial Of Weimnr
and Taft will be decided Tomorrow. Mckmnoy'a
application with reference to Royuolda excited
much SURPRISE and 1t ia tho general opinion that
lIovnolds has given important evidence incui-
pating parties not yet indicted, aeainst whom 1t
has been found impossible heretofore 10 procure
testimony sufficient to insure conviction. Nc
Kinney and Aeynalls refuse to give information
, 1875-12-21

Il Il Brought About by o Proposition
to Pardon the Communists.
Yalmascda Becomes Disguised, and Sends
in Ills Resignation.
Anotlor Contribution to tho Dynamite
Complication.
Lieut. camcron's Successful Journey Across
Tho African Continent
FRANCE.
THE MuT1NOUg GREEK HAlL0n9.

THE Mu11Nous GREEK HA1Lons.
NANTES, Dec. 20.-Tho examination Of tho
Greek sallora for completely in the Cenn'e mu-
tluy has boon suspended for tho present II tho
reauest Of tho Earl Of Derby, tho EngliEh for
e,gn Minister.
i pHEAK IN TIE nEunL1cAN RANKS.
rAnts, Dec. 20.-Tho Assembly balloted to-
day for Senators, without result. Ii. Noguot, a
1sdjcal leader, introduced motlon that amnesty
bo granted tho Commnhiuts. aud requested that
il bo declared " urgent" Tho ttInult which fol-
loved was indescfibAble. Tho previous question
Nas almost unanimously carrtod, tho Loft con-
eideriug the motion, whicl, cannot pass, an
oIeet!onoering trick. Tho affair cauHes a COM
pleto rupture botweon tho extreme Radicals and
tho Left.
, 1875-12-21

HAVANA, Dec. 2o.-Captain-General Va!maae-
d. considering tho now rules introduced into
tho administration Of The 1sland by tho Madrid
Government Incompatible with tho power ho
ought to WELD in WOW Of his knowledge Of the
country and peoplo. and llis past and prcsons
services, nus forwarded his resignation, which
Ito King has ncccptod. lie will transfer tho
Govcrnmoat to tic l,nnds Of Gen. Cnrbu, uc1t hi
1suk, and gail for Spain OIL tie 25tt inst.
E1-CApTAIE-aEsEnAL SAM
has arrived hero from rorto ltico, and nlso ro-
karus 10 Spain.
EARTHQUAKE,
There was All earthquake III Porto Rico Oh tho
nights Of Dcc. b aud which created great
Rlarni, The Capital Of San Juan was not dntn-
aged, but tho Town Of Arucibo waa almost Gu
tirey destroyed. Two churches and only slx
houses remain, md they aru 30 badly damagod
Ibas they may fall at any moment.
, 1875-12-21

arrived In this city On Tho afternoon train 10 In
spcct the now postOtfico building. Having
thoroughly examined and pronounced It accord
ing to contract, he ordorod onr Postmaster to
more In forthwith. With the assistance OF
about twenty men tlfe work VIVA done 10 two
lUufB, and Rockford rciojces,
, 1875-12-21
THE COLORADO CONSTITUTION,

DxNv1R, COL, Dec. 20.-The Convention to
ramo Constitution for The State Of Colorado
assembled hero aod temporarily organized 10
day. Permanent organization will bc effected
to-mo11ow. Tue Republicans hare large ma
iorlty, but will giro aAsra Of the Offices to the
minority.
, 1875-12-21
THE RIVER LEyEE At CAIRO.

speesa! Atspatsh 10 Ths CAtcapo nibunA.
CAIRO, ILL.,. pec. 20.-Work On the new Missis-
sfppl leycs Of this p!4ca is progressing rapidly.
Navigation betWssn this port and St. Louis IL
elmo1t entirely suspended On account Of the had
onud!tlon Of thx river.
, 1875-12-21

6p<ctst Dspatet tn The Chieaos Tribune
UESny, ILL.,. Dec. 20-Ihe estimablo wifc Of
Postmaster J. a. Warren Ia lying in = critical
condition with consumption. uet death may
take place 1t any moment.
, 1875-12-21

New Yonr. leo. ~. The Commission On Lu-
macy has topottad 10 Gov. Tllden that jacob
BtandtosmAnn, Sentenced to be hanged for tla
murdor OF his sweetheart. u insane. and ho doubt
lasa will ba sent tor Life 10 tho 6t&ts LunAtio
Asvlum
, 1875-12-21

THE ROCKFORD PosT.0FF!CE.
apseial Dis1afeA to Tht cAtaaaa 1r1banA.
ROCKFORD, Ill, Dec. 20.--Mr. ". W. Hunting
ION. "a Aasui trpu tha Poat0taa& pspxtmsut,
, 1875-12-21

a cAINkSE HOT.
LONDON, Dac. 20.-A dispatch from Gov, JoE-
sois ssatos that there is a Chinese riot In Ma
sc:A, and he haa sant troops thoEo to saatora
la4r.
, 1875-12-21

MEMPHIS, Tsnu.. Dec 20.-A diapxtch to the
Associated prasH from Forest City, Ark, sayH
that +. ". Ilamblin WAS urtosted thete to-day,
supposed to hayo boon concerned In tho Corintt,
Misa., bauk robbery last year.
, 1875-12-21
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec. AL =. m.-For
Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, and tho Lake Ro-
giou, stationary OF rising barometer. southerly
wluds, c!ouds. and rain or SNOW. followed In the
weetsrn portiouH by risiug barometer, aud cool.
or, noxthWoat winds.
&UuAL oDsERYATloN.
uutcAoo, Dec. 70.
, 1875-12-21

TIE DYNAMITE EXFLUsION.
LONDON, Dec. 21--5 4. MA lotter to tho
1imes from Berlin says Fuchs, the mocuonicfan,
lad not delivered to Thompson any OF tho twcu-
ty additional machines ordered by him.
Tho JJat'y Ngtos is informed TINT Thompson
positively denied that ho Ind any Rccomplieo In
his plot.
, 1875-12-21
QniIuARY,

Nxw Yoa1, Dec. 20.-A di&pstch from Kings
ton. Jamaica, announces tho de4th there, BY
epoplexy, Of Edssr3 Eddy. ~ Amastosn sqsas.
, 1875-12-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Caution tn neutrality-suspicious. tn
the increasing Of vanilla oa,s uhed III the manu-
fActure ct Extract fanila, spurious compounds aru
tepg thrown UPON tho market. purportins 10 be pure
vanilla, tut prepared principally from Tonqna beans
Tha uauscanE substitute costs The manufacturer losa
bean. 1t readily 10 detected by tta odor. It Is
used principally bJ totsscoonsts far perfnfLnR auuf
an1 clxatr, aud wal Intended u 10 Used Is =
are1nK for the var!ous compounds prepared for tho
human stomach. Duruetta E1trnc& Of Vanilla il rre
entirely freq from TonquA or otler Ieleterioux sub
&taueG4.
From the South &c. r.. Snjc. Efch-
runnd. Vs. says hu hsa sod great deal Of WIsharta
Zine Tree Tar CostAi Also ssye 1t " tatss well and
gvsa general satisfActions It pufthea &he bod curps
coughs, colds, dlphtheris tlroat, weak lungs,
asth,ns, and cAtarrh, and dcstroys eonsurnpttont