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

WHY" =" '"'s 4"V'"W less than H.
estimate made last October. AZ y.
counts Of growing crops arc rrn.,. He
favorable ; there has been les. ' ,.;!
and the Missisaipp, has So fat sni i.;'
sided that no danger is antieio. ss'.
From some sections there ar. rcn" ss
Of rust and rot and in some conn,:. ''
the boil worm has appeared, but tI,''
general average indicates the mr., wv
pect satisfactory. There was ,'uor
ant feeling in the early months f..
future delivery with quite nm active cs
business. The total sales for III.
week were Sc, 4s2 bales, of which AZ a.
9O were on contract and 1922 f.,
immediate delivery, 2699 for e.po.t
6e:G for spinning and 74s for specn'
lation.
Condensed kilograms.
At Jersey City yesterday Jan,a,
Durr, Catholic, and Robert Golfer
Protestant, had a heated ,elipiou.
discussion: Golfer shot DUR fst,nr
and escaped.
Atlantic Mills, of Lawrence, Ms.s
resumed after seven weeks idleness
They employ one thousand hands.
Seventeen tramps locked up FRIDAY
night at Elizabeth, New Je,sy. ore
threatened with vengeance. Thev
burned three houses the Sunday prr-
vions.
A New York dispatch says Presi.
dent Grant, on the revenue cutter
Grant, conveyed Mr.. and Mrs. Ssrto. .
ris down the bay Sunday afternoon.
and they sailed for England on tho
Baltic.
The new postoffice at New York il
in active operation, the business hav.
ing been removed from tho old build.
ing at ten O'Clock Sunday night.
Henry G. Lambert, publisher Of
the BrookIy, New York, Daily Pot,
was drowned on Sunday, while bath.
ing.
An indianapolis, Indiana, dispatch
says Rev. Isaac Denmau, q wen
known Baptist minister, assd 90
years, was run over BY cars at Lodi.
Indiana, Sunday afternoon and killed.
The Remington diamond hadse.
contested for at Creodmor SUNDAY.
was won by L. L. Hepburn. Msior
Fulton, Of the American team, tied
the winner, both making 90, bnt Hep
burns score ut 1000 yards being high.
est, he was declared winner. Among
the contestants were G. w. Yale, A.
Y. Garfield and s. w. Ballard, Of the
American team.
In Montreal fourteen dry goods
firms were compelled 70 make A.
engagements viii, creditors last week.
Cairo, Ill.,, Sept. 2.-Eliiah Stouas,
q co'ored man, while resisting arrest
was shot aud killed by James K. Lane.
Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 2.-Sik
men will I've hung next Friday, they
were sentenced ut the last term Of the
Federal Court for murder.
Milwaukee, Sept. 2. -Several Storm
washed away the track and river di.
vision Of the Milwaukee and St. Paul
between St. Peters aud
1eedwing, and no train has got through
since Sunday. It was believed the
damage veuld he repaired today.
New York. Sept. THE commit
tees Of the Western Union and Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph Companies
had another meeting aud stated that
an understanding would be submit
ted to the Eecntive Committee Of tho
Western Union Company TO-DAY. far
spp5e esse!ne; Pa, Sept. l.-rho.
sanger inside boss of I.chigh CO..
''ery, was Killed by five straueers.
another was shot and two Others AM
'eported Killed. Sanger had l,ad
roa"!e with the miners two year, aeo.
md since, has received coffin letters
I,r him to leave the country.
washington, Sept. For Calf
'tates, e"ntinned high barometer and
emperatnre light; South osst 10
,"s west winds, clear o. partially
'ondy weather with rains on an1
ear the Gnlf coast. For the Ohio
alley and Tennessee, southwest and
orth west wind ; slight changes n
.'arometer, high temperature or ~.
!a''y cloudy weather. The lover
''ss'ssipr will continue to fail alov.
Cincinnati. o.. Sept. IA man
amet! Peterson cnticed farmer Trus.
i = daughter to this city. Trustye
nd'ng her took her home, and Peter
N followed them making threats
'ainst the Old man, and LIT nifht
'Proaclled his honsc. Trustys tax
. shot gan determined to kin Peter.
N on sight. Trustye's con, and
ghteen. learning ofkis fathers IL.
ntlon approached tn disuade him.
len his father, mistaking him for
'terson shot him dead.
San Francisco, Sept. la dispstch
I'M Tuspan, Arizona saws A
'aIt'y merchant of Tuspan and q
tnralized citizen of Arizona wont
collect some bills and was arrested
the charge Of furnishing arms to
urgents. He had no trial bat WA
'ere'l to pay $4,000 or DO sbot.
grave had been dug when tho
'senger arrived with tho 1usonr
3 woods are lined with refaeeee
ng from tho impending revclu-
,ew York, Sept. l.-suit com.
ICED Yesterday in tho United
tee District Court asaiost tho sur.
Of Merick, Price l. Co., to Re.
pr 5000 alleged !. 10 duo the
for unpaid duties. Tho
was . large importer of silks,
es and liqnors and gave ws.s
g0 hOn6 1860 "a