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a Gig Crowd, and Some Sport Worthy
OF the Day.
Tho Monmouth Cup-A Terrible
Kali for tho Falvorito
Enckcrs.
nnna Regatta Of the st. Paul Boat
Club.
e0n-Shooting at South bend.
BASEBALL.
TIE WlliTEB At st. LOUIS.

E7. LOUIE July 5-The skill, enmn In tho
campionah,p aerics w,a n1osed ,,oso s to.<isv bo-
tVcon In wh1ta s,n..inns J r,~N .n1 a. Iouia
Hfo"hs' tho latter taking awcet roseuRo 1of
their defeat In Chicago last Saturday by beating
their visitors Tho game excited greet aoal Of
tntcro It, owing to tha result Of the Chicago en-
ro,,ntar rot"s1sd "o as ~. - -. 80 ~. rio,or,
co"nIof rc1et1ea a. ana 'hc faot tnat 71ctofy
Tor tho Whites would close The series In their
favor. Tho scenoa enacted on tho Chicago
ra,;"sr., na.s .,,ss. - ,.asas', e - .toaa
nsaa ..,"as ooso sucn osssaee,ul PER-: e'o"t
10 Ill, erounas viii tbo % be1tef that trouble
would epsuo. and not fow probably repaired
there allied with determination 10 ret eycn with
IT, ut' w. ao'osn.u@1so' ~ 49,,
~, tao Mn!to etockings aua tholr ch'oaeo i,lenus
Of their club and tho rarty Of St. Louis gentle
mon who sccomnanjod t,on to CHICAGO.
~ n.n spE,p1pl rEr11so row.nna 'sSI M onroaao ao.
Thu .econnt. @ % of ths ,o" "[sr ,,uxo ] heo nro,t1v
,.are,rsted md h.yo @ ro,,sod bjsh foel.ng of
Indignation horo. Wild and absurd runors vero
current this morning that pattsn and Hoeuo
h'o oeen paa'5 cluoooo " she tAlca8o po!sco"
anon sud balt-plnyera. and 1t wns not Until they
appeared upon tho field In theit usual healthy
1,,..,,.. o -. suus -,
was o'spelled' ihe H. Lou's fo!ks bolleso ln-
pclsl7 TINT tho Chicago crowd insoEfercd With
frir,I,nod ort y, !. hv 1noh Il tn1snre Tha r..
r!ark thst ths Browns could have boaten tho
Whites. but
COULD NOT nRAT TIE CHICAGO CROWD.
"ss,'. 9no 'a's w.. u'us, a1a s.,' .osa4s
~ 49, ~. "'' 'o'. 1e''"'s
NH " "aA nonaa5' o. 1nusa "As aFco afoM
tA FRACTIONS Of labor aud ut liberty to enjoy
hsrsef. She seemed to give hetaelf wholly up
TO- 10 -, H., iho peal ot .ne anu
m
day. rreferriug to gather in SALOONS and shady
ptaoea md talk about tho game. and cheerfully
fss fo soteus vst11y feF their sa tsortss g.
those uho wsIo ho aoso nea I'D psss son
'on OF city, os:nas nsss,hs!l s.hs was t,s
Il ad tue s1aets sod tbe ato,
pnsrc The mingled Ia ono grand
qAonsig. was very largo, far oulnum boring that
as any othGs M gasno hore. There were over 8. .o00
Tic crowd oe.e so9s ta tGedPo o9os snd
, 1875-07-06

OTTAWA. July 5.-Ths Rev. II. II. Collision. Ct
Illinois. has boon engaged ~ pastor Of tbs 10"
formed Episcopal Church OF this city.
, 1875-07-06
ITALY,


TX" WR1afEk 70 TIE UNI5Kp 8fATx9.
Nols. July 5-Au authoritative announce.
pointed saouasso1 OF dhsvAliar Oosa Il Ws4b.
anttauH-
, 1875-07-06

oMAHA. Neb.. July "a uowaboy named Coch.
ran was run ovos by M omtErant train at kearney
Junction last eyoning and had both legs broken.
, 1875-07-06
81. Lonis delegation 1t tho game played horo

Tho rrrrsaors mi pollrc art'd IN this most nnt-
ragroun nlsIner throughout thu r,lre g7mo. TIN
latter. nni,r th' so.'erHp"f Asraean. f't.ra'ret,
~ IN ihe fourth inning. ana arrested on" oi trn,
Kerrrai others Including HE vieores!ens of tlc
ratty roughly haJ[od III edoavoring 10 sestle
Tho correspondent Of Tho Republican il at,l1
moro lerocionH. f1o Haya:
Ahous 'oo spece'tor. were present. ami mars 1Ia-
orderly, Insulting, aud prrjnItrc't hIdicnre It hn1
e7cF rcn our nsfoitunc IL wltnc'.. anl our n1pcs-
ellco ottcndA over the Mutuala w. Ata,tIc, Atlantic
". Athletic. and rhiIahcf!1. ". Athletic e1nteats
Wo a, tln aka tnn ajlnwa,r far tl.n synltxhcs
u ere:taort for hume nine. stl wo cannat tut
rret she'i nahi ill"n. of rleutss md ro~dyihM AZ
were r. .ndu's In 81 sa'nr,iay is.s n ceaso,
hat Ksects Drky rearesa rat aitenrt at n.,c "f ~"
Estsnt tapa wcre cratc ta1oashoas se ent!,s game
vero .eated IN the pavilion tla e.ste1nnoa crner.
aud wesc excited to rAtaes boizterosM cns1slasM Y
ns Tr seaaet hs sss"a hs. q
sr1aIl army of rtlire1non who had doad-hcadcd
.. st ne s.ei: IL esaoa eGss 'y r'ssS sslsz
ta's y. s.vo FL hs ".u, nfoEn r.
Gntl the fouith innings rho hrave Sergeant could hnd
M rrttast for getting ur row. but xhen the Browns
apontancous cheer broko fram the visito:a corner,
and Fitzy embraced the opportunity Of helping the
o @S ans 81 na ssc.p q s n T.
nsouinent yon,u ii. Lou,saui .uG win the Id u
four II blu sssistAus sncceete. IN dragging tho un-
fortunate noccht to the station house, iron, which
he ~as released shortly aiterwaFas by tue aid Of two
Indignant ~ Caisagoans: ,4or. ...., ~, H..
~+.nrs .srs eo,,.hir nie1 1'ts rh,vojrn,,s d ~
s.mt sst,sI ta Vsrr rpres1rnt ng Tia H. iInis fuh
r.. tin .nst Tor tr,tnn IL sTnct ~ .rtr.If .ct.s
n4nt NJ lin tronhe Eayeral ntlcra a]en emma In for
ehare Of blows aud cur no moro respeck being shown
to tho players wlo tried u quiet tho disturbance han
ette,lde1 to tho Manager and Directors Of tue 1t.
Louis Club TaIonR,out tho entire melee tue oiee1a
and manager o, .ne Chcaso G!ae & wsfa consenenny
.sre no.Inn tnH,r1 ssv,n tsStos - vasas IT, IT,
tanes from tho disuraeeful tcons To say tat lin ~
f4lr had 10 affect on the result Of tho game woul bo
,rtr,e maori hat HYro M p,o, ma with
, 1875-07-06

OMAHA, heb.. July G.-The rain.ssorm which
set in Satur1ay evening continued ill this aftor
risoty. No damage. Total rainfall for June. II
lnehaa,
, 1875-07-06
SPAIN.
THE WAR.

Madrid, July 6.-Jovear has thrown 400
shells into Cautarisis. Hs is expecting ssin-
foroementa OF hoayy artillery. Tho Uarliats arc
unwilling 10 risk second engagement. and Dor
ssg4faY with the main body has Withdrawn.
, 1875-07-06

IANE NAVIfAIKUNs
GOODRICH NTEAtlEft5.
For Maaias. ,MuuAukes,. .Aaa Wvas saars posts.
Nafur.Jay,s GuraIon boat duu't }exto uat p d.
1os Grand iIavou. HusKyxOa. lssni Rapids. stu.
80 @ S's ~ 10 ..
fuat ton'l tssra upn3.u,,.ll D. t1s
Ser Manistss, Lud,n2tun, sist Tussdx aud n.
Tes - .ns Thnr,dxys st,...,,,.,. IA.
EYE NtS3n ts.J. ~ ~ Motg Etti.1 ~ ~ ~ ., 7 p. m,
k1tkS1 t4e:OH{ IL; ~ ~ HtiT[tH. SnEt
, 1875-07-06

1t. PAUL RACES.
6netfdl Dfspatch to 1Hs Chicago Tribune,
er. PAUL, Mtnn.. July b.--Tbe flsnt mootInR of
tue season over tho Driving Park Association
the targost Of tho nasatia9. fully 2,5o3 being
present. Owing to tho 2;2l trottlng race not
OF e5o tor quarter Of ! mills dash.
aud consolation purse Of 1870 for
hotaos not w1nning aav money. 1u tho 2So aud
ass cla4sss those. together with tho running
Interesting programme. Tho tisst raco WAS =
quarter dahh botwoon Uncle Nod and Aorros
Jerry, tho former siunlng easily in % seconds.
Following this oanae tie 2-1n,[o race, tho event
George Ace, Cane Cod. Quasn Of Diamonds,
aud Modoc, tho arst-namod being the favorito
against the aeld Ut 3o to II. 1t which odds yosY
largo arnounts Of money we!s stsked, The first
Queen OF Diamonds, and Modoo ii ths on!or
named. Queen took the ne1t two boats, the
hrat In 24o1$, the fastost time avar made west
of the Mississippi River, and tho other IN 3&+.
81. Lawrence, and Pat, tho frat being tho favor.
lto. bt. Lawrence won III threa strsight heats.
2;875{, 2:a4, 1888. Pat second. just before tho
couolnaion Of she races tha Judges announced
classes named had been SUSPENDED from al
tracks under tho N&toptl Association for non
payment Of sntFa1ca foee1
Ono mle runutng hests Colladon, ". Yos-
burg owner. YoonG Harry, 7. 4. brsdls5i Billet,
Two-mi!s running. 3d. c.otz, P. Lswis
@owuers @ colladsn, ". VosbuEg YounK..HAfs5. F.
2;sl tfotstos el.... Ltua BAN. D. q. Hol!sy.
900 cla.aa ! HiJ, George Martin. oxnss, Billy
nhttou. T. =. Wright; Billy 0'NclI. ". B.
I1shas ! al!ly Wood, John n.rEets Nose. Billy
TS Ths.:niaass % sl.ss 49, b.o, \" !. a: 4. M.Ss. Bill,
O'NeiI. W. H. Yishss / BILLY Wood. JOHN Ruf-
, 1875-07-06

running raeo fnr all ages, for which there vere
hi1 rntrios, War .1ix wa4 thc pool fnvoritc,
rolllng fnr $40 tn f33 pools, with Winlfred as
SECOND choica. Wnifred won casily in Two hoass
Foliowiugi IL
........ THE BTMMAnf,
8AMk DAy AND TnAnk.-hilIh hat running rats for
al nsca: plFss Of $iU $l5I tu dfst &lU) u SECOND
, 1875-07-06

!
THE FAMOUS BopiNA
as.,as W ostsd th.ts heata aaainst tin,o tho on
SIoS. Ell II 70. 70 saats ~. ne milo, in ls.s than
showed sons d.. work. L strons e'; wtod NV, oos
ths nosth materially hlndcred him n ~ e stoaa
sIssoh, 70 ~ viii b saAa hom ia following tanis
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

A person may 90 on the bond Of a
Radical Returning Board official and
think himself honest but We can as
sure them that quite a different opin-
ion is entertained of such conduct by
tho white people Of this parish. We
class all persons giving moral sup
port to our enemies az worse than
traitors, and time will prove that our
views are correct. II any persons in
our parish Chooses to wear the cap,
they are welcome
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23
Courts of Arbitration.

We publish elsewhere call for a
Mass Meeting of our citizens to take
into consideration the grave questions
Of the hour, and We trust that it will
meet a hearty response from the pec-
pie. The situation at this time is pc
culiar, and the consideration of the
surroundings should be calm, and
action deliberate. It is contended
that but two states of society can ex-
list, and we admit the truth Of the
axiom the one Of law and order, and
the other Of anarchy and chaos. In
this Republic all law ia founded, and
all rights vested, IN the people, and
when such laws as have been ordain-
ed for their guidance become, by rea-
son of the impurity, partially or
incompeteucy of the judiciary in
operative in the designated man
ner, then it behooves, and is the i'm
perative duty Of citizens composing
society to delegate, in their sovereign
capacity, persons of their number to
execute laws and become the guardi-
ans Of the liberty, life and property,
of the citizen. This is the manner,
in fact, in which all human govern.
ments are founded. We have at this
moment no government rhich the peo-
pie recognize, and being in an enlight-
ened state, they are responsible for
the welfare and well-being Of socie-
ty, and must adopt such measures to
secure peace and prosperity as the ex-
igency requires. By these courts Of
arbitration the necessity of the regu-
lar forms of law is obviated, hut the
end is reached, which is justified, not
only in equity, but by the law itself.
We have no courts which We recog-
Mise in Natchitoches parish, and We
propose to proceed as good and law
full citizens, to arrange tribunals Of
equity to preserve order and protect
the citizen in the lawfal enjoyment Of
life, liberty and prosperity-tle only
objects aimed at in all laval gov
eminent.
Let there be a full attendance of
all citizens without regard to race OF
party, and let each and every one
pledge himself to maintain peace, to
secure order and We venture to say
that property and life will be more
secure here, than at any time for the
past six years with corrupt courts aud
ignorant jurors.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

We understand that numbers of
the returning board commissions hav-
ing arrived the 50 constituted Of
ficials last week thought to take adj
vantage Of the seeming quiet, and
creep into position. We desire to say
a word in behalf of our people and
perhaps if needed by the Radicals
here it may save world of trouble.
The fact of the returning board hav-
ing returned as elected certain Off
Gals in Natchitoches parish, does not
make it 60 to the Taxpayer or tho
majority of our voters. This parish
was carried by the Conservatives, and
the entire ticket was elected by the
popular rote, save that of the Sheriff,
who has been properly epjoined BY
his competitor, and We can assure all
parties that the days of submission to
such outrages as that committed by
Wells and his co-adjutors have pass.
ed-the PEOPLE acill not submit to 1t.
Let events take their course, We do
not propose to be violent, but to the
radical claimants of Natchitoches,
| we would state that to their former
official associates there has been the
18th June and the 9th July, and to
them there may lie worse.
"FOols rush in where wise men fear
to tread"
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MASS MEETING,

The citizens of Natchitoches parish
are invited to attend a Mass meeting,
to be holden in this city on Wednes-
day, February Sd, 1875, to take into
consideration the formation Of courts
of arbitration, to protect life and
property.
P. A. Morse, G. F. Dranguet,
r. f. Burke, D. Piers"n,
J. II. Cosgrove, NJ. H. Carver,
r. w. Taylor, G. L. Walmsley,
w. A. Ponder, and others.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

The steamer SELMA, in rounding
to OH Rosa bar above Campte, struck
a spag last Friday, 18th inst, and
sunk. She had On board the weight
of 1000 bales of cotton and q large
number of passengers. 1t is feared
she will prove a total loss. The
packet SiminOle took down 1000 bales
Of her cotton. We sympathize with
Capt. Jacobs in his loss but hope it is
not rs serious as it now comes to us.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Bill Tunnard, ex-K. W. c., ex.edit-
or of of the Natchitocles Republican,
has received q commission as j. p,
for this ward. He is just putting
himself on the outside of all the
whisky he can lay bis hand on in
honor of the event, and seems in a
situation Of mastery inactivity, wait
ing, We suppose, for Sheridan to j-ust
put him in.
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Attention Saves Trouble.

Attention Saves Trouble.
We assumed a line of princi-
Piles for our guidance as early as Juno
last, and victory has crowned our ef-
forts under that plan thus far. Dis
car,lipg all party lines and affillia-
tons, the white people of Natchito-
ches en- mosse, determined at once and
summarily to rid themselves of the
horde Of corrupt rulers who were des-
troyinS them. Assuming that no one
was entitled to official position save
those who were both, capable and hon
est, we boldly proclaimed our deter
mination to force the removal of those
who did not meet those requirements:
how we succeeded, is a matter of his
tory. The small beginning made by
the citizens of Natchitoches on the
18th June, and 9th July last, assum-
ell force and magnitude until the plan
was inangnrated and practically de-
monstratrl upon the one claiming the
highest office in the State-,i!c, 18th
September. We are led to these re-
Elections by the foolish attempt of
certain parties claiming election By
reason of Returning Board commits
sions, to creep into official position,
and surprising the present quiet Of
the people to mean an abandonment
Of their original plans. Reasoning to
these creatures seems absurd in the
face Of all the stern facts they have
had demonstrated them nevertheless
we desire to say that the PEOPLE Of
this parish firmly adhere to the
policy originally adopted, with this
addition, which We may say was a
considered part Of our first plan, viz :
We claim to have carried this parish
by reason Of the popular vote, and
wiW under no consideration recognise
any officials other than the legally elect
ell, and .turther-re recognise no one
holding a commission Of appointment
from Kellogg, for We are no part of
his government-never gave it sup
port OF encouragement, nor do We in
tend to. These are the plain and oft
repeated positions we now, and have
for months passed, assumed. That
this is not according to the ''law' as
"Kellogg interprets,' We admit, but
We have appealed to higher law, the
law of self protection. and We intend
to carry it through or perish. Revo-
lutions never tend backward, and in
this movement against vice and in
competency, that rule will hold good.
What our citizens declared in solemn
mass meeting on the 18th Of June
last, We now reiterate, and we will
continue stea0fast to these principles
for all time to come, that none shall
hold Office but those who are both hon.
est amt capable, and 'rho hare been le-
Gally elected. That is the law and de-
termination of our people, and there
can be no appeal from it.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Those persons claiming to hold Of
flee in ward IL, should refer to the
filed consolidated returns made by
Holmes, the supervisor of registration,
when they will find that all the Com
misissioners certified to the fact, that
parties from all parts Of the parish
voted for ward officers upon the radi-
cal ticket at these polls. We desire
to distinctly understand upon what
authority these men claim to act, and
We will be prepared to meet the ques-
ton. We propose to not burden our
service with these small issues, but
adheripg to our demands made in
June and July last, in which We are
determined that in future no one
shall be allowed to rule US, who is
not both honest and capable. In the
first place these men were never cleo
ted, and secondly, some Of them lack
in a great measure the requirements
which the taxpayer demand shall
only qualify them for Office. 1t is a
mere matter of folly for these officials
to attempt to hold Office, for no one
would recognize their acts, and it
would only tend to complicate mat
ters. Our advice to them is to let
"well enough alone"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

The residence of Alfred Mayeur, on
Jefferson st., was entered on the night
of the 18th inst, and the thieves de.
vided with him the contents of his
pantry. Sugar, lard and pork, was
what these thieves were after, and
they succeeded in getting a suf6cicncy
to last them some time. No clue to
the perpetrators.
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kellogS's message is q rc'.eg'iaq 2,
docnmeEt-to us who are in Tie
"burniog house, but we fail to 500
the connection. For the vast TIA
years have we been assailcl hy irs,
such twaddlej Of reform, and rot Ore
measure Of good has come to Louis.
ana. We have seen that the mossara
was read, ordered to be printei, and
referred, but that has always been
the last Of it. The time Of the Sepe
gambian Legislators was too nue.,
taken np'with the passage Of meas.
ures Of outrage and thievery. to civ.
one moment Of Thought to measures
Of reform. This Legislature ~ apd
the Governors ~ documents will M.
deceive a single individual--I.oaisi
ana has been cursed WITH the laws Vf
the former for the past seven years
and the latter has become so tantoio.
CYSTIC in expression, and so barren Of
results. that we have begun to look
for this annual affection as a part Of
the usurpation. We have never vet
heard Of traitors, thieves or murder.
ers, who did not stand justi.ied--by
their own reasoning and in the eyes
Of their own kind--but making the
virtuous believe this stuff is one sf
the impcssihi!ities.
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We refer our readers to the adver-
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to-day's issue. The character Of this
publication is we'll known to nearly
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it contains information useful to all.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

None of the Radical Returning
Board officials seem in a nervous
state of anxiety to assume the duties
of office save certain ward constable,
who is in a state bordering on the
"shakes" for fear his term will expire
before he can assume the functions of
his Office.
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To Correspondents.

Communications to Growler, re-
ceived to late for insertion.
We have no space to accommodate
"Painter." The ideas are good, but
we think the language super6uous.
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Owing to the almost impossible
condition of the roads in the interior,
the receipts of cotton has fallen off
amazingly. It takes two yoke of oxen
and a mule to hawl out a jug of whis-
Ky and the whisky must be "skin
compressed"
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We are asked by the unsopbistica.el
how it is possible for the Runlp Leg
islature to continue to act without a
quorum =? We desire to state in an.
swer. that there never has been IN
Attendance upon the meetings of ;Eel
loss's concern more than :53 members.
The law states that a quorum shall
consist of majority Of the members
1ected, that is, a majority of III
making Sc to constitute a legal body.
Forty nine Radicals organized, how
ever, by electing Ham speaker, how
it was done, is mere matter of moon.
shine; their acts are all illegal and
can affect no one but themselves.
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The prospectus Of that fearless de-
fender of the liberties and rights Of
American citizens, The Sun, is pub
lished in to.day's issue. Let mum
bers be added to it's already large cir.
culation in this parish.
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The river is rising rapidly. Old
Cane has put in red appearance and
the trans. Caneites will soon have
to foot ferriage bills. Peter Venleman
begins to smile.
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ARTICLES to ho short and to the point,
to have attention.
These are our rules and they must be
strictly adhered to.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

One of Sheridan's pets beat horse
of Mr.. Sam Parson to death last Tues
day. Put that down to tho credit of
the White League Mr.. Grant.