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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-10-16
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Chicaoo Notes aud Ne,cs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The reported sale
of the Inter-O Ocean to the Tribune is de-
MED in toto by the Inter.Ocean, which
claims to be encroaching la1eely on the
business of the Tribune.
A st. Louis dispatch says: Instead OF
a consolidation of the Vandalla and In
dianapolis and st. Louis railroads, as
indicated day or two ago, 1t has Been
agreed to pool their net earnings. They
will maintain separate organizations,
but their net earnings will be divided in
proportion to the value of stock and cap
ital employed in running the roads.
VIM. Bond, Receiver of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, and e. Biggs
and Jos. II. Slebbins, from Paris, France,
representatives of the foreign bond hold
ers. have arrived here for consultation
looking to restoration Of the road TO the
company.
Matters relating to the National Rail-
ROAD Convention to be held here on the
23d are rapidly approaching completion.
Letters from General Bean and Gov.
ernor Porter, oil Tennessee, Governor
Beyeridge, OF Illinois, Hon. NJ. y. Kerr,
OF Indiana, and prominent gentleman in
different parts OF the country have been
received, all speaking most tayorably oil
tile enterprise in view. All railroads
ccntering mere will reduce their fair one
half, and it is expected many roads far
ther away in all parts Of the country
will do likewise.
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Latest Local.

SPECIAL religious services at the
Union Bethel this evening.
LOUISA STEVENS was appointed ad-
ministratrix of the will of w. ii. Ste-
vens, this afternoon.
THE case OF Hammel VS.. Hammel was
laid over till Monday, on account of the
sickness OF Judge Caldwell.
The jury in the Clifton condemnation
suit brought in verdict allowing the
defendant, VIM. Kurz, 1900.
THE Hazlett will case was decided In
the District Court this afternoon, the
jury finding verdict for the widow.
Mr.. L. d. SINE has became so enfee.
bled in mind as TO necessitate the ap-
pointment of guardian. The Probate
Court this morning appointed John b.
Morris, Esq, as guardian OF MIR. Sine.
THE Young Wom ems Branch of the
Women's Christian Association have
new quarters at the corner of Ninth and
Vine streets. The members give fes-
tival in honor OF the new rooms on the
Both inst.
THE marriage of Mr.. Benjamin II. Cox,
son of Judge Cox, of the Hamilton Com
mon Pleas Court, and Miss Emma Burd-
sal. daughter OF James S. Burdsal, Esq,
took place at Trinity M. Il. Church, last
evening. 1t was largely attended by the
friends of both parties.
MR.. S. W. FoLGER, a resident OF Gin
cinnati and vicinity siuce 1872, died at
his home in Ludlow, KY, at an early
hour this morning. He was prominently
connected with the early history of this
city and Covington, and was highly re-
spected wherever known.
XAVIER PETER, a carpenter by trade,
living at No. s34 Eastern avenue, died at
from injuries received by being struck
by tram ON the Little Miami railroad.
The Coroner began the irquest this
morning, but postponed 1t, alter the
nearing Of some evidence, until saturday
morniDg at ten O'Clock.
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THE POLICE INVESTIGATION.

One Officer Dismissed from the Force
The Other Gases Continued.
The Police investigation before Mayor
Johnston and Superintendent Snelbaker
continued this morning.
The case of officer Eichelberger was
first called.
MIR. j. M. Miley, DIR. W. S. Howe, Fl.
G.. Armstrong and IL. Nunez were called
as Witnesses.
DR.. Howe, who was a Clerk of Elec-
ton, stated that he saw nothing i'm
proper upon election-day in the officers
conduct, except that ne failed to make
some arrests which should have been
made.
Mr.. Nunez, who was a judge of cleo
tion, testified that the officer was under
the Influence Of liquor during a part OF
the day.
Mr.. Il. Lytle, OF the Gift Engine.house,
testified that the officer handled one or
two persons too roughly, and was evil
IDENTIFY under the influence OF liquor.
Mr.. Krehbiel, of the Gazette, testified
as to Officer Eichelberger's conduct at
the Station-house, characterizing it as
very lude and unbecomng an officer.
Mr.. Reich, of the Gazette, who was
Eichel berger was drunk and abusive,
and that he arrested him without any
just cause. MIR. Wolf Cohen testified TO
the general good conduct of the officer on
that day ana on all other occasions. He
| felt certain the officer was not drunk.
| Several other witnesses testified to the
good conduct of the officer, and that he
was not drunk.
Lieut.. Spaeth testified that the crowd
| that followed the officer into the Station
house was very abusive, and that Eich-
elberger only replied as would naturally
follow.
Capt. Brady testified that the officer
was sober, and only in the discharge ol
his duty.
His Honor Mayor Johnston, in few
remarks, stated that while the charges
were of an indefinite nature and poorly
| that the officer had violated the rules OF
the force, and that his usefulness had
been impaired by his actions. He there
fore felt in duty bound to dismiss Of1cer
Eichelberger from the force.
The case of Officer Rourke was called
The charges against him were supposed
to be having induced soldiers at the
Newport Barracks to come to the city
and vote. The charges were published
in the Gazette, and were said to have
been furnished them by Mr.. Schubert 8
Inon-commisioned office. The names %
several persons (soldiers at the Bar
racks were given as having voted undel
Rourke's supervision.
The person said to have given the in
formation did not appear as witness
Four soldiers who were charged by the
Gazette with having voted were presen
and testified that they were in the city
on election day but did not vote.
A. Schubert, who made the principa
charges, was not present. The case wal
again continued until tomorrow at l
A, NJ.
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Late Foreign News.
IN THE DOMINION,

MONTREAL, Oct. 21.-The Guibord af-
fair is again raising excitement here.
The exact date of the funeral is lot yet
known, but will probably be announced
in week or so. 1t is the general belief
that the resistance to the next attempt
to inter the remains will be far worse
than before.
The English Directorate of the Grand
Trunk railway has ordered a reduction
OF the salaries of all the employees.
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. ola rufian yes
terday, on the Oyler road, Intentionally
drove his horses over nurse and four
children. One is feared to be fatally
injured.
ToRoNTo, ONT, Oct. 21.-At Canot to.
day, Irvine, who, with two others, while
intoxicated, kicked gentleman named
Burke to death some time ago, was
found guilty of manslaughter, and his
two companions acquitted. The city is
thronged with roughs, who are commit
ting depredations in all parts. Several
gentlemen have been stopped and money
demanded with presented revOlyers.
This morning Meakin's dry goods store
was entered by burglars, and one thou
sand dollars worth OF silks stolen.
The customs officials have seized 7
cases of boots to the value of $4,000;
large quantities have been shipped here
from the United States, inyoiced greatly
under value.
Won ARNIM.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The sentence pro-
nounced upon Count Won Arnim has
been confirmed. His family have ad-
dressed a petition to the Government
appealing for his pardon.
DEAD.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Sir Charles Wheat
stone, the inventor of electric telegraph
and Professor of Experimental Philoso-
ply in Kings College, is dead.
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PARIS. Oct. 21.-Preliminary work for
the channel tunnel will be begun next
week.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-The minimum rate
OF discount is fixed at per cent. 1000
was to-day shipped to the United
States.
FRANKLIN, TENN, Oct. 21.-Col. Jno.
House and his son, Manney, were both
killed III an alteration to-day by John
Griffin.
BOSTON, Oct. 21.-Rev. Sherwood A.
Healy, pastor OF the st. James (Catho-
lie J Church, and rector of the Cathedral,
died to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. N.-The Western
visitors are viewing the Exposition
buildings and grounds. They will be
banqueted tonight.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The body Of Mrs.
Greenfield was found at her residence in
Orwell to-day, with her throat cut. Her
husband it suspected.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l.-A collision oc-
Cured near Martinsburg, Va, last night.
Two engines were smashed and five cars
burned.-Virginius won the race to-day
in lao.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 21.--A num-
ber OF stable burglaries have oc-
Cured here lately. No arrests.-The
horse disease is prevalent. One $1,000,
horse has died.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.--Sec'y Chandler
will make no changes at present.
Secretary Bristow has commenced his
annual report. The President is about
to remove all Mormon officials in Utah.
Interest on the 5-20s due November 1st
will he paid from Monday next.
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San Francisco.
The ElectiOn--Interest to will
SON, Hinkle & CO.--Rifle ShOOe-

ing.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81. = All the
Judges in. office, both Democrats and
Republicans, are reelected in this city
by large majorities, except sharpstein,
defeated by Dangerfield tor the Twelfth
District Court.
Returns from the interior show Prof,
Carr ahead of Fitzgerald for Superin.
tendent of Public schools. The contest
between Fitzgerald and Carr was very
hot. A former partner of Fitzgerald pub.
lished a card positively charging
that Fitzgerald received $1,000
from Wilson, Hinkle & Co., Cincinnati
book publishers, while he was -Superin-
leneent of Public Schools before. Pryor
* co. were agents for the sale of school
books for that firm. Fitzgerald is a
clergyman OF the Methodist Church
South, and noted for political tenden-
cies. He circulated to-day at the polls,
calling God to witness that he is inno-
cent.
He has probably lost votes, the gen.
eral opinion being that Cass, the Re-
publican candidate. lis elected,
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Iie1itS.


Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., Oct. 21.-John Har'
ripgton, Esq, an old and highly respect.
ed citizen, was run over by an engine on
the c., S. & G. yard last night and in
stantly killed. He leaves wife and sew.
The election excitement has entirely
subsided.
The weather is very favorable to farm.
ers, who are exceedingly busy with theil
tall work.
The field trial of earth-working imple.
ments under the direction Of the County
Agricultural Society. closed yesterday
Thomas, Ludlow & Rodgers, Of this city,
were awarded the premium on superior
grain drill, superior broadcast seedel
and combined Case planter and plows
The Miller and Whitley plows tovk pre-
miums.
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Meeting or the Laurence To,ealey Heirs

Meeting or the laurence ToWaiey Heirs.
The Western Association of the Law
rence-Townley heirs held meeting this
morning at the Walnut Street House.
About fifty persons were present, among
W lom was the Hon. Durbin Ward. DR..
sheppard, of Glendale, President OF the
Executive Committee, acted as Chair
man. Letters were read from various
parties in St. Louis, Chicago, North Car
olina and other parts OF the country, who
had been invited to be present, but could
not accept.
The committee state that they had
opened correspondence with the Gun
Agency OF London, which movement met
with the approval of the association.
General Ward being called upon for
some remarks, said that he knew very
little about the estate, excepting that
his wife was a Lawrence, and said to be
one of the heirs to this estate. 1t was
his opinion that nobody knew much
about it. That there was such an estate
consisting Of upwards of one hundred
million dollars he did not doubt,
but it was important to ascertain
these facts: First, is there such an es-
tatel Second, who are the heirsP Third,
is the estate inheritable upon the Town
ley side, or the Lawrence side, or upon
both! Fourth, how is this money to be
got at9 He then gave his views upon the
subject very briefly, coupling them with
some very sound advice to the heirs. He
concluded his remarks by saying it was
no child's play, but required perseyering
and patient work to get at these facts,
which once established would set th e
matter at rest.
After some miscellaneous business the
meeting adjourned until O'Clock this
afternoon.
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TRIED to Kiu Hts son-tn- La,y.

TIFFIN, o., Oct. 21.-Wm. Heilman,
living three miles south of this city, at
tempted to take the life of his son-in-
law, George Blackwell, by shooting at
him with revolver. The ball grazed
his head, and Heilman, having failed in
his first attempt, rushed upon him, and
thrusting the revolver in Blackwelps
face, again pulled the trigger, but the
weapon missed fire. Hellman has been
arrested.
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Coutesfed Election Decision.

MADISON, WIS, Oct. 21.-The Supreme
Court rendered decision in the case OF
the contested election in Wood county,
reversing the action Of the Canvass
ers in throwing out the vote of Lincoln
county, which lett majority of one fol
the Reform candidate, Judge George W
Cole, on which the Secretary OF State
gave him a certificate as Congressman
elect from the Eighth District. Instead O.
DR.. S. S. McDil, who had a majority o.
votes.
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n CoHvict to be Hanged.

AUBURN, N. Y, Oct. 2l.-Edwin Thom-
as, the negro convict who killed Shell
field, brother convict, at the State Pris-
on here last June, was yesterday sen-
fenced by Judge Dwight to be hung De.
cember 10Th. His counsel obtained q
stay of proceedings to show that the
Court had no jurisdiction to sentence a
convict who was already serving out an
unexpired term. The point was over
ruled,
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Destructive Fire.

A FURIOUS COMPLICATION RAGING IN
THE CITY OF BREST-HEAVY LOSS IN
RUSSIA.
PARIS, Oct. 21.-A dispatch from
Brest states that fire broke out
early this morning in the fitting
shop of the Government AIRS email in that
city, and is still raging furiously. Much
valuable property has already been de-
stroyed. The loss will be heavy.
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An Overdose of Ch.ora..

PARIS, KY, Oct 21.-R. 7. Davis, an
eminent lawyer of this city, and son OF
Senator Davis, was found dead in his
bed this morning. The death is thought
to have occurred from an overdose Of
chloral.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Oct. q.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 21-2 P. NJ.
Gold is worth 154 buying and IL selling.
Gold checks on New York, 161s.
There is u fair dcmand Tor Eastern exchange
at par buying amt LILO prem. selling.
Ass, gold.
The money market is steady and moderately
active. No change in rates.
Government securities are steady and quiet.
Tho buying and selling rates here are as fol-
lnWs.
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A lady, thinking u time for her litlle
girl to put away childlsh things, inform.
ed her that Santa Claus was 'smade.
up" 'person-that there was no such per.
son at all. Upon. which the chifi, with
becoming solemuity, asked, 'Mamma..
have you been telling me lies abeut
Jesus Christ, too f'-Hartiord Times.
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DOR SALE-HOUSE-Des residence
j. in Oxford, Ohio; convenient to two fe-
male colleges and fronting on High street, op-
p0slte Miami University campus, with front
On Church street, and an alley on the east side;
brick house of II rooms, good well. two cis-
terms, stable and all necessary out buildings;
Lot 50 by 2O0 feet deep. Address II. II. CONE
IL son, oxford, o., OF call at 3G6 w. Seventh
street, city. oc2G-Jt
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT r-FURNISHED HOTEL - The
Il Continental, q 4-story brick, 60 rooms; in
complete running order; only first class hotel
at Kent, Ohio, division terminus and principal
car shops of Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road. Hotel has excellent reputation, and will
be leased on liberal terms to satisfactory party.
ocs0-3t
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The following is the closing report OF New
York Stock Market rs received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co., rs West Third Street:
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LNOR SALE-MISSOURI LANDS-yaluable
IL mimproveH farming lands, within range
Of railroad, extremely low for cash. Title is
derived from government and guaranteed
clear and perfect Capitalists, real estate deal
ers and trading men may find it greatly to
their interest to address, for particulars, j. A.
CHRISTMAN, st. Louis, Mo. oci9-it
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lNOR SALE-DRUG STORE Firstsclass,
Il with good stock of drugs and good Gus
tom, and 0ne-half acre of land, in Cullman,
Alabama; present owner has other business to
attend to; TERMS 81, 200 cash. Address GEO.
III. PARKER, Cullman, Ala. oc19-4t
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w ATION-By gentleman
w thirty years of age; desires TO travel for
o wholesale drug house; good references given.
Address Ii. u. H., 334 f.. Ohio street, Indian
apolis, Ind. Qc20-9t
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XXTANTED-- --sIrUATION-By practical
w book-keeper in wholesale grocery or
commission house; high reference given. Ad-
dress Box 1,324, city. Oc20-3t
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T OST-POCKET-BOOK- Hamil-
IL ton and Millville, containing valuable pa
pers, among which was a promissory note
given to IL. L. Benham, indianapolis, Ind,
d0rsed by Ii. l.. Benham. Finder Will be lib
orally rewarded by returning same to Tracy Il
Dick, Millville, or Kumler, Shafer & Co., liam
inton. SAMUEL TRACY. oc20-3J
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LsOR SALE al An D--5O acres prairie land;
l. good spring on same; in thickly settled
neighhorhood, in Adair county, Iowa, near
county Seat. Or will trade for horse and light
Spripg-Wagon. Address "W," this Office.
ijy14-tfl
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VKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That b.
w CAVAGNA & SON have new lot of fine
Boneless Codiisn, and splendid line Of
Groceries Jy26-tf
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iVET ETANTED-HOUSE- buy one modern
wv built and centrally located, east OF Cen
trail avenue and north of Sixth street. Address
Box 1872. City Post Office. Oc:U-2t
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| VNTANTED-SITUA ATION--By a young m an
w to go to the country; experienced hand.
| Address WM. MEYER, Campbell county, KY.
| Oc90-3t
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INT NTANTED-SIrUA UATION--w 18th some good
| wv dramatic, minstrel or variety combina-
| tiOn, as agent or press agent; best OF recon-
nendations furnished. Address Is. U. f., Box
222 tfarksville, Tennessee. oc20-4t
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VETANTED--YOU TO CALL--At KEELY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
1856 West Fifth street. between elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. open every day. ar6-4m
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r OST - VASES - Between Wyoming and
L Lane Seminary, Walnut Hills, a pair OF
bronze vases, wrapped i'll white cotton cloth.
The finder will be rewarded on leaving them
at 112 L. Pearl street. oc20-2t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BELL, TEEE PHOTOGasAP HER,
No. l6J West Fifth street. au26-f
SUPERIOR MINCE MEAT.

In Offering my Homemade damon Mince
Meat to the pubic, l do it with guarantee
that it is the best sold this or any other city,
care not where 1t is made or what others ad-
vertise. Try it and you wilt use 40 other. For
sale by all respectable Grocers or Dealers in
this city. Factory, 2U2 West Sixth street, be-
tween Plum and Elm.
oc2O-4t Z. G. FINCH, Proprietor.
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| VNTANTED-SITU UATION-As engineer; %
| w years. experience: no objection to coun-
| try. Address ID. Butterfleld, 707 Main street,
| Coyington, Ky. oe20-2t
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WANTED = SITUATION = AS nurse for
w lady or children in a quiet. respectable
family; am willing to assist in chamber work !;
best Of references given and required. Ad-
dress 40j Sycamore street. Gcs0-2t
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LOST. .

T OST--POCKET-B -BOOK-Containing $12 il
i 4 currency, some coin and valuable papers.
Return to s. IIopkins, between John aud Cut
ter streets, and receive o liberal reward.
oc20-2t
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WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS

TKTANTED-GIRLS LS-To learn dress making
wv at 30 Linn street. oczl-2t*
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wv ANTED-SITU ALTON = To do general
w housework IN q private family, by girl.
Call ON or address 233 Longworth street.
Oc20-2t
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NM ANTED - Clothes wrIngers Repaired.
Wv Y. TErTENBORN, 2!9 W. Fifth street.
ljy3l-S, Tu&Th,tfl
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VNTANrED-SITUAT ATiON--As saleslady in
w in dry gooIs or notion store; expe-
renced. Address IL. II. e., this office. oel9
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WI ANTED-SITUA UATION-By lady Of in
w telligence, refinement and experience, in
a respectable family, as housekeeper; -unex-
Union Democrat Office, Urbana. O. oc20-3t
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wv young lady, graduate; comfortable
home among respectable people more desid-
eratum than salary; can furnish the highest
testimonials as to character, etc. Address NJ
III II, Box e56, New Albany, Ind. oc20-3J