The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-08-14
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Special to Vinlicator.. i.4
Miscellaneous.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 6.-,yate
invading cellars on Roadway. syca.
more, Main and walnut SITS. Wabasl
river falling steadily. RAILWAYS bav,
bcGnn transporting rails and mas.
sengers. Ohio and Jissouri Railroad
bridge gone.
Total damage to ailroads. crops
ana private rropert in this Con-
@ress'ona' District, isnyer 1000, 900
Charleston, S. G.. G,. G.-Ex-State
treasurer, farHer, '.5 Ms ~ of SIS,
S Ssi a" ., r.G.eSentyH, jo,. awaiting
capsa 1I ifom Columbia jill last nigIt,
No clue to his whereabouts.
Omaha, Oct. 5.-~John Gordan,
leader Of the first miners cxpedi.
ton to Black Hills, nacllcd here last
night in obedience to summons OF
Judge Lake or Gen. Crook. The
hearing of habeas copus takes place
next week.
Memphis, Aug. G-Heavy rains
prevail plantations, IN islands Ten
and Thirty-tive submerged. Arkan.
sas still rising Litth Rock reports
another rise with Is tut on the gage,
The water is slowly encroacling on
all exposed plantations. At New
Madrid, the flood is running through
snnken lands to st. francis valley.
The crevasse at DeSob repaired.
Wilmington. n. G., Aug. 5-Elcc-
ton passed off qniet. Republicans
carry this county: Neitlcr party poll.
Ell full vote. Three isgroes elected
as delegates from here
Copenhagen, Aug. 5-Hans Ander-
son died Of cancer. There is univer-
sal mourning in Denmark. s.
Washington, Aug. S--The govern.
ment income for the lat fiscal year is
larger than any estim,tc made and
more than realized Interpretation of
the treasury.
Nashville, Aug. 7.-Boi|er of the
steam treshing machine Of Ben Har-
len, from Murray Co. oxpiuled, killing
Harlem, his engineer ana a colore1
man and wounded seveul others, two
ofwhom will probablydit. -
New York, Aug. At an inter-
view, last evening, Mr.. Duncan said
he believed that arrangements would
be completed to-day in London
whereby Morgan g. Co., will protect
travellers. Drafts issued by Duncan,
Sherman & Co.,
New Yok, Ang 7.-Ig.atius Maris-
cal, Mexican Minister, through coun-
sci, made demand ofJugs Shipman for
1884, on deposit for Tor the Mexican
government. Sllipman refused to de-
liver it and sult w!i' Accordingly I've
brought before the United States Su-
preme Court to obtain that sum on
the ground that the law If nations
holds mp money protested by same i'm
munity as persons Of foreign minist-
ers. "
Now York, Ang. 7.-To-,lay Judge
Wcstbrook, in the Supreme Court
chamber, granted temporary in
junction against Duncan, Sherman &
Co., from disposing of any Of their
property on application of Chadbier.
Poludivet, j. Meheliton and James
lsalanbet, who allege that on the %
Of April, 1875, they gave the firm, for
collection, draft at four months, on
Bartlette, Samuel 4 Son, for Ella.
The injunction was granted until Aug.
10th, when the firm will be required
to show cause why they should not
pay draft. .s;l,
New York, Aug. 7-Drixile, Nor
gan & Co., made following announce
ment, h aving at the request of Dim
can, Sherman & Co., aud Alex. Dun
can made arrangements for the pro-
lection Of letters of credit and circu-
lar notes issued by former on Union
Bank, London, in the hands Of trav-
elers abroad it is hereby announced
that they will be paid at the office Of
J. L. Morgan T. Co., London, or
Draxele, Hays & Co., Paris, if pre-
sented prior to November LIST. 1875. "
New Orleans, Aug. 7.-Kinsella's
investigation Of alledged Custom
house irregularities in payment Of
labor, being unsatisfactory to parties
interested, they have appealed to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, -,
= y, The Flood. ..~.'.
Memphis, Aug. River here ri.
rising steadely at the rate Of
two inches in twenty four hours.
Weather cloudy aud threatning. The
levies below as far down as Frosts
point still reported good. The only
breaking is at cut in old town lcvec
tieh Mrh PaStaf6s jsslJS%s fi ich
tue rear Of St. Francis aud Madison.
Memphis, Aug. THE Arkansas
rive, has risen tour feet. At midnight
last night lit was rising rapidly. This
water comes from the Mississippi
near New Madrid and threatens tue
line lands above Helena, on the Ar
kansas side. Cotton men predict q
loss Of $4,000 bates Of cotton in the
Memphis district alone, from the. pre-
sent outlook. "A letter from the mouth
Of White river, % miles below here
written on the 9Th says: It will take
Q foot more to-get halt cotton outside
|evee, one third Of whiclnis now in tho
water. Behind the leyees we can
stand three feet without damage.
Corn that was planted in low places
now in the water and will I've lost.
, New Orleans, Aug. Gov. Kel-
logg has addressed circular letter to
the Sheritfs Of Cadda Catalonia,
Franklin and one or two parishes in
North Louisiana where number of