The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1875-08-25

EfIu@ u u III, three miles north Ot
the city, deliberately walked into
the canal aud GroHu"d herself
ard chitd'ya, Their t~o.tr'~ were
~rccovtred.
The Ola CathaIic Conference.
Bonn, Arg. 17.-IUr s"~.'om ol
the Ont !urInrlIv Conference
olr4,I Il ,'aA. Archbishop l.!
curgo>. ct Syria, on behalf OF tn"
Giryk Chuuh, aud Bishop SHud>
ford, sut GlhraltcI. OF behalf of
the Protestant churches thanked
DR. D0llingcr tor the good results
Ul the Conference which he had
called together. lie expressed
The hope that the churches of the
world would continue tn draw
NJ aver together until there Vas a
United Universal Church. BiSh.
Up hpiukins closed the proceed
IngS with u re Dlnm and prayer
IN Latin.
Philadelphia, Aug. IA well.
kruwu wealthy married man
named John l., katcS, was before
- magistrat" to day, charged with
d tivndlHb assault on Miss PEN.
hriLon, 1t appears that Hates
ntd,Grd hrr wbrn she vas about
- years old, and Sh" claims that
IL. has held her III i lite of semi
slavery EVER nluCr.
Recently she attended u picnic
wiihoUt his permission, aud when
she returned he charged heI with
lA6hr!itl, knocked her Gown, beat
hrl Il brutal m8lIueT aud then
,nn her clio hes off her person,
aud alter pouring burning hUid
ali over her, set fire to her and
on paNOrri to burn her alive.
Interference Of some of the PEG.
pie IN tlIu house prevented a
r7"uSumRintl0n of his design. On
F'rlday evening last he whipped
her III ii brutal mauner, aud
sw0ro he would di>fgure her 10
that she would never be able to
go out.
a great effort WAS matte by
10 terPSted parties TO keep details
of the affair out Of the papers,
Hates was held III $1,000 bail lOr
his appearance.
Paris, Aug. 2l,-The Ministers,
after an examination of the les
cords, deny that the circulation
OF GladStono'S pamphlets on
VatiCAnism was ever intHrdiCte6
in France.
Gen. de CiSsy, Muster OF War,
in d public speech at CoutTexe~
Vile, declared that France would
CODtiUe the organization of the
Amy under The military law to a
peace footing for purely defensive
purposes.
lie Temps says Prince Gorts-
CbakOtf has informed Gen Leh0,
the French Ambassador at St.
Petersburg, that Russia will soon
Issue a p0te concerning the tr0u>
bles III Herzegovina. 49,
Madrid, Aug. 21.--The journals
here report that Don CalIos has
arrested and thrown into prison
Gems, Mogreaejo, Merdiri and
0 her chiefs at EStello.
Gen. Jovellar has assumed CON.
mand at SEQ lie Urgel, and his
presence qnIckeus operations of
The besiesets.
BOme, Aug, 2l-The F0Rfvl0
the late Emperor Ferdinand,
of Austria, lett by his will to the
Pope SG00,OOO, which amount has
already been paid.
Negotiations with the United
States tor the exchange of postal
money orders continue.
Apal tmentS In the American
College have been ptcpa ed for
MCClOsk y.
Fmnna, Aug. lit Is rrpurt.
ed thai Turkey has accepted the
friendly offices Of foreign powers
N Stealing The restoration of
peace II her Northwestern pro
~yincrs
The Tarkish expeditions which
lett kieok yesterday has Effected
d june ion with III" force sent from
til interior.
The 900 Turkish troops Nho
"rre landed ar kipck marched
into the anterior ~ypsteftay.
New York, Aug Il Tn.4tua
Need, his famlI, 4,.., aes,auts
beeu sHtf srH, severity with
symptoms resembling cholera.
The consulting physicians were
tnzzIed by the sudden and strange
sickness which Indicated poison.
Il was discovered that a corner
ca kettle used for boiling water
or tea aud coffee had been sconr
ii with OxallC acid, wlHrb, con,
IIned with the coplrf, formed
erSe"tate OF copper. The pbysi
,lans say Weed, his daughter aud
hree Z wants bad a narrow es-
ape.
philadelphia, Aug. II. Tile
Albion Mills, at Crnshocken,
burned to-day. Loss 52JO,OOO.
-be Virginia Home lu~surauce
company has a risk OF $500.
Andy Johnsom's Successor.
Chattanooga, Aug. 1S,--HOn.
NJ. Key, of this city, has been
ppOluted by the Governor to fill
he vacancy in the United States
caused by the death of
Andrew johnson.