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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-05-20
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Attorney General Charles J. NJ Gwinn, Of Maryland
is at the Clarendon HocL Judge Theodore Miller OF
the New York Court Of Appeals; Congressman J. II.
Burciah, OF Name ana Nathaniel Wheeler OF Counec-
ticut ore At tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Governor John
T. ragcy. of Michigan; William d. Bishop President
OF the New York, Now Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, and Dion Boucicault and family. at the
windsor Hotel Secretary OF State John Bigeow s at
the Westminster Hotel Colonel William Redwood
pf,cc, United states Army. Is at the Gilsey House.
Ex-Governor J. B. Page and Judge J. Pfout OF vcr-
mont. AMI Adjutant General James A. Cunningham or
Mas achusctts are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel General
Edward H. Ripley, OF Vermont, 10 at the ssurtevant
House. Congressman John o. whitehouse. Of Psush-
ksepsis. 10 al the Albsmarls Hotel
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federal authorities Tho bugaboo OF trouble on ac-
count ofLouisanas vote has thus beon laid In this
connection JOY Is expressed that Hampton has
been elected IN South Carolina, at tho same time that
tho State has gone Tor Hayes This result will disprovo
amy charges OF intimidation by the military, for II
would be paradoxicsi, II the saying so would not be
also ridiculous that tho could be restrained OF
OF their choice Tdcn and allowed FREQ 10
Hampton.
President Grant LETT tho city for Philadelphia early
in the day and while the result ssi doubtful, but
before no started Attorney General TAFT had inter-
view with him the subject Of the election. and
found him scadast In his faith that HAYES had been
elected. lie had not wavcrcd a moment from this
conviction since he first formed IT, To the Attor
ney Generals words. "Thc Presidcn. has not seemed
10 scare worth cent from the start"
Trouble was anticipated in New Orleans tho Demo-
Gratis having demanded under a construction Of the
code that certain number OF persons nearly 1100 OF
whom they gave q list OF. should be appointed by
United States Marshal Pnkn as duputy United States
marshals. This he refused TO do and they wore I'm
mcdatcy sworn in by inc Democrats. Marshal Pit
kin had stormy time about IL and asked the Govern
ment for help, when he United States Marines
were ordered to report 10 him. Ths
Attorney General that ne insured peace in New
Orleans. The Attorney General now, than ever.
Crcult LOT tue wisdom ana SANITARY DcncntS OF
his order In regard United States marshals. Hc
docs not hesitate to say that long way toward
maintaining quiet in the Southern States Tho Prcsi-
dent. he iurtncr says, has not for a moment shown
any disposition 10 back down frow that order Troops
would have becn sent to Mississippi and Louisiana but
they could not be obtained, and other steps wcro
taken by tho government to meet any emergency.
President Grant was anxious all last evening and
this morning to obtain reliable in regard TO the
election md tclcgraphcd Secretary Chan
dlcr but could get answer, which the Presidents
friends thought quite strange; the other hand II is
sad that Secretary Chandler determined not to telc-
graph anything until the result past beyond oil
doubt This he did this evening, 10 Judge Edmonds of
the National Rcpublica Committee, claiming New York
State TOR tho republicans by nearly 1900 majority.
The republicans here claim that Hayes and Wheeler
elected by mot less than the rcerred to above
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.
President Grant Loft for Philadelphia the 40
trainto-dny.
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KILLED WITH AN UMBRELLA.

About halfpast eleven O'Clock on Monday night
quarrel occurred In Matthew McCormicks liquor store
ou the OF Eighth and Forty street.
between Richard OKccfe, aged thirty OF No. 445 West
Forty-nrst street, and John Fitzsimmons. o'Kecfc
thrust the point Of hts umbrella into Fitzsimmons'
oye penetrating the BRAIN The latter was removed
10 Bellevue Hospital. where he renamed In an uncon-
scious condition until two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when he died.
O'Kecfe had been previously arrested by Detective
Schmittbcrg OF the Twenty ninth precinct The pro-
pricsor OF tho saloon, Matthew Mccormick and Jere
mish Dynan wcrc arrested yesterday and detained NJ
witnesses Coroner Croker notified 10 investigate
tho case. His deputy, Dr. MacWbinnie will make
post-mortcm examination OF the body OF deceased
dav
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARfxExr,
OrrrCK or 1HE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. 81 p. N.
Probdbisnes
For Thursday in the South Atlantic States, station.
ary or rising barometer cooler northwest winds and
clear weather will prevail
For the Gulf States rising. followed by falling
barometer northcry Winds veering east and south
east, with warmer weather.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, northerly winds
cooler, partly cloudy weather and slightly higher
pressure.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Ieys, warmer southeast Winds falling barometer and
partly cloudy or hnzy weather
For the upper lake region, northeast to southeast
winds, stationary, followed BY falling barometer.
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region. northerly winds, slightly
cooler, cloudy and clearing weather and stationary
barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern States, northeriy Winds
possibly backing to northwest, stationary or lower
temperature, rising barometer and cloudy clearing
weather. except possibly partly clear in the southern
portion.
The riycrs will ch auro but little,
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man TO whose memory tho preceding pages are deds
Gated OF those who navc best ned this relation
their watchfu Of its necessities, mercilu 10
It's shortcomings, careful OF its dignity and cosniz,ns
OF It's capacity, may tho results OF his labor Do
handed down 10 future generations. and may his namo
and example DO held in loving aud lasting remcm-
brsncc."
This is high praise from the who md tho best
opportunity OF seeing the petty weaknesses OF man,
and OF peholdng his real greatness and goodness do
prived OF their bloom by OF every
day pcttncsx
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CANADA IN GOOD CREDIT.

THE SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NEW DOMINION
LOAN TAKEN UP IN ENGLAND IN FEW
HOURS.
TORONTO, Ont Nov. 8. 1S7d
Tho Ercnino Telegram has the following special from
London. England, dated to-day
Tho Now Dominion loan OF f25oO,0 600 stcrling, put
upon this market by the Canadian Finance Minister,
has been rapidly taken up. The subscriptions TO the
loan came in so rapidly that tho list closed yes
tcrday afternoon after having becn open for lew
hours only.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
THE YELLOW FEVER.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 8, 1879
The total number of intermen,s to-day was ten, OF
which six the bodies OF persons who died from
yellow fever.
Or. Jurah Harriss, prominent physician, and John
H. Gardner formerly OF the nrm OF John H. Gardner
Co.. snip brokers' died yesterday OF yellow fever.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

progress and open winter communication from VIC
toria Nyanza TO Khartoum
SPECIE MOVEMENT
American coin 20 the OF $225. 900 was with
drawn from bank yesterday for New York
JAPANESE IxsuRREcrIox.
A telegram IRON Japan, dated November 8, says a
Japanese naval and military iorce attacked the nsur
gents that day at Hagr in the Province OF NaGato.
Tho insurgents were beaten and fed.
RAILRoAD IRON
Experiments are making at Leeds with process for
increasing tho durability OF iron rails, which promises
tho greatest success An eminent railway Official has
asserted confidently that by this process iron rails
be produced durable than steel at increase IL
cost OF only S. per ton over ordinary iron rails.
THE KGYPrIAx INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION
Tho Khedvc Of Egypt has accepted the resignation
of President Scialoja OF the International Comms-
sion
THE NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTER
viscount Nogueiras, the newly appointed Portu-
gucsc Minister 10 the United States, will proceed to
Washington shortly. He is now In Lisbon.
THE BRAZILIAN CABLE
The section of the Brazilian cable between Bahia and
Rio Jsnc'ro which was interrupted some time since,
has been repaired.
Silver was quoted yesterday At 5id. per ounce.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

THE DIsMEMBERMENr OF TURKEY START
LING PIECE OF SECRET HISTORY.
From the Edinburgh Revew.l
II We are told that tho interests of justice and hu-
manty loudly call upon thus country TO enter into
close cordial and dlsni crested alliance with Russia
for the settlement OF the affairs OF the East.
swer shortly is that VIC have tricd IT, That is pre-
cisey what Mr.. Canning and tho Duke Of Wellington
attempted 10 do by the Protocol OF bril-, 1s26. Tho
consequence was series OF wars, tho destruction OF
the military power OF Turkey in Asia well as in
Europe the prostration OF Turkey herself under
the protccton OF Russian fleet and army in the Bos-
phorus Yct the Liberation OF Greece was far
task than The dcvulsion rom Turkey OF her northern
provinces. The Mns-ulman population OF Grcccc was
Insignificant and could DO brought out The Greeks
Greek nation unanimous The loss Of Greece was
not fatal TO the Ottoman Empire.
STARTLING INFORMATION.
On the other hand Russia succeeded In securing Tor
herself great territorial and political advantages from
these transactions. aud at last hcd Turkey and Con-
stantinoplc itself almost entirely in her grasp II
insinformed, General lgnaten whose influence
over tho late Sultan was paramount and who had q
large share in the most improvdent an oppressive
acts OF his reign had brought matters TO point very
nearly resembling the alliance OF Unknr Skeessi Tho
terror Of the half insane and Incapable sovereign had
been excited to the highest pitch by the dread of
outbreak in Constantinoplc Russia was again to pro-
tect him; corps OF troops readv to sail for the
Bosphorus and the demand for their intervention was
either signed or the point of being signed by the
Sultan when the manifestation q the Sottas speedily
followed by tho deposition OF Abdul Azz, cut short tho
intrigue THIS a matter OF secret history. and we
certain that thcro circumstances connected with
the schemes OF General lgnac and the deposition OF
the sultan which have not yet been made public Tho
fall OF that unhappy and misguided sovereign was the
death blow u whole system OF policy based upon his
eubscrviency TO tho kussian ambassador and nothing
remained but ior General IgnatieG 20 quit time
the scene Of his discontinue.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

Average temperature yesterday .......... 4sss
year. .............. AK
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A-HOw MANY PERSONS PARTICULARLY
those OF sedentay habits constantly suffering from tho
effects al indigestion spepsa which they allow
unchecked until they prcstraed by fatal attack Of BIB
ous or typhoid 70 all desiring speedy cure Tor in
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rcmedy ScHEScKs MASDRAKE PILLS. trial will demon
strate tho excellent remedial qualities OF this groat medi
cine. Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1876-11-09
A NEW YORKER DROWNED.

PORTLAND, Me-. Nov. 8, 1870
Lewis Lane. Of New York, was drowned here this
afternoon by tho upsettine Of a boat
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

THANKSGIVING DAY IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI Nov. 8. 1870
Governor Hayes to-day issued . proclamation ap-
pointing the SOsh day OF November . day Of thanks
giving.
The New York herald., 1876-11-09

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The New York herald., 1876-11-09

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