The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-17

EX-TreaSurer Carloza, one OF the 1adi-
cal pets of South Carolina, was tried, and
found guilty, for robbing the State Trca-
ury.
Hon Dan. VOORHEES,, the tall Sycamore
of the Wabash, has been appointed Sena-
tor from Indiana vice Morton dead. Mr.
VOORHEES, is dyed in the wool democrat.
Ten Brock will not run again in the
East. Mr. Harper will however match
him against any horse living, for any
amount of money and any distance # the
race occurs ut Lexington or Louisville
Ky,
John Brougham, the actor, is danger
ously i'll at Cleveland Ohio.
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, has is
sued general order complimenting the
militia of North Carolina upon their good
appearance at the State fair. and saying:
"Such an exhibition the Commander in
chief believes, cannot fail to receive a
proper military spirit among the young
men of the State, and induce the early
formation and equipment of sufficient
number of the guard to make every citi-
zen feel that the executive will he able
TO preserve order and enforce the laws
without the necessity of calling for aid
clscwhere.'
Pcmbina, D. T., Nov. L. Sitting Bulls
band is still encampcd at Wood Noun
tain, where they will remain all winter.
The statement that they broke camp 70
attend the commission is incorrect. Ca
natlian official adviceS state that Sitting
Bull met the commissioners merely to OBJ
lige the Canadian government, and ar
engagements have been made between him
and Col. Mcleod that the cncampment
will not be removed this winter
Next spring Sitting Bull and followers
will be assigned a reservation on the Red
Deer river, near Sand Hills, latitude 81
| longitude III, Greenwich. As the Black
foot title has been cxtinguiShcd no diff
Guilty with the other Indians is aprrehen.
! dcd. Sitting Bull himself has made ap
plication for the locality named, as it is
in the Heart river region.
No less than fifty members of the South
Carolina Legislature have testified before
the Investigating Committee that they
were bribcd by Patterson to vote for him
for the United States Senate. A sweet
scented individual he, to preside as chair
man of the Committees Oh Territories
An upright statesman he, to serve as q
member of the Committee on Commerce
A nice duck he, for the Committee or
! Education and Labor! An illustrions re-
! former, moreover, to assist in the delibe-
rations of the Committee on Civil Service
and Retrcnchment Yet these are thu
positions which this notorious corrup.
ZIONIST occupies by the grace of the Pres
ident of tie Senate.
Senator Morton's funeral was attended
by large concuursc of people. Dclega
tons from both Houses of Congress wer
in the line of mourners.
The cigar makers strike still coniinne
in New York.
The strike trials continue in PittSburS
One person has been convicted and on
acquitted.
Detroit, Mich, Nov 2.-Thc heavy rail
for the last three days eliminated in
hurricane. Dispatches from Lake Erie
Michigan and Ontario show that the dA
IMAGES to the shipping have been numer
GUS and severe. Thursday night til
steam barge Young Hickory sprung
leak and sunk off of Bar Point, near til
mouth of Detroit River. The engineer
VIM McAlpin, was drowned. The rest {
the crew was saved by schooner Porte
Schooner Helen, New Hampshire an
Starlight were beac..ed near Lcamingto
Ont. Schooner John C. Woodruff wei
ashore last night on the reef near King
stOn. The scow Flora was beached nes
the Grand Haven. The schooner City ,
Tawas was bcachcd lear St, Joseph las
Monday night, and is a total loss. TT
schooner Colonel Hague, of Chicago, wei
ashore on the beach last night. I'll
steam barge swallow went ashore ne;
Port Stanley, and all the crew on .boal
y were lost.
}: San Francisco, CAL, Nov. 3.-By the a
rival of the schooner Lee, from Alaska
r is learned that the recently reported k
h ling of some fifteen Indians at Ca
Prince Wales was by the crew of ii
Honolulu whaling brig. The nativ
boarded the vessel and demanded lIqu.
and on refusal attacked the crew, wi
, obtained arms from the cabin and I've
I off the assailants:
Major Marcus A. Reno, Of the Seven
Cavalry who was so severely punished
. Cotlrt-martial last spring, is in Washir
" ton, seeking to obtain mitigation, of
(. the rest of his sentence.
If New Haven, Conn. Nov. 9.-Ex-Sen
IS tor Lyman J. Trumbull, of Illinois, "
ID married on Saturday afternoon, at
st Saybrook, to Miss MaryJ. lngraham,
" dest daughter of the late Captain Jan
lie Ingraham, of Old Saybrook: The br
c. and groom are cousins.
Troy, N. Y. Nov. 3.-The wife of
phen May, of Mechanicsville stole out
- the house while her husband was AISLE
and taking with her four of the childr
aged nine. SIX fout and one and b
years, threw them into the deep q
swift-running creek in the rear of
y premises and jumped in herself: The
~ dest child managed to reach the eh
and gave the alarm, and the mother ;
one child were rescued. The bodies
the two others were found an hour aft
wards.
- A slight shock of earthquake was
at the following places on the night
the 4th inst Springfield, Mass. NJ
treal, Canada; Glen's Falls, N. y; Bost
Mass and Hartford, ct. At Montpell
rs VT, people were rhdely awakened by
~ veral successive shocks, lasting some
teen minutes. At Northampton, Ma
glass was broken, ho,se furniture shaI
up and the people awakened.
The grand jury at Portland, Ores
have found indictments against thi
two Nez Perces Indians, for tue mul
of white citizens in the recent war.
the indicted savages are to be tried by
Oregon jury, they will have small cha
ed of escaping. A good many OF these,
Ike haps all, will be found guilty and h'
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