The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-10
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General.

General.
Ten Brock was beaten by Parole ~
the PamlicO course ut Baltimore. Slow
time.
Two of the Pittsb"rg rioters have been
sentenced to the pcntentiary.
The City election Of Baltimore resulted
i'll heavy and sweeping democratic vic
tory. Their majority was over 10000.
Edwin Adams, the actor; is dead. tits
SutftringS have been long. and the pro-
tcssion sustaius in his demise severe
loss.
John Ndrrisscy, cx-prize fighter, has
been nominated by the anti-Tammany
democrats and Republicans for the State
Senate.
Senator Morton died at his residence in
Indiana on the 31st October, after lin.
yering illness. This leaves vacancy in
the Senate Of tho United States which
will be filled by democrat.
The trial Of cx-Statc Treasurer Cartlo-
"a began at Columbia, $. c., on the LIST
instant. His conviction is supposed Q "
certain
A Oakley Hall who miStrriously disap
Fpea,+'d from New York last summer, has
as suddenly and mysteriously returned.
President Hayes and Ills Cabinet cir.
cnsed to the Virginia fair. Gushing
speeches and the usual slobbcr was the
result.
w. NJ. Moore, United States deruty
collector of the 3rd district of Georgia.
was arrested charged as dcfaultcr to
the amount Of 10000. Moore goes to Sa-
vannah tonight and will give bonds for
his appearance.
owen Wright, col6red, who brutality
outraged a white lady month ago near
Crawford, Ala a,iia, was taken from the
jail at Zeate, Alabama, by the people who
carried him to the woods and it is said
buried him. His victim fully Identified
him.
A coach left Deadwood Tuesday COM
ing south and was stopped and robbed
within three miles Of the post by two At
med nien. Seven passeng GERS were in the
coach, among whom United States Mar
shall Sweezy. The robbers took EVERY
thing of value. Lieut.. Chase with de-
tachment Of the Sd infantry started this
morning in pursuit of the thieves. After
a five mile chase the robbers were captu.
red. One was identified as Webster, the
murderer of Deputy Sheriff F. Quincy.
Genl's. Sherman, Townsend, Meigs Nc
Feely and others were before, the appro-
prlations committee of the House advi.
sing against the reduction of the army
1t is now in order for the taxpayers to be
heard.
The people Of Fernandina, Fla where
the yellow fever ragged latel", are in q
starving condition. Appeals for help
from the Mayor is made to all charitable
cities.
Death Of Gen. Forrest,
Memphis, Oct 3O-A large meeting of
ex-Contcdcrate soldiers was held tonight
to take action in regard to the death Of
: Gen. Forrest. Gen. G. J. Pillow prcsi-
lied.
Memphis, Tenn Oct. 29.-General Bed
ford Forrest, the great COnfe crate cav
airy officer, died at 1870 this evening at
the residence of his brother, Col. Jessie
Forrest
Washington, d: G.
Washington, Oct. 3o.-A meeting was
held tonight at the room of Col Casey
Young fully attended by Southern mem
bers of congress and many Confederate
officers and soldiers here: The meeting
was demonstration of regret for the
death of Gen. Forrest Chambers, mem
Der OF congress from the fourth district OF
Mississippi, second in command Under
Gen. Forrest during the war, presided
) Gen. Debrell, Of Tennessee; secretary. A
. committee was appointed to draft suita-
bic resolutions to lie reported at d subse'
9 quent meeting:
The chief of police Of Elizabeth, N. j..
t arrested at Morriston, L. Cass Copert
! alias Carpenter, editor and proprietor Of
s the Columbia, South Carolina, COlumbi
an Union, on an Indictment for forgery il
raising two notes from $3.50 to Si6vO; also
for default of $4,000 in his settlement,
with the United States government Which
sum he drew on his salary but did noI
nay his bills: He ran away from Colum
bia to Connecticut, tlen to New York
q and afterwards stayed two Weeks III thu
@ city. Col. johnson: of tho South Carroll
n ia legislature, came with requisitiol
Q from Hampton for Copert's arrest. He il
9 now in jail aud will he taken away al
= Once:
y Blaine; Of Maine, is not well. Hi
i daughter was accidentally wounded il
tho face from careless handling Of pis
q tvl.
The case of Senator Patterson, who wa
= claimed on rcquisition of the governo
e of South Carolina, and who sued gu
a writ of liabeas corpus has been turthe
J. postponcd by agreement Of the attorney
8 general of South Carolina, who is unable
to be here tomorrow on account OF otfl
G cial business. The case will not agai
be heard until some time after the 10TH Q
It November, the exact time to lie ag eed o.
q hereafter, with the express understand
!, ing and agreement that no other requlsl
u ton will be made or new charge prcpaI
= ed during the tendance Of the proceed
: ings before Judge Humphreys
v The committee on privileges and cleo
q tons of the senate met but adjourned, tn
is matter not having been printed.
h So Mr.. sponord and Eust's are still o
the ragged edge.
II House-The call of the States for bill
:, for reference occupied the house for tiv
a houfs, and the consequence was tho fir
u PRODUCTION of The LARGEST number of bill
ever presented. id one day in the histor
% of congress. They reached S54, The
IL might be classified into sonic half doze
II prominent subjects, as the repeal OF TIL