The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-11-24

>tantln"pIt says that conspiracy has |;
been discovered to restore Mural to the
throne, and several diYuitarrs have been
apprehcn'lr'l.
London. Nov. G.-TIr Times Vienna
correspondent says: I}v tn" occupation
of the hriyhth> near Duhruk the Russians
command the Turkish trtr Il, pont over
the Nid, which is the only nlraliS Of ryrrS |
from Hlrvna ON the *nutl, and west The !
investment; of Plrvnl is now complete.
The correspondent thinks O>lnau l'a>ha
cnyir|lrl by til" vastly superior artillery !
which tn" Russ ans can now bring to |
bear from all sides, will soon find his po-
Sition uAtcnabc.
London, Nov. G.-Thr Daily Nrwy' cor
showing from personal observation that
Nnkhtar lasli;I's retreat ON karS was the
Widest rout. says The condition of
kar> is almost hopeless. There are few
provisions, lnuy Thousand sizes and woun-
died., and a!>ulutrl y NO i!rcwood.
London Nov. C.-TEc correspondent
with the Russian headquarters in A>ia
under date Of Sunday, trlryraphs that
Gen. flryman is now within caunnn shot !
OF "ukhtar paSlll's position.
! London. Nov. G.-Hrutrr's Erzrroum
! telegram says: The E's>ians are con-
s;ructiny to the north OF Mukiltar paSIa's
position a road leading to the plain be.
fore Erzrroum.
The Turks are generally much more
+ confident.
London, Nov G.-Mini<trr LayarI trlc-
graphs to the Eo"ri ,n Office that he has
been assured and believes the G,Shot'S
are safe and will be sent to Cunstantino- j!
tplc.
! London, Nov. CA Russian official dis
patch, dated NrrhinkoN, November 4th
says: kars is now cIosrIy invrstrd.-
! To-day we commenced the erection OF
Sriyr batteries opposite the southwestern
front.
, London. Nov. GA dispatch from Vi
emma says that Mondays battle at Erzo-
roun ended in Il general rout of Monkh-
tar Pasha's army.
General Notes.
The Republican majority in Wisconsin
is now claimed to DC 5000: but the rr1uilj'
leans have sustained Il loss in the ltgI>-
Htulc Of q members, | in the senate and
y in the house. Their majority on joint
ballot in the last legislature was :3 how
! it is but ). Tn" Democrats ouyht not to
be yricvcu about the Wisconsin election
| The latest too;inyS of the returns of the
I New York election put the apparent ma
!!jority for Beach, the head OF tue Demo
cratic ticket, at 1852. Beach ran be-
hind his ticket, other ma.joritcs ranging
up to 81, 900. The senate will stand: rc
W!bicanS, II; democrats, II; Independent
/. The assembly will stand: republicans
jG democrats. 81 anti TamMany demo-
Gratis and WolkinSmcn, 6. THUS the re.
?uhlicans will have !, majority on joint
ballot Of 4 OK S against ma ority Ut 20
in the last Legislature. and OF ~ in 1876.
There seems to be no reason why this
small majority should not hc wiped out
at the next election, and Democratic
SENATOR secured in the place of Conkliny.
1t seems that tie appointment of Etliug-
ham Lawrence for collector of customs
for New Orleans was brought through
the solicitation of the Louisiana drI"ya-
ton in congress. We read III the press
dispatches prev iouS to his Nomination as
follows:
MrSs1S. Leonard Ellis, Elan and Rob.
crtsou, members OF congress from LOuiSi-
ana, called upon the President together
this morning, and urged tina appointment
of Etfiinylam Lawrence Us collector of
customs at New Orleans. Judge Leon
ard warmly urged the appointment as
the most satisfactory that could be made
Quite Il number of the colored pcople
who have an interest in the Libtrian
movement held a meeting in the city Of
Shreveport, Henry Adams presiding. A
commission, consisting OF Henry Adams,
of Ca,ldo. Richard Pickett, of Bossier, and
Henry Dulocks, OF Webster, was selected
to proceed to Washington and consult
President Hayes about getting assistance
from the government to carry them to
Liberia. The same commission We UNI
,erstand will proceed to Liberia and look
into matters there, and will be apt to re
turn aud tell their friends to remain Just
exactly where they are, build themselves
homes, be good citizens, raise their chill
lrrn in the fear Of God and die happy. -
= The expense of the commission will be
paid by contributions from those in the
movement. Quite IN amount was con-
:, tributcl to-day. Men women and chill
u ,lren attended the meeting.
Il 1t is stated that the great value of tile
: Democratic victory in New JcrSy is found
: in the fact that the Democratic lcgisia
turc will be able to redistrict the State
which has been so rerrynlandcd by the
T. Republicans, that although Tilden car
!. ricd the State last yea: by l2,0oO, the De-
q; II mocrats had only majority of ono in the
:, Legislature.
e Washington,
1t The Texas delegation, it is undcrstoo,
a have had full conference upon mat
Z, tcrs pertaining to the interests Of thci
l. State, and agreed upon the general out
1t lines of Il bill to make Il judicial dis
IS trict and rcorganizo the Federal dis
trlclS or (llHb SliCt' III IHGtltI VI Iu
II Texas Pacific Road was discussed. Tier
II seems to be almost entire unanimity OF
Il the pont that Government encourage
T. mcnt should be extended on one mai
l. line west from Fort Worth, directly t.
II San Diego, without any connection wit!
Il the Southern Pacific Of California; ais
encouragement on one direct line fro,
al some point on the already complete
$: road, on the eastern boundary Of Texa
re to the Mississippi River ut Memphi:
g, Vicksburg or New Orleans, as might l.
ty deemed best by the interests cast Of til
# Mississippi to be afertel by it. It
d. understood that such proposition, wit
\ strong guarantees for the protection {
A. connecting links, as to equal freight
t. and strong features to protect the Coz
crnment against loss, will gain for Il
measure many strong advocates wi
II have hcretOtor been opposed or LUX