The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
EARL GRANVILLE has recently made
q speech which l. attracting much attention
in England. 1t is understood to mean thai
France will join England. Russia and Ital.
in coercing Turkey on the Greek boundary
question. This is to he the foreign issue Of
the next session OF Parliament. The Porte
will undoubtedly resist the cession ofterri'
tory, but Gladstone il resolved that 1t must
take place.
THE first battalion OF the COldstream
Guards, the famous British regiment, has
been ordered to Ireland. The officers ex'
pect to move Immediately. Government
officials assert that the troops will be used ia
preserve the peace during the trial Of the
Leaguers. The report that the Guards had
been ordered out Of the country caused in.
tense excitement IN army and political cir.
cles.
DERvIsH PAsHA has finally succeeded
In getting entrance to Dulcigno, after eight
hours' fighting, In which the Albanianl
made desperate resistance. Roth parties
suffered considerable loss.
OlLvILLE, ten miles southeast Of
Bradford, Pa, has been almost destroyed by
fire..
TIE report Of the Commissioner Of
Pensions shows that there are sjO.sO2 pen
sioners on the list, who were paid $57, 026,.
994 last year, and $ij5, rs, sos has been paid
In pensions since 1861.
TUCKER BOSNIAN, in Jail at Kansas
City, has confessed completely in the Glen
dale train robbery committed over q year
ago.
INCENDIARlEs made an unsuccessful
attempt to burn the town Of Tyler, Texas,
on the night before Thanksgiving. Cotton,
saturated with kerosene, was placed in sew.
ersl large buildings and set on fire, but for
tllnately the flames did not spread.
ANOTHER civil war is raging in
Samo.t.
BRo,cxwXS, Owens and Smyth, the
alleged co ntsrfeiters arrested in Brooklyn
in connection with Doyle, who had been
taken into custody 1t Chicago, have been re-
leased for lack Of evil. ence connecting them
with any crime.
AGNES BRowS, color>'d, aged 100,
was buried at Bronson, o., on .'be 18th ult',
and her funeral sermon was preached oy .
from Xenia who is in his one 'h''n'
liredth year, and in the seventy ninth " az
Of bis ministry.
THE town Of Highland, Iowa County,
Wis.,, has been nearly destroyed by fire.
THE Polish residents of various cities
throughout the country on the Goth cele.
brated the iiitieth anniversary Of the Polish
insure c.ion Of 1880,
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.
Arkansas-Hancock, &c, 4S1; Garfield,
Il, 661; Weaver, 4,161. Hancock's plurality,
1880; majority. 1869.
Cslifornia-llancock Electors chosen
BY an average plurality Of 81, with the ex.
ception Of Terry, who ran behind his ticket,
thus securing the election Of Edgerton, Re.
publican.
Colorado-Average majority Of Gar
field electors 5000. Pitkin, Republican, for
Governor. has . little over 5000 majority,
leading the State ticket about 1900. The to.
tel vote!is about 81 900, an increase Of 5000
over 1878.
Indiana-Garfield, 232,1G4; Han.
cock, 2e5, 522; Weaver, 1886; scattering,
q. Garfeid's plurality, 6,6i2; minority,
6,371. The error made by the clerks in sew.
eral counties in returning votes for Bennett
given for Parker has been corrected, and all
the Republican Electors have been given
certificates.
Iowa-Garield, 1s3,9O4; Hancock,
1O6,sAS: Weaver, 1891; Phelps, Anti.Ms.
sonic, 4sS; Dow, Prohibititiopist, $50. Gar.
fields plurality, 1860; majority, 5000.
Maine-Gartield, 1909; Hancock
(Fusion), 6S,l71; Weaver (straight), 1850;
Dow, %; scattering, 127. Gar6eld's plural.
ity, s,s6s; majority, 4,lG9.
Oregon-Garfeld, 20,618; Hancock,
10, $50; Weaver, 245. Garfeld's plurality,
66S; majority, 42a
WiscOnsin-Whole number OF votes
cast, 1856; Garfield, 44,4OO; Hancock,
114,G49; Weaver, 1855: scattering, 16l.
plurality, %, 751; majority, H..
GO4.