The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-16

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are powerless to create revolution. NJ.
zola thinks that II the Nihilists persevero
II their work Of assassination, the infuriated ,
peasantry may rise upin arms and create SAD
havoc In the centers Of population. Il
w. D. BALDWIN,, . North Carolina
merchant, was attacked by > pack Of some
twenty savagedogA j His horse was bitten
and his stirrups torn from under his feet,
and he sought safety In flight; but the dogs
followed him into tho town Of 6hoeheel, and
had to be driven of by armed citizens who
came to the. rescue. Next day general
hunt was organized, the military company
taking part, and most Of the animals were
killed in some woods near the town. Clark
County, Ark.,. is also excited about dogs.
Several deaths have occurred from hydro.
phobia, the most recent being Mr.. Young,
who died in terrible agony i,7.n,
INDICTMENTS have been found against
.Nicolai Roussakoh, Aldrei Tslejkoff, limo.
fei Michaeloff, ind q woman named Hesse
Hoffman, for Gdmplieity in the! assassination
Of the Car. Another arrest has been made
Of female Nihlist named Sophie Pieonsky,
the daughter Of q Councillor Of the Ministry
Of Domains. She, isreported to have con,
1bssed giving the signal to Hartman for ex.
ploding the mine under the imperial train
near Moscow, and also the signal to Roussa.
koff to throw the bomb which shattered
Che Cars carriage. The Government has
assigned to the defense Of the prisoners able
"a PLANO, ill.,, had $9o, 900 fire on the
night of tho 23d. 90 ,.e '.'',.''....ts. ~
IT, SEVEN masked men entered the house |
Of John Cbnnor, aged 81, who lives alone
with his wife at Catfish, Clarion County,
pa, bound and gagged both, compeled the
old gentleman to give the combination Of
the safe, andtstold $1,000 Government coa-
! pom bonds, unregistered, and from 81, 900 to
$4,000 cash. The old people were roughly
handled, and may not Il survive the shock q
l. H. P. Ep1r has been arrested st Ell
! Dorado, Saline County, H., charged. with
, robbing the Post.ofiios at West6eld In De.
:eember last 90 He has confessed, the crime,
also to stealing horse in the same neighhor-
j hood. Eppiy is bad case, and HIS already
|;Seryed one'term in the Pennsylsanis Peni-
Tertiary. o. !. W
d WHEELING, w. Va; suffered rom
ItwG destructive fires On the 26th,, the prin.
cipsl losses being g: Mendel s Co.'s furpi.
turs factory the Wheeling City Flour Mills,
4, Girafd 4 1uttle's wire works, and 3. BaSh's
THr saxony Wooden Mills 4 Colum,
bus, Ind, burned ontAe 18th. Loss over
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. q eSaf 4ol satt
II. SERIOUS losses are reported IN the
,IPlAle Valley, Neb., caused By sudden
and almost unprecedented riseln the river,
A BATTLE has taken place at Boleka,
in Basp,slanA. Col. Darlington and several
! other British were severely wounded. So
!. SEVERAL attempts have been made
y at Madrid to blow up public buildings BY
y the use Of petards. There Is . very uneasy
"a state Of feeling throughout the city. ~
Z A SUDDEN rise in the Missouri inun.
j dated the town Of Pierre, Dskota, causing
es1A general evacuation 81 houses and . STAN
? pede Of Inhabitants to the bluffs Manl
!. buildings we're moved hon theft tounda'
= tions. The damage was still greater 1t For
: Pierre, where number OF buildings wsr,
!. hoated Of or crushed by the ice. No loss q
8 t,tfe b reported. a.yfp.; -, l.fli.
At MAJ. T M. HANEs,, Who, it's alleged
"A forged titles to Texas lands IN Travis Count!
Fs(two years Ago. has been captured 1t Mem
y phis and taken back to Texas under requi
= sition fro1 the Governor. ~. ~ ! ~ z :.
!. AHEA1r snow-storm prevailed on III
y y 10Th throughout Ohio and indiana, Report
: !, from various points show ths tall 10 hav
! been from six to twenty inches. VA
tI1 A Formidable rebellion prevails !
q Her,t Ayoob Khan iapsthaps already exile
Bttor prisoner. seiII .l-is>.a ;8