The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-30

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THERE are now 200 persons impris.
oned In Ireland under the Coercion act, In. |
eluding one member Of Parliament, one
priest one Magistrate, SEVERAL Town couh.
cillOrs. and many Poor.law Guardians.
THE prosecutions, Of offenses under
the anti.Sociallst laws continue IN Saxony
with much vigor. All Of Herr Bebel's agents
have been imprisoyet and seventy Social.
lists were banissed from Leipzig In single
day. a..,<@... ass $50 .-4. . sasr
THE Cincinnati BOARD Of Health re-
corded S65 deaths from heat during the week
ended July 18th. "
A LARGE portion Of Bradford, Pa,
burned on the 18th. ,vn a.
F.B.BECHTOLDsHEIN, who for several
years was Consul for Austria and Belgium in
ST. Louis, and who departed very suddenly
In February last, leaving behind him obliga.
tions to the amount Of $4,000, the greater
part OF which was money ombezzled, has
been arrested in Galveston, Texas, upon .
warrant for cmbezzlement, and will be re.
turned to Missouri under requisition OF the
Governor. "U.
RED BANK, n. j., had . $4,000 fire
on the 18th. Nine Of the principal build.
ings were destroyed. VIM. Couray, fire.
man, died while fighting the flames.
AMONG the indictments found by the
Criminal Court Grand Jury at Washington,
d. c., on the 18th, was one against Geo. W.
ingalls,, formerly United States Indian Agent
a, the Piute Agency, for presenting false
vouchers in 1873. 1t Is alleged thar Ingalls,
Is defaulter to the amount OF about $780,.
600. The Grand Jury being discharged, the
Star.rou'e cases 90 over till October.
TnE Secretary Of the Treasury has
awarded the gold lifs.saving medal TO tho
famous Ida Lewis, now Mrs. Ida Lewis
Wilson, In recognition OF her services In
roscuiuy nuhabcr Of persons from drown.
Ing since the passage Of the act authorizing
such awards. 'N'"' ~" % '.n
THl mortality record Of Cincinnati
for the week ended July 10 showed ga
deaths from suustroke, and from excessive
heat l5l-a total Of Az. The greatest mum.
Der OF deaths on one day from this cause was
81. on the 18th. ..';i. ,ri .Hr .GHri 49,.
THOMAS DEWITT and Legrande En-.
sign have been arrested In Philadelphia for
completely IN Star.route postal frauds.
Other arrests are to follow. ..-..,, =,
THERE was . general jsil delivery at
Ozark, Ark, the other night, by which four
prisoners, on thai for murder, with every
prospect Of conviction, were set free. A jail
guard 10 said to have opened the door. '
The Socialistic Congress, which was
prohibited At Zurich, assembled at London
on the 10Th. Louise Michel, the amnestisd
French Communist, Prince Krapetkine. the
Russian Nihilist, and other prominent lead.
ers were IN attendance. The sessions Of the
Congress were strictly secret, but public
meetings were also held, ct which red flags
were freely displayed and the most incendi.
ary speeches made. Mn. L. LecOmpte, said
TO 10 delegate from America, was one Of
the principal speakers. .H
The National Educational Association
met 1t Atlanta, Ga, on the 10th. The Cd.
dress Of welcome was delivered by Governor
Colquitt and the inaugural address by tn,
President Of tho Association, !. H. Smart, O
indiana. Two hundred delegates wer'
present, representing thirty States. a,
The town Of Wallace, Wis.,, sixtsss
miles north Of Menominee, has been de-
stroysd by 6re. 1t comprised saw mil
. and twenty-five dwelling. houses. '.'
SYRACUSE, N. Y, was damaged by fir
, on the, 10th to the extent Of half - million
]. dollars. Weiting Opera. house, the finest Il
the State, was destroyed In two hours
!, Half 4 dozen persons were more or less In
jured by the falling walls and debris. It
= feared one Or two persisted in the burne'
~ buildiags!r.,p,a., t.oii min 5s 3sn 4;
}rHNUMBERs Of farm laborers in Count
: Cork, Ireland, have struck for higher wage,
\ and are marching through the county, fore
: Ing others to Join 10 hsstrike. '..a' ..1C
!; LiturENAxr RAY, Of the United State
Signal Corps.l sailed on the 18th from 81
> Nranciaes, with niue companions, on Il
. schooner Golden Fleece, for, Point Barrow
;. on the Arctic Ocean, wherslhe wiil establis
q ; station for meteorological, observation.
y The house, ready for erection, lnstrumen,
Tor observations and provisions for thru
y years, ore comprised III the outdt Of the o.
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