The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
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will not be any yellow fever in the United
States this year.
THE jury in the case Of Edward + =
Eickard, accused of the murder ef Mr..
selma Wt>on, of +. louis, returned YER
diet OF inuIte, in ,e first degree. ! 4 e. !
THE Barlow e. Sanderson stage was
recently robbed by four u,pnask ed highway'
men near roncho Springs, Colo, AL the pass
scr-ers hesn ccnpesiet ~ shsnd rstless"
money, watches aud other yajuab'eS. On
the same night the same gang took posses
sion Of Il store at Pmcho Springs. They
compelled everybody present to hold uptheir
hands and ordered the proprietor to turn
over the cont ants of the safe, amounting to
about $3.50. Xhey then departed. The
leader Of the band was recognized as Charles
Allison, former Deputy Sheriff OF Conejos
| County.
| TIE first annual meeting of the
League of American Wheelmen took place
in Boston on the 3Oth, and was an event of Il
most novel character. Many clubs from diff
fercnt cities were represented in the parade,
! in which there were about 500 bicycles in
line. The procession was witnessed by
| immense crowds. ,..st 70, la
COMMANDER COOPER, of the United
States ship Alliance, has received instrnc-
tons from Secretary Hunt to get ready his
ship with all possible dispatch to proceed
northward in the direction Of Greenland.
and as far as Spitzbergen, If necessary, and
if it is possible to get there without enuan-
gering the vessel, in search Of the missing
,Jeannette. The Alliance is now at Norfolk,
! Va.
SOME weeks ago Lieutenant Bulls,
with Seminole scouts, crossed into MeXicoin
pursuit Of bands of Lipans, which murdered
the McLcaran family. The Mexican Consul
at Eagle Pass has written letter asking on
what authority United States troops have
invaded the soil Of Mexico, and protesting
against such invasion in the future.
The town of Taylor, in Red River
County. Texas, thirty miles north of Austin,
was visited on the night OF the 3Oth by a ter
rifle hail and wnd-storm. The Catholic,
Methodist and Presbyterian churches were
moved from their Foundations and badly
damaged. Odd-Fe,ows' Hall was blown
Il over and demolished. Some thirty or forty
buildings were damaged. but Very few per-
sons were injured. and only one, Il young
man. seriously. The track OF the storm was
about Il mile wide, and crops within the limit
were totally destroyed and many fine sheep
were killed. '' - '.' 't1" 81 ''.5f
JOHN +. FITZPATRICK and Ell. King,
recently in the employ of the Iron Mountain
Railway Company, the former as express
messenger and the latter as brakeman, arc
Under arrest for having in their possession
several valuable medals belonging to Gen.
Grant and supposed to have been stolels from
his trunks, which we're broken open while the
General was ell route to Mexico about Ap1'i
1,t. The two men got on u spree and iadis'
creety displayed the glitering badges at
tached to their lapcls, which led to their ar.
rest by detectives employed by the Railway
:. Company. 1t is not known that Gen. Gran
had ever'd iscovered his loss. ''.,.a.. 'a,..l /
1ApAKlNG. and successful robbery oc
cured at Hortonyillc, a small railway station
} between Topeka and Atchison, in jefferson
County, HAMS, on the night Of the 3th
, About 10 O'Clock, as G.. G. Mccarthy, Post
; master and dealer in general merchandise
t was preparing to close up his store, three
masked men entered the establishment. an,
| covering Mr.. Mccarthy and bis clerk will
their reyelvers helped themselves to tn
, money in the safe, and on the coun
! ter, where NJ. Mccarthy had jus
laid the days funds, 10. securing il
, all about 81 200. all of which, with the OK
!. ception Of about 5000 United States money
: belonged to the firm of Messrs. Mccarthy 1
!, y, LAWSON. The work was quickly and puietl
. done by two Of the men, the third standin
v guard at the door of The store. Mrs. Nc
- Carthy and two other ladies were present a
- the tine but the fellow at the door prcyente
:. their escape Or the givinS Of the alarm, an
;, when they had completed their work the
= quietly walked off, and it is believed took tn
: train South. The telegraph was put in re
Z QUESTION to effect their capture, but til
i rascals made good their escape. So :, %.
g JOHN CoYLE, ,JR., Of Marietta. Pa,
, shot Eva Meyers, a servant sirl in his. f.
:. TIERS family, for resisting his at entiqns an
~ then attempted suicide.
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