The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

LATE news IrOm UuDNn: Inc pOllco
arrested sixteen rioters at Bodyke, all armed
with rifles, which were taken from them and
they were allowed to 60 on bail. A son Of
Lord Dunsandle has been shot at and
wounded. A flying column Of engineers,
artillery, infantry and cavalry left Dublin
for New Pallas to assist in the execution
of eviction DEGREES. Engineers will repair
bridges broken down. by the populace to pre-
vent the passage Of artillery. The expedi-
ton to New Pallas is also dispatched to cap.
ture the castle held by the Land Leaguers.
The facts in the Goshawk affair are that The
people prevented the police from landing.
and the Goshawk subsequently, attempted to
land them, but without success. At Scariff,
County Clare. the people fired on
the police, who returned the fire, kill.
ing one of the rioters. About 100 shots
were exchanged. The Assistant Secretary
and a member of the branch Of the Land
League at Kilby, near Kells County, Meath,
have been arrested under the provisions Of
the Coercion act on suspicion Of mutilating
cattle. Archbishop Croke has made num-
Der Of speeches defending the Land League.
He said: "This movement is not a revolu-
tionary movement in the strict sense Of the
word. 1t is constitutional amendment; it
is lawful movement; it is movement
which we intend to push forward by moral
force alone. We do not intend to violate any
law. ! hear Of disagreement among the
leaders Of the people, but these things are
exaggerated. Our phalanx is unbroken, our
spirit is unsubdued, and the result is, there
fore, clear as day. We must succeed"
The Mexican Congress has adjourned.
Its action on the tariff increases the revenue
81. 0O0, 900. The Executive will use his
authorization to contract for the construc-
ton of railroads.
The ring-leader of the anti.Jewish
riots at Kief has been sentenced to three and
a half years penal servitude and the loss Of
his civil rights. His most active accomplces
have been sentenced to eighteen months,
and twelve others to short terms of i'm
prisonment.
UNDER orders from the War Depart
ment Gen. Pope is stationing troops at the
most accessible points for service in case
there should be trouble with the Indians
when their removal under the Ute treaty is
consummated. Care is taken that no moye-
ment Of the troops likely to excite the In.
dams is made.
The Lord Chancellor of England ex-
presses the opinion that the Revised Testa-
ment can not be read in the English Church
until It has been recommended or author.
lied by some sufficient public authority, and
that any clergyman using 1t incurs the risk
Of being held as an offender against the law.
The number of arrivals at Castle
Garden for May was 76,sl2-21,O0O more
than for the corresponding month last year,
and the largest number for any month in the
history OF the institution.
THE annual meeting and festival Of
the North American Turner Bund begun in
St. Louis on the 4th, to continue several
days. Some 5000 representatives were pres.
ent, from various parts of the country.
The Pennsylvania Senate has defeat
ed ajoint resolution proposing an amend.
ment to the Constitution prohibiting the
manufacture and sale Of liquor in that State.
The steamer Glenlogan, from New
York, for Para, Pernambuco and Bahia,
took fire at sea and was abandoned. The
crew and passengers landed at Fort Aleza,
Brazil. r
BETWEEN $4,000 and 100000 in
bonds, from which coupons had just been
cut, were stolen from the Treasurer's desk
Of the Erie County Savings Bank at Buffalo,
N. Y. A number of the bonds have beer
traced to Baltimore.
In consequence of the prevalence Of
yellow fever in Vera Cruz the Mexican Rail.
way Company has put on special train Il
take passengers direct to Orizaba.