The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-13

lions. The town site OF HartVllle mas pceu
laid out, and buildings are already going up.
THE total value of the domestic Aad-
stuffs exported from heA(nite states ours
ing the twelve month lnf 3ule SOsaSSli
was s2e5 1861 1928, agaiiss Rs31asAs Worth
exported during tho tvse { ont! edine
June 80, 1880. IL W. i
CRIMES ANn.CAsUALTIEs.
JOHN EBERLY committed suicide on
his wife's grave at Marion, o.
A ROCK slide in the Washington quar-
ry, near slatington, Pa, resulted in the
death Of Vim. Coffin and Charles Erdman.
The open cut of the Caledonia mine,
at TerraviIle, D. T., caved in on the Goth,
buryiAg seven(ntatrs. VIM. Gill, Daniel
Cameron and Andrew Latson were taken out
'arfve::' JOIN coste1f6,' James Roach, Pat
Hawkins and L. H. Hamilton are supposed
to be killed. ..st5 m.H 4,uI... t.
AT Arkansas City, Ark, On the 2lst,
Robert Costello settled quarrel with a
neighbor- named Gathering by shooting him
while he was blowing field, the ball pass
ing through his victim and killing horse
two rods distant. Costello was held to await
the result Of the wound. ..auru ,J
ANToN1To, Colo, has been infested
for several months with gang Of robbers,
who have held up and robbed all the stran-
gers coming into town. The gang has been
broken up by the hanging of the principal,
George c. O'Connor, who, in his capacity OF
Justice of the Peace, shielded them and had
citizens arrested and fined without the least
proyocation. =, On the ed O'Connor rode
through town on horseback, with Win.
chester rifle and two revolvers, threatening
everybody. A Vigilance. Committee caught
him in his saloon and hung him in an old
slaughter house, sslins.ai R,f s'asHat
LATER details Of the capture Of Sfax
say 100 French were Killed or wounded. A
portion Of the town isi feaA by the Arabs,
who fire from the houses and prefer death to
Welding, "1tJ''' '!F'4 h't'''7i'.
l,TuE Perryville (Ark) vendetta has
broken out afresh, the latest victim being
Mr. Mathews, editor Of the Perryyille Times,
who was shot while standing in front Of bis
office On the, evening, OF, the 2lst, sixteen
beulGIksbQt entering his side. af..l, .p,,. II
THREE, executions took place in Mis-
souri, on the ed. The Talbot brothers,
Charles and Albert, were hanged at Mary
vile for the murder Of their father, Or.
Perry H.. Tablet, in September last, and
John W.. Patterson was hanged at Clinton,
for killing James G. Clark in December,
1868, AT Yazoo City, Miss, Brook Boyett,
alias lobe Bell, paid the death penalty for
the murder Of DR.. Williams. At Green
wood, Ark, George Green, colored, was
executed for the murder Of his wife in Au.
gust last ~ Us 1lit @.i'"" situtI
IA YACHT containing six young men
belonging to South Boston, Mass, capsized
and All were drowned. .,o na ~. n
JOHN WILSON, while in q, state Of
somnambalism, walked out Of the second.
story window Of d hotel in Dallas, Texas,
and sustained fstal injuries. - &.,fil'''',f''''
WESTERN Wisconsin has been nearly
inundated BY terrific rainstorm that occur.
red on the 2lst. In, Coon Valley, Vernon
County, q woman and six children, named
Jansen, were drowned, and . young lady In
Pine Creek Valley met q similar fate. Bridges
and mill1dams were swept away and much
farming property destroyed. ea Z" a"'ir.
Two men, Rhodes and Crowder, were
killed near their homes III .yolqsia County,
Fla, the other day. Supposed 70 have been
llynched BY personal enemies. Z, a.. 1, .ai
4 a FoRr WORTH dispatch says there
was a wreck onthe Texas Pacific road at the
edge Of the sand hills. A" tool car Jumped
the track with about sixty men aboard.
Three were killed and ten wounded
AT Paducah, KY, on the 24th, Levi
Bolden, negro convict, killed . fellow pris-
oner named Stewart and was slain by a guard
whom he had also attacked. j i.at :. ,.tf-11
| AN engineer Of q steamer plying be.
tween New York and Havana. named Read,
lis charged with having roasted VIM. Kra.
nisch, a fireman, to death. ,H I" "a '.'.' y
MIS-. M9LL1E HURr, . widow forty,
two years Of age, and mother of four boys,
ieightto fifteen years old, keeping q toll
house 0n,tho Franklin and Greenwood road
hall Q mile south of Greenwood Ind, shot
land kllled;s tramp who demanded money Al
H. .It 4 oh
,,RIiiz 4 ( B4n Arr colored cook II
ths employ 81. Thomas Nlleen. a. molder al
New Orleans, put rat poison in. dish oi
vegetable soup prepared for the family din.
ner, st, which aal apartook freely and were
soon taken violently i'll. Physicians werv
promptly called and administered antidotes,
saving thelives Of Oh excepting one Of the
children, y ,gifl' three years Of age. The
cook contested That she put the poison in the
soup, "fnf order, to make the children sick,
a Y they had annoyed Her greatly during the
morning, but denied intending to cause
the death Of anyone, ts!js q,lt n tgjtji :,
A SHOCKING accident occurred at
MAR, Mich, on the 18th. IA small house
occupied BY 'Alonso Derrick, his wife, and
six children accidentally took fire and burned
to,the ground, The IRE originated III an
upper chamber, where three children. one lvs
. deaf mute, aged eleven, and two Other
boys. aged eight and five years, were sleep
ing, and It was impossible to. rescue them.
The recognizable remains were buried in
one coffin. b 'asn,s,.j IL 6tEa-s sfsti ~
THBRD'seems to be- genuine revival
Of the duelhg code In Europe. - - Two span.
ish omcers fought at Gibraltar, one 81 whom
was killed and the other seriously wounded.
Baron Won GHaana sxeepng German officer
Of much promise, has been shot dead In a
duel Withsaf brother officer Two students
ofGottengin fUushta duel With pistols, and
one was 'naortally wounded. aa'iiitsi =
Two boys, George and Fred, children
Of At. Godieb Kock, OF Denver, Colo. were Il,
poisoned by eating the heads Of matches.
George, aged five years, died soon after. and
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