The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

A"n onIAlo AaulAly VI MT. t1cnry w I.
Hartman, Of st. Louis, arc afflicted with
trichinosis, caused by eating uncooked sau.
sage. An examination Of the sausage dis.
closed myriads Of trichina.
MORE recent advices from Ireland:
A tenant.right meeting was held at Tough.
gall, County Armagh, on the 18th. Those
present were principally Orangemen. A
mob OF fifty persons took possess on Of the
platform, which they destroyed. A meet
ing was then held in All adjoining field
and resolutions were passed in favor Of
peasant proprietary. 1t is reported that
Michael Davitt's ticket.of- leave is about to
be Cancelled, and Davitt will be arrested.
Inc officer commanding at Birr, Kings
County, has been ordered to patrol his dis.
trict nightly with forty soldiers. The no.
lice patrol has also been doubled. William
Bence Jones, the victim of ''Boycotting, :"
writes: II am getting some resolute men
from distance, we'll armed, to replace the
laborers who left me. Two policemen sleep
1nthehOuse and four others are stationed npar
my farm. / have applied for more pro,ec.
ton and troops are promised me on FRIDAY"
A Cork dispatch says: There is great want
OF employment throughout the country, ow.
ing to the Discrimination of the landlords to
lay out money. At several meetings recently
held farmers were summoned to give EN-.
pioyment to iaborers. The agent Of the Earl
OF Cork was requested to provide labor on
the Earl's estate, near Gainesville, County
Cork, and he has just intimated he will open
works in that locality and give employment
until March, 1881.
Ed. MCLAUGHLIN, q farmer living
near Troy, Doniphan County, HAMS, is "a
tally afflicted with trichinosis. His physician
says he is being literally eaten up alive.
GOVERNOR NEIL, of Idaho, in his
message to the Legislature, says polygamy Is
being rapidly introduced from Utah into that
Territory, and that the laws are inefficient
to check Its progress.
HE Harrison Wire.works at St.
Louis were partially destroyed by fire on tho
night Of the 18th. Loss about $40, 900: fully
insured. Four hundred employees are
thrown out of employment.
Two masked burglars entered the
house OF DR.. j. S. Mott, wealthy merchant
OF Independence, NO., on the night Of the
18th. Selling the Doctor as he made his
appearance, they compelled him, at the muz.
zle OF revolver, to divest himself of all his
clothing and remain a silent spectator of
their depredations. They packed up money.
jewelry and clothing, valued at 81 900, after
which they coolly Invested themselves Of
their own garments, threw them into the
fire, and putting on suits Of the Doctors
best clothes, made good their escape.
THE President has designated Gen.
Crook, Gen. Miles, William Sticknev and
Walter Alden commission to proceed to
the Indian Territory, and after conference
with the Poncas tribe Of Indians, to ascertain
the facts in regard to their recent removal
and present condition so far as is necessary
to determine the question what justice and
humanity require should be done by the
Government Of the United States, and report
their conclusions and recommendations in
the premises. ...
WILLIAM G. BRADLEY, Postmaster at
Princeton, Caldwell County, KY, robbed
the Post-office in order, as he now con.
fesses, to cover up shortage in bis accounts
Of about $1,000,