The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06

an Italian bandit hi bean Gaptared ataRAu
Orleans and sent home In an italian man.of. |
war. He hasAeen running fruit sphSosaD{{
to tho @ex1l{n Gulf islands Tor itwdkc1
S.pssr1fcats%e TusA 81 % freae
commenced s1ellhg SILK q tug 5th i1e
andjhe he WIS raA,rnli flSm I pt tPwA3
{. LlFRoY, who rmur1erA Could Skaa
English railway and threw his body ont q
yhe window, has been arrested and has con-
fessed.
THREE Montreal strikers. were
wounded by the police, whcwere obliged to
use pistols indispersing mob.
The Ute Commissioners have returned
after months trip in Western Colorado and
Utah. They have selected q location, and
the Indians Mltbs lei moved 70 itsassooa PSI
the requisite arrangements can DC made. So.
A SUBSCRIPTION 81 $3.50, 600 has been
raised by the New York Chamber of COM
merce, which is to be invested in United
States bonds and deposited with the United
States Treasury Trust Company, and the
income therefrom to be paid to Mrs. Gar
field during her life and At her death be
equally divided among her children, In APP
probation of the noble character Of the
President, d. .'''.'., -. f,;laif I'd,
The large feeding. barns Of j.. Ter
minch, near Buffalo, n. Y, containing about
500 cattle, burned on the stl. Nearly one
half Of the stock persisted. on IF: 3'"lg ~
A BRITISH bark is quarantined at
Pensacola, Fla, with yellow fever on board.
A SINGULAR case of piracy has beer
discovered. at Saigon (French Cochin Oh'na).
A native vessel driven ashore In stress. 4
weather was searched for contraband opium,
In the hold, concealed, were about fifty fe-
male children, whom investigation proved
to be for sale. t' gu
The Signal service thermometer
marked 1o4 degrees at st. Louis on Sunday,
the 10th, WHICH was the hottest day, with
perhaps a single exception DULY Il, 1860,
since 1886. There We're over thirty cases Of
sunstroke recorded, twelve Of them fatal.
The French steamer which took 1900
: Tunisian troops to Sfax returned to Goletta
without attempting to land. 1t was feared
they would refuse to fight the insurgents
The Arab portion Of the town and forts have
been DESTROYED by shells. ,-.,....4.,
A FEARFUL water-spout fell upon
I Marshalltown, iowa, the other day, washing
away a number Of large establishments, and
doing damage generally. The. water rose
from two to- three feet deep in the streets
and buildings. .-..a. Dig, .urnpi ,ItH 9u. :
EMMA MYER, aged IA, was found in
the streets of New York City suffering from
Paris green, which she had taken because
her mother threatened to have her commit.
7 ted to Blackwell's Island, owing to her way.
! Wardness. 80 - -
A DARING bank robbery was perpe.
trated on the 18th at Riverton, Fremont
County, Iowa. just before, the close Of
banking hours two men, who looked like
well-to-do cattle men, rode up in front OF
Davis Il Sections bankingshouse and, dis.
mounting, entered the building. One Of
them, producing a 500 bill, asked to have it
exchanged for smaller bills. Mr.. Sexton took
the bill and stepped back to the safe to get
the money, when the, two strangers jumped
over the counter, drawing reyolvers, al
the same time, and in j twinkling took pos.
session, Of the contents Of the vault, amount.
4 ing to about $4,000 in currency. Having
secured this tbeywent out coolly but expe'
ditiously, one covering the retreat while the
/ other mounted, and the latter then bran
! ,dishing his revolver for the ,heneit Of any
one who might think Of interfering. The,
then rode leisure|y of, none Of the bystanl'
ers being prepared to obstruct their pro
!, gress. Parties were instantly organized fol
pursuit and the telegraph was used TO try
} and head them off from other points, but At
last accounts no capture had been effected.
GEIscoM, the Chicago faster, com
pleted lis task on the, l2th and tasted fooi
for the first time in forty-tive. days at the
) Olympic Theater in presence OF THOUSAND
lperaOus. ~ ;,'<yai n::l la 53iS"'tl .f' !
&, 1.-THE great land slip near Sigrisweil
Canton of Berne, Switzerland, Is steadjl.
: moving toward Lake Thun, at The, rate 0
three meters a day. 1t is three miles long
; one nile broad and Of unknown depth
Houses in its path have been deserted. ,,Sig
\ risYeil and nreiighhbForing villages are fortu
nattly out Of danger. .,s.,, l;a
} The passenger coach ola train on tn
New Jersey Southern Rnad jumped tn,
: track approaching thebridge over Corasly'
Lake, and, ,dashinss against it, demolished
the structure and pitched into the water; /
number Of persons were seriously injured.
1tHpt bits al--L-I-- - A-i--.L f{''i'' 30
sue CONDENSED ,TEIiEG2RAMS.t4e.l
> THE President continues to impErio$Vse
His condition on the 18th was most fayora
Bile, and there is reason to believe all DANCE
d past.aF. at,itaia3,iti 'fi3si,itfi "tsE lii"st
The Ohio Democrats met in. Stat
Convention at Columbus on the 18th, an
, nominated the following: For Governor
), John W. Bookwalter; Lieutenant.G Governor
= Edgar NJ. johnson; Supreme Judge, e. +
Bingham; State Treasurer, "A. 7. Winslow
: Attorney Generat Prank c. Dougherty
g Public Works, John Grove. ~ 9'hfl e.s
: ; "tAN Albany ~. " special q the ls q
. says that the Democrats have potifed th
!. Stalwarts that they must assist them to I'd
tourn Or be prepared to Sec the Half,bree
). candidates elected, and the result Isl grea
deal OF excitement. .u.ta eli! Ia !"a,gai
THElworks Of the Excelsior Manufa<
turing Company, At St, Louis, y Mo-, 'burne