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Succession de .uohp w. sco,,.-Na. $3.50

Succession de John w. Sc0ats-Na. S39&
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, CoUR DE PA
u roisse, st. Landry.-Attendu que Onezime
L. Fontenot, de Ia Paroisse st. Landry, admin
i~strateurd de la succession de John w. Scott, de
ced6. ayant cnregistre un tableail de disfribI-
ton des fOnds de Ia dite succession, aceOmpa-
gne dune petition delnandant Iltomologation
dicelui
Eft attendu DUN q etc fat droit ii la demande
de Ia ditc petition par un Ortirc de la Conr, en-
date du I6 Fevrier, 1874.
En- consequence avis est par lc present donn6
aux interesses dams eettc succession dayOlr 10
faire opposition, 81 aacule lis eHt, par eerit. ID
mon bureau, dams la Vile l,OpelOusas, dams les
trente iours qni sutyront 10 date di present
avis, pourquoi 10 dit tableau me- serntt pas ap-
prOuYe ct llOmolOguG.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Grefief.
On fey
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DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
~ dry.-No. lO3s5.-By virtue of a writ of pluries
feri factas, issued out of the honorable the
Eighth District Court, in and for the Parish of
st. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, / will proceedrt to sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse of
said parish, In the town OF Opelousas, on SAT
URDAY, the 4th day OF April, 1874. at eleven
o'clock a. NJ, the following described property,
tO-wit-f@a- ~ sa. r e-.- -..r
/. A certain plantation, known by the name
of temperance, situated on the head waters of
bayou Plaquemine, IN the parish of st. Landry
aforesaid, containing sixteen hundred acres,
more or less, being the same plantation the said
Mckinney acquired from Francois Jean and
others, ny three acts of sale. one PASSED January
23d, 1860, before ]. n. sandoz, Notary of said
parish, and two passed June 4th, 1860, before the
Recorder, Yves D'ATy, from James W. McKin-
ney and Theodore r. Robert, having purchased
Jointly with said Mckinney and Robert from
FRANCOIS Jean, the 23d January, 1860 which said
land is more particularly described as follows,
to-Wlt: IN township six, south of range three
east of Southwestern Land District of La. list
south half OF section eleven, and north half of
northwest quarter of section fourteen, contain
ing four hundred and two and q half acres. I'd.
The west half of northeast and southeast
quarter and half of southwest quarter and south
half OF northwest quarter OF section four
teen, containing three hundred and twenty-one
and 48Il00 acres. sd. The west half of south
west quarter of section fourteen, containing
eighty and 37I100 acres. 4th. The northeast
quarter of southeast quarter of section fourteen
containing forty and 23J100 acres. 5th. The
southeast quarter of southeast quarter IL sec
ton fifteen, containing forty and 23I100 acres.
9Th. The east half of east half of aeetiDn four
teen, containing one hundred and sixty and
74I109 acres. 18th. The northeast quarter of
southwest quarter of section No. SO, in township
No. s, south of range No. 2 east, containing thif-
LYNNE and 12tIO0 acres. 8th, The east half of
northeast quarter of section No. /, township 6,
south Of range No. 2 east, containing seventy
nine and 36I100 acres, with the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit,
~Terms-Cash on the spot. Fob e.
feb % E.. o. HAYES, Sheriff.
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Amelia Lessassier,- wife, VS.. Gustave Donate,
Observation-Disclosures Court, st. L~andry.-S0.
1866. ~ gay.a.as
In the above entitled suit the plaintiff wife OF
t~hedefendant h~ayingfuliy est ahlished by eompe-
tent proof that her husband had received for her
and converted to his own use, money and other
property to the amount of two thousand seven
il appearing further that the said defendant Is
much embarrassed in his affairs, and the law o.
well as the evidence being IN ~fayorof piatntia,
1t il ordered. adjudged and decreed that sfle
bc,separated III property from her said husband,
and that she have Judgment against him for the
sum of two thousand seven hundred and ten
dollars and tifty-nine cents, with tive per cent
yearly interest from this date till paid.
Done, read and signed in open court this 9th
February, 1874.
8th Judicial District.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Estate Of eliza McDanier-No. $40

Estate of Eliza Mc Daniel-No. 37O7.
pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-WHEREAS
A Zachary T. Oliver, OF the Parish of St.
Landry, has applied by his petition to be ap-
pointed administrator of the Estate OF Eliza
Mcdaniel, deceased, late of said parish:
Therefore, any person intending to make OPP
position to said appointment, will file tho Same
in writing in my office, in the town of Opelonsas,
within ten days from the present notice,
w. 4. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Kenneth Bnillio vs.. Adam Dunbar.

MAGISTRATES COURT, TWELFTH WARD,
~ st. Landry.-No. by virtue of d wri,
Of tteri facias. Issued by Hon. James Curley,
Justice of the Peace, Of the Twelfth Ward of the
Parish OF st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
and TO me directed, I will proceed to sell 1t
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
office of the said Justice, in this parish, on
TUESDAY, March 10th, 1874, ut II O'Clock.
A. NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
One hay horse.
Seized in the above suit E~s<..--
Terms-Cash on the spot.
+. S. THOMAS, Dry Constable.
feb %
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Estate of CIeonise Z. O. Pftre.-No.

CTATE OF LOUIsIAGA-PARIsH COURT,
~ st. Landry.-Whereas, Henry Bearegard, OF
the Parish of st. Landry, Administrator Of tile
estate of Cleonise L. G. Pitre, deceased, having
filed a tableau of classification of the debts Of
said estate, accompanied by his petition praying
for the honlologation of the same
And whereas the prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court, bearing date
FEBRUARY 21st, 1874.
Now, &herefQfe notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tableau u writing at my office in the town Of
0pelousas. within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be h~omoiogated
and confirmed.
W. A. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
feb 27-lb
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Succession de CIeonise L. c. Pitre.-No

"FeE@HEs#s FF%= HxoAz #H.=4#EEEE
FTAT DE La LOUIsTANE.-COUR DE PA.
- roisses ST. Landry.-Attendu que Henry
B~eauregard, de In Pareisse st. Landry, admin
i~stratenr de La succession de C1eonise Z. C. Pitre,
decedee, aysnt enregistre IN tableau de elassih.
cation DIES dettes de Ia dite succession, accom-
payne dune petition de1nandant Phomoiogation
dieeluti
Et attendu qufl q etc fat droit a la demande
de 10 dite petition par u n or(lre de la Cour en-
date du+21 FeEEier, 1874.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donns
aux interesses dams cette succession. d'ayoir a
faire opposition, 81 aucnne lis ont, par ecrit, i
naae9H hllFeau dams Ia vile d'0nslousas,. dams les
aelais aecor9es par Ia loi, ~poufqnoilc ditJabIeau
ne serait pas appfoQye ct hoElolpgue.
". 4, ROBERTSON, Grefier.
eYfeF
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A swelling captain of a Mississippi
boat squared up to a rather noisy pas
senger, and, in the hearing of all, ex-
claimed. "Sir, one of two things yon
must do-keep quiet or leave this boat"
The tipsy wag walked clear around the
captains %protruding. abdomen, cycling
him all over, and said:
Captain, one of three things you
must do-work more, eat less or bust
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broken HEARTs.-B BUT, Doctor
some ronaantic ma is ready to exclaifn,
ssdOn't you know hefrtR may le brO-
ken N My dear, / read about broken
hearts forty years ago in mr first n0y-
81, ana 1T has formed basis Of all roman
ces since that day. TWenty-liyb years
sinceI had q fair young patient who
was intending to die Of d broken heart.
Iulet her n week since rejoicing over
fbe marriage Of her oldest daughter.
Sic was fat, fair, and fgaess over fortyt
This II the only case Of u broken heart
n have met in thirty years practice, !
assure you madam the heart IL q pretty
tough organ.
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Kenneth Baltic VS.. Adam Dunbar

YOUR DE MAGIsTRAT. DOUZIEME AR
dun writ de tieri facias, lance par PHouorable
James Curley, Jlge de Paix, DOuzieme Arron-
basement, st. Landry, dams le process cf-dessus
public, au plus offrant ench6risseur, au bureau
du dit Magistrat, en- cette paroisse, lie MARDT,
10 Mrs, 1874, aenae heafes du .matin, In pros
prlGt6 ci-apreS decritc, savoir:
I'm eheVal bal. "a EF -F~s rs 80
Saisi dams lie process ci-dessus.
COnditiOns-Conptant.
@ r. S. THOMAS, Dep. Constable.
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Al man who had missed his way over
took Il boy going with a pot of tar to
gMark his masters sheep. He asked
~ 50 many turnings that lie agreed to
take tle boy behind him on bis horse,
Finding the boy port and docile, he
gaye him some Wholesome advice,
adding occasionally, Z Mark me WeIl,
my boy. 4 Yes, sir, Idp.r He repea-
ted tile Injunction so often that the boy
ut last cried out, /" Icanna mark ye ony
mai, as The tar hR glen oes.
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An Editor and his wife were walking
ont in the bright moonlight nneeyening,
Lake oil editors wives. she was OF an ex-
ceedinglv poetic nature, and said to her
mateg Notice tllatmooni How bright
and calm and beautifnIa aCouldn;t
think Of noticing it, returned the editor
"f0raRYthing less than the usual rates.
n dollar and fifty cents f0rtwelve linea.n
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N2,U4I d
Holm pOSEN
tSigned}

Treasurer and Collector.
The petition OF d. ROos. Esq, was presented,
praying TO have warrant No. 1913, for $40, dated
Sept. 1st, 1873, ISSUED to H. Hayes, transferred
renewed on account of the same having been
lost or mislaid. 1t is ordered that q new war-
rant issuein lieu of the original, which, if re-
produced, shall be cancelled as null and void.
There being no further business, on motion
the Board adjourned.
II. LATOUR, President.
Attest: JOHS POsEY, Clerk pro tenn. .
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.

A NNUAL MEETENG.-THE ANNUAL
"A meeting of Hope Hook and Ladder Com
the Courthouse. Opelousas, on Monday March,
Cd, 1874, at 7 O'Clock T. NJ. A full attendance is
requested.
+. J. HUNDLEY, Foreman.
c. MoRNHINvEG. JR.. Secretary. -
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Proceeding. of the Police jury

MONDAY, December 18th, 1873
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Messrs. IT, Chacnerc, T. s. Fontenot.
II. DuriO and TheOdule FontenOt.
IN motion, Mr.. T. {, Chucher6 was called to
the chair.
The minutes of the previous meetings we're
On motion of Mr.. T. S. Fontenot, resolved,
that at a meeting OF the Police Jury of the Parish
Of st. Landry, to be held on the fourth Monday
in January, 1874. being the Goth day of said
month, the amount of taxes to be LEVIED and
assessed on said parish. for the services of the
year 1873, shall then be fixed and determined.
Resolved, that the following is the estimate
exhibiting the various items of expenditure
necessary for the services of the year 1879, and
that the said estimate be published at least
thirty days before the amount of the AK shall
be fixed and determined, us the law requires:
Pay of officers of the Police Jury, t0-wit Clerk,
Treasurer, Physician, Attorney. Printer, Con
stable, Road Inspector and Auditor. : $500
Pay OF members 1000
Sherif7s salary, (see Act No. 1865, of 1860 600
Clerks salary, tsee ACs No. 165, of 1861 400
Contingent expenses 1000
Existing 10000
Magistrates fees in criminal eases..... 5000
Constables fees in criminal cases...-. $500
Witness feeR i'll criminal cases before
magistrates 1000
Maintenance of prisoners in parish Jail. 6,0OO
Pay OF Grand and Petit Jurors Spring
term Of Court 1000
Pay of Grand and Petit Jurors Fall
term of Court 1000
Sheriff for summ0ning the same. 600
Fees of witnesses i'll criminal cases, Dis
trict Court GEO
Pay OF District Attorney for convictions 500
transportation of prisoners to the PEN
i~tentiary 500
Pay for extra printing 800
Sheritf's fees in criminal cases ..... 1000
Sheritf'S fees for attendance on Supreme,
District and Parish Court 900
Construction OF public works.;-.-..... $4,000
Pay OF road oversecrs and maintaining
public road 1000
JOHN ROY, President.
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n F17te copy.

February nth. 1871.
I hereby certify that the within was this day
recorded in Mortgage Book No. Is, page 5lf, In
testimony whereof | hereto set my hand ana
atfix the seal of my office.
JOHN Y. OGDEN, Dep. Recorder.
p Yah 14-qE
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The above rates will be taken In estimating
the values of all foreign merchandise made out
In any Of said currencies, imported on or after
January i, 1874, but will not be applied to goods
imported before that day.
am, very respectfully,
WA. a. RICHARDsoE, Secretary,
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osEz ME- 4. Gu1DRY, Dep. Clerk.

0PELQUsAs, February nth. 1874.
/ hereby certify that the within was this day
recorded in Mortgage Book. No. Is, page, 5ll. In
testimony whereof hereto sign my name and
afix the seal of my Office.
JOHN Y. OGDEN, Dep. Recorder,
fab 12-9t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JUDGMENT.

Arena Beraud, wife. vs.. AGhille Dnpre, nus,
band.-Distriot Court, st. Landry.-So. 1878.
IN the above entitled suit the plaintiff, Azema
tablished by competent proof all the allegations
of her petition, and the law and evidence being
i'll her favor.
1t Is ordered, adjudged and decreed that she
be separated in property from her said husband,
hat she have Judgment against her said hus-
band, and recover from him the amount claimed
in her petition, viz: the sum Of fourteen tl0us-
and nine hundred and fifty and 35LlOO dollars,
with five per cent yearly interest thereon from
judicial demand that her legal mortgage ON the
property of the defendant be recognized and en-
ruary, 1878, and that defendant pay the costs Of
suit. z.a s.s4z.
Done, read and signed in open court, this 9Th
JOHN J.. MORGAN, Judge
9Th judicial District, La.
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Circular TO Collectors Of Customs and
T" Others.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

J' TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
Washington, d. c.. December 20, 1878. :
ls7S-Department No. 146-seeretary's Office.
The following list of standard values of foreign
cHrFencies in the money ~accounto OF the United
States will be used in the computation of Gus
tom duties from and after the first day of Jan
uary, 1874, and until otherwise provided by law
and regulations, viz: .TF55 .
FOREIGN n OF ACCOUNT Ant THEIR VAL
UEs IN UNITED STATES MONEY OF ACCOUNT
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LForaerly d Opelousaa.f

She will be happy TO afford all her friends and
acquaintance and others visiting the CITY, with
erhte terms:
Board and lodging per month. $50 90
week .....a 10 90
" daF ! 50
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ONEzINE 4. GUIDRY, Dep. Grefier.
OpELoUsAs. 10 Fevrjer. 1877.

O~PELOUsAS, 10 Fevrier, 1874.
Je, par lie present, certif1e que lie iugement eli
deSsus Il etc, &c jour, enregistr6 dams le livrc
d'HypOtheque No. Is, page 524, enfoi de Quoi TAI
oppose ma signature ct lie sceau de mon bureau.
JOHN n. OGDEN, Dep. Recordeur.
Of fey
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Al GOVERNOR MAI BIZ CONGRESSMAN.
In the United States Senate recently,
after the roll call had been completed,
Mr.. Robertson said he bud noticed that
the Clerk continued To call the nanIe Of
Mfr. Ames, Of Mississippi, on the roll. Il
was lis impression that Mr.. Ames had
vacated his seat in tile Senate by accept
ing the office Of G~overn0rof Mississippi.
The Chair (Mr. GarpenterS remarked
that the Senate had received M official
notification 0f the fact, and the Chair
Ind no power to direct the omission OF
the name from the call. The fact was,
however, that d Governor of Il State
might be d member of Congress.
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1t Is reported that too or three of the
performers Of the Mysticke Krewe Of
Cofnus died of ~apoplexy in New Orleans
immnediateiy after last Mardi-G ras.
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EpLANTATEON FOR sALE.-sTTT

IL ted on Bayou T6che, six miles from Opelou-
sas and three from Barry's Landing. contains
about $50 arpeuts, 70 arpents fenced and cleared.
balance woodland, has q new and c~omm0dious
dwelling house and two4eahins. For terms, APP
ply at this Office. 2%f feb 2f-tft
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ROARDENG.


DRHVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
No. 2s4 Camp street, n. O., La.
kept by Mrs. Rebecca Porter,
Formerly Of opelousast
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TUESDAY. February ). 1s7.

Proceedings Of the Beard Of Polfce Of
srae Tovysa Or OpeROmaas.
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The New Orleans Times says there
are about nine thousand-4000 white and
5000 colored persons in that city who are
destitute or have no permanent means
of support beyond their daily labor;
that tsof this number perhaps from
twelve to fifteen hundred are daily en-
ployed upon the leVee as laborers, leav-
ing a surplus Of about eight thousand
idle men entirely destitute and depend
emit upon charity on their wits for their
daily sustenance.n
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The Public Debt.

The public debt statemento of the Uni
ted States has just been issued, of which
the following is a recapitulation:
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IN CUIIErtaDIC IN curTNnCy IA
z: lou VIII also proceed with the collection III
utllnqucnt taxes on the rolls in your possessinn
as the same are now carried out thereon IN,
whole being twenty-One and one half mills ~
inns amount the following must be collected in
currency only. tn-wit: IA
so,oo, ,ru, Mills.
I TNH'o l"ho-- .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-05-21

John Hepner, of Reading, Penn. claims
to be the father Of forty-one children, by
three wives.
The mother Of George Gordon, the sixth
Earl Of Aberdeen. who was lest at sea in
1870. has gwen 81 800 TO the Americar
Seamen's Friend Society at Boston for the
purchase of books to be put on board YES
sells.
Blind Dan" q Louisville beggar. who
stoed on The street corners FIR eighteen
years. asking the passing crowd to pity
the bind" died last week. sad instead of
q reputed fortune of $25, 900, his estate
was found to be worth only about $1,000
Part OF this was two cottages, for winch be
received forty dollars q month.
Professor Tyndall, who has been staying
with Sir John Coobock's party at Fresh
water. Isle Of Wight. wss missed one d.,
last week and on search being made fo-
hIn be was found up cliff, where be had
climbed IN search Of geological specimens.
A rope was procured, and the Professor
was rescued.
Four Of the six officers of the Turkish
army, who have been living in Providence
Rhode leland, attending TO the gun con-
tracts with the Providence Tool Company
have gone l New Haven, where they
have been apPrsnLlced to a large mAnufac-
turer 10 thoroughly learh the business Of
making guns and other mechanical work
The Turks are young men, wealthy and
influential In their own country, and very
industrious and PerseveTIng IN their eff
forts TO acquire the United States Ian
guage.
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Mar.hal serrnno intends 70 reorganize


Marshal Serrnno intends to reorganize
the Spanish Cabinet
The vines in France have been damaged
by the late frosts.
The Emperor of Russia will leave Stuff
CART Monday for England.
Marshal Ssrrano will take eight days in
which to study the political crisis In
Madrid.
Fires are raging in the woods in manv
parts of Michigan ard Canada. Much
v~AluAole lumber has been destroyed.
The corner stone Of the Brookly n Church
I Of the Scored Heart was laid Sunday by
the Bisnop OF Brooklyn.
Cotton was higher on Saturday, but
general trade dull and prices unsettled
| Frelghts were 6rmer and moderately &C
tive.
Governor Baxter refuses to accede to
Attorney General WIllIams's proposition
for & settlement of the Arkansas difficulty.
Brooks has accepted the proposition.
The coal operators in the Hooking and
Strsitsville regions rave asked the Gov
ernor of Ohio to order out the militia 10
prevent the striking men from interfering
with the non-unIOn men.
The Governor OF North Carolina gives
notice that SIS 900 will be paid for the de
livery of Genenral M. S. Llttlefeld, VIII"
Is charged with %swinding, to the Sheriff
oil Runcombe county.
1t1s announced that the Court of In
quiry in the case of General o y. How
I'D has failed to find any charges against
him.
The House of Representatives at Wash
rngton last Saturday debated the Indian
Appropriation bull in the Committee of
he Whole.
Destructive fires are reported as raging
in the woods Oh the woods on the lines Of
several railroads in Minnesota
The Standard Office al Schulervllle. N
Y, was broken into early Saturday morn
ng. the forms pied" and other damage
CLONE.
The damage done by the ice at Quebec
on Friday will amount TO = loss of $500,
900.
The Pennsylvania Legislature SATURDAY.
un-n m lusly adopted a resolution asking
The President to appoint a hoard to re
FAMINE the procee iiDgs in the case of FItz
John Porter.
Mr James Wright. a railroad con rae
tor. was robbed of IS $50 at New Haven
Conn on Friday night. He was a pas
4eng-r on the B sion express, and left the
saichel containing the money in the care
# q chance acquaintance.
=. A Haynes. a colored mail agent at
Wilmington; N c., has been sentenced to
Four years imprisonment for robblng the
mails He IL n brother of the Secretary of
State of South Carolina
The Carllsrs are gradually abandoning
their cause in N"rIhern Spain, although
D N Carlos and General Enc are reported
70 beat Durango. thirteen miles southeast
II Bllbna
The Brooks and Baxter factions had a
SkIrmish in Little Rock Saturday. Street
firing aud barbados were INDUCED in
The Federal troops proceeded at eHce to
The scana of the fight, and are in position
10 prevent q resumption of hestilities.
The United States Senate considered the
Gsneva Award bill Friday, and referred
the late Senator Summers resolutions in
regard to international arbitration to the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
The Oariists under Don Alphonse have
be-n again defeated by the Republicans
with heavy loss Bilooa has been ~rsvict-
uAl-d aud General Clncha's command re
mains In the city for the present.