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THE REQUEST GRANTED.

WASHINGTON, August is, 1875
The Secretary Of War has made favorable response
to the petition from Memphis for . supply OF ,ents
to shelter the poor people OF tha, oty in the country
although, as he statos In his telegram, there
is no Law for such proceeding other than the law OF
humanity. TIE proper officers will be Instructed to
supply the tents aud othos government property
asked for
WILL STICK TO MS Posr. .
The following despatch was received at the Post
onhco Department to-day
MEMPHIS, August Is, 1878.
hon. D. N. ky, r. N. c. -
Yellow lever bad hors, and great demora izltion
prevails, bot propose 70 see u through, ana only
ask your authority Tor iulI power 10 act OF
emergency. X. A. THOMPSON, 4. NJ
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
TUE STEAMER sPsEpweLL

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August Is. 1873
The United States steamer Speedwell has left lhn
Navy Yard moro fully equipped than ever before, "a
operations In the interest OF tho Fish Commis.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE wEAraxn YEsrrnnAx

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-iour hours In CON.
psrson with the corresponding dato OF last year, as
HKRALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway: -
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MOLLY MAGUIRE CONVICTED.
[py TELxaRAPH 10 THE HERALD. I

sussuRr, Pa, August Is, 1878
Peter McNanus, charged with tho murder Of Frsds.
rick Hesser, was to-day convicted OF mur.
dor IN the nsst degree. The trial has been
going on for the past eight days, ana has
created the greatest excitement. Mr. Hesssr
at tho time be was murdered was night watchman q.
the Hickory swamp Coisry at Coal Run. aud mad or
cited tie hatred OF the Organization known a. tho
Molly Maguircs tor tho active pars he took ia tho
prosecution OF oi les members who committed a
murder
Ef EVIDENCE
McManus was body master OF tho organization nj
the tme OF Hesser's murder, and the eyIusnce IN
showed that no pat up the job and pars,o,-
pAtod IN Tho murder Ono witness testified 10 overhsar
inq McManus aocomplico named U,Nel t.Ik lns
OF The murder IN the mines aud congrAtulainr eaci
o.ber on the csanness oI the job OMEN N Al pres-
ent tho jail at th 10 place, ana 10 expected he VIII
squsal before the end Of The week. MoManus makes
the twenty frst Molly Mcguire eonvicted OF mufacr
Ia Ihe hTst dsgfea
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
Progress Of the Oontagion in the
Mississippi Valley.
Nearly One Hundred New Cases in New Or
leans, with Sixteen Deaths.
Help for the Grenada and Mem
phis. Sufferers.
PRECAUTIONS IN THE RIVER TOWNS

NEW ORLEASs, La, August Is. 1873
Ninety-eight new cases Of yellow fever have been
reported to-day, with sixteen deaths.
Vi the deaths reported to-day seven were children
under i've years, one was eight, fourteen
whose age was not given.
The Tines, speaking edtoraiIy, suys-ssomo OF the
remarkable features that characterize tho fever IN
incipiency continue to charactsrize 1t now IN
what may be regarded as It's natural and
developed form. Fully sixty per cent OF
the deaths 10 OF foreigners or unacclmaled
people and fully scventy-dve per OF the remain
DER u Of Children IL Is very rarely that we notice
tbe deaih OF an adult born here who
had lived hero any icngtn Of lin, and OF
whom It can DO said that he or she re-
ceived even moderate attention. Instances OF this
sort constitute exceptions to very marked general
rule Indeed, leaving strangers and those persons
whose habits OF iio render them especially iab,e 10
maarial influences, the sickness be desoting
itsolf especially TO chdrsn time goes on this
feature becomes moro conspicuous and juslines the
sheory that tho fever may be looked upon as having
declared itself II Is true that good many naive
adults have been affected. but tho atlack in nearly
every instance has been light ana manageable, and
but for the scare would hardly have excited CON-
ment SO lar IL Is distinctly the childrcn's year
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE scoURaE AT GRENADA.


GRENADA, Miss, August 10. 1875.
Sixteen experienced nursos, IN charge OF Drs Man
deville and vcazio arrived yesterday morning from
New Orleans. The nurses quickly assigned 10
afflicted families. The type of disease Is pro-
nounced malignant md is spreading. Ten twelve
cases have appeared aud deaths reported
last twenty-iour hours. There are fully one hundred
aud twenty Ave cases The white population is now
reduced TO TOO Mono OF the old cases have yet 70.
covered. The brave and self-sacrilcing doctors OF
Now Orleans, assisted by the resident physicians
are doing noble work, and grateful hearts go out to
them and to the generous cilIzens OF Now Orleans
this hour Of affection.
MEMPHIS PARaLYzED ny THE PEsrILENcE.
MEMPnIs, Tenn. August 10, 1873
Thrty-thres new OF yellow evor and SIX deaths
were reported between nine O'Clock last night and
nine O'Clock tonight The Memphis and Grenada and
Memphis aud Little Rock railroads have stopped run
ming trains Nearly all towns In all directions
quarantined agdinst Several OF the largest bust
ness houses IN the city viii close tomorrow and
remain closed until alter frost comes Gaston's anc
the Commercial Hotel closed to-day. Tho Masons and
Odd Fellows have gone to work, and arc doing much
good. Considerable excitement prevails. Thousands
OF persons have lett the city, and overy train Ia
loaded down.
TENTS nATIoxs ASKED FOR.
The following telegram was sent this morniug:-
To Hon. GEoRG. W. McCsARY, Secretary OF War,
Washington, d. g. -
Death Is making rapid strides th ugh our streeta
Towns have quarantinod against us. Can you not
order l.0c0 tonts into which 20 remove tho poorr
r. +. PATTERSON,
.' Collector Internal Revenuo
X. A. THOMSON,
Postmaster.
since the above was soDt Postmaster Thompson
sent another telegram asking for ratons, with u view
OF supplying and Rotung all the poor people out OF
town.
Twonty-scvcn aud six dcaths have been
reported In the last twenty -four hours.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE SARATOGA AT NEWPORT.

THE SARATOGA AT NEWPORT.
PROVIDENCE, L., August 15, 1875
At Newport this noon Commodore Parker, of the
United states snip Consolidated, paid official
visit TO the Saratoga and was received with salute
Of eleven guns.
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NEW CASTS AT vIcKsBUnG.

-r Vn'ksBURG, MISS, August 15, 1873
The Health Officer reported two OF yellow
fever in tho city to-day.
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ysX CABLE TO THE HERALD1
,tr LONDON, August IL, 1878.
Advices received by the way Of Constantinople
say that General Szapary's division OF the Austrian
Army OF Occupation was defeated near Tuzla on
the 1lth Of August, after battle which lasted
twelve hours. l.rl- i.at l-.-L VI VI.
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An ENCOURAGING REPORT.

a Ponr EADs, La, August 10, 1873
There are threo new cases here No deaths since
last report. DR.. Stone reports cases are 10
tho main doing we'll
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
PRETTY MOUTHS

PURIFY GARMENTS AND LINEN USED IN THR
sick with GLESS's SULPHUR Soar
The New York herald., 1878-08-16

A.-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER A. srEPHANI A co, ~ New st. sole
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FLORILINE.

Prepared by HENRY G. GALLUP, No 4e3 Oxford st..
ond,n, England. aud retaed everywhere Is .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
STEALING SHOES.

An arrest by tho police OF Williamsburg 10 Ridley's
store Grand street, IN this cry yesterday led 10
the recovery OF s5l2 worth Of chdrens oes In the
store OF Theodore Dow, No. 80 Fourth street. WILL
hamburg. Lsfgc quantities Of the shoes had been
missed, and Mr.. Launsbery, ono OF tho urn, sus.
pcctcd William II. Granger, one OF the statesmen, as
the thief When accused he confessed that he had
been nllfng his pockets every nignt Tor eighteen
months ana as soon he mad basketful, by repre-.
them 10 Mr.. Dow and ontracted TO supply him reg
uiarIy selling mt small fraction under market rates.
over Two hundred and forty pairs were dcntined by
Mr.. Lounsbery IN the store OF Mr.. Dow, who was
thunaerstruck At tho discovery. Granger was then
arrested by Detectives Short ana Holland ana locked
up the Fourth street station house, Williamsburg.
He resides with q consumptive lie and TOUR children
NJ No. 21S Montgomery street. Jersey City, pleads
that salary oil Sl5 not enough " support them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
STARVING sEAMEy.

Thomas Plor and three other sailors Of tho Amer.
lean brig Mary h. Pencil. OF which A. NJ Lalghtoa 10
captain. brought suit against latter for compensa
tion Tor being deprived during tho voyage from
Spanish por, to this city Of the food directed BY law
TO be furnished them. The voyage occupied nity.
three days The was tried before United States
Shipping Commissioner Duncan yesterday. The evil
dcnce showed that instead OF rcceiving the proper
quantity of saitcd beef and pork bread no1r sugar.
moasses tea coffee and peas Tor about ten days, the
sailors had received only about hall their proper al.
lowance OF meat and Tor forty days no meat what
ever The only food furnished them during tho
greater part OF the voyage hard bread and and
coffee without milk or sugar. The Commissioner
awarded TO each OF the sailors $50 damages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
TAR NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.

To rnK Enron HgRALp:-
The following Is extract editorial In the
HERALD OF February 10, ls77:-"rhe history OF rail-
road enterprises IN any country does not contain u
more dsgracolui instance OF prolonged aud deliber
ate deception pursued by tho management toward
conndiug stockholders than that presented by the
vesteaion OF the affairs OF tho New Jersey Central
Railroad which we present to-day" Tho Journal Of
Commerce OF tho same date said at Is Startling
EXHIBIT, and the allegations OF fraud aud mismsna
ment snoud be promptly reiuted II iaise."
The charges then made have never Ueen answered.
Ia the report by the receiver and ned with
the authorities OF the state oil New Jersey Tor he
1877 the value OF the total equipment oil the road is
put down 81 s5l $40. In the report made By John
Taylor johnston 70 the shareholders, september 3,
1916 the ecu pment was set down 1T IS 425 900 Tue
coal ears alone are valued At 81 $50 OOO. VIII some
one explain this discrepancy between the two
ports Yet the old management 10 now asking tho
unfortunate stockholders 10 pay $40 share aud trust
them again. STOCKHOLDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
ANSWER.
The AMERICAN POPULAR LIFE INSURANCE.
ANSWER.


MPANY.
REcgIvKR's orrfos or AMERICAS PoruLAR)
LFg INSURANCE. COMPANY. !
NEW York, Aprii IL, ISIS.
TO the EDIroR rHE HERALD.-
In answer to "Anxious Policy Holder" and fer
tho Information OF others Interested In the
assets Of the late American Popular Lie In
surance Company, 1 bog to state that there are
at present two obstacles TO the payment OF div.
dcnd First death claims; "Do such take precedence
oil other claimsf" This question ~ now before the
Court Of Appcas awaiting decision. Second the re-
teption by the Superntendent OF the Insurance De-
partmcnt OF the principal asset of the
pany--vIx, 500 900 IN United states bonds.
The superintendent very properly delays trans
ferrng these bonds nv possession until
he do IN accordance with AS tho statutes
vague on this point 10 probable special act OF
the Legislature Will be required TO determine ~.
Uns these Two matters are setlIed dividend be
made THIS VIII, trust, satisfy all creditors that
am In nowise responsible Tor present delay
4. z LAURENCE, Recsiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
COMPOSITION OF JURIEs.

To THE EDITOR OF HEKALD:-
There seems to be much complaint In regard to our
jury system Much Of this would be obviated II the
Commissioner OF Jurors would select from our ci,i-
Of Intelligence who engaged In minor
business pursuits, who would serve without being
hned Tor non-atteG danca As ~ 10 now the Commas
soner seems TO select two classes to summon;
rich and engaged In such extensive business opera
lions that ratner than attend jurymen they will
pay the nne; another class iintsrate or so
lied by Ignorance as 10 DO unnt 10 understand law
evidence. JUSTICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13

TO rnE EDIroR OF rHs HkRALD:-
There doubt worthy persons engaged IN
peddng BOOKS aud various wares, and u is hard thar
tho innocent should have to suner with the guilty.
but thcits IRON oincss by ostensible peders
coming SO common and SO annoying chat there seems
alternative but TO deny abundance to tho entire
craft To-day (fhursday), IN q buaing not lar from
tho HERALD Office, two vfces were entered ny false
Keys during tho temporary absence Of the occupants
drawers and desks were iorced and the contens
strcwn around, indicating hurried search for such
vauabes could DO convention ny secreted carried
away. When these people get fu. AZ they do and will,
OF all the vigilance
tenants should not buy the least thing Of them,
instead should report them ~ 10 those IA
OF the building SUFFERER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13

To rHx EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
BY what authority do the Commissioners OF this
district licenses for passenger Steamers
to men who never had aDy experience IN the manage
ment OF sailing or steam vsssssf A number OF tho
Hudson River passenger steamers are commanded by
Of experience in the handling Of SAILING or
steam vesselS-men VINO are not capable OF taking
charge OF their steamers IN q case OF emergency.
tins Of affairs ought 10 BIO brought 10 tho
notice Of the Secretary Of tho Treasury. JUSTICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
A RELIC GONE.

To THE EDiroR or THE HERALD:-
some tns during last wia,er, think In December,
! took walk from Weehawksn to hoooken ana dis
tinctly remember seeing the old cedar tree beneath
boughs the fatal cusI was fought between Burr
and Hamilton. Yesterday (Aprii 0, 1879 took the
walk, but the tree gone. Ths venerable relic
STOOD about Two hunursd yard south OF The toll gate
aud the cast side Of the railroad track. IL la
nobody's way, and those " no cut 10 down must have
been aciuated by pure spirit Of Can
any cf your correspondents say when the old tree
cut DOWN j. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
A CURIOUS SCHOOL RULE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-- agg
WHAT is the proper course 10 pursue under the fol-
lowing clrcumstancesf Ny boy, SIX Anda halt years
Old attended the public school In seventy hnh street.
between Second and Third avenues, until Monday
afternoon. April l. when he was detained home
count OF sicKness unt Wednesday ApriI 10, when no
again attended, and was discharged from the school
IN consequences Of absence caused by illness am
very sLx,ous 10 get him 10 the school again. WHAT
shall dor #M eve W. H. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
THE s1xprNsx SAVINGS BANK.

To rHE EDrroR THE HERALD:-
see In The compliant Book" every day or two
something about the Sxpenuv Savings Bank. have
got over So 900 deposited tncre and willing TO
take ninety per cent OF It. and one Of tho victims
suggested through Jour "Compiant Book" on THURS
dny morning, think II good idea 10 open book
have all The dep0sitors sgn tner
ned take ninety cent; Or let some OF The direc
tors buy up books that noiusrs willing
sell DEP0SlIOR-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
WANTED. SOME LrrEBoArs.

To TIE EDiroR HERALD--
Where IL the Public Works Commissioner or his
inspectors. VINO ought TO be NJ Fulton aud south
stree.s the ferry. TO paddle passengers across
pond Of which the sewers cans carry or? The
city should provids two lIieboats Tor occasions
like to-day lfhurscsyb wnsn people have TO pass
single nle over = PLANK thrown across the pond Wy
some philanthropc Dutcner or nsn dealer New York
snouia locate It's ponus In more eligible situations
notify bkUOkLYNIrES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
MRS. RooNEY'S COMPLAINT.

la the Fiysevsnsh street Police Court, yesterday.
Mrs. Julis Rooney, Of No. 2Io East Tweniy-sixih
street, accused her husband John OF having beaten
her iu outrageous manner, at their residence, on
last Mondav night. Judge smith committed the
for slx months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
IMMORAL SONGS.

10 THE EDrroR OF THE dxxALD:-
call the attention OF the Captain Of tho Sixteenth
precinct the outrageous conduct OF some young
and girls who, they pass through Twcn
Seventh avenue every night or early In the
Ing disturb the peighDorhood by singing the
songs. am not Put tanlcAl but most decidedly
object wives ana sisters being compelled 70 listen
10 tnese people J. X
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13

fNoTs.-Letsers intended for this column must DO
ACCOMPANIED BY the writer's full and address to
insure attention. Compliments who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply time In writing.
Write only ON one side OF the psper.-ED. HERALD.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
THE BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.

THE BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS BANK.
To THE EDIrox OF THE HERALD
Can you inform depostor Of the broken Bowling
Green savings Bank II receiver Will make another
d,vidends He has receivod about $50 900 July,
1873 II about time he dd something, or must the
dsposors apply 10 The courts 10 compel him 70 acs
DEPOSIT0R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
INTERVIEWING TRAVEL.

To THE EDITOR OF The HERALD
Why cannot the ronwork OF the Third Avenue Ele-
waited Railroad be delivered at night time not 10
impede the horse traveif This Thursday alter
noon, the OF Third aver and twenty third
street. the cars were delayed so long writer
missed the three +. NJ. express Tor New Haven:
TRAVELLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
PooR JACK.

To THE EDITOR or THE HYRALD:-
Are the small shipping Offices In South and West
streets authorized by the Shipping acts II why
was the shipping Exchange buillf The act says thar
the charge for shipping and discharge shall be Ary
cents, but the South street Offices we
charged from So to IS, and We do not pay 1t we can
not 70 to except IN British vessels. SAILOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-13
A STEAMBOAT INQUIRY.

To TIE EDlroR or THE HERALD:-
would like 10 ask she Aorrisanta Steamboat
Company II ths steam chimney Of their boat
Shay Side bad order and II that Is not the
reason she carries only twenty-five pounds OF steam
and '.shut orr on hurried trips when she Is
allowed forty-hye pounds. X.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-04
Ceux qui ont des
terreS q vendre.
attention.

Messrs: F. Armant G. Gle, 70
Rue du Camp, Nlle-Orltans sout
prets publier gratis sur lcur pam
phlet, concernant les Tcr9ovnntes
Paroisses de Ia Lo,isiane. l'osTre on
vente de toutes terres ct proprit-
tes conformement a la description
qui sera donnee a f. Montague i
Abbeville. seul agent de Messrs.
r. Armant & Gle pour la paroisse
Vermillon.
Aucune vente n'etant cffectu6o
les propprietaires n'aura ent ricn
a payer pour frais de publications.
mals dams lie cas- contraire lis paie,
ront une commission reasonable
convene d'avance par contrat.-
Pour plus de detail adres.ez vous
dlrectement a NJ. Ernest Montapne
'eul agent pour la paroisse Yer,
million de la maison T. Armaut e.
Gle, Bureau des Terrcs ct dim.
E. MoNTAGNt..
AbbeviIle, Vermillon.
21 Juliet II. .
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LIZ COLECTEUR DE LII
DOU.A.NE

Gull Sc soft passe de:ja plus dur
an depuis inauguration de Mr.
Hayes a la pr6sidence, ct que, de
ruis ce temps-la, il matt su trouyer
personne pour remplir les deux
places les plus importantes peut-
etre de l'Etat, celles de collecteur
de la doune de New-York ct de
la Nouvelle- Orleans, quill ait lais-
Sc sciemment en- souffrance ces
deux grands services administra-
tits; VOLTA reellement qui confond.
Et pourquoi celia :? Pour ne pas
rompre ouvertement avec tel ou
lei parn pour menager telles ou
telles individualites qui ne de.
vraient avoir rien a voir dams de
pareilles questions administrative:
parce que la politique Sc fourre
partout, la surtout d'ou ellie de-
vrait .etre bannie. Et c'est ainsi
que Mr.. Hayes entend la reforme
du service civil, au nom de laquelle
il pris possession du pouvoir
executif
Enfln, nous apprenons que le
president envoye au s6nat lie
'om de Mr.. Georges L. Smith
'omme collector de la douane de
a Nouvelle Orleans. Est-ce pour
n tinlr une bonne fois GU bien,
'est-ce que pour provoquer un
ouveau vote negatif du senat ct
=, encore le stafu quo p
j'est ce que nous saurons bientot.
/ Propagateur Catholique.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-04
FUNERAILLEs DUN EIEpH.N,

; FUNERA1LLEs DUN ELEPHANT
BLANc.--Les journaux des Indes
anglalses nous apprennent la mort
dune des idoles yivantes de Siam
LIE plus vieux des elephants blancs,
qul etait ne en- 177O, est mort
dams son temple a Bangkok, au
mols dc novembre dernier. On
salt que cette fameuse divinite al
blnos. devant laQuelle tout un peu-
pie s'incline, est lembleme du row
aume de Siam. On Phonore des
plus beanx presents car les In
dlens, prevents de lidee de la me-
tempsychose, croient aujonrd'hui
encore qu'un animal aussi majestu-
enx ne peut etre anime Que par
Pesprit dun dieu ou dun empe-
reur. Chaque elephant blanc
possede son palais, une vaisselle
dor ct des harnais tout resplen-
dlssants de pierreries. Plusieurs
mandarins sont attaches a son SER
vice ct lie nourrissent de gateaux
ct de cannes a sucre. LIE roi de
Siam est lie seul parsonage de-
want lequel il f6chisse le genou.
ce salut lui est rendu par le mon
arqne.
On a fait a l'idoIe defunte de
magnifiqnes funerailles. Une cen.
talne de pretres bouddhistes ont Of
fcie a la ceremonie funebre. Les
trols elephants blancs survivants,
precedes de trompettes ct suivis
dun peuple immense, ont accom-
pagne lie char jusqne sur les bords
1u Menam, ou lie roi ct ses grands
ilgnitaires sont venus recevoir la
1epoullle mortelle, qui etc trans
'ortee sur Ia rive opposee pour y
,tre ensevelie. ;
Une procession de trente bait.
nents pavoises igurait a cette Gu |
ieuse ceremonie. Toutes les mai I
ons fottantes qui sont rangees en-
louble file sur le Menam, ct don't I
e nombre s'eleve plus de so, 900,
talent ornees de drapeaux de tou- i
es couleurs ct d'attribats symbo- Z
lques.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1878-05-04

On est patriotes a St Landry
Deux journaux de la localit6, ur
Ter!tablement democratic, l'autre
convert dun manteau d'emprunt
ont oifert aux nouveaux membres
da conseil de vile d'Opelousas, de
publler Gratis pro Dec, les pro-
cedures de Get honorable CORPS
Mals, par un de ces tours de rasse-
passe, connus des politicians de
st.Landry, le Democrat, (sic) oui
la emporte sur son concurrent le
pauvre Courier, conserve son
monopole, en- ce quill devient de
part Ia volonte dune clique, le
journal officiel d'Opelousas ct que
CONNIE tel, il le droit de Sc faire
payerle maximum que la loi i'm
pose pour toutc impression n'ayant
tralt aux procedures du conseil de
Vile Courage, ami Courier, ct
avec Ia section de l'acte 40, ses-
sion resuliere de 1877, vous pon-
~.
fez deher votre adversaire.