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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

inENE DEAD ~ c.ir5cd IiNa GAINED
;orsar jsic."nH gas i0rnd Ii,.t IL, ms had vca
friday n0rrirg, at iria irou+c, % he currcr :
franklin sud Royal s.rtcts. lie lived entirely
alone, laTlnc lost lis vic aia,l: . yca7 age,
sd had not b2en seer IS ihe n.gih1rs, s,iar
last "Wednesday evening". Nothing wss .hcusEt
= The latter f'oi, homaYcr, A. The l3ccGasi ysa
III TIC habit Of cciog {, iha c.UHiry Soc woy1
nni remaining scsorai &ays. Yesterday nora
az his w2shefw2maa brought accaG rIoit'7 -
49, hocs> and tcing Gnahlo 70 obtain a;,Y ars-
@er 10 IL? calls, went &C iis room. vher. Nick
"9H Nas ilscoyCTo1 yuG in thc he'd, Hto:l, dad,
Gha tho lDs:Ea & G5i3d bio9i On ii4 ruou;h
,ico a31 ted. AZ the bend II tho bed ,?aq 3.
c0p Of snlt: apparently plaCc there hy he de-
caoaed USn ioT i.mmcraRrta 10 which hn ;ea4
suti.ct, br. POWELL, cIoHnr, WAS s>nl fox md
Op2n vi21'nc .bo ;olg decided that IN icqnc,t
vas nnno3GS7Hrg ~ death evidently resulted
.oGi he%mc!'arc. The g.an had the appear
"nae q I.HlGg been dead about icrtv-; ;ht
''otrG, CIT! orc o. t;;a HANDS had been hi!i2n hY
las. The deceased vas 6 ;y!an II fhau: ferry
1--we Or fifty years OF age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

! E9TEnnhY. --Sdlom DO The people iav9 &C
cc!!@h.in 6 Gay on which to sir their !icty SIS
ihty had yesterday. The streets were lively
dnF!ng hc whole day, and tho churches wore
MED st a! tho srrv;c.s, Eav. G. }. He'll. &
i's!tinogc. preached ct St. Panl's Church 10
iii1 morning snG l:c7 l.. IL. Gardncr, Of
Washington, ia the ii. j. Church both morn
ing nHd 1lcht. The other ruln;a weto filed
a. us:aj. Three ladies' were baptized ri the
the baptist Church 10 The incrorc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

EorTo ur.--Eph. Ghrsliro has gone down
The Trvts TO pilot Ii? the t. ). ships Saratoga
and Portsmouth. which W+ro reported oil
HiaeE!s.NEe's Island Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10
asGTsesM SAF,EN,

III ST ELS SALE OF VhI,}JABi,E
= HoPEkTY NEAR OCCOQUAN VII.
LAGE-By virtue OF q decd of trust from, G,nrao
neiecman and wife, dsted the 18Th dsy of Fon-
IIuary, 1915, recorded among the land records OF
Ia county ilber 2, No. 4, page &c. aud
.sI tas puTpoTo lhoroln mentioned, The under,
signed VII oiler for sslo b. public auction, at
Fairfax Court Hnnse. on MONDAY, The Is,
day OF DocomEer, 1879, court day. TO Inc HIGH.
est bidder the TRACT OF LAMB conveyed in
tho above mentioned deed, and bounded "a fol.
lGWs: On tho north by Thos. L.. Seecmsn.
Ihoe: Curtiss and VIM. II. Marshall; west bv
W. Wi1$m PAYS south by oeecquan crock east
tTsGs contains e6l acres, and is known "a Flint
Kill. This place has THREE DWELLINGS,
and will make three farms wv
terms CT Sale; So much cash AZ will nav ev.
penses Of sslo, also tho sum cf ono thcusnnd
dellnrs, with interest thereon from the 18TH dsv
OF FEBRUARY, 1917. until tho day of sale. Selling
sc trustee, shall convey such tile es is vosta5
III ME, which believe to be coed '01'e>'
novI0-twts VIM. r. HALLEY. T,ustee
pUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
., l will offer at public sale, on tho uramisas m
TraaUTiKSDAY, Nov'r. 10th, 1879, YEW Hill Il.
FAkM, Tho late residence OF Usthsrine Shack.
iel y, doc'd., containing about 40 ACRES.
1hls IS rsro chance for those who wish In
ouG ues'tapio ana beautiful homo. The land
IS nrst class and is situated near the Manassas
Branch Of the Virginia Midland Railroad. Al
under good fencing. Wood land sufficient for
the place. A number of never-fsiling SPRINGS
one @3 6 convenient to the dwelling. LARGE
DWELLlNG HOUSE, good barn and othar
suitable 9u!buildings. Apple pear, Ounce.
peach and cherry trees, The view from this
place OF tho mountains and surrounding countrv
Is delightful and beautiful. The location is very
desirable, convenient to sch ools and churches NJ
different denominations. The DWELLING ia hit a
lew minutes walk from the station. :"
:, Lersons wishing TO attend the sale can lesvo
pa na'lm 1U or Washir gton on tho morning train
a az, return the oGulo evening. Kichafi G.
Shsekle:t, ut the station, will SHOW tho nrsnoiscs
10 persons who wish to see it before tho dsy O.
sale; Terms made known on The day of sale.
r, t hitar tho sale of the land, tho HOUSEHOi,D
will be sold, WV -''''' ~e''
ELIZABETH SHACkLGTT, Esccutrix.
Ho!spiano station, Fauquisr CO., Va, 3-twta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10
ri .Af.fSSsEsY.

Or Monday. the I'd instant, in Baltimore city,
by Rev. .!ohn $. Miller Of tho r-ctna.ant Epis.
cGpst Ghnrchr j. ELS ALL III USEBAGH. of
Colorado. ltormnrIT OF this city) IA Il. viz,
GlNiA GIBSON, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

IELEpHoNE.-Thcro is q proposition on foot
IL this city to establish tclaDh0bic con,nuDica :
'lon ic:wccn !he various banks, Gepo!s, courts,
STATEN honsc, TO- Several prominent citizens
aud officials hove sighted their approval ant
endorsement CT tho plan, which in 10 isir way
Ct succcg7. The proposed telephone ncua
a!:o connect with tins Hirea ia Washington,
and would undoubtedly prove q great conve-
n'2Dce 10 merchants. bAnkc.s. and Ereinc IS n,rn
gela!cI!g, ~ well as 10 the polio, authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

- ME- p'icno'Si Huu ciear Ut parity c.0UJY
weather, with slight changes in terpc.a,Hr..
uHUNCu UED!OATIoN-Yc staljay va3 i
Dag long TO DC remembered among these CT Gur
rlt23Es who profess tho Lutheran :.itl. Etmss
lie cay appointed t0E tho s0?Gno dedication 10
the SERVICE OF HCu & their Dcautilui little
chapel on tic ccTncr Of Cameron end Alfred
.uccIs
Inc tX;CfioI o! tie tliiioc ha- already ..a.
.g2 described in the Gazette
Natural woods neatly piansti AID y?rci.hci
!3r.n The iatOri0y walls AMI ccilicg, r-escntipy
4, h.3d-onl3 hni !Taah appearance very pleasing
10 tins eye.
The rcas sshi1; aro arrarrcd 90 ,sc'. SIDE
81 central aisle, aTa flashed ~ ike n.anner,
The ALTAR and lis surroundings. &: vel q
the pulpi: nr0 finished and decorated 10 black
ani silver.
In tho northeast c1;nGr Of the bui;:.inr, as
j)u5g thC ctanccl, IL tho v2strY room, Which
!la- Il door communicating with The nu.iGc e
church. Ga The ether side q ihn cfanr,l is 4.
IarsG clbincL u!2ac,
The lcdca!0.Y services were fixed ;nr 10
u clock in tho morning, aDh @5 TINT hGuc The
ctn,rrgltion, together with about seventy five
visitors from Washing Oh aad Baltimore, a..
acmbIlGi at the rrsliaEr2 OF Sir. John Wcrz,,
On kiDr a.1cct near Allrci, ard marched in
lro.csson to the clurch. They we're PIC led
IT, lev. McssEs. LUc.kcrt, Of Washington, and
frincke, OF BailImjr', who were clad in their
ministerial robes.
Oa arriving in front Of the building, the
iymn, "lInt all thank the Lord" was sung, af
ter which the key Of the church was handed to
Rev Mr.. Luohkcrt, who unlocked the doors,
saying, In the name oi tho Father and of tho
Son and OF tho Holy Ghast." He thon offer.
rod the bulldog TO the service OF tho Triunc
God. and Tho two ministers entered, followed
by the people, and commenced tho regular
morning service.
Rev. Mr.. J]Iilckc preached the sermon from,
the l9!h chapter Of st. Lullc's Gospel. The
Discourse is said to have been r0ost able one,
but. as it and all the rest OF tho services wcro
III German, the reporter could not mako sy
n0pSls.
The music was congregational, Mr.. F,iz Of
Washington, rrcsiGinc at tho organ.
In the evening, at 3 clock, there wore SET
Wees 10 English, conducted hy Rev j. &.
lrcsscl. OF Washington, and attended by very
largo congregation, every seat being filled and
the doors and Gislts crowded with people.
Tho services opened by the singing Of Tho
lynn Praise the lord, o my s.u,' by
quartctto choir from Washington
The usual cvering servico was read, and q
sermon preached by R0v. Mr.. T!es3cil tom
Ephc5 -: 49,
Tho preacher alludcd to the iaLcrt s.iEg ccl-
n!an which brought thcm together, and cS-
inIpcd tho practice OF Gtlicstiug houses md
other things to God ard citcd examples from
Scripture, notably that f S;4'0m1n's Tcnelc
tie c3h0ftct the cGu.ragaiitn to b1 regular IN
thcIr attendance co services, dtvout 10 licir
manners, aud 50 TO 1--we 81 70 be warLiy TO np'
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i

~ 'lrOa,'' nonr Lcrshurr, g! Monday. NuI.
;. 1879 WASHINGTON knWiE. vourrest
child Of I II. ard Aaary 4. Chirhestrc, sxod
shout three years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

i'nIE, !iNloN REILFF~A1 viii ne s.cn by
q Tn.jco c's ,,stcrn ;h"Ic IS 20 b. ,ncc.ing Of
the !halaa iinlcn Relief. Ga Wednesday, Tor
Reorganization. The ladies especially rtYrCas
. tI;I ;ltlenAanc2 0; al interested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

CRY School BoARD.--A called meeting of
the Board was held on Saturday night. Present:
5. L. Beach, esq. acting chairman. and Mtsls.
Gregory, Herbert. Komper. Marbury and
Snowdrn, trustecs, and tho Superintendent Of
Schools. Alter waiting Eileen minutes for
quorum, tho bond adjourned until Wednesday
night next, It bting understood that some of
the trustees could not possibly attend on Sat
urday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

SiLTTE-As promised 10 Saturdays Ga.
zeltc, some OF the supports ofMessrs. Smith ard
Mushbach. in tho lato election, secured the
ciDn0n Nellie Grant" on Saturday evening,
and taking 1t 10 the c1mmors north Of the w. i
D. depot, fired q salute of twenty guns 10
houor cl The election Of those gentlemen.
The eu0ntri w4rc accompanied by quite a
crowd 81 people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

TIE i,CcaL TnA.ig.--Thc change in the
tucaing OF The local trains boiwecu this CITY aud
Washington continues 10 form staple subject
iur Gohvt!S;.iioG AID protest. Tho arrangement
Is certainty about AZ incoavcpi9nt one for the
travelling l'ub!iC IS c0nli veil have been in
vca:rd, nid isom all siGca c9Ypc ur0rian.s
aS@inat i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

folSoNlN0.A family in the upper portion
III thr Sly camo very Ecar hcpg killed icE
jay5 'innc by ealing po,s ned -four which had
been prepared for roGS. rho -four had beer
i:t5 II SUP, and vas anw:t!ioely used by The
COOK !o7 GrdJ2 ;GG. IL contained n quantity Of
aig'nic. add scvcra! o. TN family were made
7sry SEX, Ia fortunately ~ serious results en-
Eltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

!EGh"EHsN: The Washington Sun,iay
'ic7ad. a:ss: " tho crgagumen, u Assistant
&nTScrn j.. = i'an'tl,hg, al tho army, eni
Bliss H!ario H;rieh, a Atcx,nIria, Vs.. is
.nncnncad, I'D H." Wedding vii iako place
&9..;i. Mrs French * At rrrrcst ou visit to
thc Misses ':;jl,ii.x.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

I c3T-UI Saturday morning ngav .an ~hsi f
- or on ono o. tho Ferry boats, the CORAL,
HhTI' AG oi = breast pin. A liberal reward
WA I'D Nhii lNs lis return IL this niiica nnln-G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

COUNTY COURT. The Ccuoiy Court, Judge
James SauEsttr pc'lcilr, met rursusut to
Gui5rrpmout 90 Saturiay
The wt0lo ime OF tho court was taken up
with Tic preparation Of bill Of exceptions n
The clsc & Herbert, assignee. VS.. Crtamer and
Wright, which il TO be carried up to the Ccut
Of Appeals.
The c, ugi then adjourned uoiil 10 morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-10

Ep!.hniI&&l rhhQUE3' PJAQUES!-
= We hs"' in sto5r beautiful assortment Of
the "t'>"" IN !!nH7 wyoIg. Gsll and assn,ino.
M"i.EAH & TjHl.Ek.
OF! Is tx t. e,rac;
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29

D'on il result encore que la det-
te reduite, mais de facon a la con-
solder. a la rehausser dams Pes
prit public, a assurer lie service
de son inter6t annuel ct lie rem
boursement proclaim de sou capi-
tai, a la faire Sc releyer an pair,
quelquefois meme au.dela, est
preferable pour un creancisr a la
dette aetuelle OH rien nest assn.
re, nj lie capital, nj l'interGt.
VOLTA ce quill faudrait r6peter
sur tous les tons dams la
pressse de la vile ct de la cam,
pagne. VOLTA sur quoi il cut fallu
interroger nettement les candi
dats a la Convention. VOLTA la
plus grave question qua a traitel
la Convention. La resoudra ellie
dams lie sens de feconomie, de ls
Justice, de finteret non-seulemen1
Idu plus grand nombre, mai'
meme de l'inter6t bien entendl
des creanciers hornets 2 Cest CT
que nous saurons bient6t.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29

coup de bien, ct Fon ne tarit pas
non plus sur la beaut6 de Mime.
Jonas. C'est le troisieme inf quiI
entire au Senat des EtatS unis,
ct chose remarquable, ils sonT
tous les trois arrives dan Etat
ldu Sud. LIE premier fut Nj. David
Yale, lie la Floride, d qni les juifs
Ireprochent, je ne sails ayec qnelle
raison, davoir Gael & "a religion
de crainte d'effaroueher les sus
capabilities de ses commettants.
Nj. Judah Benjamin fnt le second.
Celui la venait de la Louisiana ct
je puis dire, qua Perception dc
M. Pierre Soule, franeais natura-
Ilis6 american, jamais senatenr ma
lfait entendre des accents plus
eloquents sous les lambris du Ca
Ipitole, depuis que Henry Clay ct
Daniel Webster Sc sont retir6s
de larene politique. LIE role que
NJ. Benjamin joua 4 Richmond
dams lie cabinet du President JET
ferson Davis, appartient a Fhis.
toire; aussi n'en parlerai je pas ;
mais je he prendr;li pas congo tt
Icette brillante individualite sans
ajonter que refpgie Ell Angleterrt
tau lendemain de la chute dn gou
vernement confedere, NJ. Eenja
min sut poser sa personne ayet
tant d'eclat dams lie barreau d,
: Londres, que sa clientele lui rap
porte. dit-on, environ cent mile
] dollars par an. Je souhaite sin
: cerement que Parrivee de. son sue
cesseur, NJ. Jonas, au milieu de-
temp6tes politiques qui eclaten
S all Capitole, produise. le mem
], heureux effet que son illustre he
. monyme biblique sur les vague
de la mer, des que ses comps
gnons de voyage Feurent jete pa
r dessus bord. La mer Sc calm
aussit6t, a ce quill para1t ct Jona
disparnt dams le yentre de la b;
u Ileine. Cette baleine, an dire d
{ Jonas, n'etait autre chose qr
= :, Fenfer lie Capitole Sc changerai
d il aussi en- enier pour le Jons
!: Louisianais +? Les predicateurs q
IL plusieurs sectes, lie reverend Ia
Il madge entI'antres, pretendel
5 que Get edifice grandiose est, {
effet, l'antichambre de ce lieu te
,e rible on nuI ne Sc soucie DALI
Ce fnir son existence. Je me so
Z viens aussi dun chapelain d'ul
Q des deux Chambres national
l. qui assurait que le chemin {
( ciel, via Washington, etait lie pl
T. long ct lie plus difficile a parco
rir.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29
La concubine d'Octaye LII

La concubine d'Octave Lau
ye-un des pendus de Donaldson
vile pour avair pris part a Pas
sassinat d'Arieux-a commits sa-
medi dernier un crime dune bru-
talite repoussante aui Ia conduit
ra probablement, ellie auSsi, sur
rechaffaud. Anne Lauye-c'est
le nom qu'elle porte-avait un
enfanu d'environ neuf ans qui
s'appelait Joseph Mason ct qu'-
ellie await gu dune premiere alli-
ance contract6e avec Dan Mas
son. Vendredi, Get enfant, pen
dant rabsence de sa mere, talonne
sans doute par la faim, prit trois
eufs dams Ia maison ct ALA les
6changer pour du pain au maga-
sin voisin. Lorsque la mere rem
ira lie soir au logis ellie s'apereut
dc Pabsence de ses 9ufs ct ne
douta pas que ce fut son enfani
oui les cut pris. Ellie le chercha
aussit0t dams la rue; Fayan'
trouve, ellie lui attacha les mains
ensemble, puis prenant un NOR
ceau de cercle de baril ellie lie frap
pa un bon moment 4 coups redou
bl6s. Arrive au domicile ellie con
tinua sa correction avec nne cour
role, jusqu'a ce que lenfant tom
bat sur le plancher. Une voisine
veuve ellie aussi dun des assas
sins d'Arrieux, Fountain Banks
entrevint en- favour de penfan
ct fit cesser les coups. Mais, heias
il etait trop tard lie pauvre peti
malheureux Sc leva ct prit auss
tot un pot on il but avidement
puis il gagna la porte en- chance
liant ct ALA tomber sur la bal
quette pour ne plus Sc relever ;:
etait mort. Cette mere denature
a etc aussit6t arr6tee ct enferme
dams la geole de Donaldsonvlllt
on ellie attend la juste recomper
Sc de son acte brutal.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29
NOTICE.

respectfully inform the friends
of the late Martin Helm and the
public generally, that, with the as
sistance of firsr-class workmen, [
am prepared to continue the manu-
faeture of ladies'. gentlemen's and
children's screwed and sewed boots
ard shoes. Caters, hid button
and laced shoes, slippers, will be u
speciality. Best material employed
and sure fit guaranteed.
Persons indebted to the late Mr..
Helm Will please settle their ae-
counts with Mr.. Jacob Helm.
J0a. FEDRICH.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29
L'HoN. b. f. JONAS.

Nous extrayops ce qui suit
dune correspondence adressee
de Washington au Messager Fran
CO. Am6,1cain
QUAINT aux juifs, Id sa.
tisfaction qn'ils ont eprouyee en-
apprenant r6Iection de n. B. F,
Jonas, de la Louisiana, etait bien
legitime; car ce nouveau sena
teur est reellement IN de leurs
eorreligionnaires. On en- dit beau
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29

LIE gouyernenr Nichols est ar.
rive hier dams notre paroisse. Il
est l'hote du Col. W. W. Pugh.
ii viendra probablement faire une
visite aujourd'hui a ses amis dc
Napoleonville, quiseront heureus
de le voir parmi eux resplendis
SAINT de sante.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29

Lundi dernier, un homme de
couleur don't nous n'ayons pu con-
naftre le nom ct qui residait de-
puis peu de temps dams la parois-
Sc, s'est jete dams lie bayou ct s'est
noye. II 6tait ivre en- ce moment.
on ne salt pas parconsequent sil
s'est noye volontairement ou pal
accident.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29
FATS DIVERS.

LIE Courier de HoumG Sc plant
des abstentions qui ont eu lieu
q la derniere election. Notre con-
frere croft que 81 tous les blancs
avaient fait leur devoir, s'ils
avaient fait acte de citoyennete,
lie success du ticket democratique
etait possible, simon certain.
Nous empruntons a ce jour
nal pitem suivant
Mercreai dernier, sur le Petit
Caillou s'eleva une dispute entire
Paul Labruyere ct Frank .Picou
pourune question d'argent. Frank
Picou frappa son adversaire dc
plusieurs coups de couteau, lui
intligeant DIES pleasures qui, pour
etre graves, ne sont pas neces
sairement fataleS.
Les rapports qui nous ont etc
fats sur la maniere don't cette
affaire s'est passee, sont telle
ment contradictoires que nous de
vons nous abstenir de commen
taires.
i Frank Picou s'est rendu imme
abatement au sheriff.
La semaine derniere un in
!, cendie eclate a Donaldsonville
, La magnifque batisse connu'
sous le nom I'D. S. G. B. Halp e
quatre maisons adiacentes son
+ deyenues la proie des f1amme'
) maigr6 tout le zele d6ploye pa
les trois compagnies de pompier
de la vile.
!. LIE feu s'est declare d'abord
e la batisse du d. S. G. B. ct de l.
: a gagn6 les autres constructions
laui toutes les quatres appartt
naient a NJ. Charles Gecks, {
4 etaient vacantes ct en- reparatiol
!, LIE feu a tres probablement ct
mis- expires, car la batisse o
4 l'incendie a commence n'ava
e pas etc eclair6e nj chauffee d.
, puis plusieurs mois.
e Madison Carroll, lie negl
.laue M. Sam. st Martin ava
bless6 a coups de couteau sous
!, marche de Donaldsonville, q
x mois de septembre dernier, e
mort la semaine derniere. l.
medecins appeles par le coron'
|. pour faire rautopsie du corps o.
le declares que sa mort est le rest
e tat desblessuresrecuesl'andernit
ui Aussitot que Popinion des med
- Gins a etc rendue. on s'est mis-
. la recherche de Sam st. Marti
y Mais il a etc introuvable. S
ct amis dissent quill Sc rendr;, a l'c
a. venture de. la Cour de District.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29
LIE temps s'est naintenu q,

LIE temps s'est naintenu al
beau toute la semaine, ce qui ne
fait pas precisement l'affaire DIES
plantes qui ont besoin de plnie.
Ce matin, nous remarquons que
ratmosphere est chargee ct la
pluie va certainement tomber
dams le courant de la journee.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-03-29

Pas de enlargement dams lie
Bayou. L'eau est d plnsieurs pieds
au-dessous du niveau du chelnin.
LIE Henry Tete ct Assumption
sont maintenant les seuls steam
boats qui le naviguent, depuis
que le st. Mary ct le Trenton sc
sont retires.
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La Crise Financiere ct
Dette.

Ou HuiuLdluo O6 Joulo3 a la 4Nou
velle Orleans. Une compagnie
d'assurances, deux banques ont
succombe, ct la panique creee par
ces catastrophes a etc telle, un
quesle Clearing House
effraye, a dn suspendre Ell partie
les placements des banques quiI
appartiennent a lassociation pen
dant 'espace de neufjours. Heu-
reusement les reutrees Sc sont
fats rapides ct abondantes de
New York. La reprise complete
des placements q denc pu avoir
lieu observation-disclosures. LIE
danger est passe esperons quill
ne SO renouyellera plus.
Get eyenement, regrettable as
surement, semble, au premier
Icoup-d'eil, n'avoir qu'un carac-
tere purement fnancier bien des
gems ny voient pas autre chose
c'est Ia une erreur. II sly mele
egalement de la politique; il en-
est meme un reSultat pres
que force ; ct, la yeille de la re
union de La Convention Constitu-
tionnelle, il pent, 81 Pon ny
prend garde, exercer une funeste
lin huence sur les decisions de nos
Ilegislateurs constituents.
Ii ne faut pas oublier que c'est
antant une question de dette
| ld'Etat que de r6forl1e admins
trative qui u proyoque la revision
,actuelle de la Constitution. II y
a deux grands actes a accomplil
par la Convention la reduction
nous ne disons pas la repudia
tion, nous n'allons pas 81 loin,-
de la dette d'Etat ct la reform'
economique dams les diferente
J branches de administration pu
, blioue. Dams le second acte. L
Convention aura pour adveI
saires les politicians mais dan
lie premier ellie aura a lutter ave
lies hommes d'affaires ct les cap
! talistes qui sont plus redoutable
encore que les politicians, pare
/. qu'ils tiennent, eux, les Gordon
/ de la bourse, ct qu'avec Parger
! lon fait presque tout ce que 10
n veut, ct Pon a presque toujoul
ii raison.
: Presque tous les capitaliste
les fnanciers, les hommes d'affa
l. res, sont directement interess
Ie au maintient de la dette, pare
: que presque tous, lis sont d
l. tenteurs des titres de cette de
a. te, porteurs de bons, ct soy
- - bien persuades qu'ils n'epargu
IT ront rien pour faire echouer
Ia reforme financiere.
"a Jusqu'ici deja lis avaient n
r. en- avant une foule d'argumen
p en- faveur de leurs bons fraud
= leux on non, .achetes au-desso
IT. du pair ou a un rabais effrayal
. Deja, avant la creation des bons
= = prime, il Y await une certaine Q
s. Ificnlte i faire la distinction en-
Mt les titres qni melitaient le +
=. - pect public ct ceux qui n'etaie
81. bons qua jeter au panier. Ce
1T, malheureuse creation des bons
g prime est encore venue conn
!: II 9uer la situation, en- confonds
zee les mauvaises ct les bonnes
zee &c leurs, en- les mettant toutes
- lie meme niyeau.
Maliieureusement la crise d
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~ Les abonnes du Pioanter, qui ne
recevraient pas regulierement leurs hume
ros, nous rendront un grand service ennous
signalant sans delai toute irregularite.
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ge gipnuiet.
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