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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-15

NOBLOCH. j. W. CLcsk of The Cour
1A-Thibodaux La.
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LING, DAVID. Dry Goods, Shoes
IN Boots, Hats. Gaps Ne.. coruer Main
aud st. Philip Streets.
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HNlllBODEACX, JOS. r., Pharmacist
L Dealer IN Patent Medicines, Pe,fu.
merry, Nc., corner Of Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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SANt AN, F. Parish and School II ca
~ nref', Oihce corner Green and lie
wee stree 9.
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&TRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
~ BEkTl, Proprietor, corner Tl.ibo
daux and Green Streets,
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MACHADO, j. D. Groceries and DrY
4HA Goods, corner Maine jackson and
Levee streets.
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WEISSENTHANNER, ALOIS, CONF
tionefy aud Soda Watey, Green
street between Market and Main Streete
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TETREAU, H., Carriage Make. aud
l. Horse Moeiny, corner Levee and Pa
triot Streets.
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TH1BODAUX BENEVOLENT ODGE
l. No 81. A. +. and A. M.-Kepular
meetings on Wednesday, on ar before
each tui! moon at ! o'clock 2. NJ. Green
Street, between Levee and Market
Streets.
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TTHIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley g.
= Keefe, Proprietors, l.evee and jackson
Streets.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
~ my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction OF Sister st. Bernard,
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~. JOINS SCHOOL.-Rev. G.. +. ID.
- Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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nSULL1VAN, 4. a. attorney at lar,
Green Street, between Main and
T%hibodaux Streets.
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INHlBODAUX COLLEGE. Very Roy
L q. NJ. Mcnard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts OF the town OF Thine.
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KAGAN, W. H.-Prsdient ThiLaiour
- SGW AiH Co. Locai -Iycut aud Col-
tecto'', Thibodaux, La.
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T ICHT, +. L.. Parish Physician. ce ::
IL Jackson ST., between Thibodau and
st. Bridget SITS.
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RAILROAD EXCHANGE, II. II, Mich
IL elet Proprietor, corner Main and FL
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THIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer OF
L The Iovn, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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MEUNlER, A, Dealc, ia Foreign an
W Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing sc,
Main Street corner St Philip.
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AGAEDE j. Barber, Main St. be.
IL tween st. Philip and jackson SITS.
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JOSEPH A. Fanity d Plantation Groce
~ ries, Main Street, between st. Philip
nj Jacksons streets.
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TABOR. II. w., Family and Planta-
L ton Groceries, Green Street, between
Levee aud Market Streets.
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ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner st
IL Philip and t. Bridget Streets.
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EGENDRE, o. j. Groceries, Vine
~ and Liquors, Main street, between st.
Philip and st. Louis SITS.
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THIBODAUX FIRE co. NO !
L Regular parades on second. Sunday
OF each month. Regular Meetings on
Monday after the second Monday of
every month. "
Ot1icers:-S. T. Grisamors, President.
J: L.. Aucoin, Vice President: J. ~
Walsh Secretary A. L. Naquln, Assis.
tant Secretary l.. A. Webre, Foreman.
:: Oshwald, = ssistant Foreman, ii, H.
Michelet, Engine Director A. Weissiu-
tiiancr, Assistant Engine Director; Theo.
hoDlci'aux, Hose Director; Oscar Gaudet
assistant Hose Director Pierre Lopez,
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Fumk Hcf.
IL ma Proprietor, L.. Barde!, Con-
dtctor, in connection with Morgan's Lou
siana, and Texas X. K. Lafourche Cros-
ing.
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W1NDER, THOMAS, Parish Auo.
~ ney. office, Market Street, be
ween Maronge and Patriot Streets.
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NiIBODAUA SENTINEL. job OMcc
Il corner Green and Levce Streets
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WASHINGTON HOTEL Mrs. YER
w rier, Proprietor, Market st. be-
tween st. Philip aud st, Louis streets.
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VERRlEk T., Gunsmih, Main st., be
' tween st. Louis and Green street
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IERNOTT RANK, Matchmaker and
= Dealer IN fae JeUeiry dc. Main St.
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uOME HOOK AND LADDER CO..
IL No |. Regular meetings on the
fourth Monday OF each month. Regular ex
ercises ON Sunday preceding the fourth
donday OF every Month.
Officers K. Il. Mcbride P. esident /; j.
Il. Curtis, Vice President K. Frost, Fore
man L. BergeroM list Asst. Foreman;A.
II Rivierc, md Asst. Foreman ; G. Arena
Treas er Ed. Perrin. Secretary !:
JAS Cherauit, Asst. Secretary; Nj. Capeilo
Warden; j. n. Wright, Ty-er.
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HOFFMAN,, W., Dry Goods and Gro
IL c%eries, Main trcet, between Focus
and st. Philip streets.
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VOUNG MEMS BENrtULENr Az
ISOLATION, OF LAFOUkCHE.-
Regular meeting Oh the first Wednesday
VI eacn month, at Z O'Clock, at the Union
liaii, Cor. Green and Market,
onicers H. N. Coulon, President.
A. Ailcoln Vice-President, j. W. Kno.
9ca, Secretary, G. Azema, Treasurer
.. ~. Walsh Censor, il Wright. Col
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ORIO, P. E., Pc Collector, Court.
IL House. ThibodauA, La.
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ROTH Il FLEETWOOD. Drug Store.
~ Market street, between Green and
St, Louis streets.
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'INH!BODAUX, +. A., Civil Euainee,.
jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
Street. so'
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PROTECTOR FIRE co: NO. 9. En-
CINE House, Jackson st. Regular Pa
rades Oh the thirdSunday Of each month
and regular meeting on the third Monday
Officers IT. A. Badeaux, President
a. +. Engeran, Vice-President S. Blum
Secretary; RIA. Lagarde, Assistant Sec
rotary ; w.. Raglan, Foreman Frantz
1ernot, Assistant Foreman; Hose Director
John Angel, Assist Hose Director l.. b.
Jullllat, w. ~BrockhOft, Treasurer.
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HOGAN, p, Boiler Maker, corner Lie
IL wee and Church Streets.
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T EBLANC, EMILE E. Recorder, Cou
lLHOuse, Thibodaux, La.
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Rl'I;.kE, L.. Dry Goods, corner Main
IL and ST. Louis Streets.
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A JENA, G. Coffee House Keeper, Main
"A ST., between jackson and st. Phi
. y Streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II NOBLOCh A. r., Purish Judqe, Of
N fee at Court House.
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HOFFMAN,, f.. Carriage Maker, nic.
IL cry table corner jackson and st.
Bridget Streets.
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HESSE MRS. s. Nil1taary and Fancy
IL Dry Goods, st. Philippe ST., beaween
Leyee and Main Streets.
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ROCDREAUA, g., Post Naste. and
- Grocer, st. Philip st. between Main
and Market SIS.
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RLUM, s. Dry Goods and G,Ucerv. COZ
II ner Main and jackson Streets.
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ROCRON, A. Matchmaker and Gun.
- smith, Dealer IN Je,yciry, FIrc-asms.
etc., Main ST. between st. Philip and
Jackson streets
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RlNNINGS, 5 A. Mrs. Miiiina,y and
- Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson and
Jhibodaux SITS.
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CELESTIN, JEAN, BaAer, Main Street,
ORR Patriot.
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HOFFMAN,, H., Cabinet Maker, deal
A1cr IN Hardpare, Paints, Ous, Tarnish
es, etc, Main street, between jackson and
St-Philip
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BUSINESS CARDS.


A SSELLIEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods
"a Famcy articles. de-, corner Market
l. st Louis streets, 1900
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RADEAUX, THOMAS, Attorney al Lao
~ corner Main and Focus Streets, up
stairs.
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RODLEY, Wagons and Carts, Depot o
~ LeVee Street near the ThibOdaux
foundry. W. II. Raglan. Agent.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

One hundred more Communists have been par
doned.
1t is reported that Vanderbilt suits have been set
ted and will not appear in court again.
Patrick Smith and julius Christian negro murder
ers were hanged Tuesday in Virginia, in the pres
ence of 1000 people.
Robert McClelland, ex-governor of Michigan and
Secretary of the Interior during the admnis alton OF
President Pierce, was stricken with paralysis Mon
day evening at Detroit. His condition is very crti-
cal.
By the displacement of switch yesterday fore
the Third avenue elevated railroad near 42d
street depot New York, the up and down trains COL
lided. Both engines were badly smashed and five
persons were injured, a brakeman seriously.
Rowell's reception by the Albion Society and At
kinsons reception by the press Clue Monday night,
in New York, were pleas ant affairs and well attend
ed.
StIatton s. Storms cigar factory and Rosenbers's
varnish factory on Pearl street, New York, were
burned yesterday morning Loss reported to be over
100000.
The Secretary of War has informed Mr.. Glover Of
Missouri that there is evidence on the war record
sustaining the charge that Glover while colonel of
regiment, drew double pay.
A Cincinnati dispatch says that positive informa-
ton has been received at Detroit that Vanderbilt has
awarded the contract of tuuneng the Detroit river,
and work will be commenced the first week in April
The price is S1,5O0O0O. The tunnel will contain
double tracks.
meeting of 10000 spianers and weayers at
Roueu, France has sent deputaton to the French
government representing the destitution ofhe work
ing classes.
Queen Victoria left London yesterday for the con-
tiuent, embarking in the.Royal yacht Victoria and
Albert. Her majesty proceeded to Coherbourg. At
ter short stay in Paris she will 50 to Aroma the
shore of Lake Maggiore in Italy.
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WASHINGTON.
senator He'll to be Denied a SEAT.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Senate Committee
on Elections by strict party vote to-day adopted
resolution declaring Charles H. Bell not entitled to
seat in the Senate under his recen: appointment by
the Governor of New Hampshire. Salisbury and
Bailey will prepare the majority report, and Hear
and Cameron Of Wis. the minority report The ma
jority take the ground that guberratoral appoint
ment is not valid except when vacancy is created
by death otherwise after the actual election of
Senator by the legislature. The minority contend
that "criginal vacancy can be flied in the came
manner as any other and alege there are niue pre-
cedents sustaining their views and only in the
history of the Senate against it.
The Reco sstructed Teller Committee.
Senate Election Committee to inquire into alleged
frauds in the late election, Wallace chairman, meets
tomorrow to examine witnesses, including ex-
Secretary of the Senate Gorham, on the subject of
assessments for political purposes.
The Expenses of Deputy Marshais.
The Secretary of the Treasury in reply to Senate
resolution calling for statement OF expenses in
Cured by the employment of special deputy mar
shals during the late elections shows the total (ex-
cepng the eastern district of Pennsylvania and part
OF Maryland, from which returns not yet re-
receved) was So, 249. S25,53O expended in the
southern and $13, III in other districts of New York
in Massachusetts,, $685. New Jersey, $3.50; ILL.,
nois s., 120, and in the Southern States, $4,s50.
Army Promotions.
The Military Committee has agreed to report for
confirmation large number of army promotions.
the Presidents authority to make them being unani-
mously conceded, Notwithstanding the clause ns
years army bill on the subject of promotion.
The Railway Mail Service.
Since the adjournment of Congress without max
ing appropriations necessary TO keep the railway
mail service up to the required standard thirty
one railroad clerks and route agents have been re-
moved and fortyfve will have to be discharged
to bring the expenditures within the appropriation
for the current year. There are already some 1900
miles Of railroad without route agents and from ne
cesity this will be considerably increased the list
April.
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DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME
Agreement of the Senate and House
Committees.
Proposed Modification OF the Sm.
PervisOr Law.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The committees ap-
pointed last week by the Democratic caucuses of the
House and Senate held another joint meeting this
afternoon and reached final agreement concerning
both the general nature and precise form of their
recommendations for political legislation during the
present session. They will recommend that the re-
peal of the law authorizing the presence of troops at
the polls be effected by incorporating it in the army
BILL and copy of the clause agreed to by the House
last session that Jurors test oath be likewise simply
abolished by inserting the repeating clause in the
legislative and judicial BILL and that the provisions
then incorporated by the House In the same bill
amendatory of the law in regard to mode of impane
ing jurors be substantially readopted by thedomin-
ant party this session. In addition to the two last
named clauses there will be recommended for incor
poration into the legislative, executive and
judicial bill, series of clauses, the ef
feet of which will be to repeal the ex-
listing authority for appointment of chief su
perysors and deputy marshals for elections, and re-
strict the functions and power of the supervisors Of
two parties whose appointment in the present man
ner will continue to be authorized, to those OF wit
nesses and chalengers only 1t will also be provided
that these supervisors must be residents and duly
qualified voters in the precincts where they are to
serve. The jurisdiction of federal courts to punish
such frauds in elections for representatives to Con-
gres may be reported by the supervisors other
citizens, is not TO be nterfered With, will the
caucua be advised to disturb the existing law known
as the entocemcDe act relative TO suffrage and ohel
civil rights.
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SHAMEFUL BRUTALITY.
The Karbarities Pracficcd in an Ohio
Insane Asylum.

The Karbarities Pracficcd in an Ohio
Insane Asylum.
COLUMBUS March a The chairman of the Leeis.
lative committee which has been investigating the
LongvIew insane asylum in bis report says that so
witnesses were examined, and it was found that the
patients had been subjected to punis hmeDts,
such ducking in cold water. The sick had been
forced to work in rooms where the temperature was
10 degrees, and upon their reus to do So the
fortunate patients had been stripped of all their
clothing and wet towels used as whips. This pun
ishment is described as very painful, but leaves
marks on the person. This mode, it appears, was
principally used in the female wards. The men
were subjected to an unparalleled brutality. The
offender was knocked down, and gag was inserted
in the mouth and kept there until the.victim became
weak, exhausted, and the face turned purple The
report further adds that kicking knocking down and
other acts ofcruelty found to have been carried
on. Asdissecting also fitted up in the asy-
lum, where the unfortunate victims furnished ma
lelial for the practice Of amateur surgeons. The
condition of the asylum was found to be most hor1i-
Bile. Some of the rooms were infested with loath-
vermin, the bedding and patients being covered
with them. Evidence Of drunkenness on the part Of
the Superintendent also came to light. The CON-
mittee recommends that immediate steps be taken
for thorough reorganization of the institution. In
submitting the report Judge Estin said: sit would
have been much more agreeable for the majority of
the committee, those Of us who year ago voted to
ganize Longview asylum with the hope of better
government, to have returned from our mission with
the glad tidngs that all is well, but tar investga
ton and truthful rendering of the evidence given
would not justify this The result of the inyestiga
ton has created great sensation, and much indig-
nation ia EXPRESSED.
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

In Odtown, the home of Major Smith at
the town election on Monday. tb,, Greenback
vote fell off enc half from last fall.
Hon. James A. White, ex-mayor of Belfast.
died yesterday.
A Washington special to the Tribune says
the President is fully determined not to yield
on the supervisor law.
1t is said that all the suits growing out of the
Vanderbilt will have been settled.
The Democra tic majority will report against
allowing Senator Bell of New Hampshire 10
take his seat in the Senate.
& The Reading bank defaulter and his son
son were arraigned yesterday and plead not
guilty.
The coalsminers in the Mononpahela valley
are on strike and are growing violent,
Gen. Blanco has been appointed Governor
General of Cuba.
The trial of ex-Gov. Chamberlain e South
Carolina has been postponed.
Mayor Nash of Augusta was inauguratod
yesterday.
Ex-Secretary Of the Interior McClelland,
who held office under Pierce, is dying of par.
alysis
In the Oliver.Cameron suit yesterday, several
persons testified that the letter in which Cam
eron promised to marry Mrs. Oliver is not in
bis handwriting.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Hoar spoke ct
length on his resolution declaring the Demo-
cratic programme of legislation revolutionary,
after which that body adjourned. In the
House no business was transac ted.
The Democratic caucns committees of the
Senate and House have come to an agreement
as to the programme to be followed. All the
political legislation will be attached in the
first instance to the appropriation bills. The
Supervisor law will not be repealed, but modi-
lied SO as to make the Supervisors nothing
more than mere lookers-on.