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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-22

AfTENTloN!-Depuis bien long
sups ou n'avait VII la population
y eouleur prendge un aussi grand
|sleltt d l'election qui doit avoir
Iea prochalnement, ct dsapres
acaslte que les chefs du parti
sp'oyent ct l'a1denr qu'ils met
y. . sc fare enregistrer, il est a
''sumer que pas un seul den
.sux restera Ell arriere le jour de
'sc'lon. IL est a desirer que les
sallcs en- fassent autant, s'ils ne
su'ent pas encore Sc trouver sous
=. domination ct retomber sous
apag semblable a celui de War
aO'o, Kellogg & Gle. Vous vons
,ppe''ez les taxes que vous aveZ
payer sous leurs adminlstra-
sss ss ct vous savez egalement
ny vous ont laisse pour heri-
s"o uette en0rme que vOuS
ea oollges de payer 81 malheu
= e'0ent vous negligez de vous
rhfeglstrer TT d'aller voter le
V Y Decembre.
I'M done de votre patriotisme
aepend la prosperite de rEta,
que celui de la paroisse. Ce
pas avec un gouvernement
val quelqu'il so t, ct une le
s'ure dn meme acabit que
: N serrez l'econnomie dams lie,
snses de administration, Il
sclte ct fhoanetete dams lie.
s'ets publics. Mails vous V We
=. ). q"e yous avez tonjourS WI
~ - temps que lie parti radica
~ aa pouvoir, lie gaspillag
sen'ers publics, la corruption
vsualite.
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carnations Locales.

bureau
l'r ENLIGHTENMENT des votants
,;,a Iundi proclaim a la mai
40 cour ct lestera ouveft JUS
tau % incluslvemeh''
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9; vonS voulez vonS
Fku 10. ~ f,ntaisie lie mauger de
VIZ fr,,i,s. pommes on poires,
a"a ,!,ncojonure des rue Main
|es T" 49,. rhez Nine Frieden-
2. .r.;., c; youS vOnleZ man
y - ,,, ..,nard farci aux olives
=" Nv cos olives i la grocerie
H. d. Arthur Blanchard.
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ROULAIsON.-La rOrlaison sus-
pendue pendant Id semaine der
Mere, par suite des pluies IT
dune temperature chaude, etc
reprlse a,ec une nOuvel!e arutur
ayec IL temps trOid.
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ur, rTs.-Mr. W. T. L. Hays
n de- recevoir du Kentucky
'1 'maanirioue let de mulets ct de
.rony. les nlanfeurs que desI-
4 rpnonveller on aus'"el'Ier
!. |, stock pour la recolte pros
Ina ,ronveront un grand avan
: an s.a;,reSsant a Mr.. Hays,
1 connaiSseur ct tres experl
Po,f dams ce genre de commerce
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MASON DE COUR.-Les repara-
pus de ia maison de cour ct de
rrison touchent a leur fin. La
|rrriare est en- place: taite avoc
bons ,nateriaux ellie offre toutps
paranties de solidite. Seule-
|ent. $; au lien de denx portes,
eyant ct derriere, il V en- ent en-
hatrp. nuant bien meme cpllps
+ cites enSsent etc po>tiches.
Iumreuce men aurait etc que
JOS belle.
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MEETING. - Un grand Mass
|eYtinc du parti Democratic Con
|rsataur anra lien a ThIhodauN,
Imedi 90 novcinbrp. 1879. lie
buyerDenr WiltZ, le Col. Sam
II D. McEnery. candidat nonr
|pn,enant Gouverueur, Tiion.
!. l. Gibson. pHnn. f.. John r.
!, lp iuge ]. G. E2an ut d'autres
|afpurs .hS'lngues harangne-
bf lasspmhIGr.
LIE Comitc Ex2rutif de Ia pa
|isse dnit sc r6nnir lundi pro
balm, 4 left lie prenlre les me
bres necrsSilres, pour rerrvon
i oratenrS ct pour Iornrr 4 Get
ereanion tout l'e"lat ct !e Ge:o
hm i!sune ietr nationaie.
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lie Pere Audre DufreSne,
pr6tre catholique Il Holyoke, Mas
Sachusetts, est monte Ell cildire
un beau dlmanche pour deiendre
a SEES paroissiens d'avOir des rela
tions quelconques avec un minis
tire protestant qni await Fhabi
,ude de pr6cher dams un des tau
bOnrgs de la vile, ct ponr inviter
cenx qni auraient pu deia aller
ecOnter seS sermons, a st repen-.
lir ct taire p6nitence.
Tn des fideles qni Sc trouvaient
dams ce cas-, Joseph Parker, lou
eur de chevduX ct vOiturpS. refu
SD d'obeir d l'ordre du Pere Du-
fresne, c'est a dire de proclamer
sd con,rition d'avoir entendu les
sermons en question:
En- consequence, lie Pere Dn
freSne eXcOmmunia Parker ct tit
defense Il SeS OuailleS de louer Il
l'avenir des chevaux on voitures
chez lni.
Ii parait que cette mise en- in
tcrdit Ell pouI resutat de rAiner
FiuduStrie antretois prospere de
Joseph Parker. ct ponr st delom
mager il ii intente une action en
SlG.OA0 lie dom na gcs III :ertts con
ire !e paetre qui la fait abandon
ner par Sd clientele.
L'attaire s'e>t jugea derniere
ment deyant la cour superieure,
a Springfield, Massachusetts.
PluSieurs t6moins ont depose qn'
lis ont retire ieur pratique d Par
kerpOnr Obairala re 'Ommendation
du pere DufreSne. Une file ma
rice du loueur de chcvanx d d6po
sc que le bon Pere refuse de
haptiser son enfant, parue qu'il
await etc conduit Il l'e,liSe dams
une vOltu.e apparteinent son
pere.
lie detendeur ma pas conteste
les temoignages, mais il a soute
nu a*oir lie droit, cn SD qnalite
de pr6tre, d:interdire ses parois
stems t0us rappOrts avec un mem
bre lecalcitrant de l'iIylise.
LIE juge Bacon, dams son resn
me an jury, a eXp!ifne que'la loi
de ce pays he tolere pas d'intel
vention ecc'eSiastipue dams les at.
faires professlo!ne.les dun citoy
en-, au della tie l'eXcommunica
ton de rEgiiSe, ce qui est la Ii
mite dn chatiment que l'autorite
! eccIeSiastique a lie droit d'int1iger
| Tn clergyman he peut pas defen
Dire aux membres de SD congre"a
ton de donner leur clientele d
qui bon leur semble. ST lie defen
deur a supplement interdit aux
clients du demandeur de sc SCI
vir dcS voitures de celni ci pour
yenir d pEgliSe, il ma pas exec
de son autorite ecci6siastique
mails 81 apreS avoir eXcommumt
! Parker. il a emp6che l'emploi dc
ses voitnres pour dautres objets
que celui d'aller Il l'eglise, Il
plaignant dolt 6tre indemnist
DIES pertes qui sont resultees ponl
lui de Get emp6chement.
LIE jury a rendu un verdict d'
81, ,433 pour lie loueur de CHI
Vaux.
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Leon GOdchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct So de Ia rue du CanpM
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,
CHAPEAUX,

\ YANT TRANSFEkE meg magasins dee
ANos 2l3. 2l3 ct PIT de la rue Vieille-Le-
wee aux Nos 81 ct - de Ii, rue llu
Canal. i'apnonce rcspectueuseulent au
pioiic Ell seneraI que j'ai, atin de rGpondre
a faccrolssemeAt de mon coullnecce, lie plus
fort stock d'habilienents. dc chapcauA.
de lingerie d'hommes. dc jeuncs gents et
ae Jennes garGons-stock tel quill ny cna
lanais EN- Ia Nouyelle Orleans. J'inyite
ines AIMS ct mes clients ne yenir rexami
ner ct s'nssufer des prix.
a ravegir, co'nm@ par lc passe. je ..e ne
ehgerai rien pourtaire face aux be- ,ins de
Ia place. Je serai toujonrs rret a rcmplir
tous les ordres (grands on petitsl !, ,habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces eide tous genres, depuis les vGtements
comlnuns d'habitations jus4u'au linge de
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de mes articles
seront invariablement aussi bas que poss,-
bio. ~ r''''
Les commandes de la campaign sont Fob
Jet u une attention Immediate
LEON GODCHAUX
Aux Nos 81 ct 50 de Ia rue du Canal
IA Oct-'16
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant

II, 13et IS. Royal Street, Y. O.. III, ,I3etJ
Entire Canal ct DOuane
LOUIS CHArLAIN. PRoPRIErAIRE.
On tr9uve dams Get etablissement tout ce
que la saison f"irnlt dc plus delcat ct toute
espece de yins de choly tout ce quU faut
poyr soirees ct marriages etc.
II = des salons particuliers au premiers,
ct des chambrcs elegamment neublees a
lOuer a la semalle ct AL mOis
Les Planteurs ct les habitauts de Ia cam.
payne qm v0udront honorer Get etablsse-
meut de leur patronage v trouveront les
cham bres 1T neu nOurriture bOunc ct oOvj
euse 800 par jour.
sy Les portes du restaurant restcnt on
vrrtes jusqua minuIt Is n. 73
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-LoniS Reyband, qui Went de
mourn. await etc lie heros dune
ben amuSante aventnre. C.elait
au pins fort du SncceS de Jerome
Patu'ota la rechercere dune position
socsdte; un matin. un inconnu sou
na resentment d la porte lie Eau
teur de l'onvrage q la mode. In
trodMt aupres de Louis Reyba nd,
il s'ecria:
Monsieur, je me nomme Pa
turOt.
All! all !! fit Reybaud avec un
sonrlre, ]e comprends; vous YOU
lez Que je change mo1 titre.
-Je viens vons suppIier de
fare cesSer mon martyre.
Llnfortnne Paturot reconta
alor> son interlocuteur que de
puls lapparition du livre, il ne Sc
pasSalt pas de jour quill ne reclt
eur moyenne une domaine de let
ties, lul proposant toutes sortes
de places, ct prlncipalement de
places de PORTER de l'obelisque.
L'appartement du malheureux
etalt, ell outre, assiege par unp
nnee de courtiers d'annonces, uui
venalent METRE leur pnbIicite a
sa disposition.
Louis ReyOaud consola le pau
vre diable, EN- lui promettan: de
changer de titre a la seconde ed;
ton. On salt CONNECT il tint pa
role.
| Les planteurs sont contra.
nes par un temps humide ct
lourd ct beaucoup de sucreries
ont etc torcees de suspendre les
travaux pendant quelques jours.
Nous sommes ell plein etc de la
st. Martin, periodic detestable, &c
geralement precedee de froids
senslbles qui Ell rendent lie far
deau plus insnpportabIe. Mais
nous Ell serOnS bient0t debarras-
ses ct un temps plus propice IA
vorlsera l'exploitation de la can.
he a sucre.-.lfeschacebe.
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IIOuVesleS DiVerses.

La temperature Il etc tres
chaude ce qui gene consiuera-
Element les sncrlerS. Quant IL Ia
recolte de cotton, ellie est preSpue
ramaSSee. - .SeNti-
,,,JJo de-.
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ENGAGED TONIGHT.

The Mordaunt-Evansc combination ap-
pear in Gilbert's sparkling cumedy OF
Engaged. Frank Mordaunt and Frank
Evans are known to our amusement pat.
rons as actors of the front rank and theil
supporting company is highly commended
wherever appearing. The young ant
beautiful Mabel Jordan has achieved 9
pronounced success inthe part of Belinda
the Misses Delmar, Troy Griffiths and
Brutone and Miss Herbert, Liston AM
Coyle have congenial parts, and as ,
whole the entertainment will be nota
BILE one. Mr.. John NJ. Burke formerly
of Wilmington, is B siness Manager, J
d. Mishler, Director.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
CLOSING THE DEBATES.

THE ARMY ELL ENPECTED TO REACH
The PRESIDENT BY THE LAST OF THE
WEEK.
WAsHINGToN, April 20.-It is now eX-
pected that the Senate will vote on he
Army bill by Thursday at the latest, So
that it will reach the President by the
last of the week. AT the close Of the ses.
sion of Friday last no Republican was
ready to speak and no one on that side
iDdisated a desire to be heard. A numbe
of Democrats will speak and among
them some Southern Senators who will
as Mr.. Morgan has intimaied coniint
themselves to showing that the South has
accepted the results of the war ami has
rendered obedience to the legislation ia
tended to protect the negro IN voting
Senator Bayard will probably have the
floor tomorrow. In the House genera
debate will be closed ON the legislativ,
bill at 2 O'Clock Friday afternoon. Thel
amendments Will be in order and debat,
under the tve-minute rule Will begil
and may last for day or two.
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Personal.

The Maharajah DhuleeD Slnghh
posing an opera in English.
The Prince Imperial has reachsi1
land and taken the field with The 1
column.
Mgr. Capel denies explicitly ttil
has any intention Of taking up bis
dence at Rome.
Mr. Labouehere asserts that a I
swallow has made It's sppsaTan1
Somersetshire.
The Duke of Norfolk has su6d
go, 900 towards the erection Of q
Roman Catholic church on The i
the Oratory at Brompton.
Jem Mace has two sons accOrdlQ
an Australian paper, and they
preachers amongst the Plymouth
rem, one ofthem being young ni
unusual promise.
NJ. Gambetta has econOmllA
francs a year by reducing The gal
honor which presents arms a1l
drum as he approaches to take ih''
in the Chamber.
The tendency to got up the ols !
lhons for Grant should not be rep
The receptions will have a goM.
lWhen the voters of the coln'f! !
kind OF men who are glorliyl1g
and preparing him for The pans !1
lead to the White House,they VII
and reflect.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
The Negro Exodus.

Discussion Of the Subject Jy Repre-
scntdtice Louisiana Negroes.
New ORLEANS, La, April 10, 1870
In the colored convention to-day speeches
were made by Messrs. Herbert, Dave
Young, Pinchback, Ruby and Others on
the subject of immigration Mr.. Her
bert was in favor of immediate immi-
grafton, saying that colored men could
get no justice here. The Congressman
now in Congress had their credentials
written III the blood of negroes, and the
judiciary was in tie interest of the worst
element of the democI attic party. A res
Olution fayoring immediate immigration
was passed unanimously.
The address presented yesterday hav
Ing been recommitted the committee to
day reported that they would amend the
former report, as the address was correct
The address was unanimously adopted
A committee was appointed to attend
the mass meeting in Mobile.
Dave Young wanted a committee OF
seven discreet men to go to Vicksburg
there to discuss the question of immi
grafton between white citizens and col
ored laborers. This brought on an angry
discussion during which Young was
characterized as bloated capitalist. Mr.
Pinchback finally got the floor and tolt
the members they had entirely lost con
ceptlon OF the object ef the Convention
the interests of colored men. He di'
not want anything Of them. He had beel
in Madison parish and found there tina
negroes sacrificed their stock and implt
ments 10 get money 10 go to Kansas.
they wanted to go they should go an
stay and not come back. But our dut
now is to seek IA remedy for existin
evils.
A resolution TO send 100 negroes t
Washington to appeal for aid was NJ
entertained.
After IA somewhat stormy session til
Convention adjourned till Monday.
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THE WELTHIEST CORPORATION
IN AMERICA.

The Easter elections in about seventy
five parishes in New York city, of The
Episcopal Church,passed without con
test of any note, showing great unity
of that denomination at this time. A
letter from New York says: The wardens
and vestrymen Of Trinity parish are
much the same with those who have
served in that capacity for many years
past, and as it is something more than a
mere local interest that attaches to a re-
ligious corporation which is the wealth.
est in America, the ticket, as declared
ed elected, is worth copying: Trinity
Church-Wardens, Saml. L. Skidmore
and John j. Cisco, Nestrymen, John A
Dix, Cyrus Curtiss, Govverneur M. Og'
den, Benz. r. Winthrop, Nicholas f. Pal
mer, John J. Astor, Stephen z. Nash
Allan Campbell, Daniel Ii. Arnold, Cor
nelius v b. Ostrander, Henri NJ. Braem
Henry Drisler, Cambridge Livingston
Charles ii. Contoit, John ii. Caswell
Richard Tilden Aucmuty, George W
Dresser, Samuel V. Hoffman, Thoma
Egleston and Walter ii. Lewis"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
FIFTH EDITION.
Through the COantry Con sr-
ally.

Mr.. Hoey, Superintendent Of Adams
Express Company, reports "We ship TO
all points South, East and West. With
respect to the bulk Of our business this
spring II is safe to say that there has
been little Increase. March aud Octo-
Der are our busiest months. ] don't COLI
slider our spring trade over by any means,
we are still doing heavy business In
spring shipments all over our routes."
Mr.. +. B. Thurber reports that from
the information received by their firm
from various parts ofthe country through
their correspondents business was in
much more satisfactory condition than 1t
had been since 1872. Confidence has
been once more everywhere restored and
there Is no doubt tha, things are rebound
ing from "hard-pan." Prices are lower
than for some years on all staples, but
the volume o business has swollen and
payments are steady and collections
easy.
Mr.. Wyman, Of Dun, Barlow & Co.,
who numbers several thousand cores
pondents from Maine TO the Pacific,
thinks the decrease in failures is in itself
a fine omen for business men. The
backwardness of the season In the
North and Northwest has had the effect
of slightly diminishing business in these
sections. The winter season, however,
has been extremely favorable to business
in these sections, and there Is a demand
for goods which will have to be sup
piled.
"A Mr.. T. p. Howell & Co, IL BE ckman
street, report that the differences from
the statements of the drums correspon-
dents in all sections point to a full return
OF business confidence. The proceeds of
sales would not show an an improve
ment in business. but rather n decline
for prices had fallen everywhere in the
sadhlery aud carriage leather lines, In
which they were specialists; but the
amount of goods handled was large and
most of their trade being for cash, they
, manage TO keep up u brisk trade. One
of the drawbacks 10 leather trade In the
past had bean the immense amount OF
y competition in IL, and the rule had been
} cut cut all the time. That evil had no v
1 removed itself by cutting prices to the
: living figures.
: Mr.. George l.. Rowe of 26 Beekman vt
! reports that his correspondent all agree
that the outlook is hopeful. Prices ar,
yet very low but the demand for goods
Is steadily increasing. This is particular
ly the case in the case in the West. HI
thinks that bottom hgures on goods wer'
reached at the beginning of this yea
when, of their own accord manufacturer
had fixed terms on which they coul'
:. trade; anything lower would have invol
ed loss. This had been done becAus
i from the time the decline in prices be
gan buyers had. d.besucoDstantly clamorin
Q for concessions, and Ii became necessa
l. ry TO check them by fixing the loves
terms that could fairly be accepted 70
u goods. The clamor for concessions ha
3 now ceased and for the first time sine
!. the panic business could be conducte
ii on a sound basis. He thinks that til
?. next change iu prices will favor manu-
t, facturers and prediofed its occurrence fo
l. the coming fall.-WOrid.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
THIRD EDITION
New Castle Letter.
NEM CASTLE, April 81, Is

NEW CASTLE, April 81, 1879.
Saturday evening was one of strictly
business character, owing TO the colo
winds which prevailed, but few others
than those compelled to were upon the
streets. Dobbinsville and its people were
happy, in consequence of rumor TO the
effect that the river banks were TO be re-
paired. and that City Council would then
nut Seventh street in good order. Shaw
town is satisfied for the Board of Educa-
ton is about building a school house
within its precincts.
FRIDAY morning as Mr.. Marcy, far-
mer living Red Lion, was coming INTO
this city, the axle of his wagon broke near
Hares Corner, and the horses running
away did further damage to the wagon
but were under control before MIR. Marcy
was injured.
Forty shad each were taken Saturday
by two Of our fishermen.
The Board of Education will meet to-
morrow evening.
Yesterday Bishop Becker, preached at
the morning and evening services at 81.
Peters church.
The f. w. VS. give ball in the City
Ball this evening; from the preparations
it will no doubt be very enjoyable al
fair. The music will be furnished by r.
S. Duncan.
1t is said the Amateur Minstrels will II
few days give all entertainment III ai'
of the Free Reading Room. This is
commendable action, and should receive
a helping hand from our citizens.
The rolling mill came to a stop thi
morning owing 10 some misundeIstanu
ing with the eneineers at this WRITING
S:25 A. M, it looks as though 1t Will b
settled before noon, when the work
will 60 on again.
The Delaware Iron Co., laid oil quit
number of their employees during th
past week.
Young and Gray streets in Shawtowr
are badly in need of repairs, There is ais
a 80 foot street running between thes
two, that has for some time pas
been very near nuisance. l't
City Council or the Committee o
Streets and Highways pay it a visi
and in justice to the taxpayers i'll th;
section put it in proper order.
The Trustees ofthe Commons, met
Saturday evening, and among their ac
appropriated $1,000 to be used by Il
Board Of Education for building scho'
house at Eleventh and Gray sire cts.
We hear that majority of the appl
cants for the position of Clerk OF IL
Council, have expressed a desire tn
should Council see fit to reconsider the
action that the clerkshlp be given
Samuel llirst; this has been voluntari
on the part OF these gentlemen, and v
feel satisfied unknown to Mr.. Hirst.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
RUNAWAY AND ACcInrs

This morning just before s oclot
carriage belonging to one Of d.
Ponts was proceeding downFr.pct,
the left fore wheel broke and h
side of the carriage down. Thebo,
tached to the carriage became M
ed, and despite the efforts Of ,le
continued on down French .trv,l
full run, and when below the n.
the carriage was upset, and tt.
pants, two ladies' aud the dvivei.
thrown out. One Of the lahe n,
a slight cut on the cheek, but h,
lady and the driver were unhurt
The horse was some what cut S
hind legs. The carriage was badly
aged.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
SCALPED AND MUTILATED BY
INDIANS.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April l9.-The
Ne,cs has the following dispatch from
Fort Griffin "Reliable information has
been received here that party of Kio
was which left Fort Sill about the III
instant attacked the camp Of three mer
Oh Wanderers creek on the 1lth instant
killing one named Earl, scalpiDg hin
and mutilating his body. The other tive
escaped. A party OF Rangers is in pur
suit of the Indians"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
GENERAL JOHN A. DIX.
LYING AT TIE POINT OF Deaf
From the n. Y. Herald to-day.

General Dix's condition remained
about the same yesterday AS it had been
the previous night, with, perhaps, a
snght change for the worse. Shortly
after midnight, this morning, he was
sleeping quietly, his pulse heing even
and only a tritie lower than at SIX o'clock
He had been in a partially comatose state
for some time, recognizing none of his
friends but the attending physicians
DIR. Gilbert, who had been the chief of
was with him till late hour.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
CORONER'S INQUEST.

This morning Coroner Butt, held al
Inquest over the body of Bertha Nau-
dam Gibson, aged one year and two
months. the daughter of Louisa Gibson
col, residing at No. Sl6 Tatnall street
The child had been sickly since its birtl
but on Saturday last it contracted &
heavy cold which resulted in its deatl
this morning about 2 o'clock. The. esti
mony of DR.. Blacksom pointed to thu
fact that the child died from pneumonia
and verdict was rendered accordingly
The daily gazette., 1879-04-21
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELEC-
TION CASES

CHARLESTON, 8. c., April 20.-The
United States court Is still ingaged in
trying the election cases. Those from
to the iury tom tonmorrsw @ ' The grand uv v1v iupv
has found true bills against the folio wing
named persons: George K. Pritchett, w
X. Coxrey and w. A. Lownnes for falsely
certifying the result of the election; +
J. Headt, A. NJ. Moreland and w. A
Fishburn far refusing to receive the votes
of persons entitled to vote;W. j. Wabon
for obstructing and resisting a United
States deputy marshal; j. NJ. MulrheaC
and G. +. ID. Fell, for violation of thei
duties as officers of election.