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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-07-10
TOWN HALL, }
Monday June 7th, 1880. :

The Town Council of the Town Of Thibo-
daux met in adjourned session this day at
8 o'clock p. NJ.
Present: W. c. Ragan, Mayor, T. Alber-
ii, c. Azoma. j. E. Blanchard, L. Keefe,
H. w. Tabor and JOS A. TrOne Trustees.
, The minutes of the previous regular ses
sion were read and approved as recorded.
The special committee on Building a
Town Hall presented the following report ::
Your committee on building represent
that the collection of taxes being stopped
until an assessment roll Is completed, do
find it unwisc at present to build a Town
Hall and respectfully ask to be discharged.
June 7th. 1880.
(Signed) J. r: BLANCHARD,
L: KEEFE,
IT. W. TAROR
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j. A. BOUKG,
'Machan@ COmnafssiOnnaire.

SE CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
~0s0n, Svcre, Riz. Mousse, Peaux,
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10 soute sspsce de produits des champs
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entire Jefferson ct ToulOuse1
NOTVELLE .ORLEAN Ms
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the house requirement for reletting
expedited star service contracts, and
also the clause authorizing the
postmaster general to remit in favor
of the colonies of New Zealand and
New South Wales so much of tie
charges for the overland transporta.
tion Of the Australian mails as he
may deem just.
The committee add the following
amendments to the house items for
the purposes named: $350.000 fr
railroad mail transportation, $50. 00o
for steamboat mail service, $25, 900
for the pay Of mail messengers aud
$4,000 to provide new mail locks.
the president to day sent to the
senate the nomination Of Juo. S.
Bigby, of Nawnan, Ca, to be U. S.
attorney for the state of Georgia.
The senate, in executive session
to day, resumed consideration OF the
nomiuation of Root. NJ. Wallace for
reappointment as U. S. marshal for
South Carolina. His confirmation
was earnestly opposed by the South
Carolina senators, and after a long
discussion the nominal on was re.
jected by a strict party vote.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 12.--The
Georgia railroad stockholders had
their annual meeting to day. Presi
dent Alexander declined a res
election to accept the vice presi-
dency of the Louisville and Nashs
vile railroad. G. Il. Phinizy was
unanimously elecsed president of
the Georgia railroad, and General
Alexander was elected vice presi,
dent.
AUGUSTA, GA, May Il. -Ander.
son Jones, colored, was convicted
to day in the superior court Of
Richmond county. for the murder
of John Harralson, a white man, at
MacLean station, on The Central
railroad, last December. Jones
murdered HarrA.son and then
robbed the store. A motion will be
made for a new trial.
MILFORD, Pa, May 12.-Geo.
P, Heller, for the past thirteen years
associate Judge Of Pike county,
and leading democratic politician,
died here yesterday, aged 81 years.
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CATHOLIC Y. NJ. N. U.

WASHINGTON, May 12,-The
sixth annual convention of the
Catholic Young Mems National
Union met here to day, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Keane, of Richmond, Va ,
presided, with Juan PIzziDi, of the
same city, secretary. Bishop Keane,
after a short prayer, addressed the
delegates. Addresses Of welcome
were delivered by District Commits
sioner Dent, and John Bingham,
President Of Carroll Institute. The
committee on credentials reported
three arch>dioceses, nine dioceses
and forty-two societies repre-
sented, and on the call of the roll
1O3 delegates answered. President
Keane read his report, which was
adopted, as were also the reports of
Secretary Pizzini and Treasurer j.
Ii. Bushnell, OF this city. The
convention meets again tosmorrow.
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the secretary called tho roll. Each
delegate rising, answered; received
his ballot and called out bis vote.
AT the conclusion, the tcllers re-
tired with instructions not to
divulge the result in any way until
it should be made known at the
afternoon session.
Bishop Simpson introduced reso d.
luton, which was adopted, approx.
ing the project of holding a coul Gil
in London, in August, 1881, and
requesting the appointment of two
persons to act with Bishop Simpson
on behalf of this general confer.
ence, in making the arrangements,
and also requesting that at least
three bishops be appointed as dele,
gates. Adjourned to 2 80 p. m.
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METHODIST GENERAL CON-
FERENCE.

CINCINNATI, O, May ia
great crowd was present at the ses-
ion Of the Methodist general con-
ference this morning. Among the
resolutions offered on call to order
of the conference, was one offered
by Rev. Mr.. Hammond, colored, Of
Lexington conference, for the elec~
ton OF colored bishop. He sup.
ported the resolution in very mass
terly speech, arguing that church
that had such a shining record as this
has on the subject Of human slave
ry, and that had stood so bravely
by the colored race, in all move-
ments for its elevation, could not
ask the nation to do for the colored
man that which tie church denied.
Loud and long applause followed
his address.
Dr.. j. Neal, of the committee on
Episcopacy, said the committee
already had the subject under con-
sideration and he could promise that
it would be settled without preju>
dice and solely upon considerations
of the good of the church.
Mr.. Hammond's resolution was
then tabled to take up the special
order for 10 o'clock, the election of
four bishops.
No nominations were made.
Twelve tsllers were appointed aud
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13
THE RAILROAD SUITS.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May IL
Judge Solomon Z. Withey, Of De-
trolt, who has been hearing argus
ment in the suit Of the bondholders
against the Tennessee railroads, left
last evening for Detroit. The gem
eral impression is that his decision
will not be made for many we eks,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

THE democrats ere much troubled
about their issue, for the next Cam
paign. "Frand" aud Tilnen dom,
amalgsmate. Reform" is ridiculous
In the light Of the cipher dispatches
"free trade" WON'T mite The par y
troops st the polls are ch.c ma ell
by the build, z-rs. "ecnu0my" is dead
AL d buried, and SO on through the en-
tire list. Sam Tiiden's "barls" are
about the only live things In the parry
aud II All Issue must be made they are
ready.
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SBurns and Scalds."

II you are so uufortuuate as to iD~
jare yourself ia this way, we can
suggest a remedy that will 1--WE sIe,k
from experienct} soon relieve you of
all pain and quickly heal the wound,
Il costs but 25 cents and Is sold by all
druggists--ask for PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER.
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The following cha,tels Of incorpors-
tinn have been rgi-'er. d In the office
Of the secretsry OF state. at Ma hville !:
"GrsDge Hall H'eh School" of
Hawkins coun'y--Ioc rnor.'ors: w.
It. Il IL, Ephrsim Brown. Jsmes
Amts Brown, Johu B Charles. VIM.
Monrna, w. X, Pearson, Isaac Horton
and ] d. Walters.
"W slden's Rdge Mining and Lum.
ber Company" Of Rhpa county --In-
corpnTa ore: Jason ]. Palmer, r. @.
NJ, Cunning ham, w. W. Lowe, J. H..
Dickey aud J g. Wassou.
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THE Chattanooga Times says 1t ia
rumored that Col. McGhee, Vice Press
idont OF the Memphis and Charleston
railroad W III resi- <n, and c Il. Cole will
take his place. This roadis In fine f.
nancisi condition have cleared $50 900
Ia the last tbfe. months.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

CALIFORNIA air begins to clear up.
Kearney is wesring q besutifuI lart Q
striped suit. Kslloch stands fair
chance Of doing the same; and young
Kalloch will dangle at the end of a
rope, or wear the bra for life.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

ONE thing about the Grant beom
is surprising. aud that Is the unanim
ity with which the democrats prefer
his nomination, from the m .nsger of
the Tribune clear down to Sam. Til.
dan
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

THE new road f,om Chattanooga TO
Rome will be built by Huston, Nicely
& Co., the we'll known Cincinnati
Southern coDtraotors.
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WASHINGTON.
WasurNaroN. Nav u

WASHINGTON, May AZ.
The senate committee on appros
priations this morning received the
report of the subcommittee on the
postofice appropriation bill, and
after considerable discussion in
structed Senator Wallace to report
the bill to the senate with q number
Of important amendments. The
committee strike out the whole of
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Concert and Entertainment To.
night.

The musical and erary enteriain-
ment, given by the Welsh euc dsy
school, will be held at McGhee .tr, I
church tonight to begin
at n o'Cl,ck Tue exercises will be
bikbly entertaining, and they deserve
O g 'od patronage. The admission is
Is cents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

EVERY cii I'm ,f Knnx yille wi
read vi h great interest the railroad
news found ~ ano' her column. Tie
dram Of q Iarter of century ceem-
SO ,ut 10 b. r-arz4d. Tue y+ptletnen
wnO are iureres ed in thi- unv-iu' II
are l.in --- ineu and capitals wh0--
ability To carry on the work il TO we'll
knowu 20 need a"y at-W' ut "f such
fact from US. We are ibfnrmei ihs'
tie pr, CT issse tied thinv, aud W.
o nGta,uiste the people # ku"xvil,e
on he beu.fi that Will arcrue from
this road which l. going "ssbe built.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

THE house ways aud roeans COM
mitiee have decided to r. com mend the
27 OF this month q. the day upon
which Cor gtess shall n, urn. II this
should be fsvorabIy cons d red there
will be- scarcely time to do anything
except pass the appropriation bill, all
her legislation being put off until
the short session.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13
w ISCONSIN.

MADISON, May 12.-The demo-
cratic state convention was Cal ed to
order at noon. DIR. J. b. Whiting,
of Jonesville, was made temporary
chairman. After the appointment
of the usual committees the con-
vention took recess until 3 p. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-05-13

A CASE Of religious luna y ha. b4en
discovered by the Tobacco Leaf, near
Cla ksv lille, Exceeding that of the Mas
sachusetts Freemsns. In this case
there are three negroes, Ian Lyle and
wifssn Seau G iemap. D4n claims
to b. Jesus CHRIST. his wife To he tn.
Virgin Mary, and Susan the propliei
ess. A few days since they were ar
rested by the authorities ON account Of
the alarm INSPIRED among tiieir neigh
bors by their violent conduct. Al er d
long struggle, iu which Dan was three
times sbot, an entrance iutO their
house was , If cted and two children
found lying on the bid with their
necks broken. They had b-en dead
long enough for decomposition to se'
10. The country round about Is much
excited over the occurr. .nce.
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Fatn res.

New YoRK. May. II Cotton
net receipts, 108 bales; gross, 32l7
bates; futures, closed steady; saler,
ia 900 bates; May, II 47-ll.4S; June,
Ii 4g.Il so, Jlly, 1856 ll.b6; August,
II 80 Ii 81; S ptRinDer. III 23,ll "a;
o eober, 10 77al0 70; November, l05St
10 81; December, 10 5S.10 so.
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tNo UN'Nlht ~ itSt Ot hffiNniH ~
tn" city potels for Nay i2!b;
ATRlN HOUSE.
jas. l. Bacon, Monroe ceuhtyi r. W.
Turley. Franklin; S. X Back man, Ph Ia.
delphin. Pat H. Bremon', Auhin Texas
+ Is. MoEiwee. At onsi j. W. Norwood
w. B. Hope, Lenoir's Miss Annie Han.
mum. Ns,yvill.i sam 7. Garter, Cincin-
nati. o., w d Van Dyke, G. G Sukeus.
Chattanooga j. j Coile, r. g Ma sengiil,
Mt. HOreh H. Gnuln Cuncor +
McRee, Beaver creek; J. T. Wtkirs.
.Irfers N couny; j. o. Baths, NJ ssv
Cree w, A. Nelson, Limestone; j IN
hits Henry tits Graingas county; W.
o. Murphy, Severviilr s
LAMAR house.
$. A. Cunninsh IN. Dixie F4r,cer; r.
Potliizer. N. Y; A. q. B Brwer Loui,vilie;
Frank Phipps aud wife, Fiai w. d Van
Dyke, Chattanoog-; G. Otkford Klett
ihiladelihia Il Z. Speck, Rockford: n,
II Luiz Roge svilei Il. Sienknerht r 10
erts 'ilte; +. b. McElwsp, Athen q. 4
Marerave, Clinton; Mrs Ii. Il Ripley and
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{: IT is shrewdIy guess. d that the dem
ocrs's want to soj urn congress to get
rid Of some Troublesome debates v b ch
begin to loom up. H
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NEVADA.

AUSTIN, New, May 12.-The
repub lean state convention yestero
terday instructed its delegates to
Chicago to vote for Blaine.
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POLITICAL.
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. w. Va, May r.
The republican state convention
met this morning in the opera house.
About 200 delegates were iu attend-
ance and all the counties repre>
sented. Ex- Governor Stevens, of
Wood county, was elected tempo
rory chairman. The usual commits
tees were appointed and the cons
yention took recess.
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Markets BT EELEGRAPH.
New York money ssarAet

NEW YORK. May l2.-Mouey, $lO6
al 04 Excnauge, 81 85t Govern
rnents. q iiet; SIS, 81 %; AS, $l09;
As, 81 074 States, nominal.
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BISMARCK Is again talking OF res
sigui. y HIS "'esisnalions" resemble
Tiidth's wi,bdrsw walls.
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N,w York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, May 12.--Cotton-
firm; sale, 1900 BALE; uplsnds,
IL ll.l6.; Orleans, II l3 l6; CONSOLE
dated net receipts. 4 1877 bales; expur,s
TO Great BcltslD, 1850 bales.
G4nerai Market.
New YORK. May IL Southern
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S5 25s5 so; guod to choice do, S. 65s
700. WneaI, 10 better, fair bust.
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short, t.; loig and short clear, So 90.
Lard, higher and fairly active, 81 S0a
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Mich, May 12.-The
republican state convention assem-
bled this forenoon. Capt. E. Pals
len, Of Ypsilanti, was chosen ten
porary Chairman. After appoint.
ing the usual preliminary commit
tees, the convention took recess till
this afternoon. The district delega-
tions met during the forenoon and
selected eighteen district delegates,
to which Michigan is entitled The
majority are for Blaine at first, but
will abandon him if the prospect of
his nomination should not be good
after two or three ballots.
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The following ,ss list OF arrivals st
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FLORIDA

GAINESVILLE, Fla, May 10
The republican state convention met
at noon to day. After a temporary
organization was effected, Hon. W.
Ii. Hicks offered the following reso
luton, which was passed without
opposition:
" Resolved, by the republicans Of
Florida Ia state convention assem-
bled, chat the delegates elected to the
Chicago convention be. aud they are
hereby, instructed to vote as {
unit Tor president and vicespreoi
dent, and To Cast the vote Of Flor
ida tor U. S. Grant for president,
80 long Us be is candidate befote G
that Convention, aud tor Tnomas
Settle, of Florlda, for yice-preoi-
dent"
Alter the appointment of
committee on credentials aud one
Oh permanent organization, the
convention tvoA recess until live
o'clock.
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