davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-23

Noy mn, sa.s7h0o.oo for Juno. Larl closed IL
o,iHo higher. Mt $0,ailDa.s7,i aeler May and
fe.1 6e0a5 for June. Short rihs coacd at soG5s.
for I,,nc. Rpriny wheat. closed .Adosc hiRhor,
nj $1.4A for May ana &f.10A for Jsino. Torn
closed si6o1o htghor, Mt JD.ic Tor May md MHo
far July. Oats closod Ac higher Mt sDAo for
MAY and systo for Juno. lsyc wn" nr'ncr 1t 7lo
cnsh or May. Harley closed n'8her' NJ eapo'o
for No. . and 100000 for oxtraa. i!'Ka averaged
no n,sher' coa'n. saeas, n.v y. rattn worn full
nutl inwcr, With saies ut Sa,.5loa.OS. .
The tlotnnntf for dry gootls wns reported good
for tho time of ycar. Thcro Is n pcrccptablo fall
Ing OF In tho Attendance OF hiyera' mt tho'
,uol order business continues uf lcsal propor-
lions, A steady tone pcrvIslcs tho market.
Nothing new ws "ppaFent ppm .tras ~ os,s S W urocer
los met with fn,r city ami country demand, a,u
wcro .tt,nt1y as last quoted. Tho canned goods
areit anu @ nsa a,,.so M'nuT vcro o"iot @ nj nont.
cha'lge. lluttor MIA cticcso wero 4"'ot ~ "o
pnliy unchanged prlccs There WIS QUOT
,,nrtot fnr o,is uritea ranutttg s boforc. Paints
, 1880-04-23

NEW ORLEANS, Arrit 2s,-ELoun-Dull, supe!arA
st.uysl12M; Xxx, N25@4571; xxx, N0a4S7KI hid
grndcs, xa123fS5s71<. =
GNAyN-Curn quiet md weak ut 4%65lo.
CoRS.MEAt-Dull and lower: quoted nt tt13
IAY-untott,cd; primo quotcd At sismanus
choice. t2AM -.
PlIuvis,oNs-r0rk 4ltet but slondy, at Hl'm. Lsa
titn,er, ticrce, 71d7xci kcg. she LUX moau etesaj
With tnir demand, shoulders. loose' s4c paexod y
aNo. clear rib G,1c, c1cnr eldes, 4e nneon qniets
sltnnit,crs $h oIoas rib, iHo; c!nns $S7'to Hams
Susnr-furei, cns,er; canrnsod. aAinhn.. o,,, J..
t;nncsniEs"Gnt}ce iuii; MO carVoes. otdna1 Y
ppnaG pTsmo+ co,;1%nn 61s;Ec, ia!r 10 fully falv !ta
rFme caess Ss; yPlInw s,Hs1ooa; asu{1|ss Saa
aEs30ci prime 10 ehoco, +Uah.o, htco acute ana
firm at G}5%l1he. =.
MnHETANY-Hixl,t exchange on Now Fork h1 pH
&l.lIU premium; sterling exchange, <Sl !.
, 1880-04-23

SNuNl,.a"Wsrs 1u1ted inwef ii Hfs rstoe. This q
hainW FlttapufK figures, which are 49,. and tho aa
Msf nav ssojpsl x?[s " Ss,sr 70 prevent further
Ull.ala the .lIl market there were 70 amportaat
chanaua. Lard rsMsinl weak, ottnef EhSa Hafe
, 1880-04-23

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Ht- f'hnl. nreferftd....l
HtI'Aul h MInnEnps,l!s
vi, I'Aul h S!iIuI City.
lit. Paul 4 y. C., pfd....
JlG!., / Lack. a Western
Mnrns Il EsaAx........
delaware h lRudA,t..
New Jersey Central. 81.
lfcn<IinN....s.st....s.,.
Ohio 4 M!As1ta}ppl. ....
U. l. NJ, prof6rrId...,
Chesapeake a ohlo...
Mobile 4 h{}hlo.........
ElpvpI'nd 4 Co1umbt21
c. e. h /. U............
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THE WEEKLY THIB0DAUX SENTINEL. SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1880.
EXTRA SESSION.-Somp friend

EXTRA SESsION.-Some friend
has sent MS a copy of the "Morn-
ing Star" with Il marked article
therein advising the call of an
extra session of the Legislature
and asking Gov. MoEnery to rem
der his short service, during. the
absence of Gov. Witt, conspicu>
Gus by calling the Legislative
body together,
Gov: McEnery's little lease of
power will be sufficiently noto
ricus as opening the door to our
prisons and penitentiaries, with
QUO giving another opportunity
to pile a few hundred thousand
dollars upon the burdens Of the
people. Ii the legislature could
not grapple the city question in
a sensible manner, in February,
they cannot do so in June. Let
it have time to gain a little more
common sense, and in the mean
time voters in New Orleans can
learn to electthe proper kind of
men to represent them III that
body.
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The Republicans had Qnitt
an interesting convention in New
Orleans on last Monday for the
purpose Of nominating delegates
to the Chicago Convention. It re
Quired about Is minutes for the
Custom House crowd to capture
the mob. Dumont claimed to bt
the President. Judge Beattie lie
MED that he was entitled to that
position, and nominated Demas.
Dnmont and Demas then had
a sparring match for the chair
similar to Il contest of strength,
between two nlulay bulls.
Dumont's head Was the hard
est. when the Demas crowd went
off and organized another meet.
ing. Both conventions then
made nominations of delegates
to Chicago, the one headed by
Warmoth. the other 10y Beattie.
A family fight, in which we
trnstboth sides Will get the worst
of the battle.
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r.. Il. Mcbride Parish Asses
sor received the requisite blanks
to make the assessment of this
Parish and is now engaged in bis
work.
By the way, will not some OF
the members Of the last Legisla
ture explain why it is that nc
taxes can be collected until ali
assessment is completed 2
Why could not tue taxes have
been collected upon the tableau
of 1879, as has always been the
rule heretofore. That Tableau is
complete and paid for.
As it is Parishes are compelled
to run their Parishes for more
than half the year without any
money. The streets are to bt
flooded with evidences of indebt.
edness, TO: the money specula
tors to fatten upon whilst the
man who does the work must tul
nish the food.
Some good to be derived from
this new departure may be effect
ed. What is it?
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Last week we offered the col.
umns of the SENTINEL to any
one who would give some expla-
nation that would bring to light
the subterraneal wisdom of the
present Levee Laws.
We again offer our columns to
any Legislator for responses to
the following questions?
Why is a tax Of FIVE mills per.
mitted to be assessed upon the
tax payers, by the 1evee Com
missionerS Of the five Levee Dis.
tricts, to be expended by a Board
of Engineers who owe no respon
sibiIity whatever to the Tax Paw
er for the manner in which those
funds are expended
Why are the commissioner who
assess this tax allowed moth.
ing to say in the way these funds
ale expended
Why is a Levee Inspector of
each Parish, allowed one half of
the Rice tlnme taxes as u salary.
to be paid upon the certificate of
the State Engineer who will proba
bly, never visit the Parish, instead
OF the certificate of the Police Ju
fy who will know whether lie has
done his duty Or not?
Wherein lies the wisdom of OK
pending 100000 III irving to
stop a crevasse, when $4,000 is
refused to prevent a break in the
Leye.?
Viii! not some supporter of Act
No. IS session 1880 rise up and
explain?
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Lieut.. Gov. McEnery has dis
t%inguished the opening of his ca
reer as acting Governor by exer-
cising the pardoning power pref
ty freely: a little too freely.
Pardons are right sometimes,
but to commute a sentence of Il
man condemned to the peniten>
tiary, where he, at least, could
earn his bread, to confinement in
the Parish Prisons and tax hon
est men to pay his Board is pill
ing Oh the agony pretty steep
soWe men, who drain their purses
to pay their taxes, do not see
the beauty Of any such arrange.
mentS.
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The following citizens have
been selected by the State Board
of Education as members of the
Parish Board of School Direc-
tors OF the Parish of Lafourrhe.
T. A. Badeaax, j. Il. Blanch-
ard, 4. l.. Winder, w. II. Hagar,
r. r. Mcbride, G.. j. Barker and
s. Il. Grisamore. Commissions
will I've forwarded us soon as their
notification of acceptance will be
forwarded to the State Superin-
tendent.
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Der Of the Police Jury, and sng
gest any plans or idea that Will
accomplish the end designed, at
the least expense and annoyance
to the people, and, which will
equalize the burden of the work
upon all upon whom the burden
must fall.
The members, composing the
Police Jury Of Lafourche, are
men of experience, who are prac>
teal citizens, and who are desl>
rops of so performing the respon
sible duties incumbent upon them
as parochial Legislators, as to
best promote the welfare and
prosperity Of the people, with the
least possible expense aud incOn-
vcniance.
Citizens and others who are
interested in the levees should
not use the privilege simply Of
the universal GROWER, and sit
down and find faults with the &C
tons of that body, but should
see the members and give them
their ideas and views upon the
subject so that out of all these
various expression some plan
may be devised that will bring
about a consummation So earnest
ly wished.
1t would not be a bad idea that
each neighborhood should send
a representative man, to the next
session of the Police Jury, with
| whom the members could confer
in the preparation of any system
that would be preferable to the
one already adopted by that
body. Any planter who has any
views to give would, no doubt,
be given the opportunity 10 ex
press them, and be respectfully
heard, by the members Of that
body.
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l. lNDOKSE 1T.

The Recorder, Americas, Ca,
says: "Clerks, Senators, Repre>
ssn,atives, Doctors, Lawyers, Citi
zeus, in public and private life,
are testitying by the thousands,
aud over their own signatures,
that a remedy has been fonnd for
Bright's Disease of the Kidneys
aud for Diabetes; these are re
spectively known as Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure"
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The City Council Of Thibo
daux pays its printer $4,000 per
annnm tor publishing the pro-
ceedings of its meetings alone.
This is an exceptional case, as it
smacks a little of liberality.-St.
Landry Democrat.
III snacks a little of common
sense.
Thibodaux makes no debts,
pays a fair price and no more,
for what it has done, publishes
all the proceedings OF it's officers
so thaekve1y citizen can know
what is going on.
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-Messrs. d. King aud l..
Meyer who have been doing bust
ness under the name Of the form.
er for several years have dissolv
ed partnership. Mr.. Meyer will
continue in the same business in
tle,old stand Oh the corner OF
Main and st. Philip streets whilst
Mr.. King will open in the Blue
store adjoining, formerly occupied
by Mr.. Cairo.
See notices In another column.
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The reports of the Guion
Academy tree school for white
children for tho month ending
May Is, 1850 show an enrolment
ut IS boys and 70 girls, being 134
in all ; the average attendance
was So boys and u girls being
$50.
Each month shows an increase
IN the attendance.
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The Fair at Braly Guillot
lane, held on May %. for the ben
EFT of the free school for white
children IN the Brulee Guill0t,
Melted the handsome sum OF
$233.OO being sufficient to keep
up that school for four or five
months.
Where there is a will, there's a
way.
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Itnever gets hot in Louisiana
altho, we do hav some pretty
warm weather i'll July and Au
gust. We remember, once pla
cling some leads just ouside the
wi'nlo on the sill, where the sun
shone on them, in order to dry.
Aud when we went to look for
those 'eads,.,we found;them melted
and ran off on the ground !!And it
wasn't much of a hot day either !
-P0nchdtOulG Gazette.
And it wasn't much of q dav
for telling the truth either.
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Gen. j. b. Gordon, United
States Senator from Georgia has
resigned his seat.
Horace Maynard of Tennessee
hos been appointed Postmaster
General. l..
Gen Longstreet has been ap-
pointed Minister 10 Turkey.
Gen. d. NJ. Key has been ap-
pointed United States Judge for
the Eastern and Middle District
Of Tennessee.
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PROFESSIONALLY.

The Herald, Detroit. Mich,
says Of Warmers Safe Liver and
Kidney Cure: "Its efficacy in kid
ney, liver. and urinary diseases
is SO fully. acknowledged that it
is not worth the questioning. Bon
aide testimonialstrom we'll known
citizens III. public and private life
are evidences strong enough to
convince the most stubborn doubt
err.
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If the members of the Town
Council will take q walk some
cloudy evening, on Levee street,
they will discover a dangerous
gallery that should either be
taken down or repaired before
some one is injured by its falling
upOn his head.
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The Donaldsonville Brass band
has accepted II challenge TO play
against the Houma band ;or
s1OoO.-Erchaage.
Who is going to hold the
StakeSe .
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judging from the present,

Judging from the present in
dications Gen. Grant will receive
the Republican nomination for
President, at the Chicago Con-
vention next Teusday.
Judging from present indica
tiOns Gen. Grant will be the
easiest man to beat, among all
the Republican candidates for
the Presidency.
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The British Government
sent the ship Atlanta to sea as a
training vessel, with 800 boys
on board. The vessel has not
been heard from since. \
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The enumeratOrs of tho Cen
sus will commence work Oh June
1st.
Most Of the assistants have re
ceived their blanks.
e.. W. Squires will enumerate
this ward.
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Reader, Do you not wish that
you had gone OF the excursion to
New Iberia to day. You know
you do, SO what's the use to de
nv it.
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Two store rooms, suitable for
dry-goods or groceries to rent.
Also one room suitable for a
dwelling or store or both. Ap-
ply to s. T. Grisamore Agent.
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1T you want a set of nice va
SEES, or glass fruit stands, with
pretty. feather busters to brush
them, call at S. Z. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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Since the arrival of green corn
it is common enough to see a pig
with Il cob in his mouth.-N. D.
Ecayune.
The Picayune men evidently
eats in front of a looking glass.
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COpartnerslaip DissOl utiou.

Noticc.-The copartnership heretofore ex
listing between the undersigned under the
firm name OF ID. Killing, is this day dis.
soived by mutual consent. Lehman Never
will continue the business of the late firm
Mt the old stand, corner Of Main. and 81
Philip SITS. in his 0tcM name and for his sMs
account.
Thibolaux, May 25th. 1880.
DAVID Killing,
LEHMAN MEYER.
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We give the following ex>
tract from the speech delivered
in the q. S. Senate on the 4th.
inst. by Hou. George q. Vest of
Missouri Oh the Spofford, Kellogg
case.
But I pass on to the next of
these witnesses. Mr.. Jules Sc
veignes is the next of these illus
trious lars. He made an at1ida
Wit in the city OF New Orleans in
which he testified that lie was
not present in the Legislature
when Kellogg was elected, al
though his vote was recorded.
He gave that affidavit, and gave
it voluntarily. 1t is so semarka
BILE that l propose to read it to
the Senate:
STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
Parish Of Orleans, Cltv of New O. leans. (
Be ore me. the undersigned authority,
personally came and appeared Jules Sc
v~e:,nes, who, being duly sworn, says : l
was not present at the session Of the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Louisiana. in january
1877, when William Pit Kellogg was de-
clared elected United States Senator for
the lon. term. but recorded my vote for
him on the following day.
JULES sEvEIGNE,
Ex-member House Of Representatives from
Latourehe.
worn to and subscribed before me ut
the city ct New Orleans this Both day O..
(oea1) OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary of State.
I'm all the ingenuity of human
lying and mendacity who could
ever have suggested the reason
given by this man-fOr committing
perjury Men nave lied for mon
ey, men have lied for revenge.
men have lied for love. men have
lied for ambition, but who ever
heard before that a man swore to
a lie simply to demonstrate the
facility Of perjury9 This man
says he simply swore to this to
show that perjury could be com
mitted in Louisiana with ease !
The sitting member took him and
handled him as tenderly as a,
sucking dove, folded him in his
arms like IA long lost brother, and
this is his explanation of this
W%OndrOus perjury:
Question, Thy Senator Kellogg.l Now tell
me why you signed that affidavit.
He said it was a lie, a lie made
out Of whole cloth. MI. Kellogg
says, "Why did you make it :"
Answer. l signed the affidavit just mere
~ to show how easy it was to getiaffidavi:s,
knowing at the same time that they were
not true.
He committed perjury to de-
monstratc the facility Of perjury!
@. l will ask yon this question Did you
just take it into your head?
He took itiinto his mouth.
Did you just take it into your head?
BY natural absorption l sup
pose.
A. Yes, sir.
That was the way he got it she
inoculated himself.
q. That you would get at the bottom of
his thing. and see If you could not burrow
into it and find out what was at the bottom
aud what was aetuating theml
A. Yes. sir.
Q. Have you a family
l ask what did that have to do
with the question ! suppose the
point was whether the whole fam
lily were of the same sort. laugh
ter.
Z. Have you a family?
A. l have I mother and sister.
A mother and sister; he was
not an orphan
You have no wife. have you2
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The VOllaic belt Co.. M q r.
shall, Mich. Will send their celetra
ted Elcctru-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted
upon 81 days trial. Speedy cures guaran-
teed. They mean what they say. Write to
them without delay.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
g.. So

r j. DAIGRE, DENTIST HAS LOCa.
~. Gated in town permanently and will
perform all operations appertaining to his
professions at very moderats prices.
He will also practice in the surrounding
country and adjoining Parishes when called
for.
He is now stopping Mt the Franklin
House. The best Of reference given. ;
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1T you want to buy a gool
stove, go to s. Il. Grisamore's
Stove Depot.
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Editorial Items.

Cincho.Q uinine cures chills and
tever.
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Six Thousand HID. Hoop
Poles for sale by S. Z. GrisamOre
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Milton Pennsylvania was lit.
orally destroyed by fire a few
days since.
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"A Dirty Beast.

The incredulous ears of our com
munity had been assailed for some
weeks with ruinors OF grossest im
morality and disgusting beastiali
ty on the part.of Rev. f. Y. Quay,
the pastor Of st. Joseph's Cstho
lie Church in this town. Evidence
Of bis lecherous longings and gu
trageous solicitations was obtain
ed on last Sunday morning, and
while this miserable brute was
committing the sacrilege Of say
ing Mass at his Church, q meet
ing OF the gentlemen of the cons
gregation was held at the Court
House. Charges by the intended
victims 'Of this Imposter's indie
cent assaults were read, and i'm
mediately after Mass the citizens
called upon him, requesting him
to deny the charges if false, but
if true to quietly leave the commn
nifty without unnecessary delay.
The witnesses being at hand, he
could not deny the charges, but
admitted his guilt and was allow
ed to depart in peace.
Many Of the people were anxi-
GUS to present this Reverend Ras
Cal with a parting coat of tar and
feathers, but better counsels pre-
vailed aud the peace of our town
was not broken by over violent
language.
We trust that this wretched
moral leper will be advertised by
our brethren OF the Press every
where, so that other people may
not be imposed upon by him. For
their benefit we will say that he is
an animal Of the hngest type.
over six feet high. weighs about
two hundred aud fifty pounds,
large features, grey eyes large
head of spoweltul mould and is
about forty-five years old. He is
a fluent preacher, apparently well
up III his profession and general
" intelligent. He claims to be a
Canadian and said he once lived
in Rochester, N. Y. He speaks
French with the Canadian por
nunclation and English with "a de
cidedly French accent. He is a
villain Of the deepest dye, a dan
gerous imposler aud as bad a man
as disgraces the earth. Pass him
around and give him a wide berth.
-NarksriM Bulletin.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-29

-Jokason's Anodyne Liximent is
one of the few really valuable
patent medicines which we al.
WAYS take pleasure in calling at
tention to. 1t is both for Internal
aud external use and is worth
more to Il family than a whole
medicine chest.
Impure blood is the cause of
more misery than any other source
Of disease but this fact Is often
overlooked. Parsons Pugatire
Pills will make nee rich blood
aud will change the blood in the
entire system in three months,
taken one u night
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-05-29

There never been such uni.
versal qualification in regard to
the prospect ofthe growing crop,
expressed by the planters as is
now heard Oh all sides. The stand
Is good, the cane is well advanced.
the lands are we'll worked and
every thing looks promising.
The Rice is good to this date.
hut from the manner in which
the Bayou continues to fall grave
reasons are entertained to fear
that the decline Of the waters
will be too early for the proper
maturity of that cereal.