The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-07

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nan merely In order that the ltle9 ..s
81 Major Hearsey might proceed w!ta t
, full understanding OF OIL inc Ac's
10 : Me- L l.. NJ. Mutt and Leon Jas 3
In their capacity - repre-.
OF Major Hearsey, lelt +,
that they had taken the proper Steps
In aDDivinR to the recognized mana
=. ~. c ~ the nsDer in which the often.
sive articles appeared. ...'
ut vas therefore agreed that there :
an o,lld be Il meeting betv zen the Two
nrincipals In the affair a. $50 P. NJ,
on Tue,ds the 9th lost, the weap'
Ons to be the ordinary smootn. gore
duelling pistols, at ten pacee' posi-
lion and word to be decided by, lou.
ut was further understood and
agreed that each principal wa to oe
attended by two immediate repre-
senfatiyes. aud not more than two
friends additional, q surgeon TOR
each being also provided for and the
usual rules To prevail. ..o
'Nvw Orleans, La, Jan. IS, 1Sso.
"PAaE NJ. BAKER.
"RlCHARD W El0hTMANs
Representing Major E. Burke.
IL. NJ. MUTT,
"IAEON JAsTREXsKI,
Representing Major q. J. Hesrsey."
according to agreement the par.
ties met at tho appointed n0ut u"uI
on Metairie Ridge. Major burke az.
tended by Messrs. Page N. Baker
and Richard Weightthan, and M'Jor!
Hsarsev by Hon. Leon Jastremski
and MI. Henry Guy Carleton, the
latter gentleman having been euo'
stitnted for Col. L. N. Mutt. The
necessary preliminsries having been
Derfected, the principsls were placed
at ten PAGES. az agreed upon-sno
shots exchanged. A second snOt
having been demanded ana cooce'
dod. the word was repeated and an
other shot exchanged.
.After the second shot. tn conse'
ouence OF representions and EXPOS.
1niatons made by mutual friends
Dresent and in pariey called by the
seconds OF Major Hearsey. II vac
Dr0DOeed by them and agreed 70 oy
ne seconds Of Major Burke, that
the latter. on behalf Of their prtnci'
pals, shoMId exnress tnele recognl'
tton Of Maj,r Hssrsey ~ . g-ot.e.
nsu OF honor AMI coufa4e, ulO"
which N If H.arsess irtends de
.lnred them ,,lv,s ssti-0e !. AMI oo>'
tilitl.s ~sre, BY senseal coosent ter'
minated, q
:Xni the und.,rsisned herahy take
pleasure 10 teetiiyi"l tO the hrav
.md honorable de,,0r, ment 1T b0tn
. Major Burk. AMI NJ { Hs.rsey. /,
: % "HsxRy GuY CAa1rrox.
"LEoX JAs1xExSk4. j. ~.
!! : i"Kepresen'iox Nj II ] asssseJ
IL - -ift "PA0I v. RAKER. c. .i..-
]. t,:.y Z" klcaanDl Wtl8HrxAN,
: 1"Rsprsssnt'ak vi : z. "a; y ny Burke H.
= - "a 4ar DsArnSvDR BALL. ii11.
u The u,use has losr = .luAbte %
/, vajned member In the death Of DI
d I. O. Ball, REPRESENTATIVE from Wes
T. Eai,cianx. THIS Sad event occurte'
+ "a Thursday mUrninY ut . o'Olocs
" and WA announced 10 the Senate .,
N Cart. Kidd and IN tho House BY Nj
Coeerov. the same day. GhereupOl
]. NTH houses adjourned. Tue mem
%, hers OF tho House followed the Il
he ,naina IN a body to the. ateame
he White. on which boat they Vel
.. placed for sbipmant 70 TIP lale pom
Do 81 ~ droeSSHd Representative. I'D
a lH 49, Hha ,lana1 bad90 OF 0Ot1rl
ID mo ~ thirty days. Dr.. Ball VI
Q nav 10 the legislative halle 01 q
q Stste, but ~ man Or YeCecHy ~
I'D Rave promtpe of being . 4pkhl! %
(or 3ul membef, HE death u much :
BY Qfetfed. he Was : fatmet a. ~
D. "a 4 phYoician. and Of late yAere y
q. deyoted much time and labor 70 {!
Pc. introductlon Of elk culture 10 Loui
70 nm. He succeeded 10 dem0ustr
- tinR on his d0e place neat Bayou "a
d. thst the silk worm would thrive
SO Tho State. and at tho time OF
~. doofh Vao making arrsnRemet
20: for the culture and manufacture !.
oil elk on : large ecale. The enterprt
nds will su6er much becauSe OF the 10
"A OF bic Intelligence and ekt!l. but II
the hoped that It viii not fall throuG
lile Or. Ball Wss confident that tho o.
'a!e worm would prove ~ profitable
vi. L)uietaus % 10 France OF 1ts
ltty This opinion Was based uron sct.
Ing experiments made by bin. and 10
10. intelligent and patient e6 .rts Q o.
20. source Of wealth has been opened
the 70 tho people 81 the State. Hts DEF
TO- 1T this time, ju>t - bic views VI
ole. about 70 DO tested on . large eca
~. may we'll 30 regarded - . put
ere misfortune. t
IA CONTESTED EIICfl0Ns.
cles The provision Of the new const'
pal. tiou which prevants any person II
her holding Q seat In thu Legislature Z
OF. IL q defaulter 10 public moneys.
we'd already borne good fruic. It 10
led. admirable provision and Ito enfol
pulo meut viii cause many rascal TO
sf. main &C homo who would 0therv
18th como 70 tho Legislature, - 10
. TO years since recOnstrucv!On. IL
pine 80 remembered that Mt. Ooegl
he'd demanded tho enforce Ment OF
. OF provision when Harry Mshoney,
Jas- ored representative elect from
oeC. ouomine. Oamo forward to take
con. oath Of ONCE upon tho organism
|uir. Of tho House. aahoney wae z
! 70. (sultee 70 tho extent OF several q
the eand dollars Of school money. %
ONE Ne urged that be was ineligible,
ally he Wao unable 20 show that he
0 no settled 10 full With The school b(
pro. Of bio parish. Upon Nj. Coegro
end motion thu Co0e M semitic the q
,lase Uitteo on Elections for ioveotieat
on0r This Ne exactly what 1A0ooey
The not want, II there b aoythjn
hook does not yeasn Tor It u % invesi