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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
TOTAL DEPRAVITY
RAPIDLY COMING TO THE FRONT IN
OUR GLORIOUS REPUBLIC.
That is About the Conclusion One Would
Arrive at After Perusing yts.sr-
days Record Of Murders
and Robberies.
AllST WE CAN HARDLY Be PROUD OF.

A bloody ARRAY occurred at Camp
Sheridan. Nebraska, Saturday night, be.
tween party OF drunken "cow boys"
and squad of soldiers. Two men were
killed, two fatally wounded, and sew
eral others badly bruised. Danville,
Virginia. must be sweet spot. There
were three nur l,rs ther. Satur-
day; on Sunday the body Of
man was fshed out of the canal,
and Monday one citizen tried 10
brain another with a club. Yestt rIay's
report has not yet come to hand. A. ID.
Henderson, of Gainesville. Georgia, has
been missing for several weeks. His
body was discovered in a mudhole near
that place Yesterday. Ezra Clement, OF
Pocassct, Massachusetts, aged seven.
teen years, has been arrested for rob-
bing his grandfather, and then attempt.
ing to murder him. Mayors Bros,
doing business at Mt. Gilead. Ohio.
were robbed OF 5000 Monday night.
The body OF woman has been found
under heap of half.burned railroad
ties near Atlanta, Georgia.
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AYoUNG sCoUNDREL.

A Massachusetts, Boy Robs His Grand
father and Then Attempts to Murder
Him,
SANDWICH, Mass, October 2G.-Ezra
Clement. a lad OF seventeen years, has
been arrested for the robbery and at
tempted murder OF his grandfather, in
Pocasset. Disguised with a mask. The
boy forced his way to his grandfathers
sieeping.room and ordered him to say
where lie KEEP. his money, threatening
instant death should he resist or refuse
The old man attempted to seize his
assal4n.. but the youth dragged HIM
from bed and beat him numerically.
The boy then lighted some matches,
and holding lis pistol under the Old
mans nose ordered him 10 smell OF It,
The victim, weak ir'm lDss o! blood,
directed his a.salant TO the table draw.
er and the be d ticking, where he found
some greenbacSs. Having secured his
punder, the boy again struck the Old
man, saving that Dead men tell no
tales. :" Young Clement came directly
TO Sandwich, ard put up at the hotel.
Later in the afternoon u. took the trsip
for West Sandwich. From there he
started aioot for Plymouth; was traced
and arrested near Plymouth Rock. The
recovery oil his victim is doubtful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
OLD WASHEE-W ASHEE.
The CHINESE ALL THE RAGE.
Everybody Reads it, and Everybody De-
nounces Traditional Evidences
That il is a Genuine
Document.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 26.-Gar-
fields "lIeathen Chinee letter" has
completely superseded all the other is
sues OF the canvass. His denial is not
weighed by any body inclined to be dis
Passionate as an argument pro or con.
The City Postmaster here, Col. Amer, a
bright and shining light OF the bread
and butter brigade, is out in card dc
nying the genuineness OF tine date and
cancellation stamps on the envelope.
On the other hand, the clerks of the
rJstoiiice OF the House OF Represents
tives, who have numbers OF Gariiell's s
signatures in their possession,
Have N o Doubt But That It is His Letter.
His signatures vary in some respects,
but in all OF them he writes j. A. Ii.
without a break He then writes the
The use of the expression, 81 take it"
is one OF GartielPs pet phrases. The
word conserved" is exactly the kind of
high flown diction he employs in debate.
The word "Companys," which he spells
with ~" in this letter, so far from be-
ing all argument against the genuine
ness,
Is the Strongest Possible Argument in
It's Favor.
ANY one forging such a letter wonld
have been careful TO spell every word
correctly, and also to put the dot over
the - in Garfeld's name in the
rigat place. The mlsplacing
o! the dot of the "i' is just
one of those things that would happen
70 a member OF Congress writing in a
hurry. The spelling of the word Com.
ANY" with ~" is exactly the way in
Which Mr. Garfield spells the word.
That He Misspells OF or WORDS
was shown by tie New York World
Yesterday.
The General tone OF the letter indicates
that it was written by man who, as
shown by his recent interview in the
Cleveland L"uder, is in favor OF adj.
uniting the regular Chinese IN any
numbers, and who dashed oil,
in brief and condensed form,
his reasons ior resisting meas
ures of restriction. Had one been pre-
pairing spurious letter, he would have
written one OF greater length. The
structure OF the sentences, the use OF
high.sounding and grand words where
simpler ones would answer, all mark the
letter as
Indisputably that CT Gen. Garfield.
The rumor here is that General But
Ter furnished the letter for publication.
Ii this be so, Butler will undoubtedly
prove it; for he seldom does anything
with his eyes shut, and never makes a
move in a personal sense against an ad.
versary unless he is fortified at every
pOint,
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men TO register?' "Well, perhaps So"
Did he object to stating who ordered
him TO prepare the list and questions?
He was sorry to be disobliging, but it
was impossible for him to divulge the
name.
"My man." said the reporter to a
hostler, "can you show me where Su.
perintendent Bidgood lives2"
Fright at the end OF the stables there,
AZ West Forty-third street; but he's a
regular snoozer.
You'd Better Look Gu. for Him.
We call him the terrier"
When the reporter rang the bell, the
door opened suddenly, and Mr.. Bid good
stood with his body wedged in the aper-
ture.
"What do you want?"
"ls it true that you ordered that po.
litical list to be filled in your Officer"
"None OF your business"
."Then I'm to saw that you deny it,"
Young man, you say that ! know
nothing about the paper you speak OF.
Say that / never heard of it. And that,
repeat, never knew OF its existence,
and ii you say anything else than that,
or more than that, mind you, III come
down to the .S,m office and blast the life
out Of you"
Bang,
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ROLL CALLOF SLAVES.
MUST WORKINGMeN SUBMIT TO
THESE OUTRAGES2
Democratic Employees Commanded to Vote
for Garfield, on Pain Of Losing their
Situations and Seeing their
Families Suffer.
HOW REPUBLICAN "GAINS" ARE MADE.

The Republican managers are resort
ing 10 every infamous method their
large experience in villainy can devise
to bolster up their played-out party, and
no scheme seems to be too desperate or
dastardly to be undertaken, il it but
promises to result in bringing few
votes to the aid OF their Chinese loving
candidate. One OF their iavorite tricks
consists in threatening and bullying
workingmen. The employees OF large
and manufacturers are SUBJ
jected to every species OF bull doing
and coercion imaginable to induce them
to vote ior Garfield, and in many cases
they are gwen to understand, in so
many words, that they must cast their
ballots against Hancock on election day
or be summarily discharged. A fine ex
ample OF this peculiar style OF election
eering will be found in the following
telegram.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
A FOlNE FlGaT
Bloody ARRAY Between "Cow Boys" and
Soldiers at Camp Sheridan. Neb.-Two
Men Killed and Many Wounded

Bloody ARRAY Between "Cow Boys" and
Soldiers at Camp Sheridan, Neb.-Two
Men Killed and Many Wounded.
Chicago, October pa special from
Fort Robinson, Neb., says: A mail car.
rier brings news from Camp Sheridan Of
q horrible carnival OF blood in low den
of iniquity near that place, in which
two men were killed, two dangerously,
perhaps fatally, wounded, and sew
eral others badly bruised. On last
Saturday night there was large
attendance OF 'cow boys" and
soldiers in the place, and half dozen
low women. Poor whisky and lively
dancing soon caused bad blood. 1t be.
gan by drunken Mexican brandishing
u revolver and threatening to shoot the
bartender for swindling him. A dozen
COW boys drew revolvers simultaneous.
ly. A shot was fired, and one OF them,
Ed. Callend, fell mortally wounded,
having shot himself while drawing. The
dance was resumed twenty minutes
after his body had been removed. Jim
Joyce and desperate named Page soon
got into q rough and tumble fight over
the pTOpTletOIsuip VI gin huCmh as
"Beaver Tooth Nell" 1t ended by
Page shooting Joyce fatally. Sergeant
Green, OF Company NJ, Fifth Cavalry,
attempting to disarm Page received a
shot which necessitates the amputatlon
OF his leg. He will probably die. The
soldiers at once retaliated by emptying
their revolvers into the Page crowd as
they rushed ont on the prairies. The
women, scantily dressed, here returned
from the rooms to which they had with.
drawn and ran screaming about the
place, and the scenes that followed
battles description. The melee ended in
j rough and tumble fight between the
COW boys and the boys in blue, which
would have resulted in terrible loss of
life but for the timely arrival Of the mill
tary frou the post. One of the females
had an eye knocked out, while two
COW boys, names unknown, were badly
wounded. The murderer, Page, is in
the guard house, and the soldiers
threaten to lynch him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
MIscELLAHEoUs CRIMES.
Attempt to Burn Murdered While
Aaleep-Suicide.

MONTPELIER, W., October S.-Mrs.
Meaker, who, with her son Almon, is in
Jail under indictment for killing little
Alice Meaker, her husbands half sister,
at Waterbury, VT, last spring, made
nearly successful attempt to burn the
Jail to-day. She set fire to the cell, but
the flames were discovered in time TO
prevent, the destruction OF the building.
New York, October a6.-F. J. Vosel.
head book.keeper for the firm OF Sher.
man, Cecil 4 Co, Of Thomas street,
killed himself to-day in front OF the
morgue.
FoRr WORTH, TEX, October ga
man supposed to be X. p. Bnll. n private
detective and formerly editor VI the
Democratic Press, at Gainesville. Ark.
was murdered while asleep. There is
no clue to the murderer.
NEw YORK, October a6.-Joseph =.
Prickel. a Bohemian cinarmaker, II
years old, shot himself twice in the
head this afternoon, intlicting wounds
which will cause his death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
THE LOUISIANA MUDDLE.
Cayanac and His Clerks Re
leased Oh Bail.

New ORLEANS, October 2G.-Super-
visor OF Registration Cavanac and his
clerks Henry ANTI, Il. l.. Fischer and
George W. Flynn, charged with illegally
registering voters, were examined before
United States Commissioner Lane to-day.
After hearing OF the testimony the par.
ties were sent before the United States
Circuit Court under 500 bail each. As
the WORK OF reg stration continues, 1t is
stated they viii bearrcsted agair. Ali
davits are being made against all per
sons who have {, = stored since the 22nd
inst, charging them with i'll, gtlly regis
trring. There being no United States
Court here a restraining order against
Cavanac cannot be obtained. Cavanac
denies that he threatened to use force
10 prevent the arrests and interference
hv the United States authorities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
YEARS WORK.
What the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing Has Done Dur
ING the Past Twelve Months.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-The Bu.
reau oi Engraving and Printing during
the last fiscal year delivered 7,liS,9il
sheets OF notes, and securities oi a fate
value at S7S9,2i0, $50; l5,252 ,3O6 sheets
OF internal revenue and customs stamps
containing 3D., 81, ,2s6 stamps, and 49,
251 sheets OF checks, drafts, etc, for the
Treasurer al the United States and dis
bursing officers Of the several depart
ments, besides a large amount OF mis-
cellaneous work. The aggregate expen.
ditures for the year were for salaries OF
officers, etc, on the pay roll. SO, ,sG3; {;
and for labor and other expenses. 1888,
l1l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
Strike of Cigarmakers,

CLEVELAND, o., October 26.-About
rs cigarmakers Of this city are on a
strike. They have been earning from
S. to s. per week, but now strike Tor
rates which will give them from 50 to
$40 per week each. A few OF the manu-.
facturers have yielded to the demand
but the greater number stand out and
declare they will not pay any more. il
now looks as il the trouble would con-
tinue for some time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
STARTLING Ew5.

A Revolt Reported in Cabui-Abdurrah-
man Khan Bald TO Have Been Aur-
dered.
LAHORE, October 2G.-It is reported
from Peshawur that Enarchy reiRns IN
Cabul and that the Ameei has b .en
murdered. There has been no news 10y
post from Cabul for several days.
LONDON, October 2G.-The news rell.
tive to the murder oi the Ameer and the
prevalence Of anarchy in Csbul Is frJm
the Cir1i and Military Ga;ett> Of Lahore,
an authority undoubted. The India Of
flee here. however, has no confirmation
of the report.
LoxDox, October 26.-The Niceroy of
India tel-graphed TO the Indian Office
that he - unable 10 either confirm or
deny the report Of an outbreak In
Cabul.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
BEItNtiARDT.
The Great Actress Arrives at
New York Yesterday.

NEw YoRx. . tober 25.-The steam
ship Amerilu- arrived tonight irpm
Hayre b-ariny the famous Sara Bern'
hardt, her sou. anil some u the pnnci.
pal members Of her ,ronpe. The other
memb.rs of the company arrived early
% day in the steamer Wieland. These
latter we're met by Mr.. Frederick A.
Schwab, sgen, for Sir. Abbey, Who
brought them 10 this city. TIE com.
pany will 20 down the bay tomorrow
TO greet Miss BernhaTdt-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
Ohio N,,itsry 10 b RsorsanisSd.

CoLrxBrs, o, October &..A num-
Der OF the colontls Of Ohio militia req
ments had meeting here TO day to dis
cuss matters OF consolidating snd reor'
ganising the militia on ne. oa'ia
No conclusion Vas reached, but u u
probable there will be . reduction In tie
number Of regiments and resrranye'
ment Of the companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
HEAVY ROBBERY.
Four Thousand Dollars Secured BY Burg.
lars at Nj. Gilead. o.

Mr. GILEAp, q, October 26 Mayer
Bros grocery and provision store on
South Main street. in this city, WAS en-
tered by burglars Monday night and
robbed OF about $1,000 in money and
valuables. The robbery was conducted
with remarkable secrecy, our night po-
liceman being unaware OF the burglary
until this morning. The thieves gained
al entrance at a back window, and
seemingly aware OF the habits OF the
proprietors soon possessed themselves
Of the contents of shot bag which
was secreted back CT the counter, and
which had for years answered well the
purposes OF safe IN this establishment.
Suspicion rests on parties in this city.
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"Dont Know Half Their Value.

"They cured me Of ague, billiousness
and kidney complaint, as recommended.
| had half bottle left which used for
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. l
would have lost both OF them one
night if l had not given them
Hop Bitters. They did them so much
good / continued their use until they
were cured. That is why say you do
not know half the value Of Hop Bitters,
and do not recommend them high
enough. B, Rochester, n. Y. See
other column. Lau9hlin Bros. 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling.
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NlCF. QUIT TCWh
Danvile, Virginia. Tak'sre e Belt. WIZ
r;re Murder. il Thre, Days.

Danvire. Virginia. TAssre Belt. Win
Five Murders il Thre, Days.
D.xvlLLE, Va October ~ saturday
night Mary Mitchell vas fatally shot by
her paramour, Barton smith.
John Ramey killed Dennis MsIooney;
they quarreled about a dog
David Graves and FL Coleman got
into difficulty about the wife OF the
former, and Coleman was probably fatal
ly shot.
Sunday morning the body OF Scott
Hankils was found in the canal. be II
thought to have been murdered.
Yesterday afternoon a peddler named
Hasyer,y seizing bludgeOn knocked In
sensible another peddler, named Con
rad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
Cincinnati Merchants Not Hostile to the
South.

CIxCISSATI, October o6.-At the close
OF business today on Change the mem-
bers were called to order. BY request a
letter recently published in the Louis
vile COurier.Jyurn1i. purporting to be
written by Cincinnati merchant and
saying that Cincinnati merchants were
hostile to the South and did not want
the Southern trade, was read, and after
some discussion resolution was adopt
ell condemning in the strongest manner
the letter Just read, and providing for
the appointment OF committee oil five
to ascertain its author.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
Stea mer Burced

MEMPHIS. TEss, October @.-At
half.past 9 O'Clock this morning the
steamer Trader, lying at the wharf,
burned 10 III. waters edge. Several To-
cal packets were. for = short 'ime, IN
danger, but fprtnnitely they receivef
no damage. The Trader was . small
craft plyiny between here ant shawnee
Village. Oscar Pastel, her captain, mar
roxly escaped xith his lie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
PRODUCE
New YoPR.

NEw YORR, October 20 Cotton
Easy at IliOll.c; futures firm. Flour
Dull and in buyers favor: receipts
u, 900 barrels; shipments 3.IGO bar
rcls: supcriin. western and State IS 10
n4 -; common 20 good 81 2jtd4 20:
good Ia choice 81 1jCaG 10: white wheat
extra 81 GJd4 81; extra Ohio 81 1Otg
; 90; ~. Louis 81 j0aG -: MnneSts
patent process 81 OOas -. Wheat
Heavy and a shade lower; receipts 40.
90 bushels; exports 5000 bushels;
ungradcd spring 81 ~; No. . Chicae"
and Milwaukee 81 III: unpraded pd
81 I2Cal l9!; rel 81 IGa ~, No.
doSi 1891 2D: ungraded white 81 ~
al lGi: steamer No. ~ O6; No. =
white 81 l2ymI L. No. ! white. Hal's
I1,UOO bushels at 81 Iiidl l5I, Nc.
. red seller October rales lO7 90
bushels, at 81 I6,ml IA; seller n.
vembrr. sales 3'p5, 90 bushels. at 81 1910,
! IA. SELLER December. sales $3.50
bush,l- ut 81 ls!Gti lsi seller January.
sales lOi 900 bushels. ai u 1901 2Oi.
Weaker; receipts 5000 bush
els; shipments lG0,Oo0 bushels; un.
graded JGlopjG IT,: No. 2 5jiMpic; No. 2
white col; No. 2 seller October 5ji
ta:Gc; seller November jjiaJc; sel.
Ter December JGi6jG:c. Oau-Firm.
receipts ~ 900 bushels; western mixed
37630. white western 30ta,iic. Hay
In gooI demand and firm at SIC. Hops
Firm and unchanged. Coffee DE.
rnand fair snI market firm. Sugar
Dull and unchanged. Moiss@s-Quict
and unchanged Rice--Stcady snd in
fair demsnd. Petroleum Dnll. United
IItc: crude 7ns,c. refined l2c. rallo~
steady anil fairly active nj GtaGic.
Rp-in-Duissts 81 svo -. Turp-Bi,n.
Dull at IDsI3l". Esy,- Flfm. strict.
" choice 2im &c. Pork Dull snd
unsettled: mess, tpoi, quoted ut So 80,
SO % Tor export. Beef Q1iet and un
changed. Cut Meats Sp,nibslly mn.
changed. long clear miillinxs g. 7j;
short clear - -. Lard-lIeayy: prime
steam s. -. Buit.r-St-.dy at l5fa
Bic. Cheese-At i0I2lc.
Bsiumors.
BALTIMORE, October 2j.--F,our -
Quiet and steady without Quoiabi.
change. Wbcat-West.rn firm and
steady; No. = western winter red, spoi.
and seller October 81 l2tnsl l2i. seller
November 81 l3t9l I3l; seller Decem.
Der 81 l6iai IGl; seller January 81 Isl
@,Ilsl. C2rn ',,crn q shade better
and steady; western mixed, SPOT, seller
October 5ilm5iic: seller November
5,tta5iic: seller December, new. SIC;
old 55c. Osts-Dull and lower; xcsi-
ern white 37G3sc; mixed 3Ga37c.
Rye-Dull Ut 81 COAL OF. Hay-Un-
changed. Provisions-steady aud IN.
changed. Butter-Quiet; prime 10 choice
western packed I3a,23c. Egu-Stesdy
at l9c. Petroleum-Dull and unchsng-
ed. Cotiee-Qniet and unchanged. So.
par--A soft 0tc. whskv-Quiet st
SILL
ToLsDo, October Easy;
amber Michigan 81 OF; No. red Wa.
bash spot 81 o.; sSl!er November 81 04t 4;
s~lles December 81 o.; seller January
81 OS;; No. 3 red Wabash 81 90; re-.
jected Gle. .Corn-Dull; No. new 40c
old spot i3lc; seller Move nb%r 43Ic; eel.
Ter December, old or nsv, 4lc: No. 9
white 4Sic; rejected $50. OAl-Duli
No. 2 3Oc. Clover esed-Prime a q
bid; No. 2 - 10.
Pittsburgh.
PrrTssunGs, October d. .-Petroleum- =
Quiet snd weak; crude, United certi6
Gates S3tc offered; refined l2c Tor Pulls
d-lphis delivery.
] (Addifis~ v Hayists on ~ PSy.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
RAILROAD BoNDs-Strong and active.
STATE SoSps-Qiiet


STATE 5oSps-Qiiet
SrocEs-The market opened strong
and in early dealings prices sdvenced !
to IA per cent, the Granger shares lead.
ing the improvement. This MAS follow.
Ell by = reaction Of | To per cent. in the
general list and decline of 81 per cent.
in the Reading. Speculation was irreg.
ular until about the second board when
under brisk purchases theentire list al.
vanced sharply and closed strong at an
improvement OF to per cent, coal
and Granger stocks being the most
prominent in the advance. Texas Pa.
citic WAS notably strong and buoyant
and rose clipper cent. on the days trans
actions.
The transactions on the Stock EX.
change aggregated Isl 900 shares, oi
which 100 were Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy, 900 Cana In Southern,
56, ,OOO Delaware, l.ackawnnna and West.
ern, 700 Deleware and Hudson, ~, ,O0O
Erie. 1900 Hannibal and 81. Joseph,
900 Iron Mountain, 100 Kansas and
Texas, 1900 Lake Shore. 100 Michigan
Central. 5000 Northwestern. 5000 New
Jersey Central. 200 New York Central
400 Northern Pacific, 400 OHIO and
Mississippi, 400 Pacific Mail, 2iWO
Rsading, 10000 StPaul. $500 -. Paul
and Omaha, 300 Union Pacific, ~,
90 Wabash Pacific, 100 Western
Union, 1900 Texas and Pacific, 5000
Denver and Rio GraEdc. 1000 Morris
and Essex.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy I2ito 81 per csnt-Govern.
ments Quiet and Strong-flour
Steady-wheat Active but
lower-Hogs Easier.
FlhAhcL.
New York.

NEw YoRx, October 26.-MoSuv-
Easy at 2i@3l per cent, closing at 2fS3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4iS
81 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank.
ers' bills strong at 49, demand +S+.
SILvER-At London &c pence; bar
silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
i(Gl per cent. discount.
GovERNMINs-Quiet and strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-27

PrrTssunGH, October q. 26.-Petroleum-
Quiet snd weak; crude, United certi6
Gates S3tc offered; refined l2c Tor Pbils
dslphis delivery.
(Addifisn v kaytsts on N PyE.l
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-10-16

missioncrs. P. A. Ledct Octave p. Rousseau
l.. II. Tho-nhill.
Eth. Precinct. At Wellington Eebrets
store. w. lIebert, 7. NJ. Frazier Paul
Thibodeaux.
18th Precinct. At J. s. Perkins store
Commissioners, T. J. johnson. Alidor Folse
James Fores.
Efgh, Ward.
10Th Precinct. AT Roseinond Dufrcne S
Commit ss!oners, Emile LedetJ. c. Rousseau
Wm. Elliot.
Mum Word.
Gosh Precinct. At Longneville. Commits
sioners, NJ. Foret. John Lyall, Jack Ed
ward.
2ist. Precinct, At Trasimond Foret's
Com mluissioners, T. Forct, T. j. Badcaux,
Iheo. Harang j..
Tenth Wa,n
22nd. Precinct. At Cut nff Commission
ers. t.stival Savoie. Alfred Melaneon. Nes-
ev Warren.
;;}rd Precinct At 'arvicr Gni.lry's Com
misSicners, William Williams. Washington
Tanner. A. Tcrrehonnc. Sheldon Gutiirre.
THEOpiILE fHiBODAUX. Sheriff.
Latuurche Parish.