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DYING WITH oATHSON HIS
now OARLK hANKB MOUNTED
GALLOMs AT nuRRun

GALLONS AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, May l4-Carl Manks
executed here this morning hI
murder OF John Atlotf. at EluiI
April 3, 1879 From the time Of hll
sentence, following the second cOi
ton, Manke has preserved astqid
difference TO his fate, stubbOnlJH
with heastly oaths refusing lhen
ance of spiritual advisers. 0n We'd
day his wife called at the jai requa
a parting interview with him Wild
obstinately refused. He slept 'ou4
last night and breakfasted heartily
morning. During the last few Day
partly admitted his guilt
He said Atloff was good for DOL
and his death matter OF no u
among his neignbOrs. This mOrna
refused to be washed and dressed
the execution, using many violent
to his attendants, breaking The
used for his toilet, trying to ieG
clothing and refusing to see bis .plt
adviser. When led to the Sherlfisol
where services were to be held, be
piniOned. and he tauntingly cannt
on the minister's prayer, "fon ~
know the Holy Spirit, you steel
asked where he wished to be bunN
replied: at makes no difference 'os
He sho wed no signs of fear at ths
fold, and died without a s'rnggt,
was extinct In four and a-balf mlna@
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The Whitaker Investigation.
WRRT POINT Nav Ia 1aan

The Court of Inquiry in the Whitta.
ker investigation held secret session
tins afternoon and then adjourned un-
til tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
recorder Sears states that it will take
Monday and Tuesday next to finish up
the case. In an interview TODAY
Whitaker stated that he is getting
along well with his studies, and feels
confident of passing the June exami-
nation,
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVFMBER l0TH alS7g


Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
for
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
100. S.10, 1870 a. m. $50, 100, 100, 9.48 p.
IN.
Philadelphia tExpress) 900, s.se. 1902 a.
m.
Phila. and New York 2.2l, o. .3o.7. 90. 1902 a.
M, 2l3. l2.39 $40 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intern. ediate Stations,
8.35 a. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.OS p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.03
s.S5 a. m. ; 1852. l.0i. sis, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave tor
New Castle 800, 9.l5. a. M; LILO, 800. $50
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
Y.l5 a. m. /; Lilo, $50 p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.l5
1m.; LILO p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. m. 800. $50, 9.46 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 200 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2.l0
"A. IN.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot. IL. +. RENNEY,
SunerintQndant
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SEVERE ACCIDENT.

Miss Mary Short, Of Mll'Oa
lives with Mr.. VIM. LowsTy, mel
quite a severe accident Friday 'ls
company with Frank LON Lofana' VI
driving from Milton TO MlliSIa' i9i.l ssn| NJ
about half way to our town Ms; Ssa,] ssa1
hat was blown of, and Ar. hvu. ''r']
at once alighted to get it, xlsis'| e.i, \
the horse dashed Oft at a raplu S"Fs N
the ladg in attempting to agP IonnI) N
pulled him into the woou', .sn .s1 h
against a tree, upsetling the TsyUI ~, mi
tearing things up generally n,Si lndS.i
was caught under the wagon hons, srs a
bruised up. Fortunatelp no OOD' Y
broken.-MilfoId News
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"A a.. BETRAYED eIR1~
new York Times s,'.' ."LS

'iT Err 1TFh "a,Ei Times Special. . Sul
!S' 5@s 1;Syi". with nliSes'ss;, S:1 S,;.ss;! = . A,
saOs sersa herself Sas yeslsrdsy eSis,,'' Ts near
vs,ae wa. out near the base sls J, tight
.Ja%0a,n Tas a deliberate 'tas case ., i The q
eddirapy ed rpomy last. last Miss Ha@nSa'Di, ls % ,ne i
namsd n,I9%,,on :. from a raIIro,e ALL S+'n
Of rI'ep her ace, lee, He said he Vaa sa.tsa sa
'as,er a sner., Of the girl found V11 10. ,''en
a servant in a neiphb",iuier uer vol
se.uEned ssa Ens home with thG,er',is her ts;.pAs .pAs
f,,' bs refd.Ss nsd been betrayed ed bv b'''G,, ~
ava away from home to b'd. 1rs She II
ae ,ha nnsue oath to such a ., nsi
Tue command of her 'r D,l.si' 'Ia''n|
for tfit'''J trial. Ju,l and h.,se Souad cVsis|
,ne meg glrl was kidnapped from,.N' GTul' y l
!" mouse by two men, who 'U,n "'O,s le; ; 4
naar ,a = rlose i. carriage. As She ,t Al, y 1
p pear as a witness the c,ss "' ula
conductor conductor was put over (I,s iSs ,as '!'ll|
lam, Hammond was kept in cn"s'ir ,re Fia-
weeks weeks but she could JIVr,lleA'I oa, =
place and did not know ~, ~ l01|
v' VINO bad kept her prisoDs, Toe 4
asalhsi . the conductor csm.
weeks ago, but the pirl 'rl'e r'se. Y
pear TO press the charpq .osi"i' ,S'a.ea |
ne was discharged. On ss,uS s.,sIs y
went totbe house where bs Ds'u'a' s'l Y
ana appealed to him IN - nt 'Sfl
wlie, declaring that # he voa's "'Is !
would would XIII herself. He r.ra.ai t%,a y
terday She carried out he, rIiu'sa' ,h.ssl
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MENACING THE UTE Rpcvl
TI0N.

DIV Denver, Col, May l4-Itb,I
zalion has been formed I',,ss w;,L 4
quarters in this city, wbo.s "'~ u!
to go TO the Ute ReseIya,iouV Rr " Y
poet without It waiting for Conyn| y
al az action. The society ',I b,, n
100 members, including sev.',1 "" |
nent Denver citizens each "
being compelled to arm and i
himself for military service s'
inlenIlon y is to go through GuD|
and Eagle River counties IA ~, N
Grande. and unless prote,tior
iorded the Utes by ihe Go,.u)
they will wage war against tbsn'
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WALL STREET YRsrHDAY.-The stock
market was dull and depressed until the
last hour, when prices advanced and
closed at he highest point OF the day.
Money was plentiful en- call, with 8 per
theiruling rate on stock. collateral and 4 TO
the extremes. State and railroad bonds
were active and unsettled. Foreign ex-
change was quiet and steady.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15

The New York State Senate yesterday
started bribery investigation. The
charges are that large sum OF money
were used in connection with the amend
nent TO the Brooklyn charter. The
penalties are sufficient to make it rather
uncomfortable for any statesman who
may be caught.-Times
Every mother in the land should know
the value OF DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and
never be without it, 1t IL from ouiates
frioe Is cents q bottle
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
ILI6NoIs REPUBLICAN,

CHICAGO, May l4.-A specal
patch to the Times says.-"Thi
son County Republican Coma
to-day instructed its five deleg,ll
the State Convention for the eI.H
dent"
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Boots and Shoes.

Denlei McCusker, 2l6 w. I'd street. has
sne spring trade, and is determined To
seil them cheaper than any house in the
eaay. owe him a call and save money
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Delegates For Bayard
CAMDEN, n. j.. Nav Ia 1873

The democrsts of this ciny held a
meeting last night and eledted dele
gates to the Convention to be held
at Trenton on the Goth inst. The
dele gates favor the nomination of
Thomas Francis Bayard for Presi-
dent.
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FOURTH EDITION
Inaacasaen. for To-Day.

Inc indications for ns Middle States oad
Neso Ehoiond are rising baromstsr, north
'sest 'oSsds. sltohtlv cooler and partly cloudy
Wedther.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15

The Cincinnati Commercial saws
when some politicians are weighed
they are found wanting every
office in which there is a vacancy.
The fun in this paragraph is the
suggestion that an Ohio man would
wait for vacancy before ne would
want an office.-Prees
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sr1crnE BY SHOOTING.

BRADFORD, Pa, May ~, ,,,s, a b
ton, q small jeweIler ana en. =, isis sssoOis
evening At.em pted suicide e,iD Oy ,' Il
The ball lodged In hls piSiT nruiog d
thought he will die before 'uVaIf ya,lv for n
has drank a pint OF alcoroi co,ossd u1 he Il
past " eek, and it is suppose" I,ws|
suffering with delirinm vi ~nss s9.d 8 4
mitted the deei. He was q AndoNj
married, marie la and was native Of An'''
N. Y.
Judge Comegys was cI.a5 rg15I Ius Sr'
said in h is charge 10 The uIanS not of n
New Castle county, that nus ,,,l.Isl
crime committed in that coun' ' iin,o,aI
ire ing drinks rim ST. and he might :ninG l',5 70
further and applied his saying s,,,sr n
community in the country WV
der
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
From the Quaker City.

z. q. Campbell, Of Phlladelphia, under
dale Of October 4, 1879, certified to The
wonderful efficacy of Warmers Safe Pills
and Safe Tonic in removing a liver dis
tion and yellow skin, myI3eod2w.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
ANNUAL SESSION.

The Delware State Medical Society
will hold their niney- first annual session
at Dover OH June Sth. Those desiring to
attend the session can obtain reduced
rates of fare by applying TO G. w.
Marshall, Secretary, Milford Del.
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LAUNCH THIS AFTERNOON.

This afternoon at 4 o'clock the
steam pleasure yacht Falcon, will be
launched from the Harlan & Holdings
worth Co.'s ship yard.
The yacht is being built for a party
Of gentlemen residing in Washington,
and will run upon the Potomac. Her
dimensions are as follo@s Length be-
tween perpendiculars, 100 feet; over
all, 1O7 feel; breadth of beam, Is feet,
. inches; depth of hold from base line,
feet inches.
She win be propelled by steam, and
will be fitted up i'll tirst-class style by
the Ii. Il Ii. Co.
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THE BUILDINGS SOLD.

This morning the Levy Court build.
ing committee sold at public sale the
buildings occupied by the Water and
Surveying Departments and the old
pump house, on tue Court House lot.
The pump house, on Market street
above Tenth, was purchased by Harry
Lape, for 500. The Water Depart.
ment office, at Tenth and Market Sts.,
by VIM. l.. Gilbert, for $135. The
Surveying department building, at
Ten b and King streets, with the
shedding attached, by Mills & Combs,
for 1910. Total amount of sale $545.
The sale includes only the m aterials
in the buildings, and not the real es.
tate. BY the terms of the sale the
purchasers will not commence TO tear
down the buildings until August 1st.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
PERSONAL.

d. Bigler Bailey, Esq, prominent
member of the York county, Pa, bar
has been in this city for few days
past, on visit to Mr.. j. c. Farra, of
the Delaware Western Railroad. He
started for his home this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
DETERMINED TO STICK.

Meantime the wavering third term
ers here read with dlsmay a report in
the St. Louis Globe Democrat, one of
the most Jealous third term journals,
that the ex-President has within few
days said to a friend, my enemies
cannot force me from the field" They
regret to believe that he has committed
himself SO far and they would read
with delight letter from him formal
ly declaring that he has had all the
honors to which any American citizen
In entitled.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

The farm called Stewards Hope"
above Urieville, containing 214 acres,
was sold ON Tuesday by c. Il. Yves
colt, Esq, attorney for MORTGAGE, to
Mr.. James Brice, of Chestertown, for
5000.
Capt. Andrew Woodall purchased
at public SAFE, in Elkton, last week,
the James W. Morgan farm, in Sassa-
fras Neck, Cecil county, 14S acres, for
", 500, subject to claim of $3.50 80.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
SHERIFF SALE.

Deputy Sheriff Morrison, on Thurs
day last, sold at the hotel Of VIM. r.
Nickerson, at Kirkwood, the real es-
tate of Charles A. Lum, surviving ad-
ministrator Of Isaac A. Lum, deceas-
ed, and Charles A. Lum and Clara NJ.
Cochran, heirs-at-law of Isaac A. Lum,
deceased, situated in st. Georges and
Pencader Hundreds. Purchased by
Richard T. Cam, at $55 per acre.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
POST AND PILLORY.

The victims of the laws revenge, who
vera sentenced to the pos; and pillory
during tho term of Court this week, re-
celved Ihelr punishment far New Castle
this morning. The affair attracted the
usual crowd of specta tators. There will
be another instalment next week.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-15
BASE BALL.

The Our Boys base ball club of Will
mington, went to Chester, this after
noon, to play a match game with the
Energetic club, of that city.
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The L0uisianain Journal of
Education for July 1880 is at hand,
and as usual full Of valuable in.
formation concerning schools and
school systems.
This journal should be in the
hands Of every Teacher in the
state, and its contents carefully
studied. 1t contains a great deal
OF useful practical knowledge for
teachers that cannot be found
elsewhere. Messrs Lusher and
Rogers are old, experienced tea.
CHEFS, and in preparing this Jour
nal, are not laboring in fogs and
mlsts. but understand thorough
~ the subjects Of which they
treat.
1t will be furnished to any one
for one dollar per year, and any
teacher who will obtain three paid
subscriptions OF those who are
not Teachers, can have a copy
gratis.
Address R. NJ. Lusher or w. O.
Rogers New Orleans La.
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The GuiOn Academy.

The examination, at the close
OF the session of the above school.
took place on July IA.
Quite a number of visitors
were present, to witness the trial
of the pupils.
The examination was conducted
by Messrs. T. A. Badeaux Presi
dent, and S. T. Grisamore Secre
tary Of the Parish School Board,
: The questions put to the pupils
were taken from the studies in
which the children had passed,
and, taking all things into consid
Grafton the pupils acquitted them
selves very we'll.
The school has evidently been
we'll conducted during the last
session.
The department of the children
was excellent, and calculated to
arouse the pride of their parents.
The distribution OF prizes fol
lowed the examination, when Mr..
Badeanx delivered a short ad-
dress to the pupils, after which a
closing song was sung by the
school when the session closed,
and the pupils set free from their
studies for a vacation of two
months.
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faithtuluess Of = fria,

The faithtnlness of a friend.
ship existing between compsal
lons-ln-arms, is shown by Gene.
raj Beanregard in publishing the
book left behind him ready for
publication by the late General
q: t.. Hood, whose sudden death
OF yellow fever, at New Orleans.
lett bis ten little babes withont
any provision against the future.
General Beauregard las had the
book handsomely printed and
beautifully bound and gives his
entlre time to its publication, free
or charge, as the entire proceeds
OF the book are given to "The
Hoou Memorial Fund" the monies
OF which are invested in the Uni>
ted States Registered Loan, to he
devoted to the nurture, care, SUP.
port and education of the little
babes left without father or moth
er. General Hood made an in.
OF all his fortune lover
in Louisiana State seen.
mites Which turned out disastrous
~ just before his death. The
book is advertised iu Gu another
column.
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Card Of

10 the Ladies' and Firemsn Of IAibodaur :
Allow Inc, in behalf of America Hire Cam
pany No.2. to tender you our most hearty
and sincere thanks for the welcome and hos
pitable reception accorded to lis and the
other excursionists from New Ibel ia. On
on the II inst We beg you. also. to accept
a Thousand thanks for the beautiful wreath
presented to America Fire Company No. 2,
by the charming Miss Lillian Thibodaux'
who 50 worthily represented The grace and
beauty OF your town. We furthermore las
sure our friends OF the parish of Lafourche,
that this fragile wreath has been transfer
med into a strong link Of friendship, which
will always bind the Inhabitants of New
Iberia to the people of Thlbodaux, whose
%boundiess kindness has engraved on their
lndellble recollections OF the pleasant e
cursion OF July IIth.
LEON LEMAIRE,
President of America No. 2.
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l. ENDORSE 1T.

The Recorder, Americas, Ga,
says: CLERKS, Senators, Repre>
sentatives, Doctors, Lawyers, Cit
zeuS, in public and private life,
are testifying by the thousands.
amt over their own signatures,
that i remedy has been found for
-Rrigh;'s Disease of the Kidaeys
and for Diabetes; these are re
Epectively known us Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure and
Warmers Safe Diabetes Cure.n
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cumstances connected with them.
Added. to this Gen. Hancock has
so approved his work as to place
at his disposal his personal meme
randa, correspondence, official
and private papers. With such
facilities the work will be absola
te'y full and authentic, the stan
dard OH the subject.
As a biographer, Col. Forney
will be to Gen. Hancock what
Boswell was to johnson, Lockhart
to Walter Scott, or Abbott to b.
naparte. 1t is a Labor of Love-"
actuated by a grand enthusiasm
and carried out with q degree of
ability and grace that will place
it III the front rank Of American
biographies.
The career of the brilliant sol
dier with an army record extern
ding through 80 years, worthy of
of such a pen. 1t is full OF event
and is soon to be crowned by the
more important one of a transfer
to the White House, which will
make the book one of permanent
value 1t will be sold by subcrip
ton and vii! surely meet with a
large sale. The publishers, G. Il.
Livingston s. Co., of st. Louis,
Mo-, advertise for agents in auoth
er column.
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FoRNEY's LIFE OF GEN. HAN.
CUCK.-It is a singular fact that
most eulogistic and exhaustive
campaign biography of Gen. Han
cock should be written by one
whose pen and tongue Tor years
have done the most signal service
for the Republican party. Col.
John w. Forney of Philadelphia.
whose reputation as graceful land
forcible writer aud man of letters.
is so well known both il this
country and Europe, a pet of re-
publican administrations. and
most Ut the time an office holder
for 20 years has not only severed
his connection with the Garfield
crowd, but has thrown all his abb
lily and enthusiasm into the cam
paign for the Democratic candi
date. The most important ser
vice of which is a tull and exhauS
tive life o: Gen. Hancock. 1t is
to high rank as u cam.
biography. Through differ
III pylitics, the author and the
subject have been intimate life.
long friends and hence Col. For
ney has personal kDnedse OF
most OF the brilliant achievements
Ut Zen. Hancock aad OF all tue cir
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Last week, we embarked on
the cars, for a trip to Morgan CITY.
But little is to be seen, worthy
of attention along the line of the
I road, except thousands of acres
of magnificent land growing up in
weeds and brambles. Chacahonla
remains i'll statu quo, Tigerville
remains stationary, Bayou Beut
remains toujours lie meme chose.
There is not much indications
of progress in Morgan City. The
Morgan company, are doing con
siderable work along the wharf in
anticipation of the wants of their
road when it is opened to Texas.
Morgan City is sustained almost
exclusively by the Morgan Rail
road and Steamship Company. 1t
is the laborers and employees of
that company that constitute a
great portion of the inhabitants,
and form the customers for the
merchants and dealers in bust
ness there.
One remarkable change in Nor
gan City. during the last three
years is discernible. Then there
were % licensed coffee houses.
now thee are not a half dozen.
Either the efforts of the Temper
ance people have been rewarded
to Il remarkable extent. or else
the whiskey has been of an una
duIterated kind and sent those
imbibing it to that bourne whence
no travellers returns.
Morgan City has Il Catholic
Church, Il Presbyterian Church,
a Methodist Church aud a Syna
gogue, two printing presses, a
laundry, a saw mill and planning
mill, and the Mayor has the bless
ed whooping cough.
1t has also a magnificent Hall
built under the auspices of the
Firemen, but is, we think still
under the management Of it's cred
itOrs.
AT all events such a hall would
be a credit to any town, and is a
great institution for the pleasure
and amusement of the citizens.
On July Z, Arrow Lodge No. 5
l. .. 0. F. publicly Installed tlieir
officers in the Hall which was
neatly fitted up tor the OCCASION.
The installation ceremonies were
conducted by A. Ozeune D. d.
u. NJ. assisted by the Members
Of the Lodge.
An address was delivered by
S. L. Grisamore, PIG NJ.
Some 200 people were present
and took deep interest in the
ceremonies.
Refreshments were furnished
free to all the guests, who, after
the installation was completed.
took charge of the Hall and en-
joyed themselves in the gaieties
of the dance until the night had
nearly passed away.
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Of apy kind is transacted u.~ ~
fact which is conclusive ev;d.a
minds OF the people are being
Gated to look upon Sunday a Sal
from all the pursuits Of life. Tn;a7a
SO prevalent that in many P...IEs
state it has developed into ord;sH
ing places Of business on thai dHaAS
In those Parishes where AMI
have been enforced, there ia ~
none in which it has not worlsS
rlly to the great majority Of tia 49,
The question that arises i, !,
your committee is: ~
Does the majority of the ;nh.,.
LatOurche desire such an ordins.N
1t 50. should suchss law be- ns.ssa
telya ~
Your committee are frm,.
with b belief that a majority a. 49,
OF Latourche favor such leeisias;aIs
TONERS demand. They may hos..n
Petitioners, in Opposition
other reasons, that they who ~"
will be deprived of vested -; ~ -
closing establishments OH SnnS.sa ~
lose II seventh Of their trade as5E
This argument may be consid..n.
swered by the signatures Of : ls.ssn
Of business men, who paw licarsssa
are attached to the larger Det;t;.as VI
However, weak NAV be ths ~"N
in opposition memorial. hors.ss
it is tina every position asssumeS h.s
o~verthrown by the courts, hoWss.s
able are the arguments Of Tia -
said petition in a legal view, Yeti aa
and just consideration of the 49, ~
TONERS, due Difference should
objections. ND
Therefore, in view of all tha-
objections in both memorials. IA
earnest desire to carry out the 800 a
entire people Of the Parish, aud !" sss 81
little loss Or injury to all ali vhc.sss
interest may be more or less sS...
the introduction OF law cIos;n. j i
ness houses on Sunday your co,ns;. =
ter the following resolution. ~ u. Z
he discharged from any furths.
ton Of the subjet. ~
Resolved, That the accompanip,
ance be submitted to vote of the le.s u
OF this Parish at an election to hs ~
the second day of November in
that If y majority Ct said voter. =. ~
votes in favor Of said ordinance !
be promulgated as the law Of n. :
add 60 into effect on the frat dav y H.
~ 1881 !; and if a majority Of TIA ~.
found opposed to said ordinance ~. \
be null end void. N
Resolved, That the president of y. I
Jury and the Finance COMMITTEES hs ~.
tu make all necessary arran eemenss !, N
the said election and promnIcsts ~
turns rs soon as known after tia si..sI
Resolved, That in the naming Of -.
sloncrs for the various polls AZ vh;.s n
ton will be held, the opposing NJ. M
be represented.
$: T. GRIsAMoRE.
II. N. COULON,
H. ago,
SOsTHENE, FOLSE.
-. Special Cons1n
On motion Of Mr.. Moran. dulv -.
by MIR. kraemer, the foregoing rsns,s =.
received and laid on the table unsiI ~
row.
On motion of Mr.. Coulon dulv ....,
the Police Jury then adjourned Is -
row at 8 o'clock A. N.
lSigned 5. T. GRISAMOpR
President Police Jrr
~ Parish Of LAfossS
IF. ALLAN, Secretary.