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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-26

NEw YORK, October 25th.-Politics over
flowed in the pulpits yesterday. a number
of the preachers selected as their theme tie
effect which they fear Grace's election would
have upon the public school system. Rev.
Or. Newman, Rev. G. ID. Williams and Rev.
DIR. Fulton all spoke on the subject with
great earnestness, which seemed to reflect the
profound agitation in the public mind. Tai
mage spoke upon the Presidential campaign.
and came near to predicting Garfeld's elec.
ton by declaring that the next President was
to be candidate who had been most persist
emily vilifed.
ASTOUNDING REGISTRATION FRAUDS IN CHI
CaGo.
CHICAGO. October 25sh.-Astounding regis
tration frauds have been discovered here to-
day. The investigations set on foot by the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-24

Fellows Compound Syrup OF Hypo-
phosphitcs will speedily and certainly
arrest the depressing influences of dis
ease upon the nerves and muscles. II
restores the appetite and induces a dis.
position TO take on healthy flesh. II
causes the formation Of living blood,
strengthening the action Of both heart
and lungs 1t sustains the system un.
der trying circumstances, and cause.
the healthy devevelopment Of all organs
necessary 70 our existence.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-24

ID ynE CVNNEClIN8 LIMA
LII main line nns frQm chieago 70 Council
ssnes! ssi SoiIp ssi Hese i isi.sd f BsssnSd ss WE W.;
Doc Holnes uhs c.2iisi of lorsS. s(nsrt Allan
isss'' S. e elsSssa' M YslsssIi l' Riaes. Z 6s assss.
ron. .L~ssvsnworh. Aichison, and kansss City,
Vie, M%iss' Rsesa 2 g s'ie sr@iSss Sssai hsssp sna k Bsn-
tonspQrh. indcpendcnL Eldon, ottumwA EDDY
Vile. oskaioosa. Peiln. Monroe. and Dies Molnos;
N;suton % Monroe; %. Moines 70 lndlanoIa and
xvess % hsrisn. fhis & posiiiseiy he only
line flom chicsao into tho state Of Kansas
MAN ni Pslnee q 81 an mss, sassSn srs run 1rs sach r ~, d All,
hotween CHICAGO and PEORIA, kANsAs CrrY.
q BLurrs. LEAvENwoirrn and ATcnI-
SON. Through ears nrsniso run DetHeon Miluan-
hss ina .n kn ssa,, T w va Tho AnvAukss and
Tie Great ifock Island" d maenincentiy
equlppcd its road bed !. slmpiy pcFfsct- and its
I'VE z ~, AZ Jiss tel ssn r ;na.. an n. ~. r,..-,,,
Of cn1Qy!ne your meals, while pe1llng over tho
euf na(niassnI DINING csn Shat sceonpsny ali
assis = .. IVA sse'ei IN ~ ) as g e i sossi,
1ppsssssiias ,ss sses that . na,os,sx Of tho
s Ssesos srs a. ; q: ,as. sssf, s...s.1 ssf e sss;ss..
% thls ~ .fsssnslna ~. W an p!sascd 70 "a
Ss<sSss ca; to- sisssiss 1srDoss~ sai fsisss
ooS6fR55ifftzAA EuFfk1HE 21ss IN :.
Ier lsSssSs15e. - sSesisakSo q =
dss7 ssss1isasnasnt
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except death. aud that u now rendered -x-
frrmrly uncertain by the discovery uf AN
.hsoluiely cerinin cure for the most palnfui
OF ali bodily ailments. Pilss. For S,O0 years
qnaeks an : medical mrn hs ve rival ed each
other In torturing the mIsetnA ls sufferer, by
that terrible disease with all manner Of bar
tarous. frnornnt snd useless nostruuis and
devices. and stiii might have gone on for =
Thousand more years Tut fnr the discovery of
Anake<ls by DIR. silSbee. We seldom pun
such fhings. but any man OF woman who ha-
ever suffered the agony OF pile. Will thank
~ for calling attention 70 an almost inial-
libie remedy for this dreadful disease. tive
hundred thousand AFFLICTED sufferer .extify
20 Ifs unparalleled virtues. Doctors OF ali
medical schools cndorsc and use II. II II AT
ones The triumph and admirable OF the age:
simple. safe. prompt and permanent. trs-
ItoycS palm NJ once, supports and cotnpresses
the fnmors and ultimately cure. the worst
caa<s Of PILES. no matter OF how long stand
ing. Absoiufe infallibiiify - not possible.
bnI medical Ecienoe has nothing more nearly
20 than -Anakrsis." II ~ h discovery 81
Dr. 3. siIsbce. an accomplished chemist and
pncflcal physician. amer forty yenrs' study
and sxpcdencc. Samples OF .Inakesfs' are
sent free 10 al sunefers by y. Neusta.dter
gists everywhere. Price eI.oo per box.
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In the shape OF increasing demands for
Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs are constantly
reaching Its proprictorx. The mining and
agricultural populations OF the far w,st are
particularly alive To Its merits, tor II pos
sesses the very qualities which emigrants to
those remote districts require. IL prot cts
them from malaria, II fortines them against
the injurious effects which frequently pro
~hips. ana II has an unimpcnchable record for
Illness. Travellers To foreign countries.
mariners. and those generally h live an
outdoor life. will md that Its protective
ana bracing properties have rot been exag-
Eerated by the many who have borne favor
able witness In Its behalf. A rock Is not
irmcr on It's base than this medicine In the
confidence OF our people,.
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DURING the progress Of an entertain
ment given by the public school in a
hall In Lincoln, Penn, last Saturday
night, at which about five hundred peo-
Pile were present, part Of the floor gave
away, precipitating between one hun
bred and n hundred and fifty persons
TO the floor below. Many escaped by
jumping out Of the windows, which are
about twelve feet from the ground.
About thirty persons were injured,
some severely. During the confusion
the scholars rushed on to the stage.
overturning two coal oil lamps, one Of
which exploded. setting fire to the a r
pet, but the fire was extingished before
any serious damage was done. Intense
excitement prevailed throughout the
neighborhood. 1t Is not yet certain
that all the injured will recover.
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TnE IxTEa-seEAkIC CANAL -
GONGnEss


OeasidsHahAs opposition 10 this scheme
Is being manifested in congress. On
Monday last the following resolution
was offered By Mr.. Young:
Resolved, That II Is the sense Of tins
congress that the political complica-
tions and conflicts OF national interests
and jurisdiction likely TO grow out OF
the construction Of q waterway across
the isthmus which connrcts the eonti-
nents Of North and south America, are
Of 30 dangerous = character As to great
~ outweigh any advantages likely 10
result from such connection. to the re-
publics Of North or South America, or
the nations of Europe; and that no in
terest Of the people OF the United States
require such work, and therefore II is
the duty Of this government to diseour-
age an undertaking 50 much calculated
10 disturb a peaceful relations with
other governments, and fraught with
20 much peril 10 our future safety and
well being, and
Resolred, That the president of the
United States be requested, through our
diplomatic agents TO confer with the
governments OF pun sister republics Of
South America, upon the American
policy In regard 10 matters likely 10
bring them IN conflict with European
powers, and that he be authorized TO
call an international convention Of the
representatives, from this government
and the republics of South America, TO
take into consideration the policy and
measures which should be adopted for
mutual safety and protection against
any political influence which the gov
ernments Of Europe In any manner at
tempt 10 exercise In the affairs Of the
Amerscan government.
Young desired 10 have the joint reso-
luton referred to the committee on
foreign Affairs.
King moved 10 ammend by referring
1t 10 the committee on int~er-oceanic
canal.
Young withdrew any objection 10
that reference, merely stating that II a
war was to be declared against the
whole world he would like to throw as
many obstacles in the way rs possible,
and for that purpose he wished the res
olution to go TO the committee most
competent TO tackle the question.
The resolution was finally referred to
this committee on foreign affairs; yeas,
11s; nays, 30.
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ARTICULATION o. TnE GLAYTOA.
nILN Ea TREATY.


The following joint resolution ~As on
Monday introduced in the hOussOf rep
r~esentztiFes, and referred 70 the com
mittes on intsE-Oceahie canal:
WHEREAS, The president OF the
United states, in his message OF March
sth, 80, declared and set forth, In sub
stance, that IL Is a well settled policy OF
the government Of the United states.
that any canal. waterway, or other
means of communication 10 be con-
structed or opened across the isthmus
cf Panama or through the states Of
Central America, must be under the
patronage and control Of the United
states; and
WnERKAs. The special house COM
mittee on the proposed inter-oceanic
canal have agreed TO a series Of resolu-
lions affirming In substance the declar-
ations Of the presidents message Of
March 18th, 80, now, therefore,
BE Il resolved, That the president OF
the United states he requested TO In
form the government Of Great Britain
that the convention on April 10, 1850,
between the governments Of United
| States and Great Britain, commonly
called and known As the Clayton-Bni
wer treaty, under which the govern.
ment Of the United States admitted
Great Britain To a joint ~protectorate
with itself over any canal, waterway
or communication 10 be thereafter es-
tablished. over or through any OF the
states OF Spanish America, between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, Is not
binding or obligatory on the United
States.
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a STEAM
The l~nventisn OF q Minne-stlan-ne'
n VIII Get Up Ilfll.

Prom the 81. Paul Pioneer-Prc-s. fco. ~
During the winter months Prof. Sar-
oni has been busy in p~erfecting his
steam wagon, and he will this week
forward his model Of the machinery to
Washington. ID. C., for the purpose Of
securing letters patent upon It. he hay-
ing so far been operating under a sim
pie caveat. Since the appearance Of
the apparatus upon the streets last fall,
II has been vastly improved. BY n
double system OF clutches and pulleys,
one at each end Of the driving shaft,
the power can be applied for speed or
for slow work with heavy draft. But
the greatest novelty that has been in
PRODUCED into the machinery is n system
Of propulsion for use In ascending n
steep hill. Taking the idea from the
fact that n horse can draw a much
heavier load than its own weight, the
inventor has introduced two sets OF
levers that correspond exactly in move
ment and in the application Of power
with the two hind legs Of a horse. tie
one alternating with the other, precise
ly as do the limbs OF the animal. II is
difficult. without diagrams, to illustrate
how this Is accomplished, but its effects
can be understood with sufficient clear
ness from the foregoing comparison.
The second important advance made is
In a device for the rapid generation OF
steam, which is a marvel Of ingenuity,
rs well rs n marvel OF success.
As formerly, gasoline is the fuel en-
ployed, and the fame is made to play
upon pumice-stone, which heats TO n
w~hiteness, and thus not only creates n
reservoir Of constant heat, but should
the fame be temporarily extinguished
by n sudden jerk Of the machinery, rs
It Is apt to be, 1t Is instantly rekindled.
The pumice-stone occupies the fre-box,
above which are arranged coils OF pipe
containing the water, which are so ar
ranged as TO give the water both lateral
and longitudinal motion, and TO permit
the sediment to settle in the lower pipes
on the side OF the fre-box, where 1t can
he readily taken out. A second and
smaller boiler Is used degenerate steam
first, and this superheated steam is con-
Quoted to a nozzle, ut the end OF which
and below 1t Is a second nozzle. This
portion OF the apparatus Is similar to
the afomizera which are NJ Familiarity
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70 Adssrtiseasasf t4safea for Ies naa M
9 nala
-nAuLr LEAnER, ali transient advertise
aenG ~ cents per line, Aonpartel. each In
seTtion . insertions eight cent? per line; %
tn-ertions s ccnt per line.
Local Eotices. per line, bourgeoia. each In
~ssriaan. 10 cents per line ~ Insertions ; cent?
~ line.
WkEKLs LtADEk, ali Transient advertise
assnls = cents per line, nrst Insertion one
as.a.tb cent? per line. six months. ~ eenb-
- tsns. one year S cents per line
Caeyrnne Ocl lsI- ls9.
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SENATOR BEN HILL is havinga hard
time eluding Jessie Raymond and the
baby, at the capitol and even at his own
house. He calls into requisition police
men, evasion, skuiking and deceit.
Hill does not have the woman arrested,
and she says she only wants to confront
him In court. The papers are full of
the scandal.
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This Institution was regularly incorporated
Inv Inc IegisInture OF the state Tor Education
al and Charitable purposes, In isgs, FOR IL
TERM OF TWENTY FIVE YEARS, to
state il pledged, which pledge has been re-
newcd by an overwhelming popular vote,
Its franchise In the new constitution
adopted December al. A. II. lsp. with Cap.
itnl of sl,OD.0OO, to which II has since added
n reserve fund OF St0.ooo. ITS RAJ SIN
GI.E NUMBER DISTRIBUTION will. take
plncc monthly, ON the second Tuesday.
~ nrrfr scales or posfpoacs.
Look Mt the following distributions:
CAPITAL PRIZE, sH,,oo.
ioo.Ooo TICKETS at Each.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-24

DE- WIEN lkx6 EA0x q AnE WEI
1s.ssg csn fs 81 mini M ISrpots. ePiy; 2 SnSsS2iSa
bxlo0N wScre you can enjoy your Havana
ssEniseen Iron Slizdses span tho Ml..l..ig
inc s ana sesn sssss a ss az saoI RSsaa, :. s Council iiSias.
n~ecslons being mads In Union Dspotss :.
gSHis S!!a Isl Aii,l u = 7 TRE &
.xi cIiexeo, with all d~Iverrins lines fO- tho
.AfJESoLssoop. with tho L $ N. s. andF-
zsMxsliSofos HEIGHTS. with r.. C. st.
Ala SALE, with N. Cont. n, n.
NJ H. Ma van snd Il !. : Il. h Il , r.
A. tock l.LAxp. with -Miiwaukec = iSs.
= with tho Davenport Division
MwEsriiasafr. with then. c. !. S.mR
1sbss Sofsiis ~. Vii H 5 NJ ~. LIN,
A.CouncIL n5csFs S,,h Union r.ei,e RE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS li1 Z ~; "a II Ii Z Y .ssTGR
.naS w sdsH. -, :.
A. VIII ToiIr sos 4 wsr YnahS-'
az czSss5z. WIN Il. hsfi."
All. Hs6s nd csa. u. b .hds
A. ir4ynNwoEru. with Kan Pnc- and hA-
xsIkz5szs CIT. with all lines for the w'''
: ssEssaA !, If2RIx, PEA is54ssls'
..SsSes Let ssiaad Asasss' are sold
80 sissss syee. address.
Il. ST. JOHN.
Ccn1 III. and rns3frr AT. ma
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR EPERMAT0RRHGA.

talaattE
ard Nov Departure N Ais1-
seai tcifure. ~ enfirsly
Me- ant r,sIfis<fy sd<cl-
I've Ready far ~ spss1Y
All e<s-.srus Cure q
seminal xmfEsions -
kmpotcncy y ths col,
IIrnss,,ws:y,:sns rs 2 - pi, re.
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is. Prizes. to-.--.---....-tliO fp
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
mt all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
Write, clearly stating null address, for nr-
ther information, or send orders by express
or In n Registered Letter or Money order by
mail addressed only to
~. A. pAUPuIS.
New Orleans. Ia.
or same person nj
No. sie BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Al our Grand Extraordinary Druwfngs are
under the supervision and management %
Gems. q. r. BEAuREGARD and JuDAL a.
EARLY.
". R.-This company has NO fGENTS
IN the BRITISH POSSESSIONS and al
persons pretending 10 BE- s0aa.t solirihng nrd'rs
D. circAldrs or othsrtfise are SWINDLEAs.
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@Adpertissrs sriIl mako note Of the fad
that THE LEADER has a larger oircHia-
ton than any other paper Published IN
Ryomiag.s
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$40 A NEE EAU, ;,s q as s,sSy az ,,i home ss:.,y
. -. Augusta. Maine. i:ss..is
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lie nouveau bureau de Sant6
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans Went
d'6tre nomme. Sa composition
parait excellente sous tOus les
points dc vue. Ellie a etc tres
bien accueiIie par l'opinion publ
que.
LIE "P:opugateny Catholique lui
consacre les Iignes suivan,es que
nous croyons mtrit6es.
."L'ancien bureau dc sante mex
iste plus. II ntemporte certaine
ment pas dams la retraito un pcu
tardive qui lni est latte, les re
grcts de la communut6. Ses Fl.
cons d'agir absolutistes, son sys
leme ultra qnarantainaire, les
pert"s quill Il ta,t sublr sans rails
on valable au commerce Dc la
Nouvelle Orleans, rien de celia
nest encore sorti de In memoire
du public ct la Nouye''e Orleans
espere bien que IL nOuvean bt,
reau SO mOntrera moiiIS absolu
dams seS i,lees ct surtout dams ses
actes. Ce qui ne veut pas dire
assurement quill DOVE apportel
Ia moindre negligence dams Fac
complissement de ses devoirs Ell
le soin de la sante publiquc. Bian
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THIs standard article is COMPOUND
I'd with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and a
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to it
youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itchin
md dandrufr. It gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation of grea
comfort, and the scalp by its US
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restore
he capillary glands to their norma
7igor, preventing badness, and MAX
ng the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has bee:
ound so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MD, State Assaye
If Massachusetts, says, "The coz
,tituents are pure, and carefully se
ected for excellent quality and
consider it the BEST PREPARATlo,
or it's intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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Ces nominations SerOnt accueil
lies avec enthusiasme, dams tOute
Ia paroiSse. lie GOuverneur Wiltz
Que nous remercions chaleureuSe-
ment ne pouvait fait faire nn NEIL
leur choix.-Couyyier de Uouma.
LA fabrication du glucose
avec lie mais fait fureur dams
l'Ouest. II ssetablit un grand
nombre de manufactures pour ce
produit. L'une d'elles, diton, a
Chicago, peut TRAVELLER 10000
boisseaux par jonr. Un boisseau
de mais produit 30 livres de glu>
cose, on trois, gallons lie sirop.
LIE mais sc vent 40 cents le bOis
seau, ct le sucre cohte > sous l..
hvre.
Ces chiffies empruntes au Scien
hfc American dOnnent une idee
de la concurrence redoutable con
tire laqnelle ont a lutter les sucres
du Sud.
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Unc Capture inlportante.

La semaine derniere, notre avo>
cat de district, l'hon Il. Snaer,. 81
tr0uvant a Franklin, paroisse Ste
Marie, recount, dams un groupe
de nesreS, un ex.habitant de Hou
ma qui await quite la paroisse,
CONNIE nn ingrat, SANS regler un
petit cOmpte de meutre quill de.
vait la justice.
LIE personnage D'etait autre que
le tres redoatable Scott Ross qui,
vers Nu6I tlernier, tua froidement
sans motif nj provocation, pour le
plaisir de tuer, un de ses camara.
des an milieu dun bal de geus de
couleur, sur l'habitation de NJ. de
Peter Berger. Apres Get exploit
Ill s'etait enfuit, par MODESTO,
pour echapper n Ia r6compense
qui lui etait due. N. Snaer, qni
est un homme pratique, a pense
que toute peine merite salaire
C'est pou:quoi Il pri6 les autori-
tes do Ste Marie de bien voulOir
faire un peu violence a mons Scott
EN- attendant que le sheriff de Ter
rebonne, AVERT, rint lie prendre ct
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au contraire, il doit redoub'er de
vigilance vt dc prOmptitudc u
pievenir le NAL; ct c'est cette vi
giiancs meme: c'cst cette prompt
tude qni lui permettront d'appor
ter plus de moderation dams ses
measures. Du reste, les choix
fats ct par le gouvernenr ct par
le cOnseil de Vile nous paraisseut
excelients, ct c'est avec satlsfac
ton que la vile Went de voir
ssdtablir le nouveau Bureau
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]. We RGNCLE.

oS.--....-.lsae llecsa tus. AZ
On SC IeAnanale. c<,n.manx
prevent une touIe de maladies teIIa. On
les hevres internittentes, Ia dysnr,,s;e 9ua
maladirs lie poitrine: PLthisiel HINES les
Dronehite, Angine, Granulat;ons. Ln,r"S
ne, Aphonie, Asthme, Pleuresie t.."Sshs ~
5isme' Maladies du Foie, de la Yess;.f .'+
des 'oies Crina,res. des N6yraloies ''' noes &C.
ie pansement des plaies. po"i
on PREVENT ct l'ou suerit toutes cas
niaiadIcs ell faisant usage de ~"
A'EUClLYIsH'US Ksal,ra,,.s
Depuis Introduction On Euro;r do rEu
calypt"s par p. Kamel, CT depu,s u,,,. ,,.1.
tent'on du monde sciutifgue !. 61e ANN.
ele sur les aVantases muItipIes uce Iun
pouvmt tlrer de cstte ren.;iruu,,Lit nI,nta
pour la guerison de diverses n.ai,:i;."
oh grand nonbre de praticieus ,,isr;n""s,
ont on, constate ct demontre Iet,irar;,. U.s.
rEucalyptus. "'''e oo
Les produits de PEucalyptus, scnt en,-
p"yss '";as avsc a grand sncces depuis plush urs
ahnees & dams les h6pitaux dc Paris.
!, 10 Aszt.en. a.AcazlypL.s, cv,np.s 4
ue Ia plantc tic CO nom, est M, urt rt,t,,t;r r
su. contre une foule de inalaoies.
Hep6t general: ECRhE g. rI,,upS..N
justly -Ao A. y.
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A'EUCALYlsE,u Ra,uwr,,u
RESTAURANT DES QUArpE
SAlSONS-

Il, JOHN BOSIO, PnOPRIETAIpE
- uu hhsrAUIANT DEs QUATRs-SArsUNsl
pno.'cn' ses amis de "a vile ct dc: la cam
pS iau,i.a a.ms, que ie pnbllc Gu generale, qui
Ii. rue ue Charities AL NO.RHl ,;e l., ,,..n,a
rue, pres dc ot-Louls. Ii protitv dc cette neo
caslon pour reIlerc.er le public ct soIl,cite
Gu lner.c temps Ia cGntin uatioD dc san h,a,,
Ve'iiaht patronage. II ,niorme en- o,rr. ses
amis II d des salons particulars nu nrc'
nlier' es aes chaiu bres meubiees a louer 5 le
stiaaine se;i, ON au mos. Les pcrsonnes d., "a
' 'A' .1 =. u1 Id cahii'asAe trUuvcront tout ar
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1880-04-17

Les officers lie paroisse elus.
aux elections dernieres, ont, con-
form6ment a Ia loi, i,:pris possession
de leurs emplois respectifs.
NJ. E. w. Conaon, reelu greffier
de la Cour, a choisi Nj. Gabriel Mon
gut pour 1emplir les fonctions de
recorder.
Avec toute la paroisse, nous ap
prOuvOuS Embarrassment ce'
choix qui ne pouvait 6tre neil
leur car Mr.. Mont6gut est, non
settlement, l'homme le plus capa-
BILE de Ia paroisse pour remplir les
deljcates fonctions de recorder {;
mais encore, il est l'honme le
plus justemeut populaire de la pa
roisse on sou nom est, ,synononime
dshonneur ct de lnyalte.
Quoiqne Mr.. Con,luu- soft 'elu
lie la liste republicaine, nous de-
vons reconnaitre quill s'est ac-
quite de ses fonctions avec un
tact ct des aptitudes remarqua
bles qni lui ont valu l'estime ct
lie respect dc toute Ia population,
sans distinction de parti.
C'est pour nous un veritable plai
sir dc payer uu tribut de gratis
tude u IN ennemi poIitique ; nous
le f;sisons, aujourd'hui, en- toute
slnceute CONNIE eli en t0ute jus
tice, a>ec inpatia!i,6. /
. LIE nouveau sheriff Mr.. Tom
Gage, ex senateur a. lui aussi, pris
possession de son elnplo; ct u pro
,'ede imm6.iiatemrnt u la nOmiua
ton dc ses deputies qui sont Mon
sieur j. =. Viguerie. ex-coilecteur
de takes, pour Ii meme place, ct
.colnme d6pu,e sheriff.
En- app-ouvant approuvant com
pl>tenlcnt Ia premiere nomina>
ZION, nous nous reservoirs, pour
Ia secoll4le, aus>i hien que pour
,'lon. Tom Cage de les jnger
u'ap,es leurs actes, c'est-a dill 9
avec impartlal,te.
C'eSt all piell du muir qu'on volt
.macon !-COurriey de Houma.