The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-11-04

was very reserved and parsimonious.
and his eye never met. frankly. the
person with whom he talked hut no
harm was known 81 him. and he found
IN Tranteigue plenty q exercise for his
art.
Raoul Tegot. on the contrary. was
native Of the town; and, together with
his young son. Francois, was beloved
By all He had married one 81 the vii
lage maidrns. and had been 50 incon-
solablc ~ her death. which occurred
when Francois was baby. that he new
er thought more Of marriage; but de-
voted himself 70 his child and bis art.
He was certainly . very able must
clan. and. being 50 universally liked.
many people urged that q public per-
Torrance DO dispensed with. and that
he be elected at once. Hut although
Baptiste Lacomb was not liked, bis skill
found many admirers; and. besides. il
was fIattering 70 the worthy country
folk 10 think Of sitting solemnly in judy
ment At the great church, and 50 the
proposed plan was adhered 70.
Finally. the weeks Of anticipation
came 70 an end. the appointed day was
81 hand. and, according to the arrange
ments previously made, 1t nine o clock
| In the forenoon. the three great doors
of the church were swung open and the
throng. orderly and even digniiied. en-.
tered and filed the editicc.
The seats. which. in French churches
/ and cathedrals. are movable. had all
been taken away. and the crowd quite
filled the whole space. All male in
habtants Of the town who were over
twenty years Of age were TO vote. and
each, the town-oilicials and the poorest
artisan alike. had one ballot.
The great and beautiful organ took up
nearly the whole Of the large gallery
over the entrance and extended up and
into the clear-story until il was mingled
with the supports Of the roof.
In the organ-loit the candidates were
crowded together in eager expectation.
and the chances that passed from one
To another were not the kindliest.
Each Of them had been allowed several
hours, at some time during the week.
for practice on the instrument. and
each doubtless considered himself de-
serving Of the position.
Presently. when all was still, Mon
seigneur Jules Emile Gautier. very
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sers ~ ~ roble Instrument. blendin
~ h.srs;frI sounds into wonderf,
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s..rJ mil the Grand harmonies 81 IL
!. s.'ii c~.-a. ,,ciied forrh. There Va
4 sc,,,.,,,,r~ r,vster;ons Ana awe-inspi
n ~. a ~. s;ycrt II seemed II IN
= .,as,,la ,hat tlev had never heard mus
q hesars go
4 ~. r,s;, ce.sed. The neople can
/ back % their prosaic selves again. locke