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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

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Alcee Gauthreaux Who manage q y !
skillful manner to effect his escspe
from Louisville, KY, whore be vas sup- |
posed to have been lying at deaths door
in the hospital, and where be had been
under police surveillance for some time,
has recently figured in d new role at
Toronto, Canada
Gauthreaux, after leaving Louisville,
betook himself to Chicago, but remain
ed only long enough to gain . breathing
spell ere he put himself forth to fresh
exertions in his endeavors to escape.
As fast as steam could carry him he
FASTENED to cross the line that separat-
ed Uncle Sans domain from that Of
her British Majesty. Arrived in Cana
da, although leaving wife in New Or
leans, he again crossed the borders into
the United States and married ayoung
lady from New Orleans who arrived the
day previous.
He then returned to Toronto, where
he settled down; but his first wife,
obtaining an inkling Of his wherea-
bouts, fastened thither, and had him
arrested for bigamy. Mrs. Gauthreaux
thereupon telegraphea to her relative
here for assistance and advice, both Of
which were furnished.
Last Tuesday the ex-Sheriti' was ar
rested in Toronto on far more serious
charge than that heretofore made against
him-tbat of robbery.
| From what could be learned of this
affair, it appears that public sale of
jewelry was begun few days before
the arrest, at the London and Paris
house, on King street, East, in Toronto.
Gauthreaux regularly visited the store,
and being q gentleman Of means, APP
parently, and of elegant and refined
hampers, he soon won the confidence Of
inc firm who were selling the goods.
Trays of valuables were placed in front
of him without any watch or ward be-
ing kept on him or them.
He bought several articles, and on Sat.
urday evening, the ed of April, he pur'
chased q $50 ring. On the following
Monday the firm, on taking stock, missed
number of valuable watches and dia
monds, but the idea thalo Gauthreau,
was the thief never entered their minds
But subsequently suspicion appeared t.
point directly to him, and warrant wa
issued for his arrest.
Detective Hooking was entrusted will
the warrant, and searched Gauthreaux'
room, at his boarding house, on Bloc
street, and recovered $500 worth of val
. tables, which were fully identified by tn
firm as their property and the sam
which had been stolen.
Gauthreaux was at once arrested AM
lodged in police headquarters.
Nine gold watches, two diamond neck
laces, one diamond ring and two locket
set with diamonds were among tn
stolen articles.
Mrs. Gauthreaux No.. = appeared to b
5 heartbroken at the evidence Of the RAJ
cality of the men whom she had SO al
t IDENTIFY loved and trusted, and for whol
g she had travelled the length of the Ian
to meet and be united to.
J, The room which Gauthreaux occupie
was most luXuriantly furnished. an
= some very important papers w're foun
which placed the identity oftLe man b.
. yond the shadow of a doubt, iucludin
: correspondence with some gentleme
: very high in office in Louisiana, shown
: conclusively that all this time they hay
y been cognizant of bis whereabouts.-Ne
e Orleans Picayune.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

"S." contributes the following solution
Of the sugar problem
Before the man sold the hogshead of
sugar, no one knows how much money it
cost him. Some friend may have given
it to him, or, he may have purchased it
on credit-therefore, the man made
$500, less the cost Of the sugar.
after he sold the hogshead of sugar
ace know that the man had a cash CAPT.
tai of 5000 with which to begin bust,
moss and that he bought hogshead Of
sugar for 5000 and that he sold the
same for $500, making by the trausac.
ton $500 when he retired from business
with cash capital of $500 The solu
ton is: The man made by the transac
tion $500. S.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

Three hundred and fifteen boys COM
peted for the prizes offered to Vermont
boys under II by two of the trustees Of
the University of Vermont and the State
Agricultural College, for the best yields
IN corn and potatoes Frank J. Hub
bard, of Whiting, took the first prize
for corn with l22 bushels of shelled corn
to the acre. Lewis S. Breed, of Goshen,
took the first prize for potatoes, with
A92 bushels TO the acre.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

The regular meetings of the Faculty
are held on the second and last Mondays
of each month at y p. NJ.
At the. regular meetings the following
is the order Of business:
/. Reading minutes OF previous meet
inss.
9 Unfinished business.
3. Reports of Committees.
a. Breaches of Discipline.
5. Calling the roll of cadets.
g. Business suggested by the Presi-
dent.
Z. Business suggested by the Profess
ors
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

'Wn0n the spring Time COMES Ceu-
tie Annie is better than when the
Swallows Homeward Fly" as to
the time Of year, and warm weather
is more preferable to the average
New Orleans man or woman than
cold. 1t looks as If we were ION the
high road to summer, at last. Bust
ness is settling down to a summer
basis, and the Sunday trains on the
Lake Shore & Jackson Railroad be-
gan last Sunday. The crowds were
good but not near so large as they
will be in the future. The railroads
are already talking cuts and low ex-
cursion rates, and the folks are be-
ginning to make arrangements for
their getting off. The Cant Get
| Away Club have lost their usual
cause for sorrows, as there will be SO
many attractions for them at Home.
The l.. g. N. Road are working away
on the Milneburg end, and will have
their trains leaving the foot of Canal
Street as soon as the depot is built,
so you see there will be no end of
attractions for the poor in purse.
"Moses" leads the band at West End
and will be there when the light
goes out. "Bochet'' at Spanish Fort
and Mr.. Gervert. the great soloist is
with him. Harry Mccarthy, Of Bon
ME Blue Flag fame, and his wife, are
also attractions at the Fort. The
races, so far as learn, were sue
cess, though the favorites did not all
win, which, of course, caused some
aching words somewhere. The "War-
ing Sewer System" passed after all,
much to the surprise Of outsiders. AS
there seems to be some feeling in the
matter, it may be reconsidered.
i We hear that the right of way fol-
the Pacific Road to Baton Rouge, is
fixed and that we may expect to hear
the sound of the whistle by June lst
The public squares have at last come
in for some share Of attention, and
' the Lafayette of which Mr.. Frank
Howard is the commissioner, is show.
ing some signs of regeneration al.
ready-it is about time something
had been done, for surely this city il
| far behind others of much less pre-
tensions in this respect. Things seen
to be quiet about the City Hall an(
no skirmishing has been going on TO-
some time, but ] suppose the videttes
: are still on the out-posts.
The Governor has been quite unwel
recently and has gone to St. Martins
h ville-where it is hoped he may re
= gain his strength. Col. Meyer wa
i appointed Brigadler in place of Gen
n Reichard, and from the talk Their
u must have been some expectation
Il "let down. Nichols Rifles of the Ores
% cent Regiment and gun detachmen
of the Field Artillery went to Mobil
n yesterday, on an excursion and to en-
terinto the competitive drill. We wis
I'D the Rifles could have paraded in bet
= ter strength and that some one 0
IS more companies could have gone
'r Mobile has always such splendid re
n presentation here. Quarantines-Na
= tional- State Texas, etc, all in run
= ming order and ready to "shut down
:" on the first germ-but as yet we al
, as healthy as health can be, trustin
that, THAT blessed baby, Gen. Leo
Jastremski LeSueur," is well, an
that the catnip crop is solid. | a
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be stop
ned. Neglect frequently results in an lncura-
Die Lung Disease or Consumption. BROWN s
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are certain to gire relief IN
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Catarrh, Consump'
ton and Throat Diseases, For thirty years the
troches have been recommended py PHYSICIANS
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried, but having been tested w
wide and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well-merited rank
among the few staple remedies Of the age. Puo
lie Speakers and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice. Sold at % cents box
everywhere.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers -!


Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciating pain
of cutting teeth 7! If 50; 60 at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. upon
it; there is no mistake about it. There
is not mother on earth who has ever
used it, who Will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health
to the child, operating like magic. 1t
is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. %
cents bottle. lnoly
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

The man who made the startling an
nouncement, "that you can't climb a
creased pole without first having Sc
cured some pole and some grease sta
ted fact. 1t is an axiom.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

Hon w. H. Pipes, member of the
Board of Supervisors, was in Baton
Rouge this week, in the interest of the
University.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

The workshop is about finished. d
suitable supply Of carpenters tools has
been purchased, and Professor Ran
dolph will immediately organize class
in practical mechanics.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

Col wm Preston Johnston, President and Pro-
lessor of History and English Literature.
j w. Nicholson 49, Professor Of Mathematics
r. S. McCuloch Professor OF Chemistry, Natu.
raj History and Physics, including AS
tfon0my.
Geo $. Thomas, Professor of AncientLanguages
L. w. Sewell Professor Of Modern Languages
NJ. f. lamar, q. S. A., Professor of Military
Science and Tactics, and Commandant Of
Cadets.
J. H. Randolph, Jr. Instructor in Mechanical
Engineering including Workshop 1nstruc-
ton in construction Of machinery.
L. W. CODerlv. Instructor in Scientific Agricnl.
tnre and Experimental Farming.
Thomas d. Boyd ? Professor OF English, and
Instructor in Preparatory Department.
s NJ Robertson Instructor in PreparatOry DE.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

We are Indebted to Professor Con-
erly for few sample Irish potatoes
from the University garden, weighing
from two to four ounces each.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07

Lieut.. lamar has given the cadets the
privilege of wearing straw hats, when
not on military duty
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-05-07
Selett Wlis&fllanp.
THE SONG OF THE CAKE.

With features heated and red,
With head that thrObs and aches,
a woman stands in the kitchen
Turning buckwheat cakes.
Bakel Bake. Bake!
In autumn, winter and spring,
And still with a voice of tremulous quake
She but of her cake doth sing.
Beat Beat Beat
While the batter is fOaming high,
And bake! bake bake
Till It seems that the man must die.
But no-he bears him bravely.
And the woman continues to bake,
Spreading and lifting and turning,
While the man. he takes the cake.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-10
corroN MARKers-eY rFLEan.pn

LIVERPOOL Sept e-l2so D. n.-Cotton-Market aot,vs
sPS % r%sS ss %SSns Hs1%a ns%Ss. dIg sa
and export receipts 400 bales INCLUDING $500 bale
temSeT deTer Sd .o deT 40 Msasg slAHss sep
Der delivery 6s d also 6sd also esssd October ana
nvesy o,od also do January and Febmar asIlreqy
62is2d also 6 ,Sd do February and March delivery 6s
do April and Nav delivery Ss do Nav sdi d 1n % Sfi
cry Cad; DO June and July delivery, 6s4d; 6sls
,.LyRRrooL, Sept. Sligo Cotton Niidding Uplands
ding clause September delivery 7s: do septemSrr and
October delivery eSd; do November ami December dev
1MeRrooL sept 30 p dm1-Gotton-ssies OF the week,
side direct 20 spinners 200 bales actual baest
stock 10000 bales: American g. 600 bales amount q
Cotton aaoa l4l.ooo bales: American, q! @ bales
Mdling, lOSci Good Ordinary, ssc.; reoeipts
so2 bales shipments ,6s bales sales so bales stock
l,75s bales; sales 26s4 bales. '"'eA'%
Low m,adIinS II 1c good ar,ips%Ty Mladng l2Sea
e7s bales gross l5S bales exports 70 Great BTsia
bales gross 40l9 bales exports 10 Great BffaiH k011
bales coastwse, 25 bales saes bales spinners s6
CHARLESTON, Sept. e.-Cotton nrmer: Middlng llSyc.
Low & &Miadlmg llSci Good Ordinary, lo@c receipts
pSs sSfs Sss sas s s Sss. ass TeSsP 47 bales
Low Middlng l0cGood Ordinary es4c receipts 2Ss7
reeePts 65o6 bales xpOrts coaswse 1875 bales
MoBnh, sept 9.-Cotton irregular Middhng lOsc. Low
Middling l0ssc. Good Ordinary scs net Tecepts l. 20
bales exports ooastwise sses 800 haie stock
Bales espos ssss sSsws 9s 5Ss ss. sal e S
Nkw,osLKASs sept e-Cotton nrm; Middnng II 20.
$3.50 bales gross 64s bales sales 25o Saes last even
M SsSs Sa1 S Sef ss7e @ S,s sses wSsy net SeOsU
bales; sales, 4-6Vo bales.
NRw.Yonx Sent s~TSs toIowins are the to,a, net re.
eeips OF Cotton at the below mentioned ports since sepe
New-York tribune., 1881-09-10
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADGLpRtA STOCKS
FRIDAY, Sept, 9-P. N

FRIDAY, Sept. 9-P.M.
There few speculative holders of stocks tins
morning who did not anticipate the opening of
business at the Stock Exchange with more or less
dread of the result To prices. Added TO the usual
demoralizng effect of corner" the daily papers
for two days had published additional accounts
OF the damages caused by the great drouth through
out the whole country, and the railway war had as
sumed proportions that were suspected by few at
the close of business Monday. A stampede was
threatened, and it feared by the average opera-
tor But it did not occur. The market did open
weak prices were lower than on Wedn sday. but
SUSTAINING power was put forth that checked the
decline and stifencd the backbone of opera
tors who had expected to be sellers of
long" stocks at declining figures That accom-
plished land it was done within the space of fifteen
minutes after the opening of the board the execu-
ton of the evidently prearranged programme was
begun. The first development was in the stock of
the Ohio and Mississippi, which had opened at 39I4
and stronger than the general list. Between 39l4
and go the recorded sales amounted only 10 O. 100
shares, and the time occupied in making the
advance of 20s4 per cent did not exceed
fifteen minutes. From 80 down to 42l2, and
back to 4Sl2 and to 45l2, the final figure
the transactions amounted to $4,000 shares Fol
lowing the upward movement m Ohio and Missis-
sippi were Denver and Rio Grande from SSa to p25s
Michigan Central from 92s4 to 90 ST. Paul from
117h2 to 1901 and Central of New Jersey from e2ss
to 9494. The whole list, however, made greater or
less improvement and generally closes with ad-
vances on Wednesday evenings figures The Han
nibal and st. Joseph corner was hardly Thought
OF except as warning of what may happen in any
other stock and sales Of only 40 shares of the stock
are recorded at 100000. ALI day the stock was
offered at 116 on short sellers option. Beyond cues
tion the violent movement in so comparatively
worthless stock as Ohio and Mississippi following
80 closely after the Hannibal and st. Joseph "cor
ner," thoroughly frightened the "shortn interest
all over the market and has reduced the speculation
New-York tribune., 1881-09-10

10 mere measuring of bank balances 49,
tne bulls" and bears" and 10 a -
In which merit has no influence rU.ns p''."
prices. The day passed without s
known disasters, but the average operators-tho..
who make up the narket-have not the can,,s1 -
continue to trade in such maestrom of contr.a;..
uon as to-days market proved TO be. Yet the ma
ket closes strong. 'H"'-
government bonds were quiet, with modera..
amount OF business. The final bids for the continnoS
6s were Is lower, and Tor the continued q, !.
higher than Wednesday; others we're unchangsa'
and the market closed steady at the following ono.
tations: wv
New-York tribune., 1881-09-10


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New-York tribune., 1881-09-10
MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. Sept. Or. N.
The mining stock markets not particularly
active to-day, but for the special favorites Of the
immoderate speculation there were somo improve
ments in prices Of course the State Line varieties
took the lead and their fluctuations regulated those
OF other speculative stocks Nos. and sold up to
SO against 92, Wednesdays last figure, fell to 90
and ended at 95; Nos. and 3rose from 3 90 to 49,
again declined to $50 ami closed at $3.50, and
Oriental and Miller sold at Sass and S4l1 Sc.
against 80 Wednesday, Among the Leadville shares
Chrysolite strong and from 63s to 6os, Iron
Silver was steady at 2.40, and Silver Cliff shade
bly,, strong and rose from l.75 to 2. The
higher prices paid in San Francisco yesterday
had little effect upon the prices for the
COmstOck shares here. Consolidated Virginia sold
at 30, and for assessment paid, at 2 15 California
at 95093 cents; Umon Consolidated, at 146DI37s,
and Sierra Nevada at 10l2 higher, 30 days. large
business was done i'll Miner Boy at 46O47 cents.
The better classes nvestmcn of stocks are entirely
neglected.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-10
Proposals.
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% oG oPeneH IN presence OF bidders Tor the uinlsng and
a. anal po' Nebraska, at stations "a.
CORN aud 100000 pounds OATS. f'
Proposals ior quantities less than will
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New-York tribune., 1881-09-10
MOULTON MINING COMPANY.

stI further developments of the MoULTON MINE have
induced the owners to Withdraw stock
at ST. and from this date the price 81 per
share at which figure it held until further notice
DoNNELL. LAWSON & SIMPSON,
Financial and Transfer Agents