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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-08

CouR DE DIsTRICT.-La cour
de district du 20me district Judi
claire slegeant a Thibodaux, dams
ct peur la parois>e Latourche. d
ese ouverte lundi dernier, sous la
presidence du Jage a. L. kne-
bloch, en- prese' ce du l,arrean, DIES
officers de la cour ct dun nom
break auditoise. Apies la lorna
lion du Jury, lie juge q f"it son
fequisitoire hablt1el ct les attal
res pendantes ont etc fixees.
voici up extrait que nous de
vons a l'obligeance du depute Gref
6er, des iEforlIatimS que l'Avo
cat de District a fait enrigistrer
&c jour Ia, coEire les prrsonnes
don't les Boms suivent:
Linda Lee alias Melinda Bap
tlste Collin alias jean Louis Col
lin, Francis Green, Adrien Du-
puis ct Louis Williams, accuses
de petit larcin.
Edward Cole, accuse d'ayoir IT,
re avec intention de tuer.
Sidney Farmer, pour avoir
essay6 de metre le feu d une SUI
crerie.
Hemps Washington pour avolr
infige des pleasures avec des ar
mes dangeureuses ct avec lnten
tion de tuer.
Alfred Miles alias Shorty, pour
D.essures avec intention de ,uer.
Lestrick Breaud, Charles Robin
sou, Louis Adam, Henry Jackson
ct Thomas Wiggins, James Bah
llgton, Assault ct Batterie.
Thorn Watkins, pour vol de
chevaux.
Joseph Green, Pierre Lagarie,
Jones Walter, pour port d'armes
cachees.
Pierre Lagarsle eft Edmond Sam,
pour assault avec arne dangeuGen
sc ct intention de tuer.
Depuis que ces lnformationS ont
etc erregistrGes, le Grand Jury,
apres quatre jouts de de'ibefa
lions decret6 d.accusa,ion plu
sleurs personneS ani avaient en
sfelns les lois de l.Etat ct p.'esen
70 sou rapport que noas peolloas
dams CT uunero.
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LEyEEs.- Mr.. lewis m Ges
membres du huieaH des Inge
nieurs d.Etat etait 4 Taibida"s
luadi lrrnier. Arrel avo'r visl
te les trayaux cue Mr.. Il. Ii. Al
len fait executor 81 levee, i: Il
fait savoir que dams qaeiqaes
iours, le bureau d.Etat ailait aili
cher Ia construction d'nnc Aouvei
le leyee en- face lie Ia propiie'e de
Mr.. SEWN, situee en bas tlu la
folrche Crossing It cel!e autear
de la crevasse White.
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TOIRE-LafO fOire donnec Dlmanche
ct lundi derniers, dams lie pare de
l'eg.ise st. Joseph, atin de ce pro
curer les resources neceSsaires
pour la continuation des travauX
de la banqrette, Il enc tout le sue
ces desirable, pour la sai>on. la
prOchaine foire s'ouvrlfa demaln,
tlimancke, imm6diatement apEes
Ia grand'messe. Mais dams le
cas- Oh le temps srrait trop man-
yais ce jour Ia, ellie continuera ie
dimanche suiyant, 16 Octobre.
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NouvELLE PUBLICATION'-Le
premier nnmero du journal Uni
rersal Co operation Of Capital and
Labor redige par Mr.. Theop'''le
Harang Went de faire son appali
ton. Ce premier numero, de
vou6 aux interets industricls ct
agricOles de la Louisiana, content
MI expose clair ct precis du
but de lsassOciation ct du resultat
merveilleux qu'elle peut atteindl e
par la co operation.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-08

DECEs.-Mr. Pierre Rizan, de-
puis longtemps malade, est mort
( aLockport, lieu de sa residence,
dams la mutt de mercredi dernler,
A minuit cling minutes. lie de
fnnt etait tres estime ct seta tres
regrett6 par tons ceux qui Font
cOnnu.
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NOUyELU STEAMBOAT.-Sit0t
nue les eaux du Bayou LafOurche
se1ont assez hautes pour pcrmet
ire aux batearx q vapeur denavi
guer. Ie capt. Joe Lagroue viendra
atlerrer son bateau, Marie Louise
4 Thibodaux, Oil il sera toujours
le bienvenu.
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AFFA1rEs CoMMERCIALEs.-

AFFAIEES CoMMERCIALEs.-
En- yue della reprise DIES atf:ilres
commerciales, tous les rlarchands
ont regarhi leurs e.aseses de
marchandises fraiehes ct appro
pr6es a la saisou. Actueilement
lsacheteur peut Sc procnref tout
ce qu, est necessaire. soft pour les
travaux de roulaison aui Won't
bientot cbmmencer, soft tous les
objets indispansables 4 TN mena
SO bien monte.
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inflammation Locales.

BAYOU II Y eu une petite
crue dams lie bayou, mai> cette
erna est encore lon d'6tre sutfisan
ta pour que la navigation puIsse
en- Gtre Ouyerte.
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echo dn raiais de Justice:
''-Asocat, soyous BRET. ii-a:t
nn president 4 un jrune asocat, -
Eh bien ! repIique criii ci, ca ne
Va pas etre Long. II. le president !:
Moi. 'aison lui, tort; voas, bon
insp!'
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STATI: OF LOUISIANA.
goth, Judicial District Court. Parish Of Ia
foli.cha.
Succession Of Herman &C Hctarl deceased
wife o.. Paul Grabert, Nc. 1884
Probates
Clerks Office.
~. ~

leCnSUAET TO AN ORDER AND nE
Il crea Of above Court and IN obedience
to a commission tn mo diPee;el in the aitoye
entitled ard nuiaaeEt Succession vii fer
Tor sale at p'a!ic auction pursuant 10 law 10
the last ana highest bidder ut tie Court
s.o'lsa i'll the lawn eli Thshodsnx on satur-
day, October -9th, 1881 betweea the honss
of IL o'e,uck 4. VI. and ! O'Clock T. II the
following described: properly tawit:
10. Il Certain tracr of-iai.,l Situated in
Tie Parish OF i.ai,alicAc OF the ri ilht banl.
cl the Bayoa i.otoniele descending about
seventeen miles below the Town # Tlibo-
daux. nirasuriag One aud haif a!pents
more Or less front on the aforesaid bayou
by forty arpents liz depti. bounded above
By lands of Edgar Rclsit;nsprx aud below
by those Of Alexis s'1ise sr. Together with
ali .ke bal.iii gs and improvements there
On.
70. Ope lot of Household furniture, One
lot oi Kitchen Utensils, 0ne Hers. 0ae
Cow and Cali.
Terms OF Sale. Cas', on tie spot II, Unit
ed Stas,s Treasury Notes to pa.g delta.
SeIie altar q is2,
TaEoPHil.G TIgIBcD>ry..
shctiIi
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II. VIE E2ER.
6 Uhl S NIT II,
-ala dealer in all Kind Of
SEWING MACHINES.

The undersigned having decided to re
crcn business vt his old stand on Maiu
street bet tween st. Lofts End Green streets
takes pleasure to announce to his numero,,s
friends ard the public in general that he
will always keep OF ian'i ii full asso, o,tineut
Of gHns of ali sizes and Of different p,1u.s.
also complete ;ne af REVIEWERS, eartr;lse.
anu hunting materials.
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sAsasiG aTE1x.

Les Dss. BOT Ri14as..lis s. '4ANSEREAIT.
ont f,sri5ls usle assa.isstsen. peu; la lsrati,
aae de IN aaesleeiac ct de Ia c!ssurgie,
mai 6-si
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
RESCUED FROM DEATH.

William J. Coughlin, OF 5omervilIs,
Mass, says: In the fall of 1876 was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by severe cough. I lost my
appetite and flesh, and was. confined TO
my bed. In 1877 was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lung as big as halt dollar. At
one time a report went around that l
was dead. gave mp hope, tut friend
told me of DIR. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR TIL LUNGS. got
bottle, when to my surprise, commence
sd to feel better, aud to-day feel better
than for three years past.
81 write this hoping every one affliet-
ed with Diseased Lungs will take DR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM, and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE CURED. 1 can positively say it has
done more good than all the other medi-
cines 1 have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
Local Lanes.

The Duponts are rebuilding ono of
the sehoorsrs engaged in their powder
trade
The workmen experience great din.
Guilty In tearing down the walls of Lea's
mills, owing to the tenacity of the ee-
ment.
The new steam boat, The City of Wor-
cester, will be completed by June and
Will then leave for the Sound.
Three dranks before the mayor this
morning.
The spring styles of ladies' bonnets are
very handsome.
1t Is rumored that bill will be lntre-
duced In the Legislature to grant q char.
ter to the b & y r Il to construct q road
down the Peninsula. mzn -
The Gaping stone of the foundations
OF the new head house have been placed
In position.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE to be issued
to-day will be ono OF unusual interest.
The members of the Legislature
greatly enjoyed themselves yesterday.
A new post of Sons OF Veterans was
organized at New Castle last evening.
The National Dredging Company are
preparing to return TO this city and
resume work on Cherry Island Flats.
a new drug store is to be started nc
Ninth aho Orange streets.
Tho B & o r Z were obliged to run
their freight and passenger cars over the
Pennsylvania X h under a threat from
Jay Gould, so 1t Is reported.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
OYSTER DREDGING TROUBLES
IN CHESTER RIVER.

On Friday night last fleet of seven
teen oyster vessels went into Chester
river, and number of them began
dredging. The tongmen notified the
police sloop Matthews, which went
down to the mouth of the river and
waited. About forty tongmen were on
board the police sloop besides the
crew. As some of the pungies came
out the police boat people opened fire
on them, and one of them, the Kite,
Capt. Jacobs, was captured, the others
getting away. The tongmen, all be-
ing armed, the sails and spars of some
of the oyster vessels were riddled,
though only two persons were hurt,
one man having the end of his finger
shot off and another receiving flesh
wound in the arm. The other pungies
in the lot escaped, but the police sloop
captured another, the Merritt, several
miles up the river, and another, the
Petrol, coming out Saturday morning.
One of the vessels escaEed arrest
through the Fl ,ght Of the W. The
main sheet being carried away, the
captain order the jib to be hauled
down as tok ofsurrender, but MOI e
of the crew would leave the forepeak
to do so, and tie vessel ran off uAder
jib and without any helmsman, and
escaped. The captured vessels were
taken 10 Grey's Inn Creek, fined and
released on payment.-BG[t.S Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
U. S. SENATE.

In the United States Senate, yester-
day, Mr.. Voorhees, again submitted his
resolution censuring the recent attitude
of the national banks, and Mr.. Morrill,
raised the point of order against it.
After an argument by Mr.. voorhees,,
who cited pTecede1ts to show that the
resolution was in order, Mr.. Merrill
Withdrew his objection. The resolution
then went over until to- day, when it
will come up for debate. MIR. Dawes
offered resolution for the election of a
Secretary, Sc eant-at-Arms, Door
keeper, Chief Clerk, Executive Clerk
and Chaplain, and also on nominating
the candidates chosen at the Republican
caucus on Tuesday afternoon MIR. Pen
dleten objeeting, the resolutions were
laid over, and the Senate, after an Exec
utive session adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
DIED WHILE wALTZING

CINcINNATI, NJ arch 22-AboHt $50
o'clock this morning a sudden and start
ling death occurred IN tLe midst OF a bal
at Washington Platform. A waltz was
b6ipg played aud the dpncers were en-.
jOying themselves and thinking only of
pleasure when suddenly, one OF the mer-
riest Of the company was seen TO fall
headlong to the floor The men In the
party approached the PROSTATE body,
fast growing c d ia death, and picking
it.up placed IA late companion upon q
number of chairs ar ged for the pur.
pose. The deceased was John C.Moore,
a cavalry sergeant, engaged III the cAVal-
ry recruiting service, ard WIS stationed
a; the United States reudevous a. 2l9
West Fourth street. He was lately ar
lived from Philadelphia. Que OF the
revelers did h'} utmost to induce the
police 10 remove the body from The hal
80 that the dance aid bu continued -
AT the time OF his sudden and fatal fall
ihe yOung man VS. Wal'zlng with Miss
Lizzie Maudler, OF III West Eighth
street. She was seen sitting in the hall
AZ one stunned at the sudden catas'
trOphe.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
General Foreign NesOs.
LONDON, March "a, 1881.

ANNANON~N1 6AdLSh (Ga LOO1s
Mr.. Gladstone will take tip to
the Mediterranean during the Eas-
ter recess of Parliament.
The government has offered a re-
ward Of f200 fo- information con-
corning the Mansion House out.
rage.
Mr.. Bradlaugh's appeal in regard
to his seat in the House of Commons
will be heard next Wednesday.
A despatch from Brussels to the
Pal Mall Gazette says :-"The new
Belgian expedition will go to Wes-
tern Africa shortly"
1t is stated that the cable steamer
Faraday, which will be engaged in
laying the new Atlantic cable, is
under orders to sail at the end of
April.
The Irish Land League has this
week received f3 ,500,s which is the
greatest amount received in any one
week since the League was estab-
lished.
The Morning Post says eve
hear that Mr.. Gladstone will pro-
pose to reduce the income tax from
sixpence to fvepence in the pound
in the course of his approaching fin-
ancial statement in the House of
Commons"
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
THE ELEC CfRIC LIGHT.

PERMISSION Given TO THE EDISON COM.
PANY TO put WIRES THROUGH NEW
YORK STREETS.
Alderman Autenrelth, at the meeting
of the New York Board ot Alder men yes
teTday introduced resolution which
provides th tue Edison Electric Light
Company shall be authorized TO lay
tubes, wires, conductors, anu insulatoIs
and 10 erect lamp-posts IN the streets.
avenues, parks aud public plac q In the
city COR the purpose Of Supplying cleo
trsCiiy for the purpose of iIlum m,naLlon.
All excavations IN streets, removals IL I'D
rrp'acemeuts OF payenents or sidewalks
a"e TO be made according TO the direction
OF The Comm ssloner of PdbIic Works,
and L nder such further conditions as 20
securiVy against damage to eweIs, water
pipes, or gas pipes, as may Oe prescrI ued
Oy the Mayor, ColtrolieT aud Commis-
S'oners of PUb ic Works. who are now by
law authorized 10 make provision Tor
l'shL ug tue streets OF the city. When
ever permit sball be graz I'D 10 open
tpe streets, p1vcIhents o. sidewalks Ior
the purpose q fiaJi1g tupes, wives, con
uVcUpIs, etc., sum eqcat 10 l per cent
%. each lineHl lout Vi street occupied
kDall he paid To the clty, Nothing ia TIE
reaolut.on 'gaIl be deemed to authorize
tie laying Of mains OTpiD.s for coAvey iny
gtS. Alderman AHGenTeIth stIougIy 81 D.
rnIied tne resolution. Alderman Me.
Clhve thought tleae should be the same
freedom acc jfded TO tIe electric light
comDany as To The gas companIts. The
fOrmet were certainly entitled 10 as mucn
coHsIdeiaLIon as The gas companies Mil
llo1s Of collars haa been expended in
peI.ectsng lhis lisht, ana II was now In
tondi.ion TO be use ~ To the public.
The 20 WAS no valid reason why the elec-
lrlc light company should not be gwen
ho prlYlleges asked soT. Alderman
Raves asked that the matter be laid
over. IL was ve.y important That the
members oTthe Board buould understand
this pan thoroughly. The resolution
Was passed.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.

Yesterday afternoon the Bryant Lite
rary Society of Rugby Academy elected
the following officers:
Presidert-Frank D. Carpenter.
Vice-President--J. D. Bush,
Secretary-Percy Nlelds.
TIeasurer-Wm. II. Thompson.
Editor ofBryant Record-Harry Jack
son.
Assistant Editor-W. W. Turner.
Libri rian-G. Harlan Lemaistre.
Assistant Libraran-Leslie w. Pyle.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Harry Hopes.
Critic-Dr. S. w. Murphy.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
DELAWARE RIVER IN FINE
CONDITION.

EAsToN, March 23.-The Delaware
River is now about 10 feet above low
water mark and is in fine condition for
rafting. On Monday of this week 20
RATS passed Easton and since then the
number has been doubled. A veteran
raftsman who comes from the head
wate-s of theDelaware states the snow
up there is sufficiently deep to kssp
the Delaware high enough for rafting
purposes for two months 10 come pro-
Vided the thaw will be gradual. The
reports from up country show great
activity among raftsmen, and there
will be many thousands Of feet Of tim
Der hoatsd this spring.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
MAHoNE INDORSED BY HIS
PARTY.

RICHMOND, March 23.-The meet.
ing of the Readjusters State Commit
tee recently called, was held at the
Wing Office in this city this evening.
Senate was discussed and warmly in
dorsed. The committee issued call
for State Convention to be held In
this city, Thursday, June 2, next
An address will be issued to the Read
iusters on Frieay next:
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
TAKING rHEHooK

Yellow catfish have commenced to
take the hook in sheltered places
along the Delaware river and In the
streams emptyins into it, In the winter
they hibernate together In deep anu
soft mud, and soon ~ the effects of the
yeTnal sun are felt tney commence TO
migrate to 10 the bitches near the Dsla.
hooks they can ind, where they prepal .
their spawning beds. During N ..fch and
Apnl the fish Is in excellent condi-
ton, being considered by the old fisher
men more palalaOle at that time than
the white catfish.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
MARRIED.

MITCHELL-JESTER.- Philadelphia.
on Tuesday, March 18TH. 1881, by Rev,
Thomas Harrison, Mr.. James Mitchell
and Miss Nancy ]. Jester. all OF this
city.
CO0KE-SA AYERS,-Wedne nesday evening,
23rd inst, at The brides residence, 225
Mir John II. Cooke and Miss Katie
Sayers.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
J.1r ANOTHER CHARTER,

II removed on ths streets, that the
baltimore & Ohio r. r., will present q
netition TO the Legislature to-day asking
far a charter to construct a railroad down
The rumor cannot be verified in this
o;,1 hnt IL looks very much like some
thing being in the wind. John W. Davis
".s;stant 10 the B. h o., President arrived
in this city from Baltimore last evening
and Ar registered at the Glayten House.
This ,norning he left for Dover.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
A BACKWARD SPRING.

We never remember March, says the
Germantown Telegraph, In which Vsge-
tation was so slow in showing some svi.
dences of a ''start" rs the present one.
However, 1t is all tre better for the fruit
crop that the badS should be kept back
as late as possible. We remember enc
or two exceptional seasons in which the
willow was in full leaf in the latter part
of March. From present indications 1t
will not be in leaf the present year be
fore the tenth OF April.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
BURNING OF THE THEATRE MU-
NICIPAL ITALIEN AT NICE.

LONDON, March PA great fire took
place last night in The Italian Opera
uouse at Nice. 1t broke out at the be-
ginning of the performance. Fourteen
persons, who were suffoc ated, were
taken out and their bodies were placed
in the church opposite the theatre. The
first despatch SAID :-"It is feared that
hundred men and women haYe perished
in the hames."
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
THE NEW. RAILWAY.

Work on the new railway goes stead
lily on. The necessary cross track, in
order to run on and of the main line
down Fourth street, have been put
down on Market street above Fourth.
This morning the turntabe at Fifth and
MAJ ket streets was taken up and will be
put down at Fourth street. The cross
track on Market aboyeFIlth will be taken
up as it will be OF no use.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
HON. S. s. COX.

NEW YORK, March 23.-Hon. 8. 8.
Cox is in the city on business. He
was intending to go to Europe, but he
cannot venture on the briny deep In
tie absence of positive assurance
that an extra session of Copsress will
not be called.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
LfEBIa cos COCA BEEF TONI G.

"Is far superior to the fashionable and
iron," says Pro essor F. W. HUNT, NJ. D.,
Honorary Mem Der Imperial Medical SO
ciety of st. Petersburg, Russia, ETC., etc,
1t will reconstruct the most shattered
ard enfeebled, reinvlgorate the aged ana
infirn., and make sickly caildren bloom
ing and healthy. It's invaluable in all
female complaints, removing irregularity
pains and exhaustion. And IL quiets
iestless children and infants. Beware of
worthless limitations. mh23-tf.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
Che 9ailg Gazstte.
FIRST EDITION.

SUBSCRIBERS to the GAZETTE who
change their residences tomorrow will
please send their address to this office
and also the name of the place or num-
Der of The house from which they re-
moved.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
DIED.

GALLAGHER.-Ont the 23rd inst, Emma
j., vile of William T. Gallagher, in the
3Ist year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her father, No. S05 East Sew
Services at the house aL2 O'Clock. 10
proceed to Wilmington and Brandywlne
cemetery.
HYLAND.-On Wednesday, March 28rd.
at the Aged Women's Home, MaYReree
Hyland, about 70 years of age.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
ATrACKED On THE STREET.

On Tuesday night a gentleman while
passing Front q and Walnut streets,
was attacked by a gang of i've men,
Fortunately he escaped ON his assai /
AUS before they had injured him. Last
night while passing the same place he
was again attacked presumably by the
sume gaUg. THIS time ho quickly turn
sd upon his assailants and succeeded in
knocking one of his assailants down.
lie then made his escape.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
A MUTINOUS CREW IN IRONS.
THE TROUBLE ON BOARD TIE AMERI-
CAN SHIP ORIENTAL AT QUEENS
TOWN.
QUEENSTOWN, March 30.

uAhlN Nil SOs
When the American ship Oriental,
with wheat, arrived on the 18th from
San Francisco, bringing the rescued
crew of the Norwegian bark Alexan-
dria, bound from Pensacola, Fla, to
Brest, France, with cargo of lumber,
18 of the crew refused to work and de-
manded to see United States Consul
Brooks. The Consul came and after
hearing the facts of the case frem
Captain Sewell ordered the men to re-
turn to their duty and promised to in
vestigate their complaints. The crew
refused to comply. Last Friday the
Oriental was ordered to proceed to
Hull, but her crew were still insubor-
diDate. The Consul advi. I'd th n of
the danger of their course and declar-
ed them TO be contumacious and mu-
tinous. He came again, but the crew
again refused, and to save the vessel
and valuable cargo the mutinsers were
put in lions and an extra crew -yas put
on board by the Consul and the Orr
entail proceeded on her voyage 10
Hull.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
The SECOND sIDE-wnEEL YES

The SECOND SIDE-WHEEL V ES-
sEL.-The Cygnus, launched at
Roachs' yesterday afternoon, was
the first sidezwheel steamer launcho
ed at that yard since April I'd, 1879,
when the elias was sent overheard.
The screw wheel vessels that have
been launched in that time can be
numbered by almost IA score.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

" ebE OHOhUtI INOCOIUs
The barn of Henry Miller, in North
Coventry township, was struck by
lightning on Saturday night last. The
gable eud OF tine barn was completely
torn out, and one COW was killed. Ow
ing to the roof leaking very badly, the
hay and straw were dampened to such
an extent that they did not ignite, and
consequently the barn was saved from
destruction by fire.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-24

CHRIST. GEHBER. wholesale Hardware,
Toledo, ONO, Ray :-Tne Excelsior Kid
ney Pad has accomplished more for my
vile In three weeks tban all the med IcI ne
sne has taken IN three years. Refer all
sKepttcs TO me.-SUe ADV.
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