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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-11-05

TR1BUT.-Nous appelons Fat
tention des citoyens. .patriotes de
la paroisse sur l'appel ''au pcuple
de la Louisiana" que ION trouve
IA dams nos colonies. Les person
nes qui desirant cOntribuer au
fond qui doit METRE la Veuve du
defunt gOuverneur a meme de sc
soutenir ct d'6lever ses cinq Ell
fants, trOuveroDt une liste de
subscription dams notre bureau.
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LIE Louisianais (paroisse St. j;
ques, du 20 octobre:
La Louisiana etant un Etat es
sentlellement agricOle, iln'est pa.
surprenant que l'agriculture sol
La question eternellement mise el
discussion.
Nous avons un sol fertile uu
s'adapte q tous les genres de Gu
ture, qui re demande QUA ttrt
1etourn5 ct ensemence pour pre-
duire une abondante moissun.
Mais les bras nous manuuent
ct la direction donnee jusqn'a pre-
sent au travail est intelligence,
parce qu,elIe nest pas conforme
aux eAigences dune situation nou
velle.
Notre population, dependant,
est teIlement ancree dams les
idees ancIennes, Quill a fallu dix
huit annees d'eXperience ct de
deboirs pour la persuader de re
noncer d un systeme fatal, que la
logique ct les resultats acquis
leprouvaient egalement.
Et encore, MY a.t-elle pas tout
4 fait reHOnce.
II est diffci!e que la lumiere
frappe rsyon visuel d'hommes qui
terment volontairemeDt les ycux
pour he pas voir il est inUtile
de faire des trails d'eIcquence lors
que ceux aqul l'on s'adreSse Sc
bonchent les oreilles pour ne pas
entendre.
Ii y IA ouinze anuees Que II. j.
Genti|, no;re predeccsSeUr an
LoGisinaais. disait sur tons les
;ous quill Y await dcuX chooses /;
fairc pour relever l'asriculture dc
la Louisiana la subdivision DIES
granaes prop.lt;es en terme> ct
l'eta ,issenent d'Usines centra
les.
Nous mtmes. il V IL six mois,
nouS avons ecrit IA ce suiet une sc
!ie d'articleS, conforme.ncnt aux
vnes deja eXprimees par NJ. Gen
til ct qui ont tOujours etc les 10
tres.
Lapresse qnOtidienne &c Ia Nou
velle Orleans s'est saisie de cette
question, ct fAbeille a public pin
sieurs lettres interessantes de cor
respondent de la paroisse Ste Ma
rie, NJ. EdOuard Silan. recu,nman
dant les usines centrales ct la sub
division deS terreS.
Voici maintenant II. EScndier,
r6dacteur proprietaire de rEtoile
NIb6rie qui s'occupe achievement
de cette meme question, non seu
lement avec la plume. innis Ell Sc
mettant en- relation avec DIES capi
taii>tes ct DIES honmes d'atfaires
uu Nord. ct de rOuest, gni desi
rent s.etablir en Louisiana pour
exploiter un certain nombre d'ha
bitations sucrieres, d'aples le sys
teme des usineS centlales.
L'article de FAbti!ie trOuve sa
place lei.
Nous nous joignons 4 uotre
grand contrere NJ. Escudier d'a
voir r5ussi 4 Sc faire ecouter, tan
dis qae nous nous consumions ell
efforts iuutileS.
Les Dombreux lecteurs du
Louisiana;;s ct les amis plus nom
breux encore de NJ. j. Genlii, al
prendrOnt avec plaisir sou retoul
i St. Jacques.
Lair de la patrie aimee, ct III
sejour de quelques mois parm
les stems ont dOnne NJ. Cent
les bellies cOulcurs de la >aatG.
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III oldre rendu par Ia conr cri
miueile Il " aShinston tiXc Il .iiist
le uumb.e GeS teMollis que les &c
tensrnrs dc Guiteau poUIlout ASST
EEer 81. Ss: taNeuf aux 1faiS du
commencement.
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I'm iMenaori:alaR.

Attenau quill Il plu an tout pussant de
rapi~icr q iui notre disnc ct respectable
Soc.etaire ct ami.
JEAN DCPRi:-
Attendu que sa mort prive notre sociGte
i.u;i de ses membrcs les plus estiin,'s et
notre communaute dun citoyrii honorable
CT respecte.
II est rG>nln: Que mons nous inclinnns
deyant les decrets de In Divine Providence.
esperaut que notre ani reccvra dams un
| monde meilleur Ia r6eompcnse dn i son
merite ct 4 son austerc prob:e.
IL est resolu; que CONNIE marqne de res
pect a sa memoire, les ineuIi,rss de la SO
ciete porteroMt les insigncs tie dcuil pendant
80 iours, que ces deliberations seront ins-
crits dams ie Journal dc Il, sociEtG ct cue Ia
.'Sentnele dc ImbodauA' soft prie ele
les publicr:
Par le Comite Spec;;A.
II. II. NiCHELET,
J. l.. AUEDlN.
LEO MOLAISOT.
Pour copie coIior;ne
lie sccretaire
H. H. MICHELET
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L'Et0i3e d'Ibdrie, dn 90 octo
bre:
L'hiver Sc fait sentir ct les
piuies depuis la sema;ne derniere
ont etc frequentes et aboudantes.
Celle Ge dimanche dernier a etc
nn deluge ct nos prairies ont etc
couvertes d'eau en- plusieurs en-
slroits. LIE temps, depuis, a etc
frais ct humide.
Les rec0!tes fourageres sont a
l'a5ri le cotton est pres9ue tout
rama>se. ct la came tait des
progress quoiqne la sai>on soft un
peu avance. PluSieurs habitants
ont dGja commence les travaux
Hr IoulalsOa, ct ayant peu tOute>
nos sucrerirS Sciout on lieine Ora
ration. Nous II ayons pu con,ai,
tre le rendrment dtj;i rbtenu.
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Nolmai.,.ie :

-Toto est en- v!i;tgiature avec
sa mere. II d six ans TT devote
toutes les pnmmrs qui jonchenf
!e so! Ell cette saison. La nnelr,
inquiete, fait seS forts ponr lui
persua,'er que les ponuies c,up,
tont NAL. Toto des.ent r6v-ur.
ct. an boat dune Minute:
-Ma'n;.n, c'eS' Y nae po,nmf
cuite q'Adam a otlert a Eve
La meve.-Oui, mon eutaut.
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RoULA1soN -TOutes les gran
dies habitations don't la r6colte
,lolt atteindrs on depasser mile
boucaults de sucre out lcur vas-
tcS sucrericS en- operation. D'a-
PFC, les rapports, Ia canine est Ja
i,use ct sou vim attel"t hut de
arls. lie sucre Sc fab:lqae tres
ais..nent ct dome i'en de inelasse.
Sur l.habitatiom Laurel 'd'icy
OH un moulin a cinq ron'eanx
a cue etabli, lie iendc>
ment est tie. Quatrevln.t pour
cent, on de se:ze pour cent tie
ulus on.avec uu moulin u troi>
rou,eauX. Sur les antres habita
lions lie reudement est estlMe a
M boucanlt l'arpent. LIES sucn
rrs u'ent EN- juSqa'ici aucHn ira
cas- uoar la fabrication, ct leurs
.4chantillons pourrOut SO volr dans
uuelques lourS, dams tous les pm
rimux Gtablissemeuts du village.
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CuzyAUx.-Mr. Leon Drex!er
trfsayantageusementc connu dams
rette paroisse, Went d'arriver des
frnntieres du Mexiqueavec un fort
lot de chevaux, don't la taille moy
snne est dc quinze mains. Ces
eheyaux sont tres convenabIes
uour les habitants riziers; il sup
,,ar,en. aisemcnt la fatigue,
iont r tres faciles a nourrir ct sont
veudues garantis ct a IN prlx
,ajsouable. D'ici 4 que!ques
iours, Mr.. Drexler, actnellement
= St. Louis. sera a Thlbodaux
ayec un autre lot de chevaux lie
rhoix pour les habitants sucriers
1T garanti CONNIE venant de pre-
miere main. En- s'adressant a Mr.
II. Tetreau Oh obtiendra de plus
amples renseignements.
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Au Peuple de la LOuisi.
GnC.

Parmi les plus lamentables consequences
de Ia inaladie prnloagee ct de la mort du
gouverneur LOUIS ALFhED WILTZ est
celle dune veuve 1T dc cina enfants uui
restent avec des lnoEens insuitisantes d'rX-
istence. LIE meme Gecret dc la Divine Plo
videuce qui a prive nutre Etat dun pre-
,,iier INA gistrat patriOte IL enlevt a sa famil
le un mari dtvouG ct un ltre attcn,it ct af
tectionne. LIE peuple de / 'Etat OH il Gtait
ne !. per,lu un Exeeutif dams Ia sa2esse, Ia
trrinetc. l'energ:e ct lc patrio*i>me duqurl
ii await fol CT un citoycu gul etait un mode
IL de courto!sie, te courage ct u'honneur !:
mas sa femme ct ses eaiiaptS ont nerdu
leur protccteur, leur snidc e: leur unique
sou:ieE.
LIE ,itfunt gouverneIr t:ait entire dams Ia
vie publipne 4 i'ise ,le II ans ct apres guin
~ ans de services rut,lies rrespue continus
temps pen,ial.t leqHrl il Il occupe les posi-
tions les Plus RESPECTED 80 que le pruple de
Get E.at ct dc cette VILE ont ,,I In; donns,,
il II reInpii les ievo!,s de chrcuut de ccs
rlaceS avec hunI.-tct,- e. td<,i.c, 1T d la!s
Sc n ia ti;nisie pour unique heritage ut
nom sails tlche.
] C.est po1rlRoi les souss ti,.nG-. .ur!nant
/ uu co.ui:e ,ie ses ;.Iu.s pc.souii.tS. ont pen.
81 eult etait .il.>;e ct eohvenal'ie dc si"nEer
IN pcuplc cheva.resque de la lIooisiaIe
I l'oppoitunlj !, de lever M funds qiii nette
ala weave du niaLiilul>ise te.'!ht Il meme lie
suUtenir 1t Il clever ses enf;Hts. Ceiui Iui
! les a guittcs e,ait connu rar ses mIv,es
! philantropie Ct tie g6lero'itc ii n'ess que
iuste cue nous nous occupions dc cenx gu
/ iui etaicnt liners.
p, Touses les subscriptions &c f0nls, fectes
ou fables. seront reeonuCes pubiiGucn ngeut
ct en- ia temps une liste inlpiimEc d. tou
ties les subscriptions sera puhiiee ct unt
cppe sera iournie a chaque souscripteur.
A. BALDWIN.
5. II. KENNEDY.
AID. MEYER.
GOUv. ). ID. MCENERY
W.. BEHAN.
P. q. FAZENDE.
PIERRE LtNAUX,
f. A. BURKE,
HENRY GANDES,
JAMES !. DAY.
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,.formations Locales.

rc,.1RAGE.-Nos administra
.s LoIniix Imnnicipaux manifestent lin
teu's .;on i.eclairer leurs admins
,en.'I', ,eas au moyen de l'electricite:
TT fleS no 80 sont pas ceux>la qu'on pent
.e aorser r de vouloir METRE la III
.";sre "i sous 10 boisseau.
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A vENDRE.-L'Habltatlon de
Mr. Theophile Harang' sltIee sur
; MI L;,.a ranche du Bayou Lafour'
I" l's ast offerte en- vente. C'est
'o cne ' 5es meil!eures habltations
1u' au has Lafourche ct la personne
ou A.; ' I.achetera est sure, quelque
gr eo;t le prix, de taire une affalre
S."r so,r Pour de plus app!es ren
ssicnements, il faut s'adresser a
Mr., Mr. ". Il. Ragan, charge de la
yente.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF Lafourche.
Take notice that on Thursday the ;st.
day of December 1881. will sell at public
auction at the { ourt House. III the Town Of
Thibodaux. ut l. O'clock NJ. to the last and
highest bidder the lease of the folluwiu.
Ferries OF the Parish OF Latourche.
10. st. John.
20. st. Charles.
so. Raceland.
40. Harali".
For one year, from January lst. 1882 to
December 3!st 1882. Possession will lie
given on January lSt. 1892 thus giving pur
cliasers one n,ont!, from day of sale to con
struct tier boats or make any other ncces-
Sary arrangements.
Conditions.-The purchaser of any ferry
shall be rcqa,red TO cross all children at
tending schonls free OF charge. going and
coiniu;.: provided that on Saturdays and
Sundays and ~"horl holidays 10 rupi! sE:tl
have the right 20 Cross such ferries vi
terms di;ie! Ia. from ,,ost of ordinary pas
seDgers.
Terms-C,isli on THESE
s. =. GItIoANNRE.
! President Police Jnry, Parish Of Lat"a'cl,a
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I'm connection with IT,. abnv" the under
signed will always have on hand n full as
sOrtrlelt OF first class SEWN. Machine at
the lowest Market price: also all the at.
! tachments. oiland needles at ciry prices.
To convince the public that he is decided to
sell cheap he gives below the prices of said
machines.
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The nn.ierSis:'c, having decided to re
oIH'n business - hi' u!,. stand on Main
street. hcsg.e" Il. luuls and Green streets
taxes ricasui:. tc ;tLan,I:ice 10 his numerous
friends and the pahl;c in general that he
will always keep on hand full assoftmcpt
of guns "i all sizes and of different p.Wes,
also "a coinplrIc line "f R"yolv.rs ,eartril...
and Euntln. materials.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15
Give Him Anothcr shot

Dennis Egan, United States commits
sioner at Madison, Florida, has been
taking evidence in the contested con
g%ressional election case, Bisbee VS.. Far
ley. Frank Patterson, a democratic
lawyer, was overheard by the negroes
to say that all the witnesses would be
convicted of perjury, for which Charles
Savage, a negro, killed Patterson.
Commissioner Egan cried out, "giye
him another shot" Savage was lodged
in jail, and the governor sent three mil
itary companies to guard it. Egan
escaped, but was captured at Albany,
Georgia. lie is . lawyer and republic
can politician. Both whites and blacks
are armed and all the stores were closed
u saturday.
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Master Commissioned Sale.
AMEN SIMMONS

HUGu J. EDWARDS and
MARY A. EDWARDS.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of decree of the district court of the
first judicial district within and for
Laramie county, Wyoming territory,
rendered in the above entitled case,
dated September 9th, A. D., 1880, APP
pointing me special master commits
sioper TO sell certain property herein
after described to satisfy the Judgment
of sS01. 9S, interest, cost, expenses, ETC.,
in said case, and by virtue of an order
of sale issued on said decree, out of
and under the seal of said court, dated
January 9th, A. ID. 1881, l will, on the
10th day OF February, A. d. 1881, at
the hour of . O'Clock p. M, in front of
the court house door of said county,
offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the said property in
said decree, mentioned and described i,
as follows, to wit: The southwest
quarter al of the northwest quarter az
of section No. thirty 1907, township
No. fourteen (14), north Of range No.
sixty-nine (69), west, containing forty
two (42) and twenty-one (2l) n hum
dredth acres of land, and situated on
middle Grow creek. about twenty miles
from Cheyenne.
Dated, Cheyenne, January Is, 1881.
S. X. SHARPLEss,
Sheriff of Laramie county and special
master commissioner. john
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Tu~BeRcUlkR DISEASE or LUNGS AMI
BRONCHITIS.

Tubercular consumption of the Lungs Il
That form of the disease most ommon mos
fatal and until recently considered incurable
Tubercle. from which the name Is derived
Is "A morbid product, deposited from diseased
blood In various. parts OF the body; and In
proportion as that fluid Is impure: and
length OF tim II remain so. Will tubercuiaI
deposits continue.
FALL RIVER. MASS, March 10th, 1879.
JAMES /. FELLOWS. ESQ.
Dear Sir. About three years ago | was
attacked W III bronchitis and tubercular
disease of the LEFT lung. and suffered for
years SO severely that was unable to attend
TO business About n year ago | was ad-
vised to try Fellows syrup of Hypophos-
phites. and before | had finished one bottle
my appetite and strength were greatly i'm
proved; my cough became less troublesome
my sleep was sonnd and refreshing, which
had not been the case for over n year l had
suffered from nervousness and difficult
breathing all the time / was sick; but your
syrup has cured 10 all; / advise all persons
afflicied as was to use Fellows Syrup OF
Hyposhosphites.
signed, JAMES IL STEWART.
An endless chnip OF good effects Is formed
by FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HlPOPHOSPHITES, and we are safe In
saying. from a long experience In medicine.
It's virtues are not possessed by any other com
b~indfion.
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GEN. HERMAN UHL, formerly bust
ness manager Of the New York States
Zeitung, and a prominent member Of
the national guard, accidentally and
fatally shot himself last Sunday even
ing, at his home No. $50 east 10th
street, New York City. His family,
consisting Of his wife and three chill
dren, were preparing for a drive in
central Park, and Gen. Uhl, with his
brother-in-law. Otto Sortoris, was clean
ing scrnc small arms in the back parlor.
Gen. Uhl remembered that there was a
. Oliver Ia the closet OF the parlor,
which he said needed Gaming. He
went TO the cs.oset. and sud denly the re-
port Of a pistol rang through the house,
aid Gen. Uhl staggered out of the
closet holding his left breast, and
gasped, run for a doctor" Soon after
the DOCTORS arrival the general died.
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The Secretary pr War Goes Through
an Interview.

Secretary Ramsey was in New York
last Saturday. In response to an inqui-
ny by a Tribune reporter concerning the
operations of the United States army,
he said: 1.-The most deplorable thing
about our army is that it is very much
detached; TO be effective it should be
concentrated. In this day of railroad
facilities, there is no good reason for
maintaining these many scattered army
posts; the present force is sufficiently
large for all purposes, provided we
could have a good effective force cen
tered at n point.
Reporter-Who do you think are
likely TO LIE Gen. Garfieldis cabinet APP
pointees;
of state, will be premier of the ineom-
ing ADMINISTRATION, naturally he will have
some voice in forming the next cabinet.
1t has been said that he would throw
his influence against the wishes Of Sena-
tor Conkling.
Oh, no. Blaine is too much of a
statesman to allow his private griev-
ances to affect the welfare OF the re-
publican party. General Garfield en-
tertains too broad views To permit such
action.
How about the future Of the mem
bers of President Hayis' cabineti
They will all retire, and IL their record
justihes their friends in presenting
them for further official tenure, posi-
bly, some Of them may be connected
with the next administration. l will say
right here, said Secretary Ramsey, that
no man yer entered the White House
with such a continuous knowledge of
public life MS Garfield has. From him
this country a feel assured Of large,
liberal statesmanship in the conduct of
affairs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15

A BoRDENTowN, N. Y, telegram
gives the following in relation to the
late storms: The freshet is tremendous
here. The railroad tracks between
Trenton and Burlington are under
water, and canal boats are lying across
the track on the Trenton road. All the
small buildings nea the Delaware and
Raritan canal locks, are partly under
water. The old Camden and Amboy
shops are inundated. The fires of the
steam forge Of Mcpherson, Willard y
Co., were put ont by the flood. As far
as the eye can reach the Pennsylvania
shore is covered with water. This ex-
ceeds the freshet in water, but not in
ice, OF '57.
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Rlse and Fan or the conreaerate.,

The New York Tunes gives the
choicest Extracts from JEFF Davis Rise
and Fall Of the Confederate govern
ment," which will be issued early this
spring. He dedicates the work to the
widows and orphans of the confederate
dead, saying that he conceives it to he
his duty to prepare this history. lie
acquits the south of the responsibility
for slavery. which he treats as only an
incident OF the secession movement.
The paramount question was equality
in territories and to the inability Of the
south to secur the slave code, he traces
the conflict which burst into open war.
lie opposed the Missouri compromise
as a surrender Of the rights Of The
south; but says its repeal forced the
south to take a decided stand. He
says the election OF Lincoln put the
federal government in the hands of a
party under which the southern states
could not live. Several chapters are
devoted to indicating the right Of
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secession. He denounees as a gross
breach Of faith the attempt of the gov
eminent TO supply Ports Sumter and
Pickens with provisions and ammuni-
tion; iustifes their seizure by the con-
federates. and lays On the north the re-
sponsibility for all bloodshed. Mr.. Davis
fixes upon himself the responsibility of
prolonging the struggle, after he was
convinced that Gee was impossible.
The concluding chapters, it is expect
ed, will defend his policy.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15

All the necessary arrangements were
made on Sunday TO arrest the leading
home rulers in London, including three
or four members Of parliament, at
once, had there been any outbreak.
The temper of England Is undeniably
rising, and growing dangerously bitter
on this subject. The increasing actiy-
ity of the fenians in different parts of
England is undoubtedly the source Of
anxiety to the authorities. All day
long on Sunday there was an uneasy
feeling, lest the public meetings called
to express sympathy with Dayitt should
be made an opportunity for creating
some serious disturbances. The public
Offices, in Downing street, it was said,
were TO be attacked, and they were
guarded all day. Gladstone left his
official residence in Downing street last
night, it not being thought wise for
him to remain there, as in the event of
an outbreak. that part of London would
be open to an onslaught of the mobs
from the worst parts of Westminster.
Nothing beyond street noises and cries,
however, has come of all the ferment.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15

When a board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some we'll known
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such a wide range of diseases that
most all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were sceptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelled all doubt, and to-day the dis
coverers Of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters,, are honored and blessed by
all as benefactors.
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A DISPATCH from Walla Walla, w.
T., says that Samuel Buchanan, living
on the Foots prairie, near Fort Colville,
on January 30th, shot and killed Louis
Fenwick, a newhew of Indian agent
Simms, and wounded Miss Mary King
In the armand back. He shot at Jas.
O'Neill and then shot himself through
the heart. The parties were dining
when Buchanan called. The cause was
disappointed affections.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15
sANrA az aisnatoh a.r.

A SANTA FEE dispatch says: Capt.
Bennett, agent of the Navajos, was
waited upon by the chiefs who informed
him that large quantities Of liquor
were being sold TO the Indians by con
tractors and the followers of the Allan
tic & Pacihcrailroad and that the young
bucks were getting excited and anxious
for war, and could not much longer be
restrained. q.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15

THE first meeting of the ladies' land
league was held at Clare Morris last
Sunday. Miss Parnell proposed a reso-
luton, which was adopted, that a ladies'
branch league be established in every
parish. as a protest against the arrest
Of Dayitt.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-02-15
. Neps special from Marshall, Texas.

A Nesrs special from Marshall, Texas.
says the county clerks Office was en-
tered on Saturday night, and the votes
of the 10th and 23d precincts stolen.
1t Is presumed to be the work OF some
one connected with the federal court,
before which a large number of citi-
zens will be tried this week, on the
charge of . violation of the election