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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish
Rapides, State of Louisian.
Luke H. Hadnot, Administrator, vs.. DO
seph Bouillotte No. 2437.

BY virtue of and to satisfy writ of fieri
facias, issued and to me directed in the
above, entitled and numbered suit. /
have seized and will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, in front
of the court house door. in the town of
Colfax. La, within the hours prescribed
by law, on
SATURDAY, the I'd day of April, A. D..
1881,
the following described property, specially
ordered to be seized and sold, te-wit
The steam saw mill, boilers, pumps and
appertenances purchased by the defendant.
at succession sale of James II. Hadnot; also
the mill house and all other buildings at
tachod and adjacent thereto, all in the
parish Of Grant.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement. G. H TEAL,
Sheriff Of Grant parish.
Sherifrs Once, Collar, March 5. 1851. St
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State Tax Sales
OF IAGMOVABLEl FROPElEEagsII ~ Z
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Us.
Delinquent Tar Debtors.
Parish y Grant. ls1. District.

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LOCAL DOT s
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Bright, beautiful weather this.
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And the following thirty names to serve
for the second week of the May term O
1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May s.-Thc Mississippi
River Commission rcachcd hero yesterday direct frori
- Louis in the Encnccr Department steamer Oot.ria
tue members present being General @. A. Gilmore
urcsidcnt Of tho Commission: General G.. D. Comsiocf
Major C. r. sutcr, Mr.. Henry Mitchell. NJ p. NJ HarrOd
and Mr. Taylor. Captain Quinn and Lieutenant Leach
botl OF the United States Engiuccr7. ncc"'upan} Nr
Co,niasr tho latter ns permanent eccrt4fy nui Che
f,rar n. a4si4tnr fu hc placed ir rhufrr o WOt- n
construction The object ~ iar rrr''ut inpl, i"'h
anime tho river 10 thc hiEh water STAGE especially ln ur
,i.f,fity Of Plum Point forty ur. above N.wphl- nl
Lake Providence $50 miles below, whore Worhf "I ln
r cfn,f are contemplated cr the appropriate ou ~
n 0OOOO tuadc 80 the Il-t session ~ tuugrr-s lt
/. expected that Major Bcuy aurd nifrd rtair- ll
fnecr la charge uf thf eminent works 500 thl. '
borhood aud below. viii accompany fur tomuif Inn
through hi- district far a7 NcA-nurg Tho 'uliiir
sion MI take immediate scp- to procure 900 efficient
ant 20 ns Go Doc n rcadncs. q" begin woik ae fooa a-
thc riyer fails 20 tie proper stage.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday MAY 10 1881.
Secretary Window left the city for Ncw-fork last
night He win be absent until the latter part Of the
week.
General orders have been issued by the War Depart
mcnt establishing system OF rewards 10 encourage
target practice in the Regular Army.
Colonel J. NJ Bacon, aidedecamp has been ordered To
accompany the remains OF First Lieutenant ". Y Wolfe
"a Infantry decease l. from this city 70 Louihyile' ny
Secretary Lincoln, Adutant-General IDrum and Colo
mel Barr will leave here early next week for LeaVen
WORTH KAN where they win inspect the Military Prison
they viii DC absent from Washington about ten dAys
The Secretary of the Treasury has written letter TO
Thomas H. Wells chairman Of the Committee on Hoop
Iron Manufactures at Youngstown, Ohio, IN which he
adheres To the decision OF ex-5eoretary 5hefmah III
1881 on the subject OF duty on cotton ties.
The statement that Mrs. GARFIELD is seriously III s IN
correct She suffering from attack Of fnervous
prostraton, which Is somewhat aggravated by malaria
The physicians the President that danger Is 70
be apprehended and that careful nursing and entire
freedom from oil annOyanoes and worry Will work
cure.
The General Court Martial, which tried Firs. Leuten
Gnt Joseph Ksefc 4th Infantry sentenced him 70 be dis
missed the service The President has rentted the son
ence In view OF the recommendation OF the Court and
the Jud sc Advocate General based upon the long ana
faithful service OF Lieutenant Keofe, and the mitigating
circumstances In his case.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.

sTABBISG HIS WYE ANpTRYfNG TO DRDWN HIMSELF
Some woruncu near the foot oi West Twenty first
st. last evening a man in ahoring dress walk 30
the end Of the pier, tie a brick about ms neck
and then jump overheard. With the assistance
Of Patrolman Smith of the Sixteenth Pre-
cinct they took tho man ont Of the
water At The Twentieth Street Police station he
gave his name as John McCahe, au ash cartman age
twenty four OF No ~ West SINtefnih-st. lfr was
still in front of the desk whom Patf0Inan Mur-
ray entered the station. looked NJ McCahe
and said: "ihat man stabbed hls VIE
in Sixtcenth-st. hall an hour aco, and have conc
20 get an ambulance 10 take her to a hospital
McCahc admitted that he had stabbed his wife, and
IA. was locked up.
Oaicer Murray stated that the stabbing had oc-
Cured at No 449la West SiXteeRthst.. the home OF
Mrs. McCahcs father, James McCounlcN. Nc
Cabc had gone home from his work no q
o'clock aud had not found his supper rcndy; HiS
wife had gone 10 her father home. and hc followed
her after drinking freely. On entering MI McCot-
Inick's rooms McCahc ordered his wife to go honc,
but She resisted and struck him in the face. lie
then drew knife and stabbed her iu the left side.
Mrs. McCabc was taken t0 tho New York Hospital,
and the surgeon said that hcr wound was danger e
ous one McCubc was taken 30 the hospital ara
identified hy hH wife.
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FnRFIGN NOTES.

LoNDoS, Tuesday. May 10, l~-l.
A very fine exhibition Of flour mill IVachin,ry was
of.red at Agricultural Hall here today.
Tho brooch lost by Baroness BurdettCoutts at the
On,cn'a drawing room" on Tuesday last has been
found af Buckingham Palace.
Hart and Blower" Brown are training at Turnham
Green q suburb of this city and RoVeil at Chesterton
Cambridge FOR the international walking match an
pouuccd for thc thisd week IN june.
ANB schrocdcr.merchant- ofIondon, have failed on
account of the failure OF the Amsterdam firm of B. II
schroeder & Coz IN the same line Of trade Thor lahii-
t.aa ,r nearly hllf million pounds. Their assets VIII
depend upon the liquidation ot the Amsterdam house.
HALIFAX, y. :, May lO--A dispatch from lngonish'
C. M saws that the ynleta ia stuck IN the ice
n Ernn Cove I've miles from that pncc. she appears
tn be- deeply loaded She is leaking and is Jammed IN
the Ice with the wind on shore.
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ent state OF the money market signor
Luzatu said, amounted 20 monetary crisis
While the value OF silver has beeh
deprecated by the laws Of the various counrtes was
clear that gold not sufficiently abundant to DC
adopted by all civilized nations single standard
lie reviewed the causes OF the power OF the United
States for absorbing gold and rectihed some naccu-
raccs which had been committed in estimating the
losses which the action OF bimet0lsm had brought
upon France.
NM. Burckhard and Bischoh dwelt upon the disap
peaauce Of gold from Switzerland, and urged the neeea
sifv for improving penal legislation.
NJ ThOcrner, the Russian representative, advocated
nlonOmetarh but said that he recognized the neces-
sity for for "a subsidiary employment OF silver NJ Rus-
cOus advocated bmeallisn Ihlry-f0ur delegates were
present including Sir LOuis Mallct The next meeting
will be- held on "Wednesday. when NJ. Cernusch, Mt Dana
Horton and s. guOr seismetDOda Will speak.
LONDON, May lO-In the House OF Commons
to-day. Mr.. Gladstone said that India was repre-
sonted at the Monetary Conference after America ana
France had accepted the terms under which she was
willing 90 De represented. namely, that she would not
thereby Dee committed go any re7Ou ion passed but all
proposals. would have favorable consideration with
view 70 the reestabhshmcnt OF the value OF silver
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CRIMES AND cASCALrIES-Br TELEGRAPH


IFVEE BROKEN IN LOUISIANA
VlCKsBURG Miss. May l0-A dispatch % ~.
Yraif nom skpwths Landing Miss, repore inc Ie'oo ~
Alsatis, Ia, broken
OF TRIAL FOR MATRIcIDE. OIL.
AvGvsTA Me- MAY 1O.-Ihc trial OF hArles
acrri for the murder Of his mothei ~ "ooN - A
to-day IN the supreme Court . ,,-,,.,-
sTRUcK eN THE HEAD WITH 4 BRlCh. IN
ptrvr.TO Y Nav l0.-Alichacl Ernst, WliIo
tin. ~ eief three Young from liquor shog heis isse
night. struck on tlo heaa ~ "no u s'''N "' ~
and. IL is thought, fatally Injured
NoT GUILTY or ENBEZzLEMEST -
poTTsyuLY Penn. May lO.-lhs morning ING
iurv I'M the case Of Samuel Garrett, senior -
schuykul Country, charged win t,t tt"' Va ~
of the county, returned verdict ~ not Hully'
SUICIDE AT THE HOUSE or MS rHlEsli i,,,.,
Np,tpufs Tenn, May 10.-This afternoon WIT
% S,rns formerly employed druggist cut hs throat
az no bousc 81 tbe Rev Father william Masn 70 Whom no
~ ~ Iao ac for Sayfoe In regard domestic troubles
ATAILoRs THBoAT CUT
WoONsocKET, Il. l., May lO.-Durlng Drunken
a sorse Ffensh Cans4ans Murays throat was cnt
iot nom car " ear His wound may prove fatal
A CI1-IZEN ASSAULTED By RUEPIANs.
R.yoSsR CITY Y. j., May 1O.-John Wroni .
otIecsbe citizen while accomplishing his wife home last
o Was set upon By rufhAns Tie received an qgy stab
wound 10 the face ana sanvhlof ID '"o aNON' nD " ~
dangerous condiuon- - -
A JUDGE Az HOUR IN THE WATER,
ppoyTDENCR n. l., May 1O.-lnited states Dis
t Jndgo colt started from Bristol TINS morning 70 q
tnd In tho water an hour before nc Was rescued
Ue was taken out much exhausted
KNOCKED sENsELESS By LIGHTNING.
Q.ryFsroN Tex, May lO.-Duung O thunder
.,n herr SUNDAY John ONe Patrick D0lan aud Charles
Holman 1e5 sa'nRs and !, sPsesss Ss ss sat s,
- now reooverng r. Hichols who IN adjoining
suiians Wa Also Knocked down
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TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

WARM WEATHER IL SEw-HAMPsHIRE
MONRoR, y. H.. May 1O.-Ihc weather has been
IL G1fS,hsS the sRsde warm here '''' the thermometer
REMOVED PROM 4 REcE1vERsHIP.
BosToH Nay iOJohn y y m D. Coggyel hs, neg n
because Of dencencs n h accounts amounting 10 0OJ
MACHINE SHOPS LEASED
BoRDRNrOwN n j., May lO.-The old Camden
and A@eoy arod 9 Which 81 have ave. go S dlr for hg Fer s
t'Noh 'Me NeIN iueH'i o9 =, ~ l'l y 'l'l H.
term Of thirty years. Tor the purpose o AnuAeti's * 10
ELECTION AT LoNG BRANCH
LoNG BRAScH n. j.. May 1O-The Mayor and
eoar q cCmm!,,loners ohosea today embrace nc Old
ThOmss MoRnma Bcnal Layton and h. " Brecce.
MISSING sEAMEN HEARD FROM
GLoCcEsIER, Mass May ,lO.-Charles johnson
Mary Illcn. Of ltoekPot during Fog on he we9iern e
qaipa Of this port and landed at nalaK
THE REMAINS or WILLIAM PENN
HARRISBURG, Penn, May lO.-In the State Senate
House for concurrence looking o. he nsfer Of the remains
Of William Penn from Jordan Meeting Houso gmyoyardr
Buckinghamsluro. England 10 Philadelphia
TENNESSEE CROP REPORT FOR APRIL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May lO.--The crop cport, o95I
the Of Agriculture for April shows deccae oi a
per cent in tobacco aercgs ne cotton eISP ~ ID eoa
dilon u nno There are good prospects or AL fruits
TENNESSEE CATTLE FOR MONTANA.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, May lO.-M. i; turner, IuIll & oa
hcr tomorrow morning with 200 bead short catte q
tatlon viii oos sl coo entire train being required
SHOT AND KILLED BY POLICEMEN. ~,
CINCINNATI. MAY lO--A special 70 IAe Iihaes-ot1n ne @
Is TSedmsa bot aSd tsd Albert sssd Who la trod %
arrest hn they had no warrant aud ho Faa unaine
Both policemen were arrested
soUTHERN SOLDIERS Toni DEDICATED
NEw-ORLRASs, La, May 1O.-The ceTemonies Of
dcdioatlng to tomb o. the AssOiat1n Of tho Array q
Jackson vhch snrmouDta took place ts Afternoon a.
aSe asa CSn5t y hs ss & @ S By oSers FS
Lee the widow end daughter q qsngra JsSks,n Hs5s
inSds bnsf address
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FRAcMEy1s OF WESTERN NEWS


TELrGRApHIC STOCK sUBsCRTBED FOR
ST. LOUIS, Mo. May lC.-BoOks were opened
here yesterday Tor subscriptions 20 the stock o hr Unou
Mutual Telegraph Company. and she Vhoc amount
allotted 20 ~ Louis $3.50 OOO was takcn and hc books
closed.
ONO STATE LAWS DECLARED VOID.
COLUMBUs OmO. May lO.-Ihc supreme
Court of this state to-day rendered decision which dc
ciars the laws pa-s, hy the legislature during W
recent session. 10 authorize certain township 10 bgid
railroads and lease and operate The same. u conflict
with Section Of Article OF the state Consultation, ana
nrc there fore void.
MURDERED ny A COLORED COMPANION.
JOLIET, Ill.,, May 1O.-Dclette Wheeler, q
white boy wa murdered 10 Rimins stOn yesterday. hy
colOrod boy named Daniel Carpenter. The boys had
been together for hours and went behind taul Al
the depot Carpenter vent away alone, and tho body
Of Wheeler was found lying behind the tank. with sat
IA hs throat 40 deep that Tho tongue wns severed.
SUICIDE or A FORMER NEw YORKER
ST. JOsEPH. May lO.--A. y. DcvOc, travel
ling agent Of The H1nHib0l clipper committed sucidc ln
his the RacOn House 800 this city Tic wa- found
Sunday morning in comatosc state from The cuccts
Of morphine and died after. lie lclt note ad
dressed 10 his father nt Emra " Y, IN which he said
that life with him was q failure lie sccfc-
tary Governor Robinson OF Ncw York, and fOr time
Wa connected with The CiHcinHah Inquirer. Tie Nns
about forty -nyc years old.
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MARINES oHurErp ro IRELAND THE CASE or
p,iLoN N ruE Hoy-r or COMMONS.
LovDoN. May lO-The transport Holland, which
arrived at por ,mouth to-day has been ordered uinc-
diairly 10 couycJ three companies ol marines To
Ireland
In The House Of Commons Tonight Mr. Parncll
asked the Government 20 state the precise acts for
which Mr.. Dillon was arrested.
Nr Forster, the Chief Secretary for Ire
land. refused 10 make sph an exception in favor
Of Nr. Dillon. Mr.. Pamcll then moved an adjourn
rncut ~ The Nousr and declared hlt the heightened
confinement wouid probably bc fatal 20 Mr. Dillon;
Mr. Gladstone suprurted Nr. Furs'crs refusal and
snid that the Government w0nid De- prepared 10
meet CuC,t indictment. hui objected to being lcd
into vague discussion uu motion for adjournment.
After general Discussion tho motion ior adjourn
nirnt was agreed io. Ihe DG5Fa Ga4crc declares
that On. 1,rroruitrn district ol Dublin. B, fast and
the haTouirs ol lpuer aud NIIdl" Dungaguon have
been proclaimed under tAc pro, .sl9ns OF the Arms
Act.
The Uri'y N.fr. s0ys:
Tier, It great l-saf'-,actian among fhr Irish n Ion
don 4i fir.ual .nus' ufNrr fur'Iliiir ans tutlo
Die ,IIa roniu- ta Doe used inr meetings o. tlc Land
L'aFuc SOME pan.. tlprDs-.on scrfrrnE th" matter
D. pruiuh...
Mr. JOHN Uilhf. iH hi. speech in the House Of
Common- u.f might. ~Iid that 10 % great ieet, a--
serh..s Do furi ,r Galway. ofrrrd free passage to
tle gh6le population OF Cognaught mot ]. landi ii
Was rr,Il1tlr that aN. certainly that ha4. would
fnd thcir way to tlc United States.
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club won seven straight goals, the University Team
| winning the eighth.
THE SUFFERING At ScI0.

REPORT BY COMMANDER o'KANE, oF THE UNITED
STATES STEAMER GALENA, TO REAR ADMIRAL
HOWELL
WASHINGTON, May 1O.-Rear Admiral j. {.
Howell, commanding the European station. reports 70
the Navy Department under date Of Port Mahon April
% forwarding the following report just received from
Commander O'Kane concerning his visit 20 scio' nom
which place II was sent on April g:
"I have the honor 20 report that since the hour deg
mated I'm my letter 81 the 9TH inst left Constant
for the purpose of assisting the sufferers from the u
structyc earthquake Of the 81 INST arrived Ielt I
the morning OF the tth inst az once failcl "i Wv
Governor Sadyg Pacha. and offered such ASSISTANCE -
IN my power to render. found that thc ftpoUs
had received OF the disaster hau bcou cXagccfatct
computed, and the estimates vary all the way Hul
5000 TO 1000 the latter being or couSe very muea
too great IN my opinion The number killed r. ahoul
5000 0,OOO There were two dc t.trucNc snocfT.
an interval OF quarter OF hour thc rst causing the
greater loss. After Them and mp to the present Ine
there has been succession of minor shocks which now
ever cause further damage. Almost an the houses
the greater part OF the island have been cithc t9W
down shattered as 90 Doc uuinhabahle nave uhi
parties ashoTc every day employed loo cN cnine bodies
tearing down unsafe walls, and bringing iD the WouhI'u
from The surrounding country. nave c1lauHrheh
another to-day 1e twenty Two Nounusd WIZ" oNl n,.
brought IN yesterday completely n.led up rue space re-
naming in the hist icnt There are sun huaditds on
persons in the Villages who have as yet received uo
medical attention whatever
" I have evidence or want 0i iond nmoht tH'
neOpla the want IN that respect having been amply sup
ing Tho natives here exhibit most astonishing ihlh
ference to the sliicfinc of tncir own pcocd N nav
had 10 compel thcm 90 aid iu carft ine me Wnunu''
have been very much pleased with hc lc3l cNlnl,t ~
both the Officers and of this ap a the WORK ines
have been required o perform hurr onr a 'il,
place / shall remain here until the anhpii.ir b"F'
made provision for The Of the wounded nave GO"
lcctcd and stil hrneiug in. shall icn proceed 10
smyrna, take in supply o coal aud awa oar InI'heF
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WHAT IS DOING ABROAD.
TOPICs OF GENERAL NTEREsT.

TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST
TROUBLE BETWEEN RUSSIANS AND HEBREws-THE
ROYAL MARRIAGE AT vIENNA-TIIE CASE or MR.
BRADLAUGH.
Disturbances are reported at Kicf between
the Russians and Hebrews; many arrests have
been made. A force of marines has been or
dcred to go to Ireland. The Crown Prince
Rudolph of Austria and the Princess Stephanie
Of Belgium were married at Vienna yesterday.
Mr. Bradlaugh was again prevented from
taking the oath. Speeches were made by the
italian, Russian and other delegates to the
Monetary Conference
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LONDON May 1O.--The Globe says, in relation 20
the performance of Oihcllo by Mr.. Booth and Mr..
Irving, that the latters method is more imaginative
and impnsiye and Booths more finished and cor
rect. There is scarcely point Of resemblance be-
tween them. Booths ONcllo is more viTile and con-
ccivablo and Irviug's more ideal and sympathetic.
Booths lago Is more human in MS yiilany, while
Irying's has grotcsque quas-imaginative dabO-
lsn suggestive of an origin scarcely more human
than fQitjan's.
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ArFAIRs Ii sOrTH AFRICA.

NEWCASTLE, Natal, May 10-The Royal
Commission. appointed 20 settle all points LEFT ia abcy
sncc 40 tLc Treaty of Peace with the Beers has formally
opened its session.
cars rows. May 1O.-The cape Times has telegram
.iatln. taat the Basutos have rejected the award.