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COME INTO COURT
DECIDEDLY UNPLEASANT FOR THE
STAR ROUTE SWINDLERs.

for the Final Denouement-A Startling
Mass of Testimony Already Secured
Several Ex-Congressmen as well as Post
Omce Officials Implicated in the Steal
Some of the Thieves Arranging to Fly the
Country-Dorsey and Others to be In
dicted-General Capital News.
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CONKLING CONFIDENT.

NEW YORK, June 3.--Ex-Senators
Conkling and Platt arrived this morning.
They left the hotel at an early hour, but
not in company. Senator Jones called
upon Conkling and went with him to
breakfast. To reporter of the Euensng
Post Senator Jones afterward said: "Sen-
ator Conkling is looking in better health
than have seen him for long time, and
IS as full OF fight as ever l had but a
few minutes conversation with him. He
has no intention of withdrawing his name
but will contest the fight right through.
He feels confident Of ultimate success,
both for himself and Platt. tbs an abso-
Lutte impossibility for the half breeds to
unite upon any man in their list, and as
soon as any attempt is made you will see
most OF the men go to Conkling's side" !"
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THE EXPLOSION.

SANDY HOOK, n. J., June 3.-The tug
boat Jake Blonds, was blown up off
here this morning The engineer was
blown overboord and drowned, and his
son fatally injured The rest of the crew
were saved.
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The Weather to-day.

WASHINGTON, June 4, A. M.--For the up
per Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys,
warmer weather, variable winds shifting to
Southeast, and followed by stationary or fall
ing barometer
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Little Malone Sat Down Upon by His Fell
low Repudiationists--An Riddleberger
Empty Honor of Leading the Forlorn
Hope Conferred Upon Col. Cameron
An Open Rupture Prevented With Diff
Guilty.
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Assumed His Office.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The new United
States marshal, Hy. E. Knox, entered upon
his duties to-day Ex-Mayor Cooper is
his bondsman.
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PLUMP AND RUDDY.
Sixth Day of Griscomb's Fast-Change for
the Worse.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Griscomb's fast con-
tinues. He felt hungry for the first time
this morning, it being his sixth day. He
is in fine condition, plump and ruddy.
This afternoon he was weighed and found
to have lost seventeen and one-half
pounds. He had an attack of dizziness,
his pulse appeared to have lost some OF
its force and a general change for the
worse was evident in him.
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The teachers of the Pubic Schools will meet
at the assembly room of the High School this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Rep,enyi To-ni1l.f.

The great violinist Remenyi, will ap-
pear at the Opera house this evening,
probably for the last time, assisted By
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Madden voted for Woodin and Garslin for
Beecher. Beecher is paired with Hoffman.
and Claiming Lewis is paired with Pinney and
Crasper with Butler. No choice and the con-
yentlon me proceeded to vote fora successor to
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A FORTY FOOT FAIL.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June "a local
freight train consisting of five cars went
through bridge at Sunbury, on the Gin
cinnati s Mount Vernon railroad, this
evening. The fall was forty-two feet
Samuel Marin had one leg torn off, and
Engineer Thomas Wilson was fatally in
,,,ro1
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HANGED.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June Ben
James, colored, was hanged at Marion to-
day for the murder of David Merriweath-
er Howell, at Marion, the night of Au-
gust 9, 1850 James denied committing
the murder.
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MuRpER ANn SUICIDE.

BloNTIcELI.o, Iowa, June 3--Jas Ho-
gan, Wednesday, shot his divorced wife
six times, lnfiicting injuries which are
likely to prove fatal, then shot and kill
ed himself She had obtained a
divorce because he was bigamist, and
he had threatened to kill her because she
had refused to remarry him.
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ny OuHudy evening. IL IS stated
tonight, by those who profess to know,
there will be no conference held, that
Conkling's friends have assured him his
prospects are very bright, and there is no
sign OF backdown among the stalwarts
viii Stick.
NEW YORK, June g. Times city article:
MIR. Conkllng seems to have reached that
stage of his career when his presence re-
pels rather than attracts, and the absence
OF his former henchmen at the Fifth
Avenue last night must be
painfully apparent to him.
Vice President Arthur remained IN AL
bany with nearly all of Conkling' IS
friends, to keep the stalwarts of the leg
islature to their work In the absence Of
their chief. and to see that they did not
falter in their allegiance. He will re-
tu n to New York to-night The rumor
that the managers of the stalwart cam
paign have arranged to hold mass meet
ing in this city Monday night, at which
Conkling would explain his resigna-
tion and justify his action as Sena-
tor, is pronounced by those in the
confidence of the stalwart leader
to oe utterly without foundation
They say the time for Conkling to speak,
either from the platform or through the
press, has not yet come, but that when it
does come he will be heard in an effective
way. There seems no doubt
but he and Platt, to use the words of SEN
ator Jones, intend to stick, and to fight it
out for an election elf it takes all sum-
mer." The personal friends of the ex-
Senators say all talk about treachery
on the part Of Governor Cornell
is but the merest gossip and
it is wholly unfunded in fact. Gov. Cor
nell tells everybody that he is not cand1-
date, that he does not want to go to the
Senate, that he is unreservedly in favor of
the return of Conkling and Platt, and that
he thinks the legislature owes
| it to them to send them
back. l believe he is honest
in his professions and l know the two
ex-Senators have faith in him.
The 1156une's Albany special says: The
best judges among the administration
leaders declare Conkling's whole aim is tC
| prevent choice by the legislature
and that well-informed administration
men claim they have positive evidence hi
has been continuing his overtures t.
Democrats during the past week in spite
OF all GOODNESS they have shown him.
A Milwaukee dispatch to Mr.. Robinson
bearing several signatures, is published
The signers say we desire the election o
Republican Senators who will not resigl
and leave the Senate in the hands of on
political enemies.
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the question of privileges does not arise
on his arrest, and asks the schief secre-
tary for Ireland to read the reports of his
tDillon's) speech. He declares it did not
afford a justification for his arrest The
speaker in reply says, that as Dillon's let
ter did not relate to any matter of privi-
lege, he had not thought it necessary to
lay it before the house.
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No Conference.

NEW YORK, June 3.--No sign of a po-
itical conference tonight at the Fifth
avenue hotel. Ex-senator Conkling kept
in his room the whole evening. Ex-Sena-
tor Platt was with him great part of the
time Vice President Arthur is expected
In town tomorrow evening. Ex-senator
P1att proposes to return to Alba
ny Sunday evening. 1t is stated
tonight, by those who profess to know,
there will be no conference held, that
Conkling's friends have assured HIM his
prospects are very bright, and there is no
sign of backdown among the stalwarts.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
pEspERApoEs KILLED

DALLAS, Tex, June 3.-Melton and Boiler,
notorious burglars and horse thieves, were
killed in Hayes county by a deputy sheriff
while resisting arrest. The parties have been
robbing stores, private residences and running
off stock for eighteen months.
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More .Ball0ting.

ALBANY, June 3.-The first ballot for sue
oeSsOr to COnklinr resnlfad % folloms.
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DUBLIN, June "A large meeting un-
der the auspices of the land league was
held tonight. Dawson, home rule mem
Der of parliament for Carlow, presided.
Thomas Sexton, home rule member for
Sligo, said landlordism had caused capi-
tai to decay and grass to grow in the
streets of towns.
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TH1BODAUX. LSr SAMED1 26 NOVEMBRE 1881

lie general Mott, comman
dant Ia garde rationale du New.
Jersey, Went de constituer une
cour martiale pour juger le capi
talut James Madison Drake, DE
llZabeth, accuse de ''conunite in
con"enante pour un oilicirr ct IN
gentleman ct prijrdiciaoie an
Don ordre 1T Il Ia discipline miIi;sii
ie'
L'accusation rcpose sur ce que,
a la nOuvelle de l'atten'at contre
le president Garfield, Ie capital
ne Drake au ait app,ouve l'acte
re Guite,n It declare que la a.ort
du president eiait granlenient i
sonhaitcr.
Ancien emrloye de IL dou;lae
ue News ok, !e capita;no Dr.ke
est re>:e un l.o.iticlen aciif ct ap
:m:!ienta Il la faction GcS stdIirarts.
Ii n'"urait fdit qu'expi;.ner &c
lne penSaieEt tout bas beauco"n
lie melubies de crlte faction sill
tvait p'OHonce les paroles qui i;i
~ont aitrib!.4es, in:.i> il le ME, ct
u declare que les observations a.
II a faiteS au Snjet du crime Gui-
can ont etc NAL comprises ct mAl
Interpreters.
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Oa ecrit de Washington que
Ia position dc Nj. ScovilIa est deli
cate ct digne dc toates les sympa
,hies. II IL accepte la defense tic
Guitteau par an haut sentiment
Il. dcvoir. mais il MA pas d'expe
rie;.ce dams les causes criinine'les,
ct tous les hOMmc lie Ia iOi repu
ties don't snccessi,eiaent dcman
de la cooperation Font refuSee
sous un pr6texte GU sous un au-
tre. II n'Aura pour le seconder
one NJ. Robinson, Il out lexp6rien
ce en- ces ma:iG:cs est egalement
lrmit6a. Il l.. viei!le du jugcmeEt,
ii. Scoville SO trouve encore saus
tanions lmuorlants ct sans les
t,.;:.!s qHi Iii perns':raie;it den
fare venir. AbS,.ItsiHfiit 'leinar
vi .!e SIS ,.S>n::ceS. ii n'aurait
mas pu rt,tsr iai n....:ir \ wash
i,.rton san> Ia soi:ar:,S;t'' '.e q,ei-
curs ;.mis de- Chicago Hni lGi ont
fa,t uln ayance &c $50 pour scs
depenses persoilinsi.es iadispen
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~D"s retnsies juifs qai pour
'cha,'p"r anX prosecutions aux
I"eileS lis etaient en- butte en-
Hassie, etairns venus lei pour sc
t"hlir til Lonisianc, ont e:e places
!aus les hahitationS Oh lis ,.srai~
~ent >:;ti>t;;iIs. Ii en- .este lei
'lrHx Oh trois q"i, ayant mile
ont p,efere i:,iie uue hate 4 l.,
NonvtlIe >Osleans, ain de se pro
c,irer DIES informatioms ulteri"u:
res. I'm stealnrr, par,i le 80 d'Eu
rope, ,!Oit anieltr 1U7 ,Gl'nei1>,
at nn tioisie:ne steamer 1917 au
tres.
Ceite destination quill acce,,
tent, >emb'eiait indiqurr one les
JnifS n'epronvrnt aucnne ;&>
pugnance q s'occuper d'agrluul-
lure.
DE fories sommrs d'ar.-nt ont
'''e envoye,s /. 81 ,Ptter>boirs, e,
Odessa. tt dams ,l:au.rrS viles Ia
cs'S son'aes on; pro nrG IS gran,ls
>ni!ls' gene IL 4 cts ma :heurvnX
s'erSecuteS qui cxcitrut t1ruccnp
&c sympatEie. On cite IL baron
Maurice &c H;rsh comme ayant
place Till million de flames !,
Ia disposition DC ,'A!!ian"c IS,atli
'e Universcil.. C~s f;,ns!s servi
rool q con,rir les depenses des
Juifs qni vou,;iont tlEi~.er IN &c
pays, LIE prrjet est dGtab.ir une
colonie dc ces rtfag'cs aux Alta =
kapas.
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ECHO DE YORETOWN

ECHO DE YORKTOWN. - Nous
uons alnus"us queiqueioiS, ct dc
bon csear.i:n tour picturesque I'e
donnent II noirr lansue les etran
gers, les An.l,i> particuliere
ment, gni s'exelcent 4 pasler fran
GALS. Mais les Angl;.iS, GU les
geHs dc languc anglaise, nous le
rendrnt bieu ct nous so.nmes les;
prcmiers 4 en- rire. PrenonS done
noire patti en- braves, ct citops
sans rancune Ia plai>auterie sui
vantr one nous trOuvOns dams IL
Graphic
"Le general Boulanger, lie bra
've Francais qui IL 81 saIaulns Mt
coli, te ie volrur trouve dams Sa
chambrt 4 Philadelphia, a donne
un reporter du Telegraph la DIES
cript.on sGccinle qne vcici &c Ia
scene:
allow did he enter 70 room! |
do not know! do not know
lie raScale! l dit not come TO ziS
counsree to be r-rOb. He came
into ze room an make 70 gran;Ie
noise, and ven l look at za win
dow-Sacre! Ze rasca!r, he COZ
my watch-my medal of Ze lie
zion d'Hsnor. take him by ze
neck and shake him, and then ze
Comnian:laat-Lic!!trnS;ein-h he
advance himself ia,o zc room :lnl
with his sword he woal1 cut ze
r.scals head off, Ont l say no, we
take him to ze Police. ze Prefect !!
Ze rascale /! Eat is how it was. l
wish i,r was he,eM
Ellie est di6le, "'cst'ce pas
Honnl soit qui NAL y pense!
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CIRQUE.-C'esl jeldi proclaim
+que le grand Cirque ei la ct'ebse
menaserie tie Robinson i,.,nn,
eur appari,im dams note vile.
Il arrivera a dix ileures ,iu nl..l;u
et aprts son d6baiqnement, il
fera 81 graa.!e parade oall,;;tci
tc dams les tues. Cet'e Ia AIDE
merite la peine deere vac. car ca
rera la Plus grandiose q'.i ii! ia
mals etc faite. Qnaut aux rer,e
Peutations qui doivent ttre don
noes, eles penvcut nj %t'e Surias
ees nl etIc egalGcs. Toussl,s ar
(lstes, acrobates, ecnye,S ct ccuy-
Ptss, sont des celebrities dc pre-
nler ordre.
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,.enrnnatiOns Locales.

xouwaTIoN.~MM. w. II. Ra
IN n' A. S. Charpuis ct z. Il.
gau' u;o ont etc nommes delt.nes a
i'a,v 'a0rven,ion National de Cotton
"a "a; ' dojt s.assem5lcl lie 6 deccmbre
q sSsl aAtian,a, George.
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RayDENsNr. Mr.. i; sh':; III
,chara, uu DIES ier.ili'rs sax :'h.;"'
tation Wavcriy. a roila NeS Nii~-t
ct un arpta;i il penis Tx caA'!' :
qal lai ont sltHn2 I'iar'';:'t hut
.hDacaults tie s'l',rc .ia ".az, ceii
Isyles net. h..,aa6r ,i..,.,itts t.;
meme qaal'iie dc c..,iarS Iii !
doane fnaranie pHatFe y" !i;;'Hit>
Eln tel Icn.ir:hrnt est uilt p.eu
I've, que Mr.. Richard gu cad hi:n
Ia caltate de Ii c,i'ine, et one les
blancs soHt aus,l aih;s uNc i'iin
porte qul a inaiier Cettc C.i.t";
a boane 6a, l0r>,!i'on lear Gil ...ol
ne anc chance ciu.;,l .,lc.
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BAYOU Les eaux .lu bayon
monteht Replacement depuis que!
ques jou,s. Ii ny pas encate de
danger pour les Icvees. nnaia les
inspecteurs feront bien de fare
renforcer tous les points fables.
II nest jamais tlop tot pour prem
DIRE ses precautions.
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Observation-Disclosures person

Observation-Disclosures person
mes de Eotre vile Sc ,,To,'oSent
1.al)er yisiter l'Expo>i'ioa dat
)auta. Mr.. w. Rasln, qai "'i
arrive, en- fait les plus .;sai'is clio
ses, lie prix de transport dc la
NouvelIe Orleans, q ler ct reioni,
est de Sl9.4O, sonne con'par..t've
ment mot!igae, pour cenA 1"l oj't
o cpnr de pouvoir jn."r par cu. :
rtne des prog'Gs dc i'iah'isir."
aerico!a ct misunderstanding dea
Etats du Sad.
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yEyrE DEs FERRIES. - La
reuts par Adjudication du fer
msce des ferries de Ia p,roisse, ce
Iui De Lockport excei,ie aura lien
aeyaut Ia maison lie cOnr le lend',
urumier deccmbre. les condllionS
10 Ia yente sont compliant ct les
acouereurs sont tenIS de traSe'
ser les enfants Qui freaaentehi
les ecoles, gratis, eScei,lG les 81
me]is, dimanches ct les joars fc
ries.
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nr,ers. - Mr.. Jules Baudofn,
mart Same,.i dernicr Ell sa re
-, .,once siluee anx environ de Ra
'll ''D,an1 Ses fnneiiaille ont Ell lieu
s' y Isulamsin, dimanclie, AL cine
Ezra de- l.eslise Ste. Marie.
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CuAsGEMENT.-Lc depot dies
.nahres machines a coudre de Sin
rer actuel'ement sur la rue Ma
Fanep encoisnure Marker, IA atrr
trans .p,anstsrs IA l'eucoigna'c des r'''s
Main ct ST. Louis.
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Si..ii, CT IL C:S:sNA.


1ofiSit u I-1ltGictp.
Take notice that on TErrs''ay tie i.t.
DIT. q; i'.s.nli L ISL. ! will sell at U'.':;,.
accti.u IL, t!se on,t Ilrus,.. il. the iua Il ni
Tnh":,.nx. Il: y U'c'ock II. II the !;s. a:,l
highest bidder tI" Lease Of :ln ieii"a III,
Ferries Dt the FuTiei. u1 ..;,;Uuyc:ic.
= 10. 81. jain.
IA. IL. Charles.
30. n:.c>i,ii,i.
10. hitraGC.
i'cr "ne year. tr"m ,'.'nu"ry !.t lSs, tc
n2c.nle 3!$t lisa. r.s.cs>i inii Will be
given oi, .;ahuaiy iSt. lSS, titus .i>i:.S bur
c.i:sris one ,nc!;ti, fem ':y Of sac to con
s'rHrt !'i'-,r hua.s ur iiahe any 0t;,er Aeces-
S:.fy :itra:. :..cEi1.tS.
Co:.::i rur, ha<cr Of any ferry
shall i;c rcgars 4 TO cross ali children at
tcE,.ins seE;-,ls free oi charge. going and
coming: provided that on Saturdays ard
Sundays ;i.l seheGl holidays 10 ;,u,,i! shall
have lie right to ci"ss y, q! i,iii,s on
terms ditlt,ir. from those cf Ordinary pas
seEn5rs.
V,iE.s Cash on tie s o.
S I. GE!SANGhE,
rt"si,.,nt To.ite ,lni.y. isi::!, "a iii"u. che
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IA Ii sortie d., h representa-
tion 6lccts;qae dc l'Oprra:
-CoQuelin aine a tres bien dit
les yefS d'Amml ssiivt:.lrn i.eicc
tricite mals j'turais l.reiotc Sa>
rah Brrn!lar,lt. -.
-poil4uoi Ga!
-Parce Gu'a,ec Sarah Bern
hardt c. anrait eu plus lie Goa
leui locale ellie aurait ell lair
dun p0teaa teleSrarl,iaue.
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sables. Les ,ntH;.s : auis Sc ,rO
posent, di,.o., dc iii rnvoyer un
supplement tie #.tO. :es cAlar-
raS v0n: r:.cnr.' Gl.c ;i>t, is II, /,
irOchaihr ;,.i; c. a.. Si fen me,
ssnnr .:c G,;i,csu. ;;ia' Il r#;>nn,
c'lUi> ion.'-:u;:> ties :ain.e, 4
aciiet& de s<cb ts f,.:r. citizen, rn
co.,: ;:i':jn lie i'.i..:::i,:, urt T.
CT nr .:s' OF /: Z III: ts:r,c.
Ia III H. i,',,.in,, ~; mails
le;a!t eli tt.;.t,. ~. I:iie E;t ,Onr
a>i:in..rl. S,.,:i fi S:,"> =. cent
De iuit ;s.,,i ii &c al, ..ne II &c.
tei,Ss' '.c Il ii!i:au ". rttsa:iie.v
pas iss sa:"a'it> .;e t!n ec;iun
doa; /, lu' rsH..is',i ave se.,I ;;,cu
Sc s..!t ehto re. /. i''ns Hoser aus
81 les frtve:';los.s 4t:,5r,.'ts cen
ire G..i;e;,n. Ei:''cs >o:., :.ll,S
Gt:", y: les del, Hse:.rS voa:ai. II; i:
>i.,it, sHs Ia ~',irtt a".'!it; ;.,H IL,
Ii 10! ie,, !a,ri k c!.o.X ,i.,~ il; {.
Ia constitution 'i's,i' j.:y a,,;.:.
10 I b""!.en:eht il!Gros:ii,':.
ia gre sts tl,ft.es .I,.-:i =: t.
g''s IL. =. position, e.i::.isHi;:.' /!
ceiiv 'i>' i: lo'isi.l.:. NJ s',.nt';i
Es''-'s!r, s:i. -o::, / si,- vuu vi: Fl =.
';ei ;iH,' j.. 10: .ai~ en !,uSt
Gss;' ;,o!: ;iS.o. ie, 4: i:1.,i,;>;.I,. au
!c.'.t; /; ;:.:e>ti,l ic j:...i ii i,ls
ia ct cd>, Ia cau:sc s;ra;s l:UH
b.~n"i!t ipnyoAeo ;.ev:nt tn aa
tfr c,t;, cai Une 10; a:,.:| n'c,
~ lis !o,jon:'S el ;;ga,.nr, .!u dis
il;cf de- t"'o"i'i", p"s'r tulu /,
1iitht ga" .'N II mc,uIrr que 81
Ia 'lc:ine 'l'nnr attagne mcurt
dams Il; mem, jurisdiction OH at
taqne Ell lieu.
LIE repit qu'en.rainrr.it lie ven
Vol ,!evaHt une antre cour dorue
raft 4 Ia defense Il. temps .'r mieux
sc !'!el'arer e, 4 l'et1.r,e>crncr 10
popul,i:e celui dc ST calnrr ill
pcu.-Coafrier dcs Etats Uais.
LES travauX sur notre vn!t
fe,rtr srn, bi.n av:,lict:;. Il dams
deUx noiS an p!nS ,o..! Sera trr.hi
lie. les c!ian>sGes sont fai;.S en-
e a'':e parties ct I'alte:icnt
Que les cross ties ets.es rails.
Nous nous i..usio,nons pent.
ttre. mai> il nous semitic oue Get
ta soie ft,r5e do,i:tera WI e.an ex
traOrd!uaire 4 notre village. Nous
en- voyoas dGja les heufcux ef:ets.
DeS tclrains don't on ne sc sou
oiait pas hier, oIt acqa!s tout'a-
co'i' de l'inpostance, ct les ache
.aurs ne feraient pas f;,nte 81 Ion
vOulait Ell ''isposer. Ga pa,le de
batir III bel hotel Eol loin du de
roi, ct il est question d'on,;ir ar
nouveaux maga>inS dams c,, Vol
sina2e. Nest ce pas Ia nn sigae
de p,osperi!e. un cSpoir bipn con
solant pour ;';:ven:r dc notre vii
lage.
st MartiEvi;le est admirable
ment sit"e. \ la tete tie Ia ia
viga'ion sur le T6clle, avec I'avan
tase dc cette vote ierree Gni f.ci
iitera enc"re le transport des pro
anitS, ce village est destin6 a de
viner IN centre commercial de
granae Importance. L'en..roit
est Oh ne prut plus salnbre, i! es:
entoure de rctites termes riches
ct bien cnltivfeS, Ia population
est raisiile, ct toutes >cs condi
liOnS leunics he penyrnt QUEEN
i;lire tn eniiroit p,uSpele ct re-
clierc!ie.
Anssi qn'elle meramorphose
s'est optlec dansce VILLAGE le;juis
qnclques annees. II gran,!it IA
vue d'eil, ct l'on 5a'it toHio,;rs..
-O5seruateA dc st. lMd,tinriic.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-11-26
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rarm; les plus la!nt,ta.,lcs cnrstorcurcs
lie /, n;.,.aslir prolnn@e.: ei .- ia i,,r..t ,l,
gonvernenr E.'itIS ALFRED WILIZ est
ca!i' dune veuve It 1t" sihq cnfants uu
r.ssen: avec des moycn> insuliisantn> ,!'..v-
islenre. lie meme l.vret de Ia d., i..e P,o
whence GnI pri.a r,3tre Etat dun urc-
iier ma9istrat patriotr a,lcvG il 81 t;n.il
lie III. mari degcue ct un l:,-rr a;tcn'ii tt ri
ferticGnr. LIE peuple de i'Eta! Oh i! 6ta,
ne Il l'cr.iu En EXecutii dams Ia s;,re>se. il:
fern,eta. ''eii.r:.." ct lc nHtrioti.,inc ,inouri
II await i';i ct n4 citcycu qsii Gtait un m,ale
lie tie conr;"i>ie. de courage ct d'honneur
nia;s 81; femme q stS rniarts nHt ,,ert:;
iru: fr"tectenr, :ryr guide Il lcur unique
sJutlen.
lie d6:unt gnnve,nc " Gt:sit eitre dams Ia
y:erubiipile Il rage tie - ans ct ap:as uain
&c aus tie services rrhlics rrcsuuc cnn.inu.
temps l,eEt.;nt ;eIuri il d occu,a les posi-
teams lea plus res.'ectab'.s qit- lie pen,., .le
Get Etat ct de cette Vile cnt pG lni .lu.:i, =,
ii IL rcnph les tievoirs de chacune de ccs
places avec honnatetr ct ii,leiitf, et la,s
81 ia t:,,nillc poar unique heritage uu
nOni sans taclIe
C'est pourqu" les so,,ssainnGs. forn,ant
u:l cnmi.e de ses ;t,n:s ,ciseliAeis, ont pen,
sc qu1l e;tlt tnSte ct conyenabie de .inn"cr
an reup!e chevalercsGue de Ia Lcuisianc
iopi,ortuEi;G tie lever IN tonGs qui mette
Ia vruve ia ma .n."isme d6f,lnt !, meme de
sotitelir ct d clever -es eniants. Ceiu ,il.i
les il quittes esait connu par Sos 9uvrrs
rhi!antropie ct de gencro>itn il pest que
luste que nous hous oeeapions dc c.ux qui
lui Gtaient chccs.
Toutts les subscriptions Il &c fonda, fnrtes
GU fables. ser"nt :ecrnnues ru',iiqurment
ct en- 'i temps une liate ,ElprilnHe de ton
ties les subscriptions scra rni,iiee ct tne
cnpic scrl tonrl.it a chaGu" se:Ist r:nteur.
A. BALDWIN.
:. II. KENNEDY,
AID. MEYLi:,
GoUE. =. d. McaNERY,
w. ) .HEHAE,
+. q. FAZEEHE.
PIERRE LASAUX,
l.. A. BURKE,
HENRY GA:EES,
JANEo |. Day.