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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

BLUHM-BEACH-On Wednesday. May 16 at Calvary
Church, by the Rev Mr. Walker otto Bluhm OF London.
England and Virginia eldest daughter OF late Wam
n. Beach esq, OF New-York city
CoLE-sT0CKHOLM-on May IS. at the residence Of tbs
Harriet E. Stockholm.
CoRNING-CRANE,on Saturday May IL, 1888. atths
residence OF the brides parents M0rrstown ~ j. by tha
Rev James Leonard Corning Dr. James Leonard Coning
IT, OF NewYork. and JULIA daughter OF Augustus Cranos
esq.
HILLARD-BELL-on May Is, 1888 by the Rev. W.
St Bessie billiard daughter Of Francis A. Hiard ESQ.,.
90 WinsOw NJ Bell at the residence Of her cousin Nj.
White l25 Remsen ST.. Brooklyn.
TINKER-SANGER-On Tuesday May Is, at the residence
OF Horace b. Clafn. Brooklyn, by the Rev. Thomas b.
Mcleod Horace Ii. Tinker. NJ. D.. TO Anna P. Sanger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
TIE KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 16-Ihe Democratic
State Convention met here today aud elected Isaac
Cadwall. OF LOuisvilo, Chairman. The Committee on
Credentials reported that each OF the 1O7 counties the
State was represented. Tho following gentlemen
placed in nomination for Governors Thomas l.. Jones'
j. Proctor Knott, simon B Buckner. Charles u. Jacob
aud NJ H. Ows.ey. The first ballot resulted follows
J0uc- 9OjA; Knott, 1872; Buckncr, 1854; Jacob,
9OA Ors!ey, l1OA Total, 739 Necessary a choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
DALYs THEATRE" BOCCACCIO."

Suppe's "BOccacco" was given last evening
ut DAYS Theatre by Mr.. Grams Company introducing
Nine Tbto in masculine attire OF various sorts in the
title role, part which. especially III the second act
affords the ful possible scope for her "lnnnhe
variety OF amusing ard wins"me ways. Mile. Leron1
was charming as Beatrice, and Nile Thai made decided
hit with Ter0nea, The principal male parts were cast
10 NM Dupan, Mauge, G;ive aud Ducos, SO they were
la excellent hands. Ghe play won't with great spirit
The orchestra deserves u word OF praise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
TIE FIFTH CORPS AND GENERAL PORTER

WAsHNGToN, May l6.-Ihc Fifth Army
Corps society Oh tue Army OF the Potomac had uGgoy
attended meeting AT the riggs House this afternoon at
which resolution unanimously adopted extending
the thanks Of tnc Corps to the President the senate
the United states General Grant Senators Scwell and
Morn. iaUn, Jersey and Otncr persons Tor their
of d -l-DLLr fLcl. Tor M LLuu HnLlnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
pCCLLOUGH ND IInAYENIS.
tn IN. Edttor Of The TrtGune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your edition of last Sunday the writer
of the Broadway Note Book said that he mad heard
that 4 Geek teacher in NewYok has writ n a some
what remarkable play called The Wife OF Mietns'
which he lad tried in van have Mr.. John Mccullough
produce Tue truth is that the play was wiittcn
especially for Mr.. Mccullough by Nj Henry {. Miller
and uysclf Upon examination Mr. Mccullough
py accepted the piece and intends 10 bring IT OUT
hex s.ason there has been any change OF plan the
AUTHORS nave been Informed OF IT, very respect
fully, l. J. 1A'AiLhS'
NItr YurL. Nav 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
Mr. GERRY DOES NOT INTERFERE.

The Alabama IPickaniunics.' concerning
whom Mr. Gerry. of the Society for the prevention OF
Cruelty to Children, recently addressed letter 10 te
propr;eors of Calenders Mn>trcs appeared at the los
mopoltan Theatre usual last evening ana no a'ehp'
was nv the officers of the society to interfere with
the performances Gustaye frUhnan, one oil the plOlc
tors of The company. stated to lkB NJ reporter III
the children would appear tacn evening uHicss MI
Gerry brought the matter before the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
AMCSEMENTS AT YALE.

NEw-HAvEN, May 16.-The Yale baseball
club defeated the Keystonos to-day by of 10 to o.
The lacrosse game which To have been played TO-
day with Columbia forfeited at the last moment by
Columbian and. unless subscription be raised to
pay advertising expenses. the Princeton game will have
TO BIO gwen up.
In tho rowing race between s4 49, and &c. the fresh
men were ahead when the steamer Cyrus II. Northan,
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Pe.l OMce Nollce

Foreign for the ending Nay 10 will Gloss at tls
follows
thu RSDAY-At 10 for Europe per 81 city of Chester.
Queenstown etters for Germany and France must Do
directed per Clly Chester, AZ ii EurOOe.
Der - estpAAlla, Ply mouth Cher bOug and IL an.
burg al 50 D. III. for Bermuda per OrnOco; At 80
IA Cuba Mexico. per cay OF Washington,
VIA Havana; At Tor Newfoundland per So Ahan-
FRIDAY-Atsa m for Newfoundland AMI Pierre aQue
ion Halifax al D. Ia Tor Porto RICO direct per
Autlilas
SATURDAY IL a. M FOR Germany &C., per IS. Donau.
VIA southampton aud Bremen (lotterS Great Britain
other European countries must be directed per
DOuau l. IN Tor Scotland direct. per 9Th OJa.
VIA glasgow II III. Tor Europe per ~. Celtic. ":
Queenstown letters for Scotland mast be directed per
. 1870 pm for Bermuda, per Gamma; at 30
cuba aud Porto Rico. per IS. saratoga, VIA la
Al y. ioT BE sium direct, por s. Nederland VIA
Antwerp At - ID. for the lndward Islands per -
tIcj-
Mails for China Japan S. CITY OF Toxic via saa
Francisco close here lay "a, al p IN. Mails for AuS
tTAli New Zealand Sandwich and FIJI Islands per 50
CITY NewlOIA, Francisco close here May "a
at HENRY u. PEARSON, PostmaSel.
Post ONCE, New.YOrk. NJ A., May IL. 1885
Tho schedule OF closing OF transpAcae nAss
the poQ Of tAor uninterrupted overland transit "
ban francisco Mails from tho EAST arriving oS TINE al 81
srAcsoo the day VI sailing VI steamers arc dspAtcasa
thence the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
4 WEDDING IN THE MOHAWK VALLEY.

FONDA, n. Y, May 16-Miss NJ. Louise llecs.
daughter Jacob ees, and granddaughter Of Daniel
spraker president OF the National Mohawk River Bank,
married this evening at tine esdence of tho brides
parents IN this village to Addison Beeehor COlvin Editor
OF The Glens Falls Daily Times The ceremony per
formed by the Rev. DR. De Baum, in the presence or
large uDer OF guests from d1ercnt paris OF tue state
Miss COyn sister OF tue groom. was the only bridesmaid
j. Iedo Hees brother Of the bride. the best man.
ana the ushers b. +. Spraker, Randolph Sprakcr
.Lnr.. nj L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past tgehty,r0ur hours.

WASHINGTON, May Ill a. m.-The barom-
cter Is highest the Lower Lake region and and low In
Dakota where storm center is developing Occasional
rain has fallen west of the Mississippi River. NOrhery
winds prevail IN the Atlantic coast and West Gull states
and southcrly in Tennessee and the Upper Lake region
The temperature has fallen in the South Atlantic Gulf
States and Lower Lake region and risen In the North
west and the OHIO Vale.
The warm the Rocky Mountain slope will
move slowly eastward
Indications for to-ddu
For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic States. fair
weather. uorthcry Winds stationary or higher tempcra
turc and pressure
For New In gland. fair weather, winds mostly north
ery stationary or lower temperature higher pressure.
FOR the Lower Lake region, warmer fair weather va
rablc winds shifting to sOuheTly. stationary or lower
pressure.
For he Upper M-siss ppi and Missouri Valley, warmer
CLOUDY rainy weather sOuthery winds, lower pressure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett IL. WyckoT celebrated
their silver wedding yesterday by entertaining number
oil friends at Graycsend. l.. 1.
Mrs J. T. Kirkland gave lawn and luncheon party at
Orange. \. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

tribune OFFICE. Nav III a. m.-The movement in
the barometer again upward Clear weather prevailed
Yesterday. Inc temperature ranged between 90 and
Go, the t5-l being b. higher than the
corresponding DAY last yea and ll2' higher than
Tua-d4y
ear or fair weather, with slight changes IN Temporal
tut may be- xrried to-day On this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
A GARFIELD MONUMENT.

CINCINNATI. May 16.--The Garfield Mon
ument Committee OF tho Society OF the Army OF the
Cumberland neid meeting here to-day. Mr.. ]. @. A.
Ward OF New York selected the artist The COM
mittse authorizes Mr. Ward 10 proceed VITA the Onu
Inent the cost Of which Is not 10 exceed $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

ROOM MI. Depew was Inyrouuceq py the president OF
the club David f. Houghtsling. Among others present
were John Y Culyer. W. W. Goodrich, John A. Nichols,
John ". Hunter and d. w. Talmsdge. Before tho leo.
ture Mr.. Depev dned with John A. Nichols Afterward
reception was given him at the club house Lafayette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
THE DUKE or NLUC4SrLE IN NEw. YORK.

The young Duke of Newcastle, who recently
sncceeded to the uIle arrived In this city yesterday
from Niagara. lie Is travelling with one friend and
servant ana his visit is simply for pleasure Tie Duke
who 10 dapper little man, staying atthe Fifth Avenue
Hotel anu lives aud goes aboutin aquiet and unosen-
taiOus manner His stay here will be brief and he will
60 society to very slight extent while IN Ia. oily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
MR.. DEPEW LECTURES IN BROOKLYN

AT tho invitation of the Oxford Club, of
Brooklyn. Chauncey ~ Depew delivered his lecture on
foreign travel. entitled summer Driftwood" last even
ins IN the hall OF the Long Island Historical Society
The members OF the club and their friends crowded the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

coming into tho harb0r. INTO the course, nearly
swampng one Grew The order Of coming In was 20
frat 65 second and $50 last but the referee decidsd
that IL was race - -.
Since the performance Of Faust" on Monday night
great deaf OF interest I'm IL has been shown. st1
larger audience witnessed the performance TINS evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

Az Bon MARcHE', the largest dry goods house
in the world OF the sights Of Paris The goods arg
lowest possible price, Its great and world widS
reputation due TO the uniform courtesy and hign
principle upon which It's business is conducted -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

~ hssram shovIth' narosA variation. ~ this -ea'h,
efiafaes Ia
b. The broken srdoted Inc
D.. H.
usti Pbsf macy. AS BrosdrU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

; 600 Rolls Fine Fancy Mating. our own I'M ,crtatiOa
from per roll 81 40 yards. OF % cents per.yarl
SHEPPARD KNAPP & co. 6thAye. and l3ti-st.
VIII Edt daily OF weekly, during temporary absence %
Idit0rs Address EXPEkIENCED, caro- Proof sheet"
\ o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

Colgate e. Co 8 Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap-Ths
novelty and exceptional strength It's perfume the pecu
lar destinations 0f this luxurious article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

SEND YOUR CLEANING AND DYEING TO
I0ID'N AID HAVE IT ELEGANTLY DONE
Ar MODERATE PRICES. OFFICES; III
SIN AVE. NEAR l6ru 81. G65 Oru-ANE..
NEAR 3JrH ST, ANo ON l5fu-,r., OPPO.
TIE uFFANh'~. WHERE ALL ORDERS bG
MAIL AND IAPIESS SHOULD "a. sEA A.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
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MARRIED.

Bird Mama keeps Cananes constant song and cures
diseases. is cents, at drug gists'.
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Piles. Piles Piles

Cued without the use ~ the knife powder or sayc Pa
t,eot an nr. no pain Och~Gses until cured Consultation
nee "'''0 IVA d. a A. CORKINS. 2l3 West .4th-st
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AL notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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NOTICE.
-(O)

W
Notice is hereby given that the
Tax, Roll for the year 1888, has
been deposited in my Office, and
that the taxes assessed in said year
are set forth in the tax rolls On
Gle in my Office, and in the mort
gagged office of SAID parish {; that
they are now due. and will become
delinquent on the 31st day of De
cember 1883, and will draw three
per cent per month interest from
that date according to provisions
of Section 10, of Act No. 96 OF
1882, until sold in accordance
with article 2l0 of the Censtitu
ton.
Sheriff. Office, AbbevilIe, Sep
tember 29th 1883.
WV. w. kUEELlNG,
Sheriff & Tax Collector
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L'EveaiEE EQlsatln de Phl'adel-
phie, nous agpgand la disparition
dun Bourbon americain auqnel la
mort do comte de Chamhord await
dome un certain regain de popu-
larite. C'est lie nomme John L..
Williams, fills de defunt le Rev.
EIeazar Williams qui, il y a quel.
ques anuees, Sc pretendait ct Sc
prouvait. par documents officiels,
le fills de Louis XVI. John est
mort dernieremen. a Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, des suites dun acci.
dent de voiture.
Encore IN embarras de moins
sur le chemin de Philippe VII
apres lequel chacun salt que toute
la France soppire.
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LIE village de Branchville, en-
Pennsylvania est plonge dams la
stupeur Ia plus profonde. lie Rev.
W. H. Myers, ministre metho'
diste, predicateur renomme, tenn
perancier fervent, homme dune
tres grande respectabilite, marie
ct pere de six enfants, s'est enfui
avec Nine Ralph Price, femme
dun tapissier. II parait que lie
clergyman a profile dune absence
de NJ. Price, qui etait allie a Chi
cage, pour courtiser sa femme ct il
s'y est pris 81 bien quill a enleve
la place d'assaut. Nine. Price, 9ui
est a la feur de l'age, laisse der
riere ellie uue lettre dams Iaquelle
ellie declare carr6ment a son mari
qn'clle hi preiere lie clergyman.
Les deux fugitifs sont allies dams
rOuest.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

LIE Times de Chicago dit qTe
les Allemands son consideres a
tort CONNIE les plus grands con-
sommateurs de biere ct autres IL
queurs de malt. D'apres le Com
mercial Review, la production de
biere dams rempire d'Allemagne
est de 81 quartcs par tete, maIs
une grande portion est exportee.
Dams lempire d'Autriche, la pro-
duction est de 81 quartes par tete;
ellie est de ll5 quartes dams la
Grande. Bretagne. 40 quartes aux
Etats-Unis, ll2 en- Danemark, II
en- Belgique, ct "a en- France, 81
en- Hollande, 50 en- Suede ct Nor
vege, SO en- Suisse, 4 settlement en-
Russie, ou Pon ne bolt gcere que
des liqueurs distill6es. Les bois.
sons fermentees sont presque in
connues en- Espagne, Portugal
Grece, Turqnie ct autres pays pro
ductears de vim. Les pays scan
dinaves font une grande consom
nation de lieueurs, tant distllees
que fermentees. Aux Etats-Unis
il ny a presque pas de brasserie;
au sud dc la riviere de lOhic
mais l'usage de la biere Sc repand
de plus en- plus dams les Etats dl
Nord.
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FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE

Four Lots Of ground in block
situated in eastern limit of town
of Ahhevi|le, fronting on East
street. improvements consisting
Of good dwelling house, fencing,
fruit trees &c. For terms and
conditions apply to
l.. G.. LYONS,
Town Of Abheyilie. La
Said residence is now occupied by
Mr.. Henry Blanc.
July 14th 1888.
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-B,1Y.i de Police.
Lundi. l6 iuillet, 1888.

Lundi, l6 juliet, 1888.
LIE juri de police s'est r6u'i &C
jour conforinement a Tajournc'
ment.
Presents Howard Hoffpauir,
president, ct les membrcs don't les
mons suivent, savoir NM. Brous.
sard, Nunez, Thibeaaz, Trahan ct
Vanslyke.
Les minutes dc Ia derniere Sc.
ance sont lues ct adoptees.
Art. Io Resolu, que la resolu-
ton No. 4, adoptee par ce corps
le 2 Juliet 1888, CONNIE amende-
ment ! rordonnauce relative anN
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

UN EpoUx EMBARRAssE.-Le
guerrier indien Sitting Bull Sc
trouve place dams la position de
Pane qui stest laisse mourir entire
deux picotins d'avoine sans Sc de-
cider sur celui quill devait alta.
quer lie premier. La seule ditfe
renee, c'es. quill a a opter entire
deux femmes. II devait Sc falre
catholique ct pour ce une grande
ceremonie devait avoir lieu la Sc
maine derniAre au Fort Yates. -
Mais le chef conyerti possede
deux epouses ct c'est Ia un grand
obstacle a sa reception dams Il
sein de PEglise. On lui a fat
comprendre quill fallait quill er
abandonnat une ct Sitting Bull
qui tient autant a Pune qua Tau
tre, ma pu faire son choix. Ii
c6remonie done etc remise indie
Eminent ct lie cGur du guerriel
reste divise entire scs deux femmes
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

LIE PRIx DU TEMPs.-Le temps
est precieaS, mais On men connaIt
pas lie prix ; on le connaitra quand
il ny aura plus lieu den profter.
Nos amis nous !e demaLdent com
me 81 ce n'etait rlen, ct nous lie
donnons de meme. Souyent ii
nous est a charge nous n. savons
qu'en faire, nous en- sommes en-
barrasses. Un jour viendra qu'un
quart d'heure nous paraitra plus
estimable ct plus desirable que
toutes les fortunes de lunivers.-
Dieu, liberal ct magnifqne dams
tout lie restc, nous apprend, par la
sage economic de 50 pro, Idence,
combien nous devrions etre Cir
conspects sur le bon usage du
temps, puisau'i| nous donne jamals
deux instants ensemble, ct quill .ne
nous accorde lie second qu'en nous
retirant le premier, ct qu'en rete-
nant lie troisielne dams sa main.
avec une entiere ineertitude 81
nous l'aurons. LIE temps nous est
douuG pour menager feternite !; ct
| Peternite ne sera pas trop Tongue
pour regetter Ia perte du temps, s!
| nous en- avons abuse.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

droit OH la victlme etalt eniou'e,
ct ron exhume IN baby qui await
en- effet lie cou tordu ct la marque
de coups sur la tete.
Les rapports de mortalite en-
Angleterre pour l'annee 1882,
rapports qui viennent d'etre COM
pletes, montrent quill est mort Fan
dernier 81 personnes agees de
100 ans ct plus, don't rs hommes
ct 66 femmes. Neuf de ces HON.
mes etaient ages de l09 ans, cinq
de 101, trois de l02, un de 103,
deux de l04, trois de los, un de
10S, ct un de l12 ans ce dernier
est mort a Weckham, dams le
com:a de Norfolk.
QUAINT anx femmes "a ont at
TENT l'age de 100, quiuze de l0l.
huit 1O2. cinq I03, six Io4, deux
los trois I06, ct trois lot AIS.
II y d Boston, de nomhreuses
toitures en- cuivre eiles ont etc
posees, il y qnarante ans, ct elies
mont pas encore eprouve ia moln
Dire alteration. lie cnivre est Ell
core empioye dams cette vile com
me corniches, goutieres, pour cou
vrir les bales des eeuetres, ct pour
hien d'autres usages, dams lesqueis
il remplace avantagensement le
fer galvanise, qui lui est bien infe
rieur en- beaute ct en- duree, e.
nest guere meilleur marche.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

De Ia poussiere, de la pouissiere,
bon Dieu, tel est lie mot repete DC
bouche en- bouche. Quand est-ce
done lie grand St-Medard onvrira
sns eclnses ct nous cnvcrra &C
don't les animauX, yoire meme
nous avons aussi pressant besoin.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

Encore la belle Senegal, Ia
charmcusc Negro, Fayoleuse de
whisky, de tafia ct de n'importe
quelle liqueur alchoolique est Ell
prison euver le trop plein de di
uanche dernier. \ des iyrognes
tells que Pintas, Senegal ct antrcs
de leur acobit, les autorit6s de-
yraient ne point montrer tant de
molesse.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

ST la sfchercsse est nuislble au
suclier, la saison que nous avons
est favorable a la cueiilette du
eoton. Embarrassment, on
n'aura gnerc de peine a tout sau-
YER. car la recolte sera redul'e
ellie aussi au tiers de raverage.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

La comete qui Went de paral'
,rc 4 rhorizon est celIe de 1912.
D'apres les calcals des savants,
son retour aurait d1 avoir lieu il y
a plnsieurs annecs deja.
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POUR GouvERNEUR
2 r. NICHOLAS.
DE L'AssoMPTI IN.

,.e general Crook est davis
o0,i, ' aurait plus de benffice !
aourrir les Indiens qua leur faire
!. cuerre ct il suggere cette idee
au gouvernemen'.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

II y a une QuinZaine d'annecs,
ua negre fut accuse par une fem
me de sa race, dams la paroisse
De Soto, de lui ayoir fait outrage
ct pour ce crime lie malhcureux
fut condamne aux trayauX forces
a perpetnite. Dernierement sur
son lit de mort, la negresse a con.
Jesse que le negre etait innocent
ct qn'elle await faussernent temol-
gne contre lui. Tous les nembres
dn juri qui await prononce Ia cul-
pabilite vivens enco"e dams la pa.
roisse De Soto ct ont signe une
petition au gouvernear McEnery,
pour denander Ie pardon du con-
damne. lie juge Logan, qul pre-
side Ia. cour OH il a etc juge ct con-
damnc. a aussi signe la petition ;
mais lie juge Weems qai await pro,
nonce Ia sentence est mort depuis
longtemps. La mort de ce .inge.
compliquee de labsence dun lieu'
tenant-gouverneur de l'Etat, rend
le bureau des pardons incapable
d'agir ct lie gouverneur ne peut,
en- consequence, accorder Ia grace
dc l'innocent, qui devra rester pri
sonnier jusqu'apres les prochaine;
elections.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

lie prix du voyage, entire Chi,
cago ct Louisville c, lie points in.
termediaires, a subj nne grande re
duction. On va maintenant dune
des denx vil|es a l'autre pour On
dollar, ct la baisse nest pas en-
core arrete.
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Allons. allons hurrah pour lie
prosres ct complimentons notre
ami A. D., Laborde pour Pamelio.
ration de sa g,ocerie. i.e quar-
tier des affaires n'aura p|as cette
dispropor,ion mais bicn itlegance
dune rue commemorate.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-10-13

On s'attend en- Chine de voir
les Pavillons Noifs prendre lof-
fensive contre les Francais dams
une ouinzaine de jours.