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TGr GLOBE this IN 'rning Issues the gen
oral Laws passed by the legislature at its
laos rs,siop. As only twelve days have
elapsed INCLUDING two Sundays since the
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TIE WEEE-L,Y GLOBE.

Au eight page paper published every Thurs
day, sent most paid at $l.l5 per year. Three
paonlas o. trial for % cents.
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THERE is the best of promise for large
cotton crop the coming season.
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THERE are eighty thousand unmarried
women in the state of Massachusetts. Why
don't the men propose?
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MISS LOUISA NJ. ALOoTT has the astonish-
ing frankness to state that she is fifty
years old.
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Don,t mic Houso

Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, oh!plnunks,
gophers, &c.
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The Irish assassins have commenced to
murder women. On Saturday afternoon
Lady Florence Dixie was attacked by two
disguised men, and stabbed several times,
and had it not been for her faithful dog
would undoubtedly have been killed. Such
dastards richly deserve to be drawn and
quartered. Aside from the protection
which her sex should guarantee her, Lady
Florence has great claim upon the graft
tude of the Irish people. When the first
note of distress reached her ears from the
west of Ireland she raised fund by her
own exertions, and went to the scene and
personally saw to its distribution. Since
then she has enlisted others in the cause
and has no doubt saved hundreds from
starvation. The fact that she charged a
misappropriation of land league fund;
has been her only offense, if such it can be-
called. 1t is to be hoped that the miscre-
ants who attacked her will be detected and
brought to speedy Justice.
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~. PAUL, MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1888.
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THE DAILY GLOBE.

SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEK,
Daily and Sunday GLOBE; ONE DOLLAR per
moth.
- SIX ISSUES PER WEEKLY MAIL,
One orth..... so cts Six months Us 300
Thraa months IS .50 Twelve months. lO.O0
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TEXAS GANG OF STOCK AND HORSE TIKI

ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-A dispatch from
San Antonio, Texas, says two young men,
sons of prominent stock men of that state,
have been arrested there and have divulged
the existence of large gang of horse and
cattle thieves. The band is said to be
composed of some of the most notorious
and desperate men in the state. Measures
are being takeu for their arrest and stock
men are taking g great interest in the
matter, but from the dangerous character
of the gang, their capture Is expected to
involve good deal of bloodshed.
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A SUMMARY ARREST.

CHARLESTON, March 18.-In Clarendon
county, IN this state on Saturday, Charles
Wilson. deputy United States marshal,
assisted by two constables, arrested nine
white men and one cOlored man. all re-
spectacle merchants and farmers. and
took them from their homes without allow
ing them to change their clothing or make
any other preparations for the Journey,
and carried them to Graham, locked them
up all night and than took them to Flor
ence, where they are to be held until Tues
day. to be examined by United States
Commissioner Wilson. He said the arrest
was for election offense, but would give
the prisoners more definite information of
the charge against them.
Bail was p omptly offered for the
prisoners, but Wilson refused it, giving as
a reason that to do so would deprive him
of his mileage. Great Indignation is
caused by the proceedings. The prisoners
are all Democrats.
INCENDIAB1sM AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 1S.-A second
incendiary fire occurred at Bloomington,
Ind, at IL O'Clock last night, destroying q
barn belonging TO Prof. Wiley. His
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4 VIRGINIA SUICIDE.

RICHMOND, Va, March 18.-Benj. Bates
aged forty nine, suicided this morning b!
shooting himself through the heart. HI
was granddaughter of Edward Gates, at
torney general under President Lincoln
and was the head of former large bool
hou se of this city, Bates & Waddy Bros.
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RoCKFsRD, ILL.,, March 1.-THE missing
A. o. Bergstein, who disappeared from this
city the first of this week, went from here
to Rock Island. Word was received by his
friends here to-day, that his dead body
was found suspended from tree in that
city on Friday, he having committed sui
eide by hanging.
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DENVER, Col, March 18.-Charles G
Ballard, at one time teller of the leading
bank of Syracuse, committed suicide here
last night.
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MORE INSTRUMENTATION.
A STORE ROBBERY.

ST. LOUIS, No, March 1.-THE store of
Moore & Riggs, in Forsyth, Taucy county,
Mo-, was burglarized last Thursday night
and $4,000 in money and a lot of county
warrants were stolen. Most of the money
taken belonged to the county. Two
strangers are suspected of being the rob-
bers and posse of citizens are in hot pur-
suit of them.
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THE CRIMINAL CARNIVAL.
THE USUAL SUNDAY MURDERS IN
NEW YORK.
Woman at WATERFOWL, Mass, Murdered
in Her Own HOuse-Eatal ARRAYS and
Suicides-RObbery of JeweIry.
TRAIN wRECKING MURDER.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

BOONE, Ia, Mar. 18.-A stock train on the
Chicago & Northwestern ran off the track
at Woodbine this morning, ditching eleven
cars and instantly killing George L. Smith,
the engineer, and 0. W. Mertz, brakeman,
and seriously hurting the fireman and 9TH
er employees. The accident was caused by
a misplaced switch which was designedly
turned by malicious parties. The switch
light was correct and the engineer had no
intimation of anything wrong, the switch
being moved without turning the light.
The railroad company has been troubled
at this point before, but this is the first
time serious results have occurred.
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Fl H-r
An ordinance levying taxes for the year 1853
ssnounting In the sxkrexate to ten mile "a
the dollar and providing Tor their collee-
tiOn.
Section |. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Trustees Of the Town Of Thibsdaux in Csun-
Gil assembled
That for tho calendar year Ammo DOmini,
Eighteen hundred AID eighty three there y
hereby levied taxes amounting in tho agGee-
gate to ten mills On the dollar 0f the asa1ssed
valuation OF all property situated within tho
limits of the Town Of ThibOdaux except such
as is expressly exempted FROM taxation by
the Constitution Of this State.
Section 2. Be it further ordained &C., That
the said taxes are levied for the following pur
ruses and in the following proportion tO-wit I:
FIRST: Seven and onc half Milla on the dol
lar are levied to carry on and MAINTAIN the
government Of the Corporation aud pay it,
current expenses.
Second Two aud one half mills on tho dol.
lar arc levied for the establishments, mxinte
nance and support Of free public schools in the
town.
Section 3. Be it further ordained &C., That
the said taxes shall lie assessed and collected
in the mode aud manner and ut the time spo-
Gifted id existing ordinances Of the Town.
Adopted Friday, October 5t:,. 1883.
(Signed) j. L.. AUCOIN.
Al. PERRIN.
Clerk, Fro tenn.
A.. PERRIN.
Clerk Pro ten.
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ELEvATEUR.-Par un avis ins6.
rc dams nos colonies, on vera quo
MN. Ducos Freres ont acQuis les
droits de patente de l'Elevateur
invente par Mr.. Edmond P. L.
blanc. D'apres lie transient de ces
droits, MN. Ducos ont exclusive
ment lie droit den permettre rusa-
&c on de lie vendre dams lie district
commencant 4 IL ligne den haut
d'Orestile Delaune, rive droite, ct
a Ia igne den has d'Adelard Bou-
dreau, rive ganche, ct allant jusqu'-
au Collie.
En- consequence de CO Transient,
lie public en- general est notii6 que
personne ne pourra sc servir de CO
syteme d'el6vateurs, sans en- avoir
prealablement demand6 pautorisa-
ton aux freres Ducos..
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rorVELLES LOCALES.

n~vRr.-Tous nos souscr1ptenrs
uaieront le montant de leurs
-s;ptions en- plein ct une aimee
1890. receyront gratuitement,
liant une aimee, PAmcrica~
..y ct IN traite surles maladies
$ ehevaux ct mnlets.
uAner;can Farmer est I'm jour-
i pablie dams rIndiana, exclu-
;;v.nent devous aux interets des
.rcalsurs, 4 relevage des ami
s,u1, aux jardiniers ct a toute sor-
!. industries qui Sc rattachent a
bealture.
4 trsit6 sur les maladies des
asy,ux est un livre indispensable
Ans ceux qui ont des animaux.
gbsses les maladies y sont lucide'
.std6crites ct les remedies pour
= opubsttre y sont donnes.
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATEE
SEASONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIfE
w du ~Rs.sTAUHANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNs
PREVENT ses amis de IA Vile ct de la cam
payne, ainsi que le public en- gfnsrale, quill
a transIere son restaurant du No. lsSS de
Ia rue de Charities an \ o III de la Le 40
rue, pres dc St-Lous. II profile de ceste oc.
casion U remercier lie public ct s~o!i.ci.e
en- meme temps Ia continuation de son bien
~veiliant patronage. II informe en- ort,e ses
amis quill y des salons particulars an pro-
mier, ct des chambres meublees d l0uer . IL
seniainc on au mois. Les persoDues &c u
vile ct della campagne = srouse.oo. tous IL
comfort desirable. l~ere5ari:r Les \ O. ve +
iusQu'a mlnuit.
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MEcTION.-Samedi dernicr, une
lecton orlonne par lie Jury de Po-
e, dams lie troisieme district de
manage, a etc tenue dams les diffe-
me- polls de cette localite. Cette
acsaon await pour but de porter Ii
lae de drainage, fixee par lie Jury
: Police AZ mills, 4 81 mills. II
Raltrait d'apres les retours qae
aaoltants mont pas compris les
as resultats que pouvait avoir ce
acroit de take pour rassainisse-
-at de leur terre, car la grande
naer'te d'ent,'eux Sc sont abstenus
e rendre aux bottles de scrutin,
saf celia 10 take reste telle que
Sary de Police ravait precedent
neat fxee.
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NOCFELLES DE PAkIOUT.

Lord Chesterfield, lie lion de Ia
mode de son temps. dit que lie vrai
gentilhOmme dOit tOujours etre sua-
ritter IN modo, .fortiter in re, &c qui
veut dire. gentil dams e manieres,
mais resOlu dams ses actions. Celia
est .justement lie caractere des pilu-
les catharthiques d'Ayer. Iln'y !
rien qui opere aussi bien ct Qui que
rit 81 radicalement.
Les directeurs de fExp0sition
Universelle du Centenaire de cotton
de 1884 ont, dams Ia reunion de
mardi soir, adopte une resolution
choisissant lie Upper City Park,
pour lie siege de rExposition. Les
architectes mont qua sc METRE q
reuvre. Une prime sere accordee
u trois meilleurs plans.
LIE Conseil Municipal de la Nou
velle- Orleans, ma pas encore deca-
pite son tresorier. C'est un bon
signe pour que &c dernier conserve
son emploi.
LIE Comite Central Democratic de
rEtat, s'est reuni reinforcement a
la Nouvelle-O Orleans, dams un salon
de fh6tel ST. Charles. La premiere
seance a etc tres orageuse. Les
partiSans de Fitzpatrick, au nom.
bre de vingt-quatre, Sc sont re:ires,
pour revenir lie lendemain prendre
part aux deliberations. L'IioHora.
hle Eustis a etc nomme president
du comite. Eft apres une discussion
de deuS lieures, il a etc decide que
les deiagues s'assembleraient lie Ii
decembre 1888, d Baton Rouge
pour designer les candidats aux Iii
verses fonctiOns du gouyerncmen'
de rEtat.
II NY a que o62, oOo indiens dan
! tOuS les EtatS- Unis.
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nACURSION.-Une excursion au
aence de la compagnie dcs pom
rs 0pcloGsas Fire Co. No. /. de
as.s0lngton, Lne., a la Nouvelle-
uans, aura lien lie 3 noyembre
s'caain. LIE train quittera Wash
sson a s heures du matin ct Ia
ssseiie-o Orleans dams la matinee
-oaa meme mois i . heures. LIE
ua passage, aliec e. ,etour. de
station Terreboane, ~, deux
saes. Les personnes qui ven
pfonter de roccasion lie ,,eu-
- settlement, en- prenant lie train
part de Thibodaux > une heure
Alaprss-nidi.
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KOULAISON. - Les travaux de
ro"lalsOn Sc pOursuivent avec q
deur les cannes tOmbent sous les
couteaux, ct les charrettes &c char
gent avec rapidit6. Malgre Ia pluie,
les chemins sont en- bon etat ct les
vlv1ers ainsi que les citernes sont
implement pourvus d'eau pour tous
les besoins. QUAINT au rendement
IL est, WI Ia petitesse des cannes,
excellent lie sucre fabriqu6 . IN
beau grain ct une belle couleur.
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ArpArprs, - Les affaires CON-
-.,ei,Ies ne brillent pas par leur
uiyitS. Les magasins sont, cepen-
- hien assOrtis en- marchandises
sorte. 81 Ia temperature
rndrsit 4 90 refroidir assez pour
sbandOnner les vetements
~, il est probable que les affai-
Il iaient besucoup mieux.
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IlpCHE ST. PHILIPPE.-Tel est
non que doit porter lie marche
p; doit ttre ftabli au bout de Ia
n st. Philippe. D'apres &c qu'on
1anorte. &c n0uveau march6 sera
uarvu de toute espece de comesti-
~ L. viande qui y sera debitee
De premiere qualit6 ct les pri-
surs, en- fait de legumes, NY man.
|pnost jamais.
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TRnur DE RESPECT Samedl
|nsehain nous publierons les reso-
adopt6es mercredi dernier,
|nrl les membres du barreau ct les
|sEcers de Ia Cour, pour honorer
D nkmoire de feu Joseph Scudday
|gsede, ainsi que lie tribut de res
1T de IL societ6 des Young Mems
neseleat Association, don't il etait
i des membres.
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LITERATURE. Les amateurs
= bonnie literature trOuverOnt, q
= pharmacie de Mr.. Jos. T. ThibO-
nax, nm assortment cOmplet
|leuvres litteraires, d'albums au-
egraphes, de p%arfumeries ct plu-
eaEs autres articles de toilette ct
papeterie. II y EN- a pour tous
= quits ct pour toutes les bOurses.
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DELEGuEs.-La paroisse Lafour-
aea droit, d'apres rapportionne
mt etabli par lie Comite Centrale
penocrate de rEtat, d neuf dele
gats pour rerresenter la paroisse q
onventior qui doit Sc tenir q
1stm Rouge, le Is d6cem5re, d
ls6et de llo;nmer les candidats aux
osess emplois du gouvernement de
REtat.
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NOUVEAUX AhHANGEVENTS.
HOTEL DES ETRANGEEY.
Encoignure des rues Green ct Thiboe

Mr.. Thomas Alberti PREVENT ses auis /.
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de Don-
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront lhonuc.
rer de leur cOntiance
Repas atoute heure de Ia ~jOurnee ct sur
commando.
Table d'h0te i 10 heures Gu natin pour
dejeuner ct a 4 heures du soir pour diner. >
Chambres commOdes ct bien garnies.
PRIX MODEREES.
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ASCENSION.

ASCENSION.
y Jury de Police Do l. papisse
AseSnsion Went d'appFoprier deax
bo6sses do $500 chacane, en- favour
believes n<oessiteux quf devront
ttre envoyes & pUniversite de la
Louisiana pour acqnerir reduca
ton solidc que peut deporter cette
excellente institution.
IBERIE.
LIE Journal GIberie annonce que
les affaires sont Gaines a la Nouvel-
le Iberie, a tous les habitants
sont maintenapt occupies 4 Ia cueil-
lette du cotton ct & Ia roulaison.
On parle ! Ia Nouvelle Ib6rie de
II formation dune compagnie, don't
robjet serait d'@tablir un char ur-
balm.
ST. MAETlN.
Dams Ia paroisse st. Martin,
quelques p!anteurs ont commence
les roulaisons, ct le rendement est
lOin d'etre satisfaisant. La matiere
saccharine nest pas tres abondan-
te ; la caune est 81 pen juteuse que
ron s'attend 4 de bien fables re-
sultats. II sc fait beeucoup plus de
melAsse que de sucre.
AvoYELLEs.
La Revue de MarksuiM ann0nce
que 10 navigation dams Ia Riviere
Rouge a enforcement cesse, &c qui
met les habitants ct les marchands
dams rmpossibilite d'exp6dier Oh
de recevoir de h Nouvelle-O Orleans
&c don't lis ont besoin. Les objets e.
pediEes de In Nouvelle-O Orleans par
lie chemin de fer, restent quelquefois
plusieurs semaines avant de Sc rem
DIRE 1 h station sur laquelle on les
expedite. Les marchands sont pres
que tons depourvus d'epiceries.
ST. CHARLES.
Dams Ia par0isse st. Charles, Ia
pluie tant deslree a rempli les citer-
mes ct abattu Ii poussi3re. La rou-
laison est commencee ct Ia moyenne
du rendement est dun bOucaut 4
rarpent.
EST BAToN-ROUGE.
La recolte de sucre sera meilleu-
re dams cette paroisse qu'on s,y at
tendait. Les pluies recentes ont
rempli les citernes ct les etangs.
La cuelllette du cotton sera termi-
nee vers lie premier novembre.
CADDo.
La riviere 4 Shreveport 4 haus-
ser de neuf pouces, ellie y mainte-
nant un pied ct sept pouces au-des-
sus de Ia marque des eaux BASES.
Les reeettes de cotton pendant Ia
derniere semAine, Sc sont moniees
4 4,G9G nailes, contre 4,.43 Ia Sc
maine correspondence de Ian der
nier. Tout lie rroluit a ete Pave cn
bon prix.
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TAxEa-Le Collecteur est pret (
recevoir lei! taxes peelsvtes mr h
tableau d'aesessement ja 1883 Cts
taxes sont naintenant dues ct apres
lie 81 deeembre 1883, eIlss porteront
lnteret a raison do 8 poar cent par
mOis. -
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PAROIS6ES.
CALCAsIrU.


Une correspondence de Ia Gran
de Cheniere adress3e au Lake Char
les Commercial, dome les renseigne-
ment suivants
Notre lie q etc fort heureusement
rafralchie par Ia derni2re pluie, ct
tout prend raspect du printemps.
La vegetation q repris, les orangers
poussent vigoureusement. On ex-
pedie les oranges avec beaucoup
d'actiyit6. Quatre "schooners" vien-
nent de partir pour Galveston ;
chacun d'eux a emport6 10000 oran
ges. lie steamer Evangeline est par
ii egalement. Les fruits don't il est
charge, sont destines q Houston ct
autrcs villes de lint6rieur du Tex
as, OH lis seront exp6di6s par lie
chemin de fer.
La culture de porange est deve-
venue, pour notre lie, une source
impOrtante de revenu. Ceux qui
font lie trafic des fruits. nous visi-
tent frequemment. On cite un de
nos arbres, qui dome, cette an
nee, $500 oranges. NJ. Sweeney a,
sur un seul arpent, 125 arbres qui
lui rapportent, bon an, NAL an, 100,
600 oranges.
Vingt acres de terre destin6e {
une Orangerie Sc sOnt vendues
$1,000.
ST. LANDRY.
La cueillette du cotton, dit lie
Courier DIES OpetOusas, avance "a
pidement ct lie textile est d'excel-
lente qualite. Les c6tes sont main
tenant de % a 81 tents la livre.
Files monteront prObablement, at
tendu que, dams les Etats du Collie
ellie nest pas abOndante.
La canine, lie riz, les pOmmes de
terre ne donneront qu'une demi re
collie.
ST. JACQUES.
Les planteurs de cette %l,arOisse
sont en- pleine rOulaiSOn, quoique le
rendement ne soft guere satisfai
SAINT. On aobserve qu'On pouvai1
assez generalement compiler sur Ii
premiere glace en,re lie 10 Ell lie l.
novembre.
ST. JEAN GAPTISTE.
D.ns IL D,rOi,se st. Jear Bap
tis;e. les resultats Oo,enus jusqu'
III sont Sa.isfais.,h,s ct Zoe parlt
dc renIements qui depassent e:
e~spera1l~es, apres uue sdison 81 pc,
ptoo.e d j. c.u.le. Des p':n,err:
a%uraient obtenU jusqu'a un bOucau
ct demi a rarpent, mails Sc sont de
!, exceptions. LIE sucre est generate
ment de belle qualite.
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Tous les articles qni Sc trouvent
dams notre DOuveau Magasin setont
vendus d tres bas prix ct avant d'a-
cheter ailleurs n'oubliez pas d'aller
examiner le NOuveau Magasin de
L. Meyer, q cote de IL pharmacie de
Jos. 7. ThibObaux. Sept-22-S3.
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GRANDE OVERTURE
N0uVEAu MAeASlN
DE L. MEYER
Ie 20 SepteMsOrc 1883.
De retour des PARTICIPATES villes
du Nord ct de PEST: NEW YORK,
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, dams lesquelles j'ai ache.
t& 4 DIES
PRlX Tres BAS
IN tres beau ct complet assorti-
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
FEBRUARY Z.
The Hybrid Cotton Plant.
Gardeners Monthly.

Gardeners Monthly.
We were not among those who
ridiculed the idea that two distinct
genera, like the okra and the cotton,
would hybridlze. Unlikely as we
think such a circumstance to occur,
we like to hold ourselves open to the
chance of finding seeming impossiS
bilities possible. The okra and the
cotton are not distantly related, and
hence we were quite willing to say
TO those who protested they had
found such hybrid, " Well, prove
your case" The gentleman to whom
we wrote for such evidence declined
TO respond, and we concluded it was
a case wherein darkness was prefer>
able to light. This gentlemen, OF
course had no right TO respond un-
less he chose but as he had taken
the newspa, ers into his confidence,
it was but natural to expect he would
have been glad of the opportunity
TO tell all he knew.
We do not know now but this
Southern hybrid cotton is really the
myth we have hitherto supposed it
to Debut happening to take up re-
Gently, an account of the botanical
congress held in Amsterdam in the
spring of 1877, we find a statement
by NJ. del Cbevalerie, Inspector OF
Agriculture, at Cairo, Egypt, that
such cotton had made Its appear
ance among mass of okra growing
at Chibinel- Kom, In Lower Egypt.
1t has the habit OF the okra plant in
ever respect making a straight,
scarcely branching stalk, from eight
to ten feet high, but yielding cotton
instead of the usual kind of okra
seeds. The plant is said to produce
double the amount of cotton to the
acre of.the ordinary cotton, though
not equal in quality. The plants and
cotton were exhibited at Amsterdam,
and though none of the botanists
present seemed to offer any opinion
as to whether 1t was true hybrid,
beyond what the facts of it's sur
roundings when discovered might
suggest, there was no difference OF
opinion as to it's being totally diff.
+ fereut form of cotton to anything yet
known.