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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

v. ". Knehling, nomme she
ri de nctre paroisse par lie gou.
'srneur McEnery, a complete son
bond quali6s ct est entire en-
place. Il ma pas fait de change
Inent dams les deputies de son pre-.
deccsseur. 81 nous ne nous from
pons pas NJ. Kuehling qui est
rune, intelligent, essentiellement
honne d'affaires, nous fera un ex.
cellent officer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

=
Les chemins de la paroisse Yer
million sont dams un etat irrepro.
chable ct font bonueur AL mem
brssqui composcnt lie jari de po'
lice de no,re paroisse. Nous
ayons co occasion den voir plu
siieurs il = q quelques jours ct ills
ne laissent rien a desirer. Notre
petite legislature paroissiale a
bien m6rite du pays. On ne de-
rralt plus leur jeter la pierre.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

yo,re paroisse pendant cette
..,,;ne a ete favorisee de pluies
.Aonasutes, qnoique nous ayons a
,,,tetter que dams qnelques en-
a,o;ts Ia secheresse regne encore.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

I,bouorable Jeremiah S. Black
!, aes ulus celebres legistes des
rt,tsUnis est mort a York, Pa,
!, % dc ce lnois. NJ. Black await
o,epu4 plusieurs positions de
.,pte responsabilite ct await tou'
;oo,s donne cette satisfaction,
dams accomplishment de ses de-
mir, oue nous assurent le merite
Ct h talent.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

lie gouverneur Porter, de Fin.
diana, Went, a propos des @lec'
tions, de faire une revelation la
quelle on ne s'attendait guere. II
Went de d&clarer que Get Etat est
acquis au republicans en- 1884, ct
voici lie motif quill nous en- dome,
il est assez curieux pour meriter
d'etre reproduit lie parti
Grecnbackiste, dit-il, Went de Sc
debander complement il men
reste plus trace; Or il comptait
pour le moins 10000 votes. C'est
done un gain de 10000 voix que
va faire le parti republican," LIE
gouverneur Porter n'oublie qu'une
chose, c'est que le parti green.
backiste de pIndiana ne s'est nul.
lement separ6 du parti republi'
cain, il y de celia quelques an.
nees, mais blen du parti demo.
crate, auquel il retourncra natu.
rellement. C'est meme sur cette
division qui s'etait operee dams lie
parti democratic, que le republi'
canisme comptait pour l'emporter
en- 1884. Au lieu dun gain, c'est
une perte que fait ce parti
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

Mans alIons avoir un termc re-
,,,;er de uotre cour de district ie
! ID nois proclaim. Il faut espe'
y ope queIqu'un sanra en- prom
4nf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

battement OH l'avait plongee sa
derniere indisposition ct la sant6
SO r6tablit graduellement.
Un des grands marchands de
fruits de la Nouvelle. Orleans d.
salt pautre jour quill envoyait an.
nuel)ement a New.Yolk 100000
coquilles de noix de coco, les.
quelles etaient employees a la fall
sification du poivre.
Des depeches transmises de
New-York au Vatican mandent
que lie clerge catholique aux Etats'
Unis suivra les instructions du
Saint-Siege relativement a Par
nell ct ces partisans.
Un traite entire la France ct la
Tunisie sera soumis a la chambre
des deputies. En- vertu de ce trai-
te, le protectorat de 10 France sur
la Tunisie sera de6uitivement re.
connu, ct lie Bey s'engagera a in.
augurer des r&sormes dams la re-
gence.
II y a imminence de rupture en-
tre l'Espagne ct 10 Mexique par
suite du refus de ce dernier pays
de reconnaitre les cr6ances espa-
gnols, tandis quill Went de sen.
gager a payer les creances fran
caises ct anglaises.
NJ. de Lesseps va recommencer
parait-il, les negotiations avec
lrAngleterre au sujet du canal de
SueZ.
L'opinion publique est fort mon.
tee a Paris a roccasion dun pre-
tendu complot monarchique.
| Lie comte Faucher de Careil
Ia etc nomm& ambassador. de
France a.Vienne.
Scion un journal de Boston, lie
papier impay6 par suite des der
nieres faillites s'elave q environ
$2,OOO.0Oo.
| Lon rapporte que pambassa'
deur Chinois a Paris q demand6
lie rappel des troupes FRANCHISES de
la frontiere Tonquin.
LIE process des dix juifs hongrois
accuses d'avoir assassine une jeune
file dams une synagogue Went de
Sc terminer par un acquittement
general.
Une depsche r6cente fait con
naitre le projet d'acquisition pal
les Etats-Unis dun partie dr
Mexique. Cette nonvelle attire
fort l'attention publique.
Lie total de la dette publiqu'
| des Etats-Unis, etait au premie
ao1t, de $l,894,726,962, en- y com
prenant $9,S54,578 pour lnterets
On Went de lancer sur la Ia
mise nm nouvcau bateau destine ;
etre mi par Pelectricite. II pourr'
recevoir cinquante passagers e
atteindre une vitesse de neuf
nHuds a Iheure.
On s'occupe activement de fe
/ tablissement dun nouveau cabl
8 entire pEurope ct pAmerique d
Nord, independamment des orgs
i nisations existantes. LIE but al
! rete de cette concurrence est DE-
baisser les tariffs.
e Un medeciR de Jersey CITY
+ pretend qu'un certain m6dicamen
prepare par les indiens de PAm'
9 rique du Sud, guerit de la rage
l. II en- informe le secr6taire d'E
Q tat, qui a donne ordre aux consul
americans de lui exp6dier dc
!; 6chantillons de ce remede.
II Lord Gladstone a donn6 de
instructions au ministre d'Angl'
). terre au Marco de faire le pll
:. chalereux appel aupres du Sulta
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

RAPPORT DU COMITE DES FINANCES.
a l'Hon. lie President ct les
nembres du juri de police de la
paroisse Vermillon
LIE comit6 des Finances vous
SONNET le rapport suivant:
Ayant examine lie livre souche
du collector des taxes de pa
roisse, il appert quill a collecte a
partir du Ter avril jusqu'au l9 de
JUN 1888, inclusivement CONNIE
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

geur de 40 pieds comme droits de
passage sur la route publique pro.
,jetee qui part de la Crosse lie con.
duisant a l'intersection du che.
min qua etabli la paroissc Iberie;
CONNIE il est momentan6ment ira
ce ct arpente par E. Montague,
fills arpenteur ledit chemln pro-
jete sera alors accept6 par ce corps
CONNIE chemin public pour voya.
ger, sous tous les rapports scion
les lois de PEtat qui sont relatives
aux chemins publics.
Art. 40 Resolu que le Consta-
BILE de ce corps soft ct il est par le
present autorise d'acheter pour
lie compte de la paroisse, une SER
rure ct clef atm de fermer la
grande porte qui donne dams la
cour de Ia maison de cour.
Sur motion de M. Thibeaux
Art. 50 Resolu que 81 les eau
tions de Granville B. Shaw sur
son bon officiel CONNIE collector
des taxes, payent le montant prin.
cipal de jugement rendu contre
eux en- faveur de la paroisse Yer
million. ainsi que les frais de cour
et les honoraires de ravocat de
la paroisse dams ladite affaire, le
dit avocat de paroisse soft ct il
est par le present autorise lorsque
le paiement sera fait, de donner
pleine quitttance en- favour desdits
cautions pour le montant dudit
jugement.
Sur l'adoption de la resolution
ci dessus, NJ. Vanslyke demande
l'appel nominal, qui resulte CONNIE
suit:
Oui MN. Nunez, Thibeaux,
Trahan ct Primeaux-4 ouis.
Non MN. Broussard ct Van
slYke-2 mons.
Consequemment Ia resolution
est adoptee.
Art. Sc Resolu que toutes les
personnes ayant des reclamations
contre Ia paroisse, soft en- vertu de
iugements soft autrement, datant
avant l'annee 1883, soient ct elles
sont par le present notifees de
presenter leur dites r6clamations
au Comite ies Finances dams le
d6lai de trente jours a dater de
la PRONUNCIATION de cette resolu.
tion, atm que ledit comite puiase
faire une approximation des dettes
de la paroisse dams le but de fairc
une distribution du surplus des
fonds non appropries dams le tre-
sor entire les creanciers de la pa
roisse ; pourvu que le fait, en- re-
ceyant lie compte rendu de chaqne
cr6ancier du montant qui lui est
dn par le Comite dcs Finances, ne
sera nullement interpret6 de ma.
| Mere CONNIE reconnaissant la JUS
tesse des reclamations de la part
des auorites paroissiales en- dis,
pute oI en- litige.
Art. 10 Resolu, que la take de
paroisse pour l'annee 1883, soft ct
ellie par lie present assesse ct pre-
levee a raison dc omze mills sur lie
dollar dc la valeur de toutes les
proprietes taxable, soft reelle on
personnelle, d'apres lie budget sui
want mills.
II Fonds affaires Grim. 2
2 Jury de Cour, etc. I
3 Imprimeur, etc. ]
4 Avocat de District, ]
S Sheriff pour tenir la Cour ]
6 Magistrats, etc. j
II Ponts ct Chemius ]
8 Juri de Police, etc. !
9 Pauvres ct 1ndigents
10 Ecoles Publiques ]
IL Tax speciale de la prison 81
\ TOtale IL
/ Pour complies alloues, voyez Ia
partie anglaise.
LIE juri alors s'ajourne a sa sc
ance reguliere, le Ter lundi doc
1tobre 1883.
HOWARD HoFFPAUIR,
!, President du Juri de Police
AMBROSE LACoUR.
Grefier du Juri de Police
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25

Total $4O0 80
LIE collector produit les quit.
tances suivantes montrant les mon.
tan's quill await payes au Tr6so.
rier de Paroisse
Quittance datee lie l9 mai 1883.
Roles de 1880, prin ct inter 81 81
g 1881 i" !" % 06
1882 209 rs
Total 5 234 43
Moins sa commission III II
222 u
Recu date Ter JUN 1883.
Roles 1888, prin ct inter 5 lO2 80
Moins ga commission 4 80
SO OF
Recu date 80 JUN 1883.
Roles 1880 prin ct inter 48
1882 81 AZ
--
62 80
Moins ga commission 314
Total $50 IS
REHABILITATION
Montantscollecte $400 80
tart prin ct inter
Moins sa com 20 OIL
S $50 20
Respectueusement soumls.
SOLOMON WISE,
A. VANsLYKE,
G. GoDCHAUx, Sec'y.
LIE rapport du Tresorier fait ce
Jour, accuse une balance en caisse
de 5 1889 O8.
LIE juri s'ajourne )usqu'au SINE
lundi du present mois.
Howard HoFFPAUIR, president.
ANBRolsE LAcouR, Grefher.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-25
CHOOSES ET AUTRES,

La refine Sc remet de Fetat d'a.
battement OH l'avait plongee sa
derniere indisposition ct la sant6
SO retablit graduellement.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-01-25
sHRINKAeE In CORN.

While it is probable that most farmers
recognize the fact that corn in crib
shrinks somewhat in weight, we think
their ideas as to how much or how rap
idly are altogether vague. To have
some reliable data in regard to the com
parative weight of corn in the faal, mid
winter or spring is a matter of no small
consequence TO farmers, feeders apd
dealers, and the only experiment that
we know of as being carefully made to
test the matter is that of Prof. Scovell,
of the Illinois Industrial University
He selected quantity of ear corn Of
six different varieties and carefully
weighed IT October 9th, and then stored
1T in a room entirely cut of from any
artificial heat. At the oypiration of 80
days the whole was weighed and showed
an average shrinkage Of 1-2per cent,
ranging from a fraction over s per
cent. in ono variety designated as
''Geneseo," to little more than % per
cent in another designated as "Mam-
moth" Fifty-one days from time of
gathering and twenty-one days after
the first weighing the scales revealed
shrinkage on the whole lot Of Is 2-3 per
cent, the "Geneseo," variety shrinking
little less than II per cent. and the
Mammoth" almost 81 per cent.
February 2sth, or 145 days from date
of gathering it was weighed and the
average loss Oh the whole had amounted
to p % per cent, the "Mammoth"
shrinking exactly one-third, or SO l-3
per cent, while another variety called
the Cameron" lost only fraction over
16 per cent, against IL Is per cent. by
the "Gencseo." The loss in weight
was greater during the first month than
in the three months following.
Prof. Scovell also shelled and weighed
the same corn to ascertain the percent
age of cobs, and found the average was
little less than IA per cent, ranging
from IL in one variety to l6 per cent.
in another, from which the conclusion
is readily arrived at that the weight of
20 pounds usually taken for bushel of
old corn is too much.
In reference to the loss of weight
indicated by the foregoing an interest
ing calculation may be made that may
guide the farmers in disposing of the
crop upon which they annually expend
so much labor. Suppose that corn is
selling early in the fall for 80 cents per
bushel of 80 pounds, and farmer
wishes to hold for two months and sell
75 pounds as bushel. lie must then
obtain 80 cents per bushel in order TO
realize the same amount of money. A
similar calculation could be made in
case the corn was kept until spring and
then sold at the rate of 20 pounds TO
the bushel, by taking into consider
alton the loss of weight as given for the
period from October 6 to February 2S.
Questions of this character will en-
gage the attention of the intelligent
farmer of the future, who, TO succeed,
will have to be thinker Us well as a
worker. We have never had any doubt
that 25 cents for corn at gathering time
was better than 80 cents obtained for
the same crop in the spring, after being
wintered in the average western crib
or corn-pen.-Kansas City Indicator.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-01-25
PROMOTING milk.

A copious flow of mix, sustained
through many month is quality
which has been produced by art in
domestication Wild cattle rarely pro-
vide more than enough milk to rear
their own offspring, and the flow of it
is of comparatively short duration.
Small in vokume, the milk is rich in
quality, but the tactical organs soon dry
of again. This, of course, is in har-
mony with the requirements of the
Young animals in wild state, and is a
correlation of the rowing life and hap
hazard feeding Of the dams. More
milk than the calf requires under such
conditions would be a waste of mater
ial energy which nature does not en-
courage. Ii would moreover be an en-
sumbrance to the mother. Wild cattle
are neither good mixers nor good fat
tcners, and in parts of England where
calves are allowed to run with their
domesticated ..dams generation. after
generation, the breed of such animals
is not famous for milk-giving. Like
that of the mare and eve, the milk is
smaller in quantity, rich in quality and
short of duration. The desultory and
irregular sucking of calf, or foal, or
lamb is not conducive to the develop
ment of a-.large flow of milk. Hand
milking Of a similar character has the
same effect. :, Young people are allowed
to learn on cows that are going dry for
calving, not those which are still in full
flow. New beginners soon dry up
cows mill, and bad mixers do the same.
Heavy milking properties, then, are
artificial in tho sense that they have
been developed under domestication
and by careful breeding for given
end; yet, like many other qualities
which are mere germs in nature, they
become hereditary by long usage
London Lire-Stock Journal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-01-25
MAORI PIGS.

Captain Cook, in Introducing pigs in
to New Zealand, did not confer an I'M
mixed benefit On the country. The
Maori allowed some pigs to escape into
the bush. Here they have bred and
multiplied to such n degree that i'm
mense droyes of them are now to be
found in al parts of the islands. In the
fern root and other roots of the bush
they find an endless supply of food,
which. if il does not tend to make their
meat of good quality, at any rate seems
to favor an increase in their numbers.
This wild breed has reverted to the
original type, lank and lean, with large
heads ard high shoulders, and narrow
spiny backs, sloping dow inward to their
short hind legs. Their lesh is tough,
with q strong smell and nauseous flaw
or, that of old pigs, both male and
female, being absolutely UNBEATABLE. The
harm they do to crops is enormous, and
ssary to fence strongly
- fn single night, if they
AN enclosure, tons of
lllll1e, pot1loes, or other crops may be
destroyed; hence tho settlers regard
them as vermin to be exterminated.
Pigs are not the only hurtfnl importa-
ton. In some parts Of the North Island
there are clearings submerged under
furze and swectbriar, and there are
forests of thistles which march oEVard
and devour all before them.-Adrdnce.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-01-25

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

A CIRCULAR has been Issued fixing
the rates for the knight Templars
who will go TO San Francisco in
August. and for the soldiers who will
attend the Grand Army Encampment
at Denver. in July next. The circu-
lar contains the following:
1t has been decided by the line
from the Missouri river TO the Pa
cific coast that the rate from their
eastern terminal points, by all routes,
to San Francisco and return, for
knights Templar holding certifi-
Gates Of membership under the seal Of
the order, and their female relatives
enly, shall he $40 dollars going and re-
turning by the same route, and 500
going one route and returning by an
other For the members of the grand
commandry only, the rate going and
returning by the same route will be
50 but for their female relatives ac-
campaigning them the rate will he SIS;
going and returning by different routes
IS additional will he charged this
body, ~ all other Sir Knights.
For the Grand Eucampment. G. A.
R., the rate Of SIS for the round trip
from Missouri river points to Denver
and return, going and returning by
the came or different lines, will be
made for members ofthe Grand Army
Of the Republic, upon certificates Of
membership only. Full particulars
a. to dates Of sale, condition, limit and
form Of ticket will be given by joint
circular Of the Colorado lines or their
commissioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

THE American, n rule. is not dis
pose,l to look graciously on a Presi-
dent, unless he wears number ten cow
hide boots and jeans pants. When he
goes on a visit to the white House he
expects to lie addressed by the high
est functicnary in the land i'm some
such familiar way n, How are you,
Bill; when did We catch on:" The
chief executive is expected also to he
seen throwing his jean-clad legs over
the top Of neighboring chair or
across his writing stand, and going
through a target practice with the
neighbor;ng spittoon, in a manner
fully picturing that model American
~ erected by the late Charles Dickens
rs long ago as 1871. Therefore, a
President with courtly manners, who
does everything in a refined and ele-
CANT way; who chooses to furnish his
apartments i'm o sumptuous manner,
spreads out Incompatible dinners.
makes the Marquis of Lorne and other
foreign guests feel rs comfortable and
well pleased as IL they had been en-
tertaiued at Windsor or the Palace
Elysee. and not by boor such q
President some of the critics have no
use for, and are putting in their time
belaboring him-charging him with
making ''our Republican court" .
truly royal one.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

EVEN IL those who are in favor Of
railroad legislation fail to accomplish
what IL wanted. they should not be
discouraged They have, at least.
taken an advanced step when they
have managed to bring the matter
before the legislature for serious dis
cushion. The people have become
aroused and are in earnest about this
kind Of legislation, and will not rest
until II Is accomplished. The expert
ence of this winter with men and
measures, will be Of service to them
when they come to agitate this ques-
ton two years from now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-15

THE Topeka. Commonwealth finds,
in answer to the circular sent out BY
that paper to the various counties Of
Kansas, that there are S09 saloons in
the State. Leavenworth has l2
Allen county %. Atchison. 10. Bour-
bon II, Doniphan %. Douglas Is,
Ford IS. Harvey IA. Marshall 16,
Usage =, Pottawotomie Is, Sedgwick
80. Shawnee 90, Sumner II. Wyan.
dotte 20. The balance Of the counties
have less than 10 each. We find that
the counties Of wyandotte. Sumner.
Shswnee. Sedgwick, Usage. Leaven.
worth. Deniphan. Atchisou and Al
len have 400 saloons, and the remain
ing lS7 are divided betweea the g
eounties reported.