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Morris tribune., 1883-11-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

VIZ W. GRISWOLD,
Attorney at LdW.
MORRIS, MINNESOTA.
Real Estate Collection Loan and Insurance
Agent. Office Opposite Central House.
Morris tribune., 1883-11-24
VOL. VIII, NO. rs.
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
urDlCIAL OFFICERS:

uox. ]. IL. Brown. District Judge.
mo ". ARcrANpER, District Attorney.
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n Q 4 l G Il

State Of Louisiana, 25th Judi.
Parish Of Vermilion, { cial Dis
irict Court.
Extract from the minutes
1t is ordered that special jury
Of eleven be drawn to serve for
the End week of the next term Of
court to Le held at Abbeyillo. in
the parish of Vermilion and be.
gan on the 2nd Monday of Novem.
Der next 1t is further ordered
that the jury commissioners Of
said parish be notified by the
Clerk Of Court in accordance
herewith : And the Sheriff of this
parish is required to serve the
Fenire, so drawn and make due
return thereof and have the Jurors
so drawn in attendance Oh the
second Monday Of the term, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, that is on the 10Th
of November 1898.
Granted in open court, at Alb
bevillc, La, this 18th day Of Sep.
tember A. D., 1883.
Signed JOHN CLEGG, Judge.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Vermilion,
Pursuant to an order of court.
of which the above is a true COPY /:
Notice is hereby given that a
special jury term Of the District
Court for said parish will be held
at Abbeyille. The jury, being IL
jury Of eleven, is required to be in
attendance on the 18th Of Novem.
Der 1888, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Given under my hand. and seal,
this 9th September 1883.
LAsT1E BRoUssARD, Clerk. J.
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Police Jury

Monday. ''ctober lst 1888.
The Police Jury met this day
i'll regular session at the Court
House in AbbeyiiIe.
Present Howard Hofpauir,
Esq President and all the mem
hers OF said body.
I'he minutes of last meeting
rcad and adopted.
By MIR. Vans'ykc
Whereas, Art. 46 of the Con
s,i;uiion OF the State of Louisiana
provides.
That the General Assembly
shall not pass any local or special
law on the following specified OBJ
.jects:
Sec. 8. .Remittipg fines, pen
alties and f3rfeilures or refunding
moneys legally paid into the treas.
ury.
sec. IA. Extending the time
for The assessment or collection of
taxes, from the due performance
Of his official duties, Or his securi-
ties from liabilities nor shall any
such he passed by any political
corporation of this State"
And whereas, the resolution
adopted by this hody on the 10th
Jaly 1883 relieving the sureties
of 6 B Shaw, Sheriff and Tax.
Collector from paying the five
per cent per month as is provided
by law, and decreed by judgement
rendered in the snit of the Parish
of Vermilion VS. G B Shaw, Sher.
if and Tax x-ColIcctor, ct ala, being
No. : Of the docket of the Dis.
trict Court Of this parish, is re.
pngnant, and contrary to, and iu
direct conflict with the provision
OF the above article Of the Cousti
tuition, Therefore
Art lst resolved that resolu
tionNo 5 adopted July l6'h 1888
be aud the same is hereby abro,
gated and expnnged from the
minutes Of this body.
Mr. Trahan presented the fol
lowing report OF a jury Of free
holders, the came being read, was
on his motion, adopted and the
road therein traced was declared
to be public road for travelling
purpose.
State Of Louisiana, We the
Parish of VermiIion, u d er.
siga jury Of freeholders. do sol
emnly swear that We will lay out
he roads aow directed to be laid
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GuileN Hmp1vrcd Gins

FEEDEES d CONDENSERS.
The undersigned having been appoin-
ted agent for the sale of these celebra-
ted GHs, would respectfully invite
those wishing to buy, to call and see the
MAGNOLIA GIN, at his warehouse in the
town of Abbeville. All correspondence
relative to these machines will have
immediate a tention.
Respectfully yours,
May 5-'S3 OPHELIAs BoURoUE.
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P A T E n T s,

Obtained. and all other husiness
In the U. S. Patent Office attanded
to for lNODERA 7'E, FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. S.
Patent Office. and we can obtain
Patents in less time than those re-
mote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR ORA WING.
We advise as 10 patsntability free of
charge; and we make NO CHARGE
UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT
We refer, here, to the Postmaster,
the supt. of Money Order Div, and
to officials Of the U, S. Patent Of
fee. fcr circular, advice. terms,
and reference to actual clients in
your own State Or county, address
c. a. SNOW & CO,
Opp. Pat. Office, Washington, u. G.
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NOTICE ! NOTICE s! NOTICE

Having purchased the store and
stock Of goods at Perry's Bridge
lately owned by my husband, 4.
a. Flory, | take this opportunity
to apprise the public that the said
store Ii now in my possession and
will be carried on by me, and in
my name. The patronage Of the
public extended to ny husband Is
respectfully solicited and my ut.
most endeavors to please the pub.
lie. with the assistance of polite
and attentive olerkD shall not be
wanting
ferry's Bridge, Sept l7th 1888.
LOUISE tUILLEMoNr.
Sept q '83 I'm.
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GTse week made at home by the in
~ = dustriogs. Best business now
before the pnblic. Capital not needed.
We will start you. Men, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere to work
for us. Now is the time. You can
work i'll spare time, CT give your whole
time to the business No ether busi-
ness will pay yon nearly as well No
one can fail 10 make enormous pay, by
engaging AT once. Costly GU fit and
terms free. Money made fast. easily
aud honorably. Address, TRUE & Co,
Augusta. Maine
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TRE.dSCRER'S REPORT.
Report Of W. 3. White, 1reasu,

TRE.1SCRER'S REPORT.
Report Of W. B. White, Treasur,
cr. for quarter ending
Oct. End 1888.
General fund.
1883
July 2, to bal as per report 1911
5, by aunt paid per
W. S22 $50
Oct 2, bal on hand 1921
Street and Bridge fund
July 2, to bal as per report 1901
to receipt or disbursement
on said fund since last report
Sinking fund.
Oct 2 amt on hand this date l28.87
Respectfully submitted,
W. B. WHITE.
Treasurer.
Abbeyille, Oct lst 1888, we find
the above report to be true and
correct.
r. G. SMEDEs.
Jos. j. ABADIE,
There being no other business
to transact, on motion the council
adjourned sine die.
4. c. SMEDEs, W. B. WHITE,
Mayor. Secty
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ary lumber and build a bridge rs
feet long in deep Gully and repor,
their doings to this body. Messrs
Laurent Rageur and Francois
Rene Broussard were appointed
as additional members of a jury OF
freeholders to trace and lay off a
public road from Coulee Kinney
bridge to Cow Island, Art lst
adopted March 5th 1883.
The following claims were al
lowed payable ont of their respec-
tive funds
District Attorney fund of 1883 :
| w w Edwards S 50 90
Road and bridge fund 1883
Smedes e. White As 90
John Nugier 81 54
Solomon Wise Uss2-'s) 24e OF
Same fund of 1882
John Nugier 1876 90
Magistrates, &c, 1888
y N Lyons, assessor ST. 16
l. c Lyous. .jp II 25
S Wise assignee
Of G Labauve 4 90
Of \ L Leblanc 90 IS
Police Jury fund 1888
L c Lyons 20 90
y Z Young, treasurer 81 so
Il B Lyons IL so
Ambrose iaconr 81 so
Printers and Stationery
E l Addison 10 90
Grand & petit jury &c 1888
J . White 4 90
Alcee Leblanc 4 90
Lastie Broussard 10 90
Criminal fluid Of 1888
s Wise assignee Of G B
Shaw 3f2 SO
The police jury then adjourned
to the lst Monday of December
next, 1853 but the jury was i'm.
mediately recalled by the presi-
dent, to receive and file receipt
given by lhe sheriff and tax collec-
tor for the deliquent taxes due
from 1876 to Dec 31st 1882,
which he is to collect and render
due account to this body. Then
the jury adjourned as aforesaid.
AMB. LACoUR, clerk.
Il. HoFFPAUIR, president.
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Cen. g. I. BEAUREGARD
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.


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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-11-03
Town Council
AbbevilIe, Oct. lst 1888.

| The Council met this DAY in
regular session s; there were pres
ept, r. c. Sncdes, Mayor, and
Messrs. Solomon Wise, Lastie
Broussard, J. J. Abadie and o.
Bourque, aldermen.
On motion of Mr.. Broussard
the reading of the minutes of the
last meeting was dispensed with.
The quarterly reports Of the
Treasurer and of the Collector
were read and adopted and order
ed to be spread upon the minutes.
COLLECTORS REPORT.
To the Hon. Mayor and Members
OF the Town Council, I, the un-
dersigned respect fully submit
this as MY report for the
quarter ending Oct.
Fifth 1883.
amt Of taxes on rolls Of 1889 at
last report nneoli S 81 60
amt Of taxes on roll of '33 1853 06
amt Of taxes col on rolls
of 1883 l7a 90
amt remaining uncoll 500 06
amt OF licenses uneoll at
last report 100 90
amt coll on licenses llo 90
amt remaining uncoll 80 90
amt of fines coll since
last report s27 90 corpor-
alton half l3 so
~-RECAPITULATION-
amt OF taxes on rolls 1882 81 60
1883 1863 06
amt of licenses OF 1883 100 90
amt Of fines coll Is so
Licenses rec sin last report 30 90
5 1899 16
amt of uncoil taxes Oh rolls
1882 81 80
aunt OF uDCOlI taxes on
rolls of 1883 500 0b
amt Of uncoll licenses
Of 1883 80 20
amt coll and on hand
on taxes of 1853 l78 90
amt col and on hand
on licenses Of 1883 40 90
amt col aud on hand, fines l3 so
Eby licences coll OH hand 80 90
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1859 l6
1859 to
Respectfully submitted,
GEo. +. Lyons,
Con Collector.

Abbeville, La, Oct. lst 1888
We fnd the within report correct
and that the collector has on
hand on licenses one hundred and
forty dollars, on taxes Of the pres
ent year cne hundred and seventy
eigh: dollars aud an tises thirteen
50Il00 dollars.
R. G. SuEDEs,
Jos ] ABADIE.
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JESSE JAMES is DEAD.

Agents For Or. the he, , Illustrated
wanted of Frank and Jesse
James and the Younger Brothers, tho
noted Western Outlaws.-By Hon. j.
A. Dacus, Ph. D A true and thrilling
account of their bold operations for 90
years: in as many States and Terrific
rles, with graphic statement of tbs final
tragedy in st. Joseph. protusely tllus-
tratea, including engravings Of The Out
law jesse James, before and after death,
his young wife and little children. the
detectives, f,rGs, Tho house ofri,o last
struggle, and so others, engraved from
actual photographs.
Agents Wanted Send for full
rticulars
and he convinced that this is the most
salable and profitable book published
or, to save time, send so cts, at once
for Canvassing Book and state your
choice of townships, Address
n. d, THOMPSON & Co, Pubs,
st. Louis, Mo
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ssss ~ Riverside, Cal Tia dry cliusts curra
-sese Lungs. full iisa, ge g., 1outS, cost frse
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LAsTIE BRoUssARD.
Clerk Of Court.
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n . T | C L

Persons owing Stat te and Parish
Licenses arc hereby notified that
| am now IN possession Of the same.
and that they mual DC paid within
thirty days from date Of this publ.
cation.
WM. ". KUEHLINa.
Sheriff & Tax Collector.
Sept 29ih 1888.
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0mcial Directory.

District Judge. r,,,x O, r,,e
~ +. a. CHARdors.
,.,s,k Of District Court
I.asrIs BRoUssA"p.
hsi'' Wm. SnePEERD.
ca..,;tf g. Tax Collector,
'''@'' ". ~. kuEHLING.
oo'p ". D. WHITE.
Police Jury.
r | HorrpAuIr, President:
: ~ pn,.,s,rfv n JOS. TRAHAN
= V,ysIYkE. J. I. BRoussARD'
y. NUNFz L. ! h'0hAoA'
Clerk Of Police Jury
4. LACoUR.
Parish Treasurer,
ISAAC WISE.
Town Council.
r, G. sMEDEs, Mayor.
TT AgapIE, Q. BoURoUE.
$. WISE, LAs9iE Dhooe'A"D
Gpo e. LYONS. Constable.
l 1".t;cc; Of the Peace, Sd. Ward !:
". B. WuITE, Y. AAbAoSh'
Surveyors
y. W. EDWARDS, e. M"NrAGNp.
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JURY LIST.

List Of special jury drawn to
serve during the second week of
the next November term of the
District Court, in and for VermiI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
Minnesota.

Republican success in Minnesota has
heretofore been due in no small measure
10 the Scandinavian votes. The Scandl-
nayian immigrants TO that section are for
the most part very ignorant, are thoroughly
imbued with monarcbical ideas, and are
under the impression that the President Is
q king. and il would be sin TO vote against
his party. When the President was in ST.
Paul few weeks ago, Scandinavians, who
pressed to see him, were heard stating to
their friends. 1--WE have seen the king"
in reverential and subdued tones; and says
an exchange: "They are persistently told
that IL the Democrats get into power in
Minnesota or at Washington they will estab-
lish slavery in IFS worst form-a slavery II ON
which white foreigners cannot escape"
This year. however, the Democrats have
nominated a scandinavian for Governor,
and even if he is not elected, there Is no
doubt but that break will be made by his
countrymen from the Republican ranks
that will have a fine effect upon the Demo
crats, who have been rendered somewhat
apathetic by frequent defeat. The 1t. raul
Globe declares that "the Democrats OF
Minnesota can carry this State this fall il
they will come to the polls-the break in
the Republican ranks is assured"; while
the CotrierJowndl sums up the situation
as follows
The Minnesota Democrats should certain
" make a grand effort TO revolutionize the
State. They are somewhat apathetic be-
cause they have been beaten so often. In
1881 the Democratic vote for Governor
was about 1000 less than that cast for
President in 1880. The Democratic presi-
dental vote in Minnesota in 1880 was $3.50
against As, 100 east for Tilden in 1876. The
Republican plurality for Garfield was
about g., 900. A big break in the Scandi-
nayian vote this year will give the Mime
sofa Democrats good fighting fever for
1884.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
t;entenant RAYS Observations.

We have already chronicled the safe re-
turn of the Point Barrow Arctic eXpedi-
ton, under Lieutenant RAY. Although
this expedition was not stationed very far
within the Arctic circle. it is understood
that its observations promise to be OF more
practical value to American weather re-
search than those made a: any other circum-
polar station. The objects for which the
station was established were, we learn,
fully accomplished, nothing having inter-
fered with the making OF complete nc
neurological and other records. The Herald
says:
"Point Barrow is perhaps the best point
for lookout that could have been selected
upon the great Arctic ice-drifts and Arctic
weather phenomena which indirectly but
powerfully affect the climate OF the United
States The immense waves OF cold air
which enter Manitoba and thence descend
over the Mississippi Valley may OCCASION
ally be formed in northern British Ameri-
ca. but it is almost certain that mary
OF them come from the Polar ocean.
As continuous records OF such phe-
nomena have been kept by Lieutenant
RAY, American meteorologists may now
hope to discover the laws OF the move
ments OF such waves which 80 frequently
dominate the weather over the whole coun
try for long periods, and ignorance Of
which has hitherto been a chief difficulty
In predicting American weather changes
We concur with our contemporary in ex
pressing the hope that the scientific result
OF Lieutenant RAYS Arctic observation
will be speedily and fully published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
Ohio Ours.

A brief dispatch which appears in our
telegraphic column this morning summa-
rizes most glorious Democratic victory
Returns from eighty counties in Ohio, with
the other eight estimated, elect lioADLY by
$4,000 majority, and give the Democrats the
Legislature by twenty TO twenty-five on
Joint ballot. Returns from the eight couh-
ties estimated may change these figures
somewhat, but il is hardly possible
that they Will affect the general re-
suit. As stated in our issue OF
Tuesday the worst had been discounted as
far as the Democrats OF Virginia were con-
cerned, but II none the less follows that
this unexpected turn OF affairs will he
greeted with the greatest enthusiasm by
the party throughout the State. At this
writing Q:3O A. NJ its far-reachlng
effects upon the fall elections in
other states and upon national politics
cannot be forecast in detail. IL Is sufii-
cient to say that when we con-
slider all the Ohio Democrats had
to contend against, their triumph
even with bare majority would have
been decisive. and it begins indeed to
look as il the Republican organization was
dropping TO pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
Yiflrulund (Nispatth.
r,,,psnAy .OCTOBER II, 1888.

When became a candidate for the Dem
ocr,tic nomination as delegate from the
c,ty Of Richmond to the next General AS
sembly Of Virginia, l THEREBY UNDER
TOOK TO RECOGNIZE AND CAkiti
OFT IN NY REPRESENTATIVE Ca
PACITY THE PRINCIPLES AND
VIEWS OF POLITICAL CONDUCT
PROMULGATED IN THE PLATFORM
OF THE PARTY LATE
LY ADOPTED AT LYNCHBURG.
IL will be my pleasure II sent to the Legisia-
turc TO MAKE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AS EFFICIENT AND USEFUL AS POS-
SIBLE, and 10 keep them out OF the bands
OF any political party that will Use them az
a political machine for party purposes.I
Thomas j. Exams, Democratic cdnd'ad'e
for the House Of Delegates in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
Tho Dnties of Citizenship.

The Charlotte (N. c. Journal. Observer,
in forcible article on the "Duties OF Citi-
zenship," says:
"Voting should not be looked upon as
meIe privilege TO be exercised or not at
pleasure or convenience, but as duty inn
posed upon the citizen which he should
feel conscienciously bound toperform. IL
this were the recognized rule, and 1t were
adhered 10. reform would not be so Gifli-
cult Of accomplishment"
Let every Democrat in Virginia take this
10 heart. What is true in North Carolina
Is true in Virginia. While II is evident
that the party was never more thoroughly
aroused than at present, and the skies are
bright and Frightening all around, II should
be remembered that every Democratic vote
polled In November will make reform that
much more permanent. Taking victory as a
foregOne conclusion, no Democrat is there
by relieved in the slightest OF the grave re-
sponsibility that rests upon him. There
Is more involved in the present canvass
than securing the Legislature. The moral
effect Is a matter Of supreme importance as
influencing the cause Of reform in the III
ture, and every vote that swells the MAJOR
ity against corruption and misrule will
count to that end.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
Cremation.

The advocates OF cremation claim that IL
the corpses OH Egyptian battle-fields had
been cremated the cholera would not have
appeared in that country. Although there
Is little reason to suppose that this method
OF disposing of the dead will make any
appreclable headwav for a long time to
come, some OF the facts and arguments the
cremationists present In support of their
position are interesting. NJ. CRETUER, the
Belgian chemist, we are informed, when
charged with the publication OF Sedan after
the Eight, found II Unnecessary 20 resort to Gre
nation 10 dispose Of the half-buried bodies.
Among his $50 workmen not one case OF
sickness occurred, although the men were
exposed to the rays OF scorchlng sun.
Bodies OF the slain were cremated on the
plains OF Worth and Grayelotte after the
TWO sieges OF Paris, and no contagious dis
orders occurred. The same course was
pursued In Russia after the return OF the
grand army with like preventive results.
This showing, taken in connection with
experiments made with earth taken from
the graves Of persons who had died of vel.
low-fever, and which are said 10 confirm
the "germ theory" are held by some sci.
entists 10 be conclusive evidence In favor OF
cremation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11

MONSIEUR TONsON CONE AGAIN. Mr..
ROYAL is still hammering away at his
coupon cases. He asks the Supreme Court
Of the United States to advance them upon
its docket. and hear them soon, so that the
people OF Virginia may be saved from the
state Of doubt and uncertainty in which
they now find themselves, not. knowing
whether coupons are receivable for taxes
or not.
Let the courts keep all the debt cases.
The Democrats OF Virginia have washed
their hands of them. But what field for
speculation these many decisions afford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-11
and Withdrawals.
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC

STATE EAECUIlNE tONMlIIbb, Z
ALEXANDRIA, VA. October =, 1883.
The following announcements are made
by authority Of the Executive Committee /:
j. r. Tucker-Gloucester wednesday,
October Eth; Richmond, Friday, October
10Th. night: Halifax, Monday, october 22d,
and Alexandria, Wednesday, October 2ith,
night.
John w. Daniel-Carroll. Monday, Octo-
Der 18th BotetOur', Tuesday, October 23d,
and Franklin, Friday, October 26th.
Holmes Conrad-AleXandril, Tuesday,
October 10th. night.
William Aylett-Pittsylyania, Monday,
October 18th; Charles City, Thursday, De-
tober 18th; King George, Thursday, No
vember 1st.
Baker 2. Lee-New Kent, Thursday,
October 18th; Isle OF Wight, Friday, Oc-
tober 18th; Danville. Tuesday, October
10th. night; Fox Hill, Elizabeth City, Sat
urday. October both. night.
Thomas Whitehead-Orange, Monday,
October 22d; GordonsyiIle, Monday, Oc-
tober odd, night: Charlottesville. Monday,
November jth; and withdrawn from Mont
gomery.
Henry L. Peyton- Danyillc. Tuesday,
October 10th night; Charles City. Thurs
day. October 18th; Bedford, Monday, Oc-
to6er odd: Petersburg. subject TO City
Committee; Fredericksburg, subject to
City Committee.
Judge Staples-Smyth, Monday, October
18th, and withdrawn from Carroll where
other speakers will be.
JONI :. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. Stepperd, Secretary.