The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-09-29

| CSHsoio' L ie committees 1Of The enter
tainment are as follows:
A1rangements-Jos Heating, G. A. Con
, dram, Charles Maurin.
Reception ContmiHee-D. G. Gondran,
DOS. Gondran, Jr.. Jno. f. Terrio DR.. f.
Gaudin, w. G. Hanson, S. Tobias, Sa1n'l.
, Ayraud, E. 4. Bertaut.
Entertainment CoHemitfee-G. A. Gondran.
W. d. Park, G. II. Bailey, Fred. Landry,
M. Eisenberg.
: F5oo, Managers-Jos. M. Heating, G. A.
Gondran, Fred. Landry, G. A. Maurin,
Jno. S. Reynaud
NIoHoLLs CLUD MEETING.-At the meet
; ing of the fourth ward Nichols club held
at the Court House last Saturday EVENING.
the committee on constitution and bylaws
reported an instrument which was unani-
mously adopted and numerously signed.
The report was presented By Mr.. E. n.
Pugh, who favored its adoption in a speech
OF much force and ability. He went over
the whole ground Of the gubernatorial CON
lest and criticised the administration rings
That shrines his hearts Is and unstinted terms
nd one, Of children happy play =,
sa, ,ss sls,.5--..-'4iaah's grassy plain Hal
J., f'h" i!hgstefs in SEIZE, whi
g oapS. prosper Landry was caliea f.. \ Cd 81
+ oiloi''s1on CT Air. Pugh's speech and 1aa1 ,s
s farin. l tl experimenting them bv of
s 'ne Following preamble and $500
IONS which were adoDted. -1~' '0Sola-
NY w HGEE;EAs. The Donaldso,z;no ~
IoWinc, irans <cayune have pnbIiahaf a.. and the
ALLEGED ~ to-Wlt: IF it he tn me iol-
Of St. Sgg Bsas Of the Deoeirata;os
hr ' n has been pledged To-, and As
fore VI 'noSe local politicians, etc Actntnely
the f in t. ysfG;solyea That said ple}oo 10 H.,
Dem and ialeredencee rs 49, hbei on
Be it who repel it with indie n. Ascension
care to send deie sp5sse That ma they shall take
mo rs,g people and not the n n respect the viii
LIE 81 local politicians pieoseS OF one or
the noninaten , of RE Toat they VIII sn,or+
St,ta ~ men, and il eecta.l c, liter no man
PLEDGED 't - 'aie his seat untrammeIadGr Of this
''terle or faction" 0eI OF men, CLIQUE ,
afle club then adjourned s,,t,;oo.
tsa l u the president. Several 1nenhs W. 'le ne
Dno LEVY organized NicholIs Can,oa;an ~ I
nan+ 49,, n's'u were present with their instr, A
1'eA'S' and furnished acceptable nnsio '' u
FIRE IN PoRr BAnRow.-At ? o,c1oo,, IT,. e
"lsernoon the residence of NJ
l1niS ''ehuler, an old citizen of po,t D.
'"' caught fire and was bn,.noa =. 1''sf- n
'oohd' The house was si+,,to.1 ~ ''ie t1f
aeel' on the second square from Ra = LIZ Sc
n and near the centre Of +1a ~ -" po
81 I ne IRE Is imposed to have ori,ti,o4o, 'il
q s'o'e III the back room, of tbe ,7-.au WI
= WI Schiller was lying on h. ~, eAl
M 49, ~ 'n0 'ln me and when he awolse his
~, - was SO filled with fame and sToan la a
~ AZ ooa.o not find his way to thta aoan z'no
sung through the weather. rd;ne. -.
'lle oi The room he managed to o,a,, ORE
II s'SsSlstance from the outsida '''pe bre'
10 = t ''anos mad been severely burned, HI "
y :, lace ana the back Of his head Woo oail
j. la ana bruised, but not so badl,, noef
10 ilanos. 1he people of Port Re- stan'
''0 the scene and the Dona1dsor oene
- eAl1eh responded PROMPTLY to ~ relaft
Il rung upon Ascension Hoo1, 81 '',0 Vile
o ~ new bell. The Babcocl ~ The
10Y, VI the company just named piohs
W. ~ members of the Hooks and 49, cubs
+ Babcock Connanr 'ii0 club
5 tie ferry with all Tho d;,,,a4-, >S'+Nen Boston
ana one Of the machine, p0' DANCE
ae' 'loe IN assisting the work of Mr..
',!e spread of the flames and Lafoul
, ''e adjoining residence and storo 80 umu a,
"utke from the devonrin. he att.
was ho1 found Necessary to 1ireme1
~ isoisher. The Pho,nix prevale
a+;o "Aso taken across the bayou Monda,
~ az 'he waters edge, from riage to
q iine OF hose was extended 70 49, These ,
u Inc ire, and good stream - efforts
~. 'oo1l playing upon the burnin,, ferry-bo
~ all danger of further dam extingui
~ 7a'llis OF Mrs. Wutke's property to prove,
=, large building directly aoroes could be
- 'eionslng to Mr.. Henry Droaoo ger, and
quantity of hay was stored ,ra, sirous o,
'o1o achievement and was d,,o fer. OF
~ 'he bravery and herculean persons
'i'tiloef OF citizens of Port Rou but who v
- l''oors were ightened and tbai, Qnimby {
,iioileo by the arrival and as.is refused fr
no Danaldsonville iremen NJ almost II,
ioss' including furniture, is nroh stances hr
IL SS5oo. Mrs. Wutke's fDrni+,~a the in,nn4,
lon VI the contents of her s+,uo
yea TO the street, and of conrse llr. A. Z
stained more or less ,o,. ss rapher dol
Her house was ON fire ~ Mississippi
noie was cut in the roof to adnit IN critical
4 :, nose, while the fencing around and his deaf
ne SIDE adjoining the scbi5fer any momen
IS destroyed. A little shed tba+ i'll and that
Veh the Wutke and Scb5fos and destitu1
pushed over into the fire and ton list for
= :, the saving OF Mrs. Wutke,s Thursday by
IL easier task than vou,d o+ban 5. Stuart, an
eA the case. While the fire was ing conside
), reported that the two little attention to
me eoiored woman en,,,,o..a.7 couple. No
let As cook had persisted in among cur 10
a. at I IL was subsequently ascer- reverend gen
the ..iI ZINE me woman or the chi charitable wo
'' ''''eh 'iae TIRE broke last hours of t
able as possibl