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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-27
Ing for the Spuyt,
Disaster.
Lead Mills Burned-Attempt to
Burn the Missouri Peniten-
tinry.

ST.. LOUIS Feb. 26.-The mills Of the
st. Joseph Lead Company, Bonaven-
ture, st. Francois county, Mo-, were to-
tally destroyed by fire. Loss, $500, 600
to $3.50, 900; insurance not known. Two
more attempts to burn the Missouri PEN
itentiary were made yesterday. They
were discovered in time to prevent any
injury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-27

VAUGMANs, Miss, Feb. 26-The en-
tire town, except the Birmingham Hotel,
vas burned last night. The heaviest
losers are Tucker 4 Sharp, partially in
sured, and John Moriaritv.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26. A report
was circulated throughout the city and
apparently well authenticated, that a
sister OF ex-senator William Sharon,
attempted suicide in bath
room OF the Palace Hotel by
cutting herself in the breast with
a pen knife. The smallness of the
weapon prevented a deep wound, but
the cuts were so numerous and the loss
of blood so great that the lady is in a
precarious condition. 1t is attributed to
insanity, A great effort is being made
to hush up the affair.
Mrs. j, NJ. Paul, better known as
Belle Cook, the champion horseback
rider. died at San Jose Yesterday,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-27
Names Of Regents tEei,mnn an,
Curtis Withdrawn.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 26.-In the Senate
a message was received from the Gov
ernor withdrawing the names of N.
Greene Curtis and |. w. Hellman, ap-
pointed by Perkins, Regents of the
State University. Consideration of the
appointment of Leland Stanford, the
only remaining Regent, was postponed
until Thursday. 1t is understood this
also will be withdrawn, Stanford having
resigned.
The Assembly resumed consideration
of the County Government bill.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
NLLE-O RLEANs, 81 Octobrc 1888.
Mr.. rEditeur, vous 6tes I'm heu-
reux mOrtel, ct vos paroissiens Sont
fheureux m~crtels, 81 toutefois il 7
a DIES mOrtels heureuX. Car Tidee
de mort gate touiours un pen l'idGe
de bonheur. Cest sans doute pour
celia que les hommes, qui n'aiment
point a MOURN meme quand ills
sont malheureuN, embrassent tous
de leurs bras debiles la grande
Croix de Pesperance ct de rimmor-
t2lite. @'
Sainte ct souveraine croyance,
Mr.. PEditcur! 4t.fl .t
Tous les penples Font.
Mails les peuples chretiens. assn
rement les meilleurs ct les plus CT
vilises, en- ont fait CONNIE In mora
lie de leur vie dams &c monde ct
CONNIE lie but de lenrs destinees
dams rautre vie. C'est leur dogmc
supreme ct re!igieux. lis Y subor-
donnent toutes leurs pensees, tous
leurs sentiments. tous leurs inte-
refs ct tous leurs actes.
lis ont raison.
ST Phomme Gtait un 1tre absolu-
ment ~p6rissable, sans lien cntre lie
pass6 ct ravenir, dun jour ct dun
moment, etant lie soufie OIL PANE
dune minute. CONNIE les phalenes
dune mutt de printemps, il ne Sc.
RAFT nj homme nj responsible. La
mort, en- Femportant tout enter, en-
1e supprimant CONNIE lie dernier des
vers de terre, en- en- faisant une
poussiere sans nom ct meprisable.
enleverait tout Odieux All NAL ct
tout prix 4 Ia vertu. N6tre vie Sc
raft une vegetation. Nous n'aurions
plus d'aIeux ct nous n'aurions plus
de fills. L'amour, Ell meme temps
que le devoir, disparaitrait de no.
tire foyer. de notre famille, de no
tire patric ct dc nos cicux. Que
vandrions-nous! Mails l'immortali-
to de Fame. simon du corps, assigne
d Phomme Sd veritable dcstinec II
la terre ct dams les temps. Ellie
JuStlfie nos aspirations, nos espG-.
RANGES ct nos entres. Files consti-
tue notre responsibilities. notre iii.
gnite etnOtre so%nverainetG. Aucune
societe humane ne serait possible
sans Ia croyance 4 l'immortalite de
PANE. ct 81 nous he la possedionS
pas, 81 les yiyants ne valaient pas
mieux que. les morris. ct 81 les morris
etaient les e~ternels disparus an'on
ne retrouyent MULE part ct q,li ne
Sc reveillent jamais de rabsolu ct
de peteinel silence du meant. irions-
nous demain, CONNIE peres, CONNIE
5IiS
;;ftreres, CONNIE sGurs, CONNIE epou-
e Ell deuil ct attristees, nous age
Hortiller ct prier sur la tolnbe on sur
Ia ferfe 1ui a recueilli la depouille
HH sllgt l &c ccux ct de celles que
nous ayens aimes ct que nous al
'Hdnsi encore, que nou ayons pleu-
'r6s'e ia1ae nous ;pleurons encore,
mails avec' lesqueis nous sercns GER
'thaiai neg ,sfanis dams lie monde on
Ion ne pc spare plus ct on les lar
sDea,sessuientsdans 10 joie supreme
de Ia consolation ct de relternit6 ?
LIE cutie aux morris est lie devoir des
.,aas:saea
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reste, ct nous pouvons croire que
pannee prochaine, sous tons les
rapports, sera une grande ct Clio
Reuse aimee pour Ia Louisiana ct
pour Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans. La poll
tique ne IL dffgurera point. Car
nous avons tous lieu d'espercr que
cette politique, conduite avec raj
SOD, avec sagesse ct par de tres
honnetes patriotes ~louisianais, ma
gitera aucune DIES passions qui trou-
blent Ia tranquillite dun pays ct Ia
conscience dies hOmmcs. Les heu-
res de violence ct de lutte, du res
tie, sOnt passecS, ct nous n'ayOnS,
en- pOlitique CONNIE en- toute autre
chose, qua remplir supplement,
hOnnetement ct sans hruit les de-
voirs que nous commissions tons ct
que nous avOns rilabitude de rem
plir tous.
Mails, Mr.. rEditcur, vous Gtes un
heureuX mortel.
Et dire qu'un bassin dc cutie nous
rendrait lc plus heureux des....
LOUISIANAIS.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

Conficnt un iantiaotc peur les Ennla-
dies occasionn6es par IL poison m'as'''nti4ue
mi. i,suu lei. nest mas comm avuir entire dans
aucnn autrc re,uAde. IL ne cOnti-nt, pas de
Qnininc, nj xucume Substance minera'c ou de-
lGtere quelconQne. 1t c".scquemnent no '.ro'
duit ancuu effrt ma faisant sur IL c..nstitn-
tinn, laissant lie systt"c tel quil etait avant
lattaque. -.
Nous ga van tfsons u~ lie ''AGUE
CUKE' d'Ayer gueri' tout cas- tic hsvre
ct dc trissoD !; fevres Intermediates remit
tentes ct bilieus.s. 1t la nala''ic dc i"'e "cca'
sionn6e par lr Miasme. Dams .c cas- III. apres
que Iuu aurait tait un usage suifl>aihmtnt
prolonsc du remede n'"btrnaif pas ie resHitat
youlu, les murchands sUnt autorise>, par nUtrc
circnlairc. en- date du Ter juliet 1852, den
rcmboursrr le colt.
llr. j. 4. Aver Il Co. Lowell, Mass.
A vendre par tuu~ les DrU.nistes.
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Notice
Tax COllectors's Office.
Parish Of lIatOurcho,

Thibsdaux. La, January Goth. 1889. }
To all persons engaged in business in this
parish
You are hereby notified to call at my office
aud pay your State and parish licenses for
the wear 1888, to avoid costs ut Court and 10
per cent penalty as attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODACX.
Sheriff and Tax COLLECTOR, parish Of LafOurche.
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Ayant tout IL material necessaire. nous sem
mes a meme d'executcr tour les ouvra.es ty-
pOgraphiqnes lui nous scrnnt comics Les
brefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaiI es. en.etcs dc
features, tickets d'hahitation. blancs. circn-
laires, etc. seront imprimts dams ie pius BRET
d6lai ct q DIES prix lnoleres.
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'URNiTCkE. Hardware, Paints. Oil.
- window glass. Wallpaper, lime sand
fiaster, Cement. Metallic. rose woodI ;,n,m;
sat = black walnut Collins, also cyprcs.
comns made to order, &c, &c.
~ connection with A.. H HOPrxASy. CAR.
niture. No. Hinos OF tur
l5jsn76 ~ Bet. JscI."n S .nS : y, -.
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Giants and Little caanl,I

Giants as:N A1sStc Waan{st
"Spec;als" for Ens:iage. g.
ES.Scr3 ana C-.ry.nca. ThesaNs
tors arc tho boct IN tho .narkst~ n.
we guarantee perfect sa.lsfacSr
or no sale. Cur 1909 Cuttsr- "a
particularly f.ao aid tie 49,
have ever produced. If our C,nA
sro not represented in youryjc
please w::.e Us fer prices.
for Illustrated circular to
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la Maiscn &. JAUBERT Il CIR, q
dc II. MANUEL, tie NINE vEUvkt]
BERT. est dissOute dun ca,nmua IN
aiais cette dissolution ma lien ga :
port !, Ia formc ct au c~arnc,erc dc h I
l." maison men con,hgu. pas Ms1as3
seni NOM commercial n. MANUEk \
ct M~adcluoiselic Jaulmr: n'Gtunt llu I
;~tssocitesr I'm ~colim.naite.
M"'sic;rr +. Jaulert a egalemest =
set lans nVtre maison.
K:en antrenlcnt nc sera change Aaxl
de liz maisoM Ellie coutinuers cnauua
passc a remllir ronctu-llemsnt tess
tfrcs dc SEES clients SOFT dircctcmenk, 4
Ientrcn:ise dc SEES commis.voyageuta
Les comptes dc Z. Jaubert e. Cad
quittcs par Ii. Manuel OF ses rcpen
kespectneusenicnt,
= II. MANEkL4
.yHs.f VEUvE G. Jazz
BLANCHE jAQ
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05

woman, who kueel for three hours during
mass.
The NorwegiRns are restoring the ca
thedral e T%rondhiem, the most northern
town Of its sizs in Europe. A recent vis-
itor writet: 1t will certainly be the finest
church In the country when completed,
and one worthy to rank with other great
Gothic edifyes; II l. distinctly the church
Of Norway, and merits prolonged study,
both by architect and antiquarian. Ia
this cathedral was the shrine OF st. Olaf.
the patron saint, and It Ia the place where
the coronation of tue Swedish sovereign
as king Of Norway must be performed"
OF the 1,4S3, SS7, t0o inhabitants on the
earth about $50, COO, 900 are idolstors, no.,
600, 0C0 Mohamme1ans and Jews, making
two-thirds of the population Of the earth
who either know nothing Of Jesus or are
opposed to him. Of those who are called
Christians only 10, COO, 000 are nominally
professionals, and only 20, o0C, 900 are mem
bers of protestant churches. There are
over 100 protestant missionary societies
and over 2600 ordained European and
American missionaries engaged in foreign
mission work, assisted by over 600 lay
missionaries and 1900 juvenile missiona
ries. with over 1900 native preachers
teachers and helpers, and about 575. 00(
native communicate.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Rifles.

ID cat brooding nine chickens is one Of
the curiosities of Salt Lake.
Joseph Thompson. of Simmons Ca, has
had nine wives and SO children.
A whale eighty feet long recently
grounded on the bar at st. Johns, Fla.
A York, Pa, lady hos an easter egg 1O4
years old. 1t was laid on the farm OF
Thomas Jefferson.
A Texas farmer made complaint against
one Of his neighbtrs for sewing up the
eyes of his cow.
One of the most expert billiard players
Of San Francisco is a boy IL years of age,
whose father keeps q SALON and billiard
hall.
A Mexican woman residing in st. John,
Apache county, Arizona, is said to be liz
years old. She is childish and will cry for
cake and candy like a child.
There is a movement to establish q town
at the mouth of the Judith River in Col.
orsdo, to be known as Granville. 1t Ia
proposed to cut a quarter section of land
up into town lots, and permit no man to
own or hold n unless he is over six feet
in his stockings, nor 10 woman below five
feet eight.
A furniture dealer in Bowling Green,
KY, set a lot of Willow chairs out in front
of mis- store the other day, to attract the
attention of those who might be looking
for goods in that line. When he went to
take them IN at night he found them
almost covered with buds and yourg
spr ute. The willow was Gu, last fall and
the chairs built and vanished during the
winter.
The Freie Presse, OF Santonio, Tex a.,
tells If a species of ants found in that
stat , which make q bonev equal to any
that is produced by bees. The little insects
store the honey, as they gather it, in q
pouch about the size of a small pea that is
attached to their bodies. When this pouch
is full they march into the cells Of their
subterrane an iuhabitations and there I'M
load. The Presse says that these ant hills
are as full of honey as bee hives. and sug-
sests that they could be turned tothe same
practical ood.producipg use il similar care
were taken in breeding and cult ating the
insect.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 26 Captain
Hall and the crew of the schooner Annie
l.. Hall youch for thefollowing: On March
Both, while on the Grand Bank, they dis.
covered an immense live trunk turtle,
which was at first thought to be a vessel
bottom up. The schooner passed within
twenty-five feet of the monster. The tur-
tie was at least forty feet long, thirty feet
wide, and thirty feet from the apex Ct the
back TO the bottom Of the under shell.
The hippers were thirty feet long. 1t WAS
not deemed advisable to attempt its cap
ture,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
MUSICAL AN , r

Rafael Joseffy, pianist, will leave for
Europe shortly.
Adelina Patti sailed for Europe by
the stsaner Arizona Last Tuesday morn.
ing.
Mr.. Levy, the cornetist, Is engaged for
$500 o week and board to play in Phila.
delphia during the summer season.
Lewis Morrison has been engaged ss
leading man next season for the Marie
Prescott company.
L. ia whispered that Max Bruch will be
the coming conductor OF the New York
Philharmonic society.
King Ludwig of Bavaria has bought
Wsgner's tomb. In the garden of the villa
Wahniriei, and intends, under certain re-
strictions, to dedicate it to the public.
Edmund Neupert, the Norwegian com.
poser and pianist, has been engaged as
principal piano teacher for the New York
College of Music, commencing September
18th.
Johan Svendep, the celebrated composer,
has been elected musical director of the
royal opera at Copenhagen In the place Of
Kappelmeister Paulli, with q yearly salary
of 5000 crowns.
Mary Anderson will visit France, Ger.
$1,000 - TA.I
mary ana ltaIy prior so openins her q
eaeemens III n september L. MlsS
mother, brother an ] stepfather.
Miss Ada Cavendish recently made her
ApPear"noe on tne stage OF the Glohe
Eneater' honoon, as sne heroine IN LADY
Ttnaie, new piece Dy ROBERT bucnsnan.
Ine peIiJrmahce aPPearS to nave Deer
mooefa'eiy successiui.
Robert McWade, of "Trip Van Wlnkle'
fame, is a native of Canada, and was
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
Love Repealed.

Within the garden wall he sat,
And softly stIummed on his guitar,
Ard filled the air with dulcst strain,
With tenor voice sang this refrain:
Thou art 30 near and yet solar.
The maid-ah, could my pen portray
The beauty that mine eyes baheld!
Brt nc, I'll bave to let that stand
And tell the story I've in hand,
How she his love repealed.
She listened as hi, song arore
Above her wsshtub's sullen roa-.
"Tis awful sad" she said, "but then
/ really cannot stand 1t, when
1t SCUM so like dads snore."
A moment more she listened there
And caught the words the singer sang;
"My heart is sad and pants for thee"
''His heart is sad and pants for me-"
And w%ashboard down she flung.
Then down the cellar stairs she ran
(Sweet miles her face chased o'erl
AID, quick returning, brought to view
A hahn and dog "A bulldog, too
And quick threw open the door.
The moon had rose above the hill
Bright scenes to fill the poets heart
When through the night y cry of pain,
A rush of feet, a fall, and then
The deg has done his part.
'Whst's this you've brought good dog,
For mt? Some clothing from that man
'His heart was sad'-U, now | zee,
He's sent some Of the can't to me
On the installment plsn!'
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
IMpIHTIES.

An Ind,anap 1lis preacher has challenged
an editor to fight. The minister refers to
his antagonist as q Beaver dam liar"
"Mamms," asked a little Episcopalian,
IF the big catechism ia a cstechism, amt
tho smaller catechism' o kitterchism!"-
The Drummer,
Henry Ward Beecher observes that
when one Is religious through fear Of hell
and hellish enumeration he is apt to carry
q good deal of hell about with him."
A Boston bibleist connects Mulhstton's
meteor with q scriptural prophecy He
has not found the prediction 10 Gen,sis
that the same fellow would sell Mammoth
cave.
II am filled with Holy Ghost powder,
and 1t will explode or somebody" was the
blasphemous remark of one of the female
soldiers in the salvation army at Syracuse
the other day.
The new license bill recently passed by
the Ohio state legislature imposes o tax Of
$500 upon s%piritualistic mediums. This is
q unique way to strike the happy medium.
New York Advertiser.
The spiritual mejums who summon
spooks from the nasty deep or somewhere
in Ohio, must hereafter pay $500 for q
~license. just like the rest Of the shows.
The Exposing game will probably grow
in popularity in that state.
A boy wrote q composition on the sub.
ject Ct Quakers, which he described as q
sect who never quarreled, never got into q
fight, never clawed zach other and never
iswed back. The production contained
a postscript Ia these worde. PA is a
Quaker, but ma amt"
Seven young ministers of the late Meth.
odIst Episcopal conference promised to
obstsin from tobacco. They gave their
word also hot they were not in debt 70 as
to embarrass themselves. A ~"voice" in
the conference wanted to know II they
were..in debt 80 rs TO embArrass anybody
else. Point well taken.
eyes brethren" said q preacher from
his pulpit, you are the passengers on q
train speeding its straight and narrow way
to glory, and I am the conductor of that
train, thank the Lord" "You run her
first.class, I should say" remarked a
stranger, looking over the congregation,
from the number of sleepers you're haul.
ing"
The pastor had some plain, homely
words for his people last Sunday on the
Elm Of tattlipg, lay, the Lowell Courier.
He warned his hearers against talking
about their neighbour, against picking
flaws in their friends and acquaintance
and against commenting on each ether's
faults and imperfections. After church
one lady remarked: "For goodness sake,
what would he have US talk about?' ''Sure
enough" cried another, while several oth.
Fers joined in the chorus of ''The ideal"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05

have made = noise, awakened my wife.
and then she would have wanted to know
what | was doing Sut that time of night.
An English writer says that one Of the
creat beauties Of the Welsh tongue Is the
consistent method Of p~ronounciug it,
Just so. there Is great beauty In such
wotdsas "Dwff schmswrfI 1dfrynel dywch"
wheu pronounced consistently, and that Ia
the way we always pronounce 'em.
A countrymau from Pohick, Va, having
heard that the president was suffering
from colo, ca led at the white house a few
laws ago with q bottle Of what he said was
Aunt Sally Hooper's colic-killer." He
desired to administer ii to the president,
but was of course forbidden entrance into
the house. He left in n rage.
So many murderers are reported as eat.
ing q hearty meal the morning before be-
ing executed that an exchange thinks ply.
sicians should prescribe hsrging for the
persons suffering from loss OF appetite.
The fatal objection to such q remedy is
that a man is liable TO choke to death al.
most as soon as his appetite is restored. -
Norri town Herald.
Terra %cottsl' said a country woman In
q Boston store, repeating the name after
tie clerk. rs that French for cinns.
mon!' Not that l know Of, madam"
answered the smirking clerk. ia, you
needn't laugh; I've known the color before
you were horn, but l never heard it called
nuthin' but cinnamon brown."-New Lon
don Day.
London Truth says that donkey is in.
finitely better eating than beef or mutton.
There are, however, q good many PER.
sons who could not eat donkey without ex.
posing themselves to the charge of canni.
balism," says the Chicago Times. The
first thought of a Chicagoan is always for
himself. Boston Post.
A London expert blindfolded himself,
and flour different kinds of sherry are
poured into the same glass. He takes q
mouthful and declares the component
parts of the mixture, usually without q
mistake. Then he experiments with port,
and is wonderfully successful. He identi.
fes numerous champagne, even TO the
year of vintage. When a glass of Chicago
whisky was given him he tore off the ban.
dase and wanted to be shown the whelI
who had tried to kill him-St. Louis Post,
Dispatch.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

Leather fans are in high favor.
Patti used 6 COO different kinds of per.
iume.
Vermont has two women acting as mil
carriers.
Chicken down-the color Of the newly
hatched-is the latest shade of yellow.
A Maine lady cabled the news of the
death Of her cat to her husband in Europe.
A young lady at Hamberg, Germany, has
been punished with a fins and costs for the
offense of play ing the piano at night at an
open window.
The museum at Reading, England, con.
taips among its curiosities q bride former
ly used to stop the mouths Of scolding
women in that town.
The pepper pod designs IN the new sat,
Gems come in all stages Of coloring assumed
by the fruit Of this plant, from the green
pepper to the full red.
New yeilines come In lovely shades OF
oresm and pure white, with dots, wheels
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-05
o

The New Orleans dude wears o plug hat
sideways, and walks with his arms spread
out, as If driving unruly pigs to market.
In reply to II don't want your paper
any longer" the editor wrote: II would
not make it so If you did. 1t would in.
volve a new press"
put Your Arms Around Me, Dear" is
the title of a new song. 1t is q companion
piece to Soak Your Feet in q Pot of
Glue. "-Pittsburg Leader.
A monkey belonging to q show exhibit.
ing in Jonesville was taken sick o few
days ago, and q Jonesville doctor pronoun-
ced 1t o genuine case of measles.
Cucumber green is 1.-THE new shade for
ties. The man who Is tied up in @ knot
from the cucumber be has eaten will have
the intense satisfaction CT knowing he is Ia
style.
Wanted Two or more able-hodied SUI
preme court judges to declare the amend
ment legally adopted, Call on, or address,
with references, State Register, Des
Moines, Iowa.
The Elmirs Gszette tells Of a woman
who applied for a place as driver. Can
II should SMILE" she said. 1--WE had
two husbands"
Canes for dudes, made of single straws,
are the latest thirg ont. II is feared they
will be so heavy as to oyerbalance their
brains, but a trial of them will be made
in the cool hours of a spring day.
There is a good deal of fitness in the Sc
lection of Mr.. Evsrts as the orator for New
York at the opening of the big bridge. He
can suspend a sentence in the air longer
than any other man in America. Boston
Herald.
A farmers journal recommends blanket.
ing bees in winter. A man should be care
full which end Of the bee he grssps when he
goes to put a blanket on it, or he may
''blank it" considerably more than he bar
gained fer.
Posters for the annual goat show are
displayed In q great many windows.
Some of the goats must be very well
trained, for most Of the pictures represent
them sitting on a key and drinking cold
tea from q tumbler. Hartford Evening
Post.
D"Yes." said a spburan resident. 81
might have caught that chicken thief, for
l saw him just as be entered the yard, bu.
it was after 2 q. IN. Catching him would