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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1883-05-26
Carenero, 10 mai 1883.
Decisions judioaires eoneer-
nant les Journaux.


Toute personne qui retire re-
gulierement un journal du bureau
de poste, qn'elle ait souscrit on
non, que ce journal soft adresse
d son nom OH a celui d'unSautre,
est responsible du Placement.
Toute personne qui renvoie I'M
journal est tenu de payer tous
les arrerages qu'elle doit sur Ia
bonnement; autrement Pediteur
pent continuer d le lui enyoyer
jusqu'a CO qu'elle ait pay6. Dams
ce cas-, l'abonne est tenu de DON
ner, en- outre, le prix de Pabon-
nement jusqu'au moment, quill
ait retire on non le journal du
bureau de poste.
Tout abonn6 peut 6tre pour
suivi pour abonnement dams 10
district on lie journal Sc public,
lors meme quill demeurait 4 des
centaines de lieues dc Get en-
droit.
Les tribunaux ont decide que
le fait de refuser de retirer un
journal du bureau de poste ou
Gle changer de residence ct de
laisser aceumuler les num6ros
q pancienne adresse. constitute
une presumption ct une preuve
priaRe faoie d'intention de frau
de.
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Gel% tttaeste.-St. Louis, %
mai. - Une d6pache de Casey
vile au Post Dispatch annonca
qu'une forte gel6e a ell lieu, le
mutt derniere, en- cette localite.
Les dommages q la r6colte ont
Ste plus forts que ceux qu'elle
await snbis par le cyclone.
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Neiqe. -- Cincinnati, %. 49, La
neige est tomb6e toute Ia mutt
dsrniere. II Y ell await sur les
arbres, sur les toits a une 6pais-
seur de deux pouces. Des bran
ehes ont etc bris6es par le poids
de cstte neige, qui 6tait encore
bien visible ce tnatin jusqu'a 10
henres. La temperature est
maintenant a 44o.
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Forte gel6e.-Peoria, Ills, %
mai II Y a eu une forte gelee
iei bier soir ct la glace s'est for
NEE a une 6paisseur dun hui
tiame dc pouce. Les iardins ont
beaueoup souffert.
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Le Courier des Opelousas.
PUBLIC lie sAMEpI PAR
LEONCE n l., a. gANDoz


LEONcE q L, a. sANDoZ.
LABONNEMENT sera de s2.5O par an,
payable d'ayance, ou trois piastres dams le
enurant de l'annee.
LES AVIS Sc paieront cinquante cents par
carre pour 10 premiere insertion OF vingt.einq
cents par carre pour chaque insertion subse-
quente. Huit fignes on moins constituercnt
un carr6.
Les avis qui seront envoyes pour etre publ-
es seront inseres en- Franeais ct en- Augiais "a
moins quill ZEN soft autrement ordonn6I jus
qua ce que Pediteur juge propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candidate aux faveurs publiques de-
vront payer quinze piastres d'avance, s'iIa
vsuient &c faire annoncer.
Les n6crologes, les lettres de cemerciment,
les reclames, les communications dun genre
personnel, ETC., Sc paieront au taux des avis.
Les esarticlesd'une nature personnelle lquand
toutefois lie serout admissibles) Sc paieront
vingt cents la hgne ct d'avance.
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PUCHEU.

Rae Main. OpeiouSas,
tAnrien emplacewent de Julien Clande.l
MARcHASD DE
Groceries, Provisions,
lIaiueaillerie, Eaience, Verrerie, Ferbtn"
teyie, Tstensiies dts Granite,
ware,' Fruits, Etc.
Huiles, Couleurs, Vernis,
Poxles de Salon. ct les eelabres PoGles de chi
sine Charter Oak" ct autres.
BUVETTE joignant ie magasiu. od Ton
trouvera les msilleures boissons anssi,
Rleye BudaCeiseT Gidcee.
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Manufacture de Voitures.

ENLATTE de l'encouragelnen qui ini a ett
Il accorde jusqna pr6sent par lie public de
eette Paroisss, lie soussigne remcrcie sincere
meut ceux qui l'ont ainsi encourage, ct soilicite
en- meme temps Ia continuation de lenr pa
tronage. II sera toujours pret manufacturer
des bneaies, hacks ct autres vehicles sur COM
mande ct de main de maitre. Les PREPARATIONS
aux yoitures, tant charronnage que forge,
peinture on garniture serent executees promp'
fement ct aux prix les plus moderes, pour du
compliant settlement Dorenayant, tout eu-
yrage qui ne sera pas paye sur liVraison, por
sera 10 pour cent d'augmentatioD pour les
trais lie eollecti in Immediate.
lie soussigne atoujours en- mains des hacks,
tles buggies, &C., neufs ct de seconde main
qn'i vendra a bon marche pour du compliant
SP. CLARK.
Opelousas, 20 Janvier 1877. i9tf.
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y 20 & A T.
Attention toute spsciale doppee ID eoiiec
ton aes reelnmntions mylltf
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Nous d0nnons lei la moyenne
aotuelIe du prix des bestiaux
dans le Texas, suivant les cotes
de San Antonio: Vaches ordi-
naires, de 918 a $22 60--vaches
laitieres, de $50 a $4O-chevaux
DO IA mains ct au-dessus, $40 d
o25 - cheyaux dresses, de IA
mains, $50 b S4O-mulets, de 13
d Ia mains, S30a $50. Les trou-
peaux ct les cheyaux Sc vendent
on bloc, S20 par tete.
Forte gelle.-st.-Louis, Mo-,
% mail Y q gu une forte
gel6e lundi ct mardi dams la
partie sud ct centrale du Mis-
souri,, ct particulierement dams
cetts section de l'Illinois qui a
etc balay6s par des tourbillons
de vent, vendredi dernier, dams
la mutt. Les veg6taux ont ete
presque enforcement detruits ;
les fruits ct les grains tres en-
demmages. III y q do la glace
dams presque toutes les localities
est dun huitieme q un quart de
Douce d'6paisseur.
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T.. q. TANSR;S

Attui'ne ey at w
DPELousAs, La.
Prompt attention given to colection Of flaims
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Neige. Lynchburg, Vie, 23
La neige fombee la mutt derniere
await I'm pied d'epaisse,ir.
Sur toute la ligne dn Rich
mond & Allegheny r. IT,, entire
Lynchburg & Clifton Forge, le
temps est exeessivement froid.
Les reeoltes ont considerable
ment souffert.
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dams presQue tOuteS les LOCALITIES
est dun huitieme q un quart de
pouce d'6paisseur.
---~--4~---~------~
Les Indiens diminuent tous
lee jours, ct cependant leur gou-
yernement c0Ate, tous les jours,
advantage. O'est le regime in
troduit par Grant ct Delano qui
e rendu ce service 81 dispendieux.
Avant NJ. Grant, de 1856 q
1868, la d6pense await etc de
$40, 800, 1888 90; au contraire, de
1869 q 1882, ellie s'est 6lev6e a
soI, ,243,731 50. I'm Id ans, celia
fait une difference de $41,036,-
393 80. Tnutile de rappeler tous
les actes dc corruption don't il
o a6tGqnsstion dams cette periodic.
Ian dernier, le service Indien
d COLTS S9, 736, TAT 40 de pins que
dams tout autre aimee, depuia
Persistence ia service.
.---s~@.-4s ...... s,1.--+4
Voici aes chiffres oui donnent
una idee du prix des terres an
Texas. Oe prix depend de la
qnalit6 des terres ct dc leur
proximite au march6. A Q on
8 miles des villes les basses ter
res arables avec batisses valent
910O l'arpent; celles qui longent
les rivieres, cslles oh Pom peut
cultiver le sucre, dams le Sud de
aiEtat, Sc patent de $25 a S50
racre. 0elles qui sont Ell friche,
mais anssi susceptibles d'gtre
cultiveas avsc fruit, varient dc
e3a $40. Les paturagss SO pai-
ent % l'arpent g6n6ralement.
Les ilOmmes du meter assurent
quill faut 10 arpents pour cha
que tets de b6taiI, cheval on va.
che; IN arpent sufit 4 chaque
mositOn. Le fonds des ecoles
possede &c, 600, 900 d'arpents di-
visks en- sections do $40 acres.
Le plus bas prix est de $2, sans
eati p0rmanente; Qnand elles
renferment des sources, les ter
res valent So; ayec bois de
cllarpente, elles s'6lAvent d 85.
Le prix est paye % trente
vsrsenents annuels, avec in
t6rst d B pour cent par an.
II est interdit d'acheter plus
de- z sections aucune corpora
tion MA Il droit d'en ache
ter plus dune section; lacQue-
resar i 10 privilege do pouyoir
achever II Placement au bout do
ans II d au Texas 40, 200, !
600 d'arpents appartenant aux
oompagniea de chenains de fer;
sllss las vendent 4 des terlnes
lIb6raux.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23
"DsCTOE" HATHAWAY.


The fiearlns of the lHfir"' ssld Friend.
PHILADELPIIIA Juno 23.-The coroner
to day began al investigation into the
charges against " Doctor " Isaac Hatha-
way, who is alleged to have buried bodies
OF il!cG:i+i i:s,i.to!y bern Infants in the cellar
of his dwelling. Tho doctor
was brought from the prison
anil was present during the examina.
ton. His fcgn: is oeno and he appears
very infirnl. Anna Maria Emory, the alss
legged wife oc Hathaway, but who declares
that she was no married to him, testified
at length in regard 20 tho operations of
tho acc'1sad, sIio burning OF babies and
their burial il the cellar. Sens Of both
the I" Gouscr" aad tbs Woia&n also gave
similar testimony. Dessctivas Wolf and
Miller we're aza7nincsl il: regard 70 their
discoveries il. IL, i,nuS@3 oeeUpied by the
accused, AHA the jury ti,Gn rantiGro'; = yer
diet that " E>cetcc' Hathaway was guilty
Of abortion in i't:;.1Groi:S casvs. iia"ii1aTay
was colnu1it:c;, "a. t,ial and his :.ila.;ed
wife he'll a" V it'lvaa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23
Louise Michol's Trial.
GREAT nEyasTA~.cn naIiG:p.ssHI

GREAT saEaSEA'rscT naIiG:PsvsD
I.eyees and Dykes fsressll Nenr 81. Louis Snd
FIocd the CcMntry Around.
ST.. LOUIS, June 23.-The Fish lake lCvee
which protects about Is square miles of
rich farming iau,. On the Illinois side OF
tho river below East C@rondolat, broke
last night, and abo,c3 10000 acres Of fine
farms are undor "ator. Tho damage is
estimated at 100000. The Missouri s.
Pacific railroad bridge spanning the creek
about ten miles this side Of Jefferson City
Vas carried away to-day.
q Dyke i.resEss ~ 4sTo Places.
The Madison dyke between here and
Alton "n t;.o IllinoiG sidao tho river broke
about 8 o'clock this morning in two placer,
one break near Mitchell about twelve miles
from East 81. -oUis, the other further
north, rea7 the hea'i Of the dyke, not FAR
from Alton. The cIevasses/ are not very
wide get, but arc growing rapidly: and
the y!:ater is rushing through, them at a
fearful rate. It. is expected the entire
bottom :.oTt'i Of E,ss. s. Louis, embrac.
ing &c to so square miles, will be flooded.
F32alu:s are leaving their homes IS rapid
l., as possible, man; oc them going five or
six miles back frori the river. The de-
s:ructiGn Of crops and damage to farm
property will generally be very great.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23
SPEC!dL NOTICES..
Catarrn 90 the Bladder,

CistHiFH OF ttiH EIsNIH!,
%i!nDn9 Irritation, inflammation all Kit.n"y
HH Urinary Complaints. clreh by "Euc!U-
= i''"' q.
The most popular and fragrant e:iunh OF
the day ''IihCKM EThCk.'' Try it. Sold by
II. Il. cochran, druggist. Nos. l37 and I'.'
North 0ticens street feb '':'
"Dr. Bops0n's Celery ar; Cht:nomiic Pills
for the cure OF Neuralgia are succc3s.''-Dr.
q. p. Holman, Christianburg. Va 20 c,nts y:
druggists
'Frc Dr.'s: no neet Of medicine: no rclief.
DR.. BensOn's Skin Cure has driven 0,U0y aN
erupfiOrs nad Fm nearby ueH." Ida G. YOung.
Hamilton, H., Druggists keep II, 81 per pack
age.
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CncAeo-Hogs-Reoeipt 1000 head ship
,nents. 1880 head mode,stely active and
s 40 light, S 9O0s 80 skips, 8 2565 Is.
Cattle-Heceipta, 400 head; shipments, 1000
head active and very satisfactory; l0c high
good to choice shipping, S 5o05 50; common
to fair, a 7505 40.
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head shipments. 800
- medium to good at 81 2504 so; choice at
75
EAST LIBERTY -Cattie-Receipts for week,
9.0A head through, ,953 head local market
fair; prime, $ $3.50 Is good, s. 3505 IS fair,
S505 25.
Hogs-Receipts for week, l6, 90 head market
664'.
sneep-Receipts for week, q. leo head mar.
ket active extra, s. 5O05 IS prime, S. $50
s. 5O03 so ; Lambs, S 5O07.
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The Prps!1css Encouraging AZ. t's:.." I'ro
s!ucSi"n Expected.
PHILADELPHIA. juno @3.-'ihs official
statement Of the anthracite coal pre1uctit n
shows the stocks on hand have been di-
n,inished sinco May Isl. The demand which
has sprung mp in the past ten days is
likely TO continue until the constimptivs
demand for tho season is Supplied. The
leading companies expect to return to
full time production il, about two
weeks. The trad" feels much moro
encouraged at This time than
for months. The improved tcne for
better GRADES Of pig iron has been
maintained. There has been 4. better
feeling .nti undertono throughout tho
week, Accepted brands are only availa-
b!a at fnrmer prices with moro inquiry
from bliyels and less anxiety on the part
OF furnace men to sell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23
Musical SOsrees

The Apollo Club" musical organi
zation Of our city singers, met frlday
evening at the house of their feiio" nem1
Der, II. C. Mellinger, East HtraToerry
from Philadelphia. A large number of
invited guests were present and
the music was excellent, the quar-
tettes of the cInb and the tenor
solos Of Messrs. Drachbar, Schleuch,
Wilson and Zimmerman being especially
fine, whils the 'Old Sexton" By the host,
at the organ. The evening was q very
pleasant one and the visitors left with z
high opinion Of our vocalists ard Lancas'
ter's hospitality.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23

In tho Jewish synagogue at 10 o'clock
this morning the rite Of confirmation Vas
administered by Rov. Laski to a young
Hebrew, who had arrived at the ago Of
thirteen years. BY tho tf&s.iti0iG of the
Jewish chr,c, person becomes morally
responsible for al. his acts at tin a,;3 Of
thirteen, ard al that age is received mo
membership Of the congregation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23

A new schedule goes into effect or L..u
Pennsylvania railroad at 1915 To morrow
night. Pacific eXpIcss cas-. will 90 west
at ] 80 instead Of ! 40 =. H., and i'hiia1e!-
phia express Hil. leave for tie east a. 2:27
instead oc 3:12. 4 new train will be put
on for tEa cast, leaving here at $50 p. IN.
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Strasburg News.

Complaint is made that the postmaster
at Strasburg leaves the business of the
Office too often III Irresponsible hands.
Reform is necessary.
Chief Burgess Rowe has iaScod his
proclamation against tie use OF explosives
or fireworks within The bcroH9n limits,
except on July 4tb, under panaI"| o: q.
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cHsJl.TZ'S SONS.
SUMMER HATS.

For several days we have
mentioned hardly anything in
Straw Goods. We should err if
we produced the impression that
all hats have fallen. They hav'nt.
Some sorts have fallen here
without any correspondingmove
elsewhere. You can make just
as good selections now as you
could a month age, and a little
lower. We have now on hand
a varied stock Of hats of every
sort; nothing of value has es-
capped our gathering. In a word
we have undertaken to find out
what our patrons want, and at
what price they want ii, and cut
ting loose from old traditions to
adapt ourselves to their wants.
We welcome all.
SHULTZ'S SONS.
(Gunsiak"r's ni.i StGn",!
AZ North Queon St, Lencsstor, Pa.
maS-7-ly':Sw
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In This age oi %i,'caIti:: =: mas. !ht;-' ,rrE'
long yeprI in some onr D;:s.iL" calling 6
achieve Success. and b. ,f ,.T."''' 80 " ;'. g.,
his patrons $rcci"iy :r"r = i!i..,. 'i,''.:-'f :"
therefore our peCrl" SHOULD l:.iTIn = =. l.
Fisher whose wcnty years dental cI! cri":.ca
is Invaluable. At Ht5 Ofiic" C. E0rfl! t!li" ::
he furnishes iuIl upper o.: undo. ac:tG' 'c''tl
from $S to $40. Ca given. p1r-crr.t:..H ("
teeth Il speci:tlty. ~ i.I"f''i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23

This afternoon the Harvey Fisher clnb,
of DuIca.icGn, arrived in town au go y.
m. They are accompanied by . large
number Of friends aud arc playin ( :. i.:.::ci,
game with tl.e ir"nsics on tlo Ucw
grounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23

rhe mch"!nG We mos! III" - ti!IL w iC!1
does its wort; quick .n.i we'll. r:,'yf0ci, LH1Oh
BiHcrs are tn" Crit'i.E,. KIM ~ o., ''':'' rur
dyspepsia and LAYER ana" i;lain"" - '!IH:'r
For sale Hy il. !; ;"iirii. .:"I:'-.. - -!
- North Ou;.,,l .-t:'.''.
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IGSSGi3.
Philadelphia E3aTsss

Th,Sato:pn1a Ea:-GMa.
PHiLs DsLrH1A, J,ino 22.-.I0itr sluggiSh
ityc -four at 81 70fS3 Is. ~
Wheat lower ana unsettled No. West
ern Red, 81 17H; Nos do 81 l2E; No rrnna.
Red 81 IDiti ~.
Cora firm on scarcity; sail Yellow and
Mi. G!%d6 C; No. ) MiAc,!, Gi{cGic.
rGts dull and weak; No. ! white, &c !:
70, 3 do. 4sl484Tzc: Hc./ 10. tGr
No. 2 Mixed, 4jc,
Rye nominal Al &c
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions firm, with tair demand.
Lard firm.
Euilcr firm +; Pa and Western extra. 20
CSC T. G. z n. T., IJ:f2Ic.
Eggs unsettled AMI lower; Pcnr'a extra,
laGl9Nc; Western do, l7k@lSc.
Cheese dull, except for fancy.
Petroleum dull i:niired, 7%G!1Sc.
whisky a, 81 10
Eew York Markos.
NEW YORK June 23.-Flour dull, unsettled
and declining.
Wheat Md1Ac lower; unsettled AMI lie
pressed fair speculative trading No. ?, Red
Jnlp. 81 IGal0l l7A; Ang., 81 1901 2csz sept,
81 2l61l 2l7s.
Corn NasAc lower, heavy; Mixed Westcrn
spot, 49G1G2c do future, 6I55aIG57ac.
Oats N@I1c lower and active; No. ,, July,
4lH04lAc; Aug. 39zaosc Sept, 37ss@9s75sc
State, 4s0isc; Western. 4994Gc.
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TELEGKAPHlC TAPS.
Afternoon News Condensed.

AIC0EECCn NSWbCOHIDEe0O.
The president to day appointed David
d. Parker, postmaster at Washington, D.
G., to succeed Thos. L. Tul'och, deceased.
Gel Parker is now chief Of post Ofiic" iu
sEeclors.
TIE remains Of the lato Charles Backus,
the minstrel, were taken from New York
city to-day to Rochester and inferred.
At Concord, N. H., another ballet lex
United States senator was taken to s:::y,
but no quorun. OF either House voting,
there was no choice.
Ey order oc TIE New York police board
the gambling pa-.phornalia which has
been captured by the police during tho
past six months was burned at police head.
quarters to-day.
A suit was begun TO day by tho Rutland
railroad company, ut Rutland, Vermont,
against joel NJ. Haver. late treasurer Of
the road, to rec4vcr 100000, money
alleged to have 5cen received by MIR.
Haven in 2 Judiciary capacity whi'o treas.
uros. Mr. IIaTan's property has been at
tachcd.
;...s9., ~. f<,,.:.aTs. -
YTAsuINGT0E. june 23.---EoE IT,, y. .,td!e
Atlantic stta4tes, iair woisther, light variable
winds, no change liz tcmperatrre Or slight
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23

a. WAS troubled Very mTCii "ith .:bi" i,.'i
Ihyrc 0ppIicuiinRS rf fEGmrN' EcFcctfic Oh
entirely cured ;IlrIn NNhim:: batter !" tn,,
mark.i." JacGh i!uil"r. E"A'liH-. ~. For
sale by II. 4. C',"i.l"il, Hrrt""i :, ~ "3A ~
Nor d OlIrcn str Ci.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23

CoLDEN's Liquid Beet '"on!t - !'til ;t..iriy
atapi,rl TOR tena'., in delicate health, (ti-
dpn'S no Othcr. ht i:'i:.-Si:''s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-23
SECOND EDITION:
BY CABLE.
FRANCES AND CHINA'S POSITION.

The reported Settlement Cnconfirmod-
Editor RochefoIt champions tho Cause
of L.uise Michel, the Female
KevOlutlonist.
SHANGHAI, China, June, 25.-The re-
port that the difficulty between China and
France has been settled lacks confirma-
tion.
marquis Tseng in London.
PARIS, June 23.-The Marquis Tseng has
gone to London. Leon Tagen, the first
secretary of the Chinese legation, remains
here as charge d'affairs. The latter states
that all negotiations between France and
China are now being carried on by NJ.
Tricon, thu French minister at Shanghai,
and Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese com.
mander.
Louise Michel's Trial.
Henri Rochefort, in his evidence az the
trial of Louise Michel, who led the riots in
Paris which followed Prince Plon Plon's
manifestos, yesterday endeavored to show
the falsity Of tho charge of pillage against
the prisoner. He said, in support OF the
claim of untruthfulIess Of the charge,
that ''when she was exiled she reduced
herself to poverty to aid her fellow suffer-
ers.''
The prisoner spoke in her own defense.
She violently attacked tho government
and declared that "the issue of the
pamphlets to tho soldiers inciting them to
bur-. tiiC:r barracks and murder their 9th:
GERS was justified" She declared that
the soldiers ut Sedan would Lave done
wei to shoot the,r officers and save their
honor
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