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The Emancipation Celebration.
THE COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO ARRANGE FOR TIL

ANAA~ ~>- AAshAANoo
EXERCISES
The following is full list OF the committees ap
pointed to arrange for the emancipation celebration
April 10th: Arrangements-P. II. Carson, r. w
Laws, Hamilcar Turley, Tilman Dorsey James
Leonard, Robert Dorsey, II. G. Boulden David Dick.
son, C. C. Ball, Walter Middleton, s. W. Herbert
George seymour, Logan Williams, VIM. NJ. Ken
nedy, Samuel Brown, VIM Lee, VIM. Coleman
Chas. Williams and J. w. Branson, tr. Finance
John A.. Gray, c, c. Stewart; F. A; Dyson, Robert
Green, John W. Freeman, Thos. Wells, VIM. S.
Dupee, VIM I; Payne, Geo. w: Phillips, b. H.
johnson, C. H. JOY, j. H. Smith, Robert Jones, e - Ed. d
ward Norton, j. II. Bell Daniel Stilyard JAS Leon
ard, Edward Toals, c. II. Marshal, VIM: H. Smith,
VIM. Jurks, J: c: Beckett, Gilbert Gray, Wm III.
Bowman, H. W. Richardson, VIM Matthews, X c.
Powell Reception-C. A Stewart, ST.. John F. n.
Wilkinson, j. A. johnson, VIM. Chapman, Chas. c.
johnson, p. H. Carson, C. C. Carter, Chas T. Hat
ton, Alfred Newman, VIM. H. SchOOer, S. ii. VIII
Chase. ]. H. Moore MiiitaryWMaJ. c. B Fisher.
Capt T. s. Kelley, Capt C. A. Fleetwood, Capt w.
p Gray, Capt. VIM Cornell, Capt. P; H. simmons.
Stewart, B. D. Paul and P. W. Shipper.
sion to Oak Hill cemetery on Sundays and holidays
has been SO much abused that the board Of mana
gers has determined to enforce the rule excluding
on those days all but lot holders, the members OF
their immediate family, and persons accompanying
them. This rule is published In The STARS adyer-
tising columns, and viii be enforced after tomor-
row.
A WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS DENIED.-To-day
Mrs. Lockwood, for w. c. Watson, alias Frank
Watson, filed petition for writ of habeas corpus
The petitioner was, on March 14th 1888, sentenced
In the Police Court to $50 days In jail each OF
three charges OF larceny, making an aggregate
sentence OF 16 months. He claims that the ofenses
were all one, and that In the second and third
cases the sentence is unjust The court refused TO
grant the writ.
TIE Tallapoosa arrived at the navy yard about
70 dax han nd par ri
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Died from His Uuturies

FALL RIVER, MASS, March 22.-John Schofleld an
Old man employed In the spinning room Of the
Chase mill, who was assaulted by unknown persons
on Tuesday night, died this morning from his in
lurles. Ihe police are endeavoring 10 ind his as
SailantS
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MARRIAGE LICRNSEs-MarIiage licenses have
been issued By the clerk OF the court TO John W.
Day and Belle A. Sanders; Matthew Anderson and
Ella Bell.
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The Pacific National Bank InvestfRa-
ton.
MR. FROST REFERS TO HIS DISPUTE WITH Mr.. NEED

Nm. fhoSf hEfkhS IO HIS DISPUTE WITH Nh. NEED.
HAM.
At the meeting to-day OF the committee on bank
ing and currency examining into the failure OF the
Pacific National Bank OF Boston, Mr. Frost referred
to his dispute yesterday with Bank Examiner
Needham. He said he did.not assert that Mr.. Need
ham informed the stockholders that II they would
pay in new assessment they would probably re-
aliZe from 20 TO 40 per cent but that Mr.. Needham
had made the statement to him and to others prt-
vately.
Gov. Boutwell, made an argument in behalf OF
Mr.. Needham. He said that the examiner did his
duty, and the fact that he was misled as to the
value OF Assessments was due to the statement of
the directors. The argument Will be continued
Monday.
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six Hundred Persons Thrown Out of
Employ nneOt.

NoopSoCKET X. l., March 22.-The rubber works
mere and AT Mlllyie, which have been running on
snort time for the past three months Will shut
down entirely tonight, thus throwing ahout zoo
persons out OF emplOyEpnt
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IIITSBU Re. March 2S--Naria Newman and her
children have brought suit IN the TINTED states
courts against the AlrEhc Valley Railroad com
pahN 10 recover sA.Nn damages Tor the ,!rath ~
Carl Frederick Newman. the husband and father,
who WAS killed on the defendant culHuay~ : line al
nilftMoOd. Pa. on Juno Isl lsSl
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The New OrIean. Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, March 22.-ln accordance with the
act OF Congress- under which the Worlds Industrial
and Cotton Centennial exposition Of New orleans is
10 be held the secretary of the treasury has issued
rules and regulations governing the duties On
foreign exhibits similar tD those issued for the Gen.
tennial. Also declaring the foreign department OF
the exposition bonded warehouse. This Is a great
convenience and OF value 10 foreign governments
and exhibitors, a large number OF whom have
already assured the United States government Of
their intended participation.
Brassey against the Ny. and " E. R.R.
BOSTON, March 22.-ln The suit OF BrGSStl VI. the
New York and New England railroad. for the ap-
pointment OF receiver, pending in the L s. Court
In this city, special answer has been filed by
Joseph w. Clark, ChaS- Van Brunt and A. :. Bige-
low, who claim TO be SUCCESSORS 10 the original
trustees Of the mortgage bonds issued by the Bos-
ton and New lork Central I'm 1854, asking that they
ne al yad fo In md d.sfa
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THE Tallapoosa arrived at the navy yard about
noon to-day, with Secretary Chandler and party on
board
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RANGE OF THE THERM0HETER.-The following
were the reaiings az the Office OF the chief signal
officer TO- day m, 49, II AIN, $50 pm co.
MaNiIauEl- so: uJnin lill, 6l4.
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RailrO3d AfGairs.


NEW YORK. March 22.-The additional reduction
In east bound freight. such a. tobacco high Wines
etc, ordered by Commissioner Fink m the reuuoSt
OF President Roberts, or the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
Is regarded as an indication OF the determination
OF trunk lines 10 repress Illicit cutting. The re-
duction in produce rates has already had stimu-
latlnE effect on the export movement ocean
lrrlghtS being In demand. meeting uf the exec
utlye committee, Southern Pool Association
VIII be held here on TUESDAY 10 consider
the demoraliled condition Of traffic and OF
dividing business 20 competitive points. Tie
new northwestern pool contract was silrIIed YES
teIday and VIII GO into effect April. Two million
dollars of Readings car trust loan has been taken
by the Inion Trust company OF PHILADELPHIA IL
SStated In relation 10 the proposed suit against the
oregon and TranS-cOutineutal original siockhod-
ers for the difference between the price they nai
Tor their stock and par. that the oregon and Trans
STOCK was all subscribed for by Mr. Henry Willard
at par. Trouble has arisen between the Eric and
Rochester and Pittsburg roads. growing out of tie
Grand Trunk coal contract dispute II is stated
that Erie has notified Rochester and PittShurv
mat It's contract for running over the Erie rails
from JohnSblry 10 HOward'S crossing VIII be atL
rogatei. Dispatches from Tennessee say that the
OBJECT OF East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
company In giving deed 0f trust OF their proper
y was TO prevent harraSsing and unjust litigation
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The Value of a tathcr.s life,

SENECA FALLS. y. V, March 22.-Matur Obadiah
b- lathiin, cN-paNmaStcr N United states volun-
teeTs, died At his home here thiS murning. AGED
3D. "o
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CoUNTERFEITER ARREsTED.-The chief of the Sc
cret service Is informed OF the arrest of c. j. Matt
fedt, at Chicago, the Goth instant, for passing
counterfeit money.
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TORONTO, ONT, March 22.-It is understood that
the ontario government Will move for the appoint
ment of royal commission to continue the invesfi-
CATION into the bribery conspiracy with full powers
10 compel the giving OF testimony and the pIoduc-
tiOQ of documents
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Could t.o,ng Home.


NhW lURk, WarCh 22.-t NruS n. Flclh h1C 4 an,
patch from Jay Gould stating the latter ,Nl,rts
bC In town next TUESDAY
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McSSrs. Gait and Smiths Purck ase


STAR reporter asked Mr.. VIM. w. Gait to-day
what he proposed to do with the square of ground
near the Baltimore and Ohio depot which, as The
STAR stated last evening, he and Mr. Thomas w.
Smith have purchased.
"Mr Smith and expect" said Mr. Gait, "to put
our business places on that ground
alt has been reported that the ground was bought
for the railroad company as site for depot?"
said THE STAR reporter.
'Well, the railroad company can have It II they
want It," said Mr.. Galt 'but ii is my intention now
to erect buildings on part OF II for my business
need more room. Mr. Smith, i understand. will
use the other part OF 1t. guess We Will hang 10
it for 4 while, any way
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NEW YORK, March 22.-1he case OF the child
carlos wilson, whose custody is claimed hy Mrs
Savillar Downing, the ground that she. il its
mother was up again to-day in the supreme court.
lhe child was In the custody OF Mrs. Mari ha O.
Hannlty. who denies that Mrs Downing A. its
mother, and says that IL is the offspring OF a Mrs
wilson Yhe court decided today TO send the case
TO referee 10 take proof OF the facts and ircum-
stances. and TO report the same with his opinion To
the court.
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ASSIGNEES' NOTICE

: ALL PERSONS HAVING DEBTS AGAINST
~ the Steam Tu; Samuel tictney viii send same
10 JOS. r. SPRANSY.
lilhl'-tt 623 q street southwest.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND PLANTS
Col Rockwell. superintendent Of public buildings
and grounds, Will this season set out one hundred
and fifty thousand plants. Instead of a hundred
tnouS;ind as heretofore The planting for this
season has commenced, and work is being done on
Two parks not before beautitied. namely: Dupont
circle and the Providence Hospital reservation.
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- ROGINSkI 4 LEWIS, THE WEII-KNOWN
Sl-n it!int;rE and Glaciers formerly of the cor
Fer ith and streets, located at their COM
1nodlous shop, No 305 d street northwest Telephone
connection mhl9-lm
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kilograms to The Star.
THE GERMAN EMPERoR's BIRTHDAY
CANADA'S BRIBERY CONSPIRACY.
RAILROAD NOTES FROM WALL STREET.


NEW YORK. March 2S--lt was stated at the dis.
trct attorneys Office to-day that sheriff Davidson
and the four OF his suboriinateS who were ntiCted
Yesterday by the grand jury would be arraigred in
the court or oyer and terminer neAt "Wednesday 10
plead 10 the Indictments
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CAPT. CYRUS s. ROBERTS, 18th Infantry, who was
tried by courtmartial on charges of conduct un-
becoming an officer and a gentleman, in having
mace an assault on Major B. j. ID. Irwin, OF the
medical department, has been acquitted.
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lncendiary fire a. Hightstown. \.

TRENTON. " j.. March SS-J0hn Taylor'S hay
press. at HiGhfStowD, was burned early this morn
ing. one hundred tons Of hay and fifty tons ~
straw We're destroyed. The loss IL sInaO. ilSur-
ahce. $500 The fire is supposed 10 have been of
lnCendlarN OriE1n.
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COWBOY SHOOTS AN INDIAN.-The commis-
sioner OF Indian affairs has received a telegram
from Indian Agent Dyer, who Is now with the
Northern CheyenneS, on the Tongue river Nom
tana, stating that Black VOLTS band burned down
AnderSon'S ranch, and that a cowboy shot an
indian. The cause Is unknown, and these events
have caused great excitement.
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THREATENED INDIAN OUTBREAK.-Indian Agent
Riordan, of the Navajo agency, Arizona, now in
this city with delegation of Indians of that tribe
who are here to secure the extension and definition
OF the bounds of the reservation has been called
back to the agency by the news OF threatened
outbreak among the Indians, caused by the
crOachmcnt Of the whites.
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Notice Is herc,y given To all creditors of JOHN T
lItHEI-l that his cntirC estate real Personal and
mixed has been conveyed and assigned to for the
eefl; of creditors VITO viii present their claims to US
duly verified 49,
All debtors will find thoir bills ready and NAV make
payment at tine store. No P.lns lyarla ayciue to
JAMES D. MARTIN, until further notice.
FRED. W. JONES
CHAS II. CRAGIN. JR
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NUMBER OF DELEGATES from the convention to
urge the improvement of the Tennessee river
called upon the President to-day. They were intro
duced 10y EX-Congressman Wheeler, OF Alabama
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H OAK HILL CEMETERY.
ADMISSION ON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS

No person sha he admitted, within the Cemetery on
sunday oc holidays except proprieurs of lots
hrS OF Their immediate families and persons accoIna-
ny them: and the Superintendent shall have the
right tn require satisfactory evidence that thos,
asking admission are the persons they represent them
selves 10 % and IN case of refusal lie may refuse ads-
sion or "Xpel them.
BY orler.cf the Board Of Managers
4. J. JONES,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rE ALL SOULS CHURCH. CORNER l4TH AND
~ streets n. w.-Rev. RUSH r. SuIPpEN pastor -
sun Smnay school at9 80 a. ~ Morning at IL
fcis aI y. H. /
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to- day
were Justice Strong, Justice Field Senators IIamp-
ton, Morrill,, voorhees,, Frye, COnger, Palmer, and
Cameron, with +. A. HuSher. La Crosse (Wis):
Representatives Peelle, Long, Ray (N. H.), with s.
G. Eastman; Dunham, with Senator Condee of the
Illinois legislature; Brown, CutcheOn, Houk and
Henderson UIL)
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I - UNION VI l.. CHURCH. 2OrH STREET
=. northwest near Pennsylvania ayenut-Thc Rev
" l. l" "EECH viii rr ach ut IL a. Ill and 80 u M
U'i.s aiii Iiihe theiii: Heavenly X. .coyntion
Sutay school at ? a IN and u. Church classes at
. T. N AoHs peoples meeting 6. .45 D. ID PRAYER
meeting wednesday at 7:}0 p H. seats free vi
come. -A'N-
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-" PROF. NISSEN. MASSAGE AND SWEDISH
movement cure. 81 i9:n stree; northwest
lades' hours: III a to L. (ientlenen's 3 to y
H. 1H.iSUltaIlon Tree. IrInl1-Gt'
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TR-' MT. VERNON PLACE NJ e CUJTRCH
South, corner OF 9th and X streets n w-Preacl,
ing TOMORROW tSunday) at IL O'Clock a. m by the Rev
JASi ; GARDINER and at Z 30 i. Ill, by Rev s. K Cox
/ ~ ~ I"blIc invited It,
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GEN. GRANT In an interview expresses his prefer
ence for Logan as presidential candidate and denies
that he and Conking prefer Blaine.
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SMALL BELL, covered with glass case, Will be
placed upon the mantel piece in the room of Sec
retary Chandler, which will announce. by one
stroke, the dropping OF the ball at the observatory
at noon every day. similar ben will probably be
placed In the room OF the Secretary OF War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-22

I f-F9itlkST QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
prc-cbl fouT1h II Strfyt Church, Sunday. 2.M.
10y 70 feas I3l =; m, preaching by the pastor. J.
Trance sunday school. at church and mission o a m
All Tie members and friends cordially invited 1t.
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I - DIR. WILLIAM " CATE HAS NEW OFFICES
GS at 9l6 18th street Practice limited to trcaut mt
OF Spinal Curvatres and Diseases OF the Nervous Sys
tenn. lih91 I'm
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Tf STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. NEAR 9TH
." northwest-Ihc pastor. Rev. DR. TAUNCE will
preach at III a III; At 730p. n the next of Scrip
nCss.' All ". lcom.d " " ~.
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7 ~ THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
* stockholders Ut TIE Corcoran Fire Insurance
Company at ti!r office No l0Dl northwest on
MONBAl tn 9TH day of April 1884 for the IIIrpost
clcCting lln' directors for the ensuing year Polls w;I
bc opened at l. Ill and CLOSE at 2 T. ID.
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LARGE BOTTLE OF COMPOUND NIYRRH
- DENIlFRlCE for - cents he purchased at
MCNCASTER HOWARDiS PHARMACY corner 18th
anu strttts northwest nh20
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7 Er.THE SATURDAY NIGHT MEETING USUALLY
held at the residence Of Mr.. Hilton. 9l2 East Cap
ll street Will be held oniRht Iarch 22) At residence
oi a l. Amber, 1917 Massachusetts avenue at 7 20
O'clock. All welcome N IL
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-EN REV DIR +. ID. HUNTLEY OF THE METRO
lniltal NJ l.. Church. Will deliver his excellent
Nh, ItIe a ' thstreet Presbyterian church. WE'D
Ni.2Daf EVENING. March 2Gti under the auspices
m mI 'lit Young Peoples Missionary Society Subject
eii 10 iove and how to treat her. As the object
rt'trr Is TO raise money to aid the Frccdmans COM
Lt.te ol the church III their educational work the
ali earliest al peal is made the friends and pub
iic generally for their Patronage. 1t
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TR NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH. 1ATH STREET
os above northwest Rev n j. WfFEIFR rastnr -
sabbath school. $50 a m. Morning service ii a. IN
Sun!'ft vii 1t Pay Evening service. 7:3O j. m
SHbJect; 1rlfng with Temptation" Praise service
T. IN Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:3O T. M All are
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

Mr.. Breckenridge, a son of the
famous General John G. Brecken-
ridge, has become a member Of the
San Francisco Legislature. A few
years ago the prospects of young
Breckenridge, who is a lawyer, were
deemed brilliant. But the beset-
ting sin Of bright young men caus-
ed him to lose by divorce his wife,
the daughter of Lloyd 1'evis, the
millionaire. Now he is pulling up
under the banner of personal re-
form.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29
Sale by United States Marshal.

United States Circuit Court, Western
| District of Louisiana.
THOMAS H. ALLEN
VS.. >NO. l.
W. F. BLAcKMAN.
TN PURSUANCE OF THE DECREE
i of said Court, made and entered in
the above entitled and numbered cause,
on the 9Th day of February, A. D. 1884,
the undersigned Master in Chancery,
will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, FOR
CASH, on
SATURDAY, the oath day of MAY,
} r., A. D. 1884, -.
at the hour of IL o'clock NJ. before the
Court House door in the Town of Alex
andria, Parish Of Rapides, in the State
of Louisiana, the following described
property, to-wit:-
F One thousand arpents of land situa-
ted on Bayou Boeuf, in said Parish of
Rapides, inherited by Mrs. Jeanette
Wells and her sister Martha L. Wells,
from their father Hatch DENTS estate:
also an undivided one-half interest of
five hundred acres of land, more or
less, conveyed to Mrs. Jeanette Wells
by her husband Montfort Wells, ad.
joining the above. described tract -
and also three-eighths Of the above I'M
divided half of said five hundred acres,
bounded above by lands belonging to
the Estates of j. and A. B. Compton,
known as the Home Place, and below
by lands Of the same estates and known
as the Lower Place, together with all
the improvements thereon and appur-
.tenances thereto belonging; the whole
property commonly Known as the
Wellswood Plantation, situated in the
Parish and State aforesaid.
j. WHITE, ~
PERCY ROBERTS, a, Master.
Solicitor.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

81 sot me down in thought
profound, this maxim. wise I drew {:
It's easier for you to luv a girl,
than make a girl luv you.-[Ex-
change.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

ACTIVE preparations are being
made in Chicago f9r the conven-
tons of the Republican and Dem
ocratic national parties.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

The Louisville Southern Ex-
position will be opened August 6,
1884, and will be closed October
26. The Exposition Of 1883 was a
successful demonstration of the i'm
mcnse capacities for the develop
ment of the entire South, and the
arrangements for 1884 guarantee
that it will surpass that Of 1883,
and give the most complete exhibit
Of the products and growth of the
whole Southern country that can
possibly be made.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

-CoEcoRD1A Parish gave 1000
majority for Gov. McEnery. The
straight Democratic ticket was cleo
ted, and the notorious colored states
man Dave Young defeated for the
Legislature.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

GEN. Leon Jastremski, Presi-
dent of the State Central Executive
Committee of tho Democratic party
Of Louisiana, has issued a call, re-
questing members of that body to
meet at Baten Rouge on the 14th
Of May, to take necessary steps for
the election Of delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, and
to transact such other business as
uay come up for consideration
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-04-29

THE returns show that the
State and District candidates on
the Democratic ticket received the
whole vote Of the Parish, amount
ing to about one thousand and fifty
votes. The candidates for the va
rious Harsh offices were elected as
follows - Representative, R. NJ.
Armstrong. Sheriff, F. D. Self.
Clerk, w. W. McNeely. Assess
or, Leo Vandegar. We are not
fully prepared to give the full re-
turns of the different Ward candi-
dates elected in the respective
Wards Of the Parish.-[southron
of Sabine.