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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01

DR.. Geo. Tebault has removed to
Covingtcn, for the practice of his
profession, and now occupies the
Bsdon house. near the Methodist
Church. AS DR.. Tebault is the
Parish Coroner, our readers should
bear in mind that his headquarters
are now in Covington, Instead of
Vaudeville.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01
Police Jury.

The members of the Police Jury
are hereby notified that special
meeting of that body will be held
at the Courthouse, in Covington,
or MONDAY. March 10, 1884, for
the transaction of important bust
ness. All the members are request
ed to be present.
J. NJ. ALLISON, President
w. G. KENrzEL. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01
FOR SHERIFF.
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

The following rates will be charged
for announcing candidates. The
cash must accompany the announce
ment in every instance:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01

Cold weather and ice again yes
terday morning.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01
4 IN endall ent No. 9.

AnT. 1i6 "All fees and charges fxed
by law for the various Civil Courts Of the
ltrlsi. OF Orleans, and for the Register
of Conseyauces and Eecor,ler of Mort
cages of sail parish, shall enure to the
State, and all sums realized therefrom
shall be set aside and held as n special
fund. ont OF whici shall be paid. Ly
preference, the expenses of the Clerk of
the Civil District Court, the Clerks of
the City Courts. the Register of Convey
ances and the Recorder OF Mortgages of
the parish OF Orleans; proraisd. that the
State shall never make any payment to
any Sheriff, Clerk, Register OF Convey
ances or Recorder Of Mortgages of the
perish Of Orleans, or any of their depu-
ties, for saiary or other expenses OF their
respective offices, except from the spe-
cial fund provided for by this article.
and any appropriation made contrary to
this provision shall be null and void"
ACT No. 125
Of the Regular Session of lSS2-Ameni-
ment to Article 81 of the Consultation
of the State, Relstive to the JurisIic-
ton of the Supreme Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01
Amend m ellt No. 3.

ART. 81. The Supreme Court, except
in cases hereinafter provided, shall have
appellate jurisdiction only. which Juris-
dictinn shall extend to all cases wheL.
matter in dispute, or the fund to be dis
,rihutea, whatever may be the amount
therein claimed, shall exceed two thou
sand dollars, exclusive of interest; TO
suits for divorce and separation from
bed and board; to suits for nulIity of
marriage; to suits involving the rights
to homesteads; to suits for Introduction;
AMI to all cases in which the ,constitu-
lionality or legality of any tax. toll or
impost Whatever, or of any fine, forfeit
nre or penalty imposed by municipal
corporation shall be in condensation.
Whatever may be the amount Thereof.
and IN such cases the appeal on tue law
and the facts shall he directly from the
court In which the case originated to the
Supreme court; and to criminal eases on
questions of law alone, whenever the
Of death or imprisonment
Mt harl labor may be iniictel, or n fine
exceeding three hmm lred dollars tSSOU)
is actually imposed.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 95
Or the Constitution of the State, Relative
to the Jurisdiction of Conrts of Appeal.
Amend ment No. 4.
Art. S.. 1.-The Courts of Appeal. es
,ept in cases hereinafter provided, shall I
nave appellate jurisdiction only. which
shall extent in all Gases.
;iv.l or probate. when the matter in lis
,nte or the fun Is to be distribntei shall
exceed one hundred dollars, exclusive of !
interest. AMI shall no. ex .e.d two thou |
AMI dollars, exclusive of Intere !.
AaIENDMENT TO ARTICLE 10I t
If the Constitution of The State. Relative |
to the Trial of cases in Courts Of APP |
peal, wnen Judges disagree"
Amendment No 5.
ART. 10l. Whenever the Judges conn.,
osing the Courts of Appeal shall CON
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-03-01

eur, s!;eir Judgment shalt be hnai- VII
over There shall be dis, cr -eIu, mt, t.5
two Judges hall appoint itwSet Ia
in, the Qualifications for a Jud e of the
court of Appeals for their circuit: VINO
shall aii in the determination OF tha
case. and in 'ansnt concurred In os
any W. OF them shall be final
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE l2S
Of the Constellation of the State. Relative
to the Jurisdiction of carts OF Appeal
for the Parish of Orleans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31
WIRED HlR WILL.


Miss CARR" W"lt"n. Wa, D.=I az Long.
Peak. Gave rIortan. Ly Utr~.
NEw IoEK. ortoj-r x1-Ni-s Carrie
Wr,toa, %" lady whu~r sal d.ath u,.,n
lon-s Peak attracted ~ much attention IT,
Gently. Ia, left her fortune. a~uluuutn. Il h.
stated. ." tc'v zen slu0. 900 ami S.s4.oG,
10 the NpcieJy for th- Prevents u u Cruelty
"a Animals. Henry Eersb. "a" Ir. ricutu.
the society, sad today: ..ih" matter IA a
drlical" one. one which I feel mach hcslta.
ton Ia speaking about. as ihr w.l la. un,
YET ls,u Opened. EyIe;.y What o. coafrnts
are ] cauuO -ay. and ! have taken .s.n.
DO. to learn, a. ! am "a" so'c executor. AL
at isc sam" time The Tcg~Ig most in
t'r"~;"i ~ tn di-l-Ys.t uu uh.sh Mss
Ncli"u has made ot Ter property.
hl," always. however. h-eu a VAIN tor
soma! friend anil aimirer .. Mts.
Ne!.ou. and have lDu< known VIA,
'er in'"a:oE- were ~ regard "a b@f
fortune. She VS. extremely fyfsi .! an
aBImli,. bat especially 40 81 L0r..-. She
AS a u''~; grac"iu! and intrepid hor-s.
woman. and delighted ia eggsstf "a ss.r.
"i-e. Last week ! made n WIS.,; a. Water.
bury. MI Victims home. ant made n.
-uG-lleH. with her surviving relative. fot
;ur r ali = of TEE viii. winch Will ur4t,
a5.y ta." place ~otHs time during u4e pres ?
eli: week"
About h"w lar. j. tie es;z;eT'
~ ! til! y"g. ] have t'k~g Pains mt "a
inform my-"lf az ga. cout.s.is - the wHI
! lave -V-i ground for belle, tn~ TIA:
society VII receive neatly ~ 100.
This - the LARGEST SlW wc have ever ~
.r'isc7.. i!sDIEt . III larger amount all
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

EN-. BENJAMIN +. BUTLER has written /,
letter to l. b. Abbott, explaining his ITALIA.
poosa talk, and emphatically denied that
he ~barsained with Secretary Chandler or
any one else to support Blaine or any other
person.
A ~DRUNKARD namel Fred Shultz threw q
rock at a Republican torchligh. procession
at Bloomington, H., a few days ago, and
hit a mounted member of the club. He
was hanged to n lamp post, and cut down
10y a passing policeman just in time to save
his life.
LA fArIS, a famous Nihilist leader, was
recently arrested by police detectives at
81. Petersburg. He fought desperately be.
tore he was subiuei, and As the officers
b re him away lie called aloud TO the
crowd, who had been attracted by the strug.
gle To noii y his friends. A number of
Russian girls of very respectable family
were also arrested on suspicion and bur.
Red to the disgraceful prisons which
await all Nihilists.
MRS. ANNIE LOGAN, n young and highly
resi-, ctable woman, and her ~three-year-old
son, Howard, were found dead recently in
their room, at No. Us Callowhill street,
f~hIiadelph. a. Gas had been turned on and
they We're suffocated. An empty bottle
Labeled lauianum was found on the mantel
anfthetleoIy wa that ne mother poisoned
her child first and then took her own life.
Stains of laudanum were on the !ips and
hands Of the child, aud a towel was found
tied tightly around the woman's throat,
and her ou-stretched hands indicated that
her last act had been to tighten it around
her neck. SHE wrote Il letter stating that
desertion by her husband had determined
her 20 the act. Her loss was greatly
mourned.
The four-story building a. los Madison
street, Chicago, caught fire not long ago
ana the Interior was pretty nearly Quilted
before 1t was extinguished. Three floors
occupied by A. G.. Spa,ding s. Bro, deal.
ers In base bal! outfits. guns ard sporting
material of all classes, stock valued at
$4,000; the damage done was estimated
HsSo,NN; insurance, $4,000. Bernhard,
MANUFACTURER Of hunting and fishing suits,
occupied the fourth floor; damage $1,000.
The building was damaged $4,000, but i,
was insured.
I'D ALEcK, q respectable merchant of
Houston, Tex, was recently found dead
In his store, with his head mashed, His I
head And shoulders were under a molasses
barrel, the contents Of which had he.
turned upon them, the whole fi,or being
covered with molasses. His pockets hid
been rihed, but there were no other signs
Of robbery.
BURGLARS recently robbed Prof. Austin
Phelps, of Lawrence, Mass.
TIE Louisville Exposition closed after
q successful run Of many weeks, Oc,obersa
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

ALAw passed in 1875 made a radical
change in the management of French
prisons, and now all prisoners are re-
quired to be kept isolated from one
another by day as well as by night.
Criminals where terms of sentence do
not exceed n year are lodged in
prisons belonging to the department in
which they were CONVICTED. The point
most insisted on is a sufficient
number of cells to keep those who
might be innocent of the charge against
them from coming in contact with the
habitual criminals. The matter hung
fire for some time, but in 1880 cooper
alton of the Government was finally
secured, and the proposed reforms are
now in process of execution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

DUBrorE, Iowa. Or;obes 2i.-Hr. David
Brunskill- a young man. xhile jumping
from a moving tain a; Center Grove, WA
struck By tie corner Of the car aud marked
dpSn- lie was found about an bon. after
"Ard AMI taken 10 h. fathers house. ia AZ
u~Dr'DHscioas eOFd.toa- Upoa eHAminat.sn
% wzs fo1nsi that his shoulder va. s-,~reI.
bruised, a derp cut tn TIE left ,eruI,I. aid >
veIs serious wound In the s.d- IL the had
where the skg!! was Ad bare, whlcL re-
CURED twenty stitches lie = \: time,
de.ifoUs AMI vomiting 5sood- H. physl
ezn. say there il 10 hspe Zoe rs recovery
He was OF hrs " a 20 Nee; MS younx vile
~6o sss sis..an, relatives IN t.s eiiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31
THE WORLDS DOlNGS
A Summary or the Daily News
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

WILLIAM p. DUSwooDY was lately sp-
pointed a member Of the National Board
Of Health in place Of DIR. II. a. johnson,
who resigned lately.
ALDERMAN FORD. OF Kansas City, has
become the theatrical manager Of young
Walker Whiteside, the boy tragedian Of
Chicago. Their season is TO open at Chi
cago.
JAQUEs ACGCsTE ADoLPHE RI0SIER, the
distinguished French phiIologist, died re-
Gently.
THOMAS MAGUTRE, a well known news
paper man OF Boston, and lately connected
with the Herald, recently died OF Bright's
disease OF the kidneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31
Aecid hs.s~d-

ALTANoST. Ill, October 2a-Alher.
Zimmerman. a three-yearo;d son ~ Charles
Zimmerman. a farmer living two miles south
OF here. me, wi;h an accident which Was The
cause Of his dsaI.L. Nr. and Mrs ZimHsrr-
man had left the house in charge Of :h-ir
daughter Minnie. agei ahot; ffis-n year..
and Little Albert and after Mr.. ard Mrs.
Zimmerman had been gone 4 short time
Minnie discovered the siIo'-gun over the
door. and See what her fatirr had repaired
on j; TIE day beIor-. and a. IA. wa> iifliBF
il down IL was ACCIDENTALLY discharged. ;br
entire load taking effect in lite AIberf's
left eye AMI left side OF the face. tearing The
whole side of his ehccs and lea. III.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

; icy. fHss-sL
WA.1u~.ToN. n-tnh~r 9i-The vsn~rS
- Daks Gsn has apr@arvi uaa3
bounced "a TRsaatssa tie d-s so< sssis
shat iA~ Turl.se e o., 49,: "a lie s
snswn bsw~vrr. 20 &c to ~-~eatzl
'ri.as AnsL !; e t.Iars~a = - sErai IN -
i7s:c.l >.a.- 81 L. I~seF& Thp@s whs
are u.s--....i sn csHal matters 40 - CFs1
iaa D. - lrfs e. r.eavaF - ouaairrsri AIS
Irsa.c rs-a,rgr Na-h wsy have bo~a
rslaea-%i su 80 atrcsts of shs NcaFsa
"a Iouisa1- TIC faFfs-e fo- EsEh 80
State IA-sr,r-a; laet s.1srf AsA~l an sP
iEa-r a'ea o s9 lp 1Hisr ~ sars tie
e. maj. "a uz.tr Be- lac Nsusra ~ a."
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srfz-.Er~ rf szs-Hss ~a-HiF - sFvsss te
rs~ e l. !. s1F1 iaai -s wsa's ~aa 50
= devoted ts av .r-uE certain trsss' Tsats
a."r- .~ gsa'" 90 ua~ gEu5.,tot vsnas otvs
which 'h- tr.as'au J-ats-n4sas a4.
Ia ru-: -o-. aust u.t4o4t uash thr uehi
e W. ua 80 .l~ Yf-~t7I = ul
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ff''r- capita .-.s have '~v1 fnf .ei.ts ~
ga voting q a-Ia.lr ta<-- feH - anal at
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platoon ls s,., u, uf,.Tsa, a., es-f1 'h.nE
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ia; iLuNs suasrthigS NAV hapl~u ia
Washington Wa.ri e - wvf;h o., wh..r ~
An"" an.ui Ihr latest Ports r~-gs~I
Tom Panama show ;hsf the wuyA rI-sg tic
cAta! D, lr,cr.>sig< y-u s!oS'N. The ftp
Tc~'atais'> oi TIE sunv.su >1Nrr .u Iara
iI are watching fuT .uy I~r,It3ra. advantage
"hErh = g. ~ .AIavi frutn the construction
- Tie r5url ana tie relations h<.wccu iI~
I anal COMPANY AMI the Governments -
hrSoa Aui Panama ate d.csIci.y .s:a-nrI
rAlMNsrtE, UIrvHT
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rHWhFs f"v - So ths election 80 A'fa a.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

EIuIEA. y. \. cria,a-T 2i-An exp,o
son occurred yesterday morning az a.. Che
raEnZ Canal Bank, creating xTyz; excite
msnL The as hAd evidently been left
TUNED On in The Taali s.Isoc Saturday I. zh;.
and s~inoiheTel l:s-if oui. John AMT
Congressman and cSsh:@r of the tanE. at
tempted Ia eHieT The sau czFTy ibg : iEhtssI
Candle. "hen there "a an exV}ossGss whs~h
olew barn across tie rrOn az2ius: tie soun-
~, htTain- hs face and baBis Every
s.'fd0" In t5~ hank Sas ts0~n cat ~
oHc- door shattered and Tire .o-k torn Of
= great crOEd uas a;srsc.s-i by "a. rxpso-
son. ArDOis injuries While Painful ar. Isys
.r-Cr.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

A QUESTION has been raised rs 10
whether General Won Goeben, whose
statue IN bronze is about to be erected
in Berlin. should have been represented
with the spectacles he habitually wore.
The sculptor has omitted them. The
81. James Gazette says that Won Goe-
ben's glasses formed part of his physi-
ognomy. and ought surely to have been
borne in mind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

A MAN is living in Switzerland who
takes all of his food from the end of a
stick. His daughter had been in Mar
settles as a nurse, and returned with
all her clothing. She soon died. to-
gether with her sister and siSter-in-law.
and the old father has not since passed
beyond his little patch of land. Per-
sons who wish TO see him at his bound
ary throw a stone at his door.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

NATURAL gas is now being used in
brick kilnS near Pittsburg. A more
even temperature, it is said. is secured
than when coal is used, and the bricks
are baked to a uniform hardness, even
those in the arches, which are gener-
ally vitrilied 10y coal burning.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

IN subduing a thousand women con
ricts in a Spanish prison, of which
they had gained possession by open re-
volt, the troops were ordered to use
none but blank cartridges. and while
a noise of m%uSkctry was being made at
the main entrance. 4 hole was battered
in the wall at another point. thus af-
fording ingreSS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

A SIGNIFICANT incident of the recent
vote in Connecticut on the Constitution
al Amendment providing for biennial
sessions of the Legislature, is that Hart
ford, the capital, voted LAP against it.
and New Haven, the ex-semi-capital,
$3.50 for it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

Ir Is no joke that the Mayor of
Braincrd. Mimi. has issued al order
prohibiting Mother Hubbard costumes
in the streets. The girls wore them
scant and thin, he says, and, as a guar
dian of public morals, he felt bound to
interfere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

WARNER WILSON deliberately cot
drunk when about to die. at Vernon,
Mich, because he had observed.
throughout his religious experience, that
intoxication always aroused him TO es-
special fcrvor. His acquaintance say
that he was sincere in this, As he was
deeply impressed with the solcmnity of
the OCCASION.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

THE Russian Government has sought,
thus far in vain, To bring about the
general use of coal in that country in
csts. As though no such thing rs a
good tove OF heater was known, n
prize has been offered for the best ap-
paratus for utilizing coal in Govern
mont Offices.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

PHILADELPHIA has 237 carpet estab-
lishments, which urn out S22,oOO,oJO
worth Of goods annually. some 1900
persons find employment in these fac
tories. Of whom over 1000 are children
and nearly 1000 are women.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

AFTER careful inquiry, the Moravians
of Bethlehem, Pa, have decided that
the Esquimaux Of Alaska presents
greater obstacles 10 conversion than
any other people IN earth, and there
fore have sent missionaries to them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

A STUDENT Of New York anne finds
that Taylor keeps a clothing store.
Brewer a saloon, and Baker a confcc-
~tionary: that Rciter is a boOkkeeper,
Sellers a salesman, Bayer a buyer, and
Scholar a teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

HUGH SIMPSON, who eve years ago
was one of Atlanta, Ga, leading COM
mission merchants, having as much
As $4,000 on deposit in the bank at
once, was recently sent to Jail in that
city rs a vagrant. Excessive indul-
rcnce in the flowing bowl was the
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

A TALKING walruS is one of the GU
riosities Of a Philadelphia dime mu-
seum. II utters a few words with
great distinctncss. Heretofore the
power 10 articulate among beings 9TH
or than human has been supposed to be
confined To birds of the parrot family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

THE Chinese city of Foo-Chow, made
interesting by French capture. is sur
rounded by a wall thirty feet high and
twelve feet wide at the top. The
streets are narrow and filthy. but from
a distance, in consequence of trees and
hills, the place is picturesque. The in
habitantS excel in the manufacture Of
ornaments from native soapstone.
The climate is hot and e%nervating.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31

Russia has planned an expedition to
the North Pole. starting from North
eastern Siberia or Jeanette Island. 60
ing afoot on the ice in several large
parties, with large food depots in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-10-31
TIE NiTioNtL COMMITTED.

'hir"ss ~ 80 National ~usPphii.sn sosa-
"iti"~ o" the Nrtsr. uI th~ 'aaatrr 81.
'h" E"c~nt Elections rhs Is..,as he,
Teach.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-11

re,on dealers alike have moro copies than they
know what to do with and the price Is hkeiy 10 DC
lower before it is higher. The edition was OF l'ooo
copies and it does not appear that there are looo
people, nor anything like that number VINO care 10
burlen their shelves with volumes too ponderous 10
be read with comfort.
Many of the other editions de lure are 10 Do nau az
half their cost Indeed the bookseller wnom Al,
quoting said to-day that to purchaser VINO "ouiu
take his whole stock of them LIE should be glad 10
disnose Of the whole in a lump at half their cost
nuces. | am sorry if my error about the Dickens
has misled ANYBODY, but the general remark on
this class of books holds true. II was an l-Judgeu
speculation and the books do not MAINTAIN theii
value in the market. The Critic, which Is DO. al
WAYS critical, thinks shoud bear in nina tn"t .ne
editions in question unwieldy folos anu Una.
foios are the hardest books to sell 1t IS true 'n''
are unwieldy. but they are not folos. o. W. =