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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-23

JURY DE POLICE.-Le jury de
Police s'asSemblera le Ter sel,tem>
bre a la Maison de Cour. lie prin
opal but de cette reunion est ! "a
revision du tableau d'assessement
Les parties qui Sc croyent lesees
dams Pevaluation de leurs proprie-
ties, n'auront qua faire valoir leurs
droits devant nos autorites parois-
siales.
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II Went de Sc former dams la pa
roisse Terrebonne un club politi-
que, dams lie but de s0utenir la can
didature de Blaine. Ce club est
compose de certains p~lanteurs qui,
apres avoir essay6 de reduire lie sa-
laire DIES travailleurs noirs ct blancs,
croient que leur salut est entire les
mains du candidat republican,, q Ia
pr6sidence des Etats- Unis, ct que
son triomphe leur permettra de Sc
payer de nouvelles voitures ct quel.
ques couples de chevaux de plus.
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COLLEGE.-La session scolaire
du College de Thibodaux, dirige
par lie Rev. Perc Menard, common
cera lie Ter septembre. Les parents
qui ont pintention d'envoyer leurs
enfants dams reimbursement don't,
la reputation CONNIE un 6tablisse.
ment de premier ordre ne fait pas
pombre dun doute, feront bien de
les envoyer lie jour de rouyerture.
atm qu'ils puissent 6tre classes Sc
Ion leurs capacities ct quill NY ait
pas perte de temps dams les etudes.
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CALVAIRE.-TOut lie salt on a VII
ct admire lie fac-simile de Ia grotte
de Lourdes que lie Rev. p. Menard
a fait representer dams padmirable
pare de Peglise. &c monument qui
fait radmirati0n dis tous, sera sur
monte de trois statues representant
le Calvaire. Ces statues, qui sOnt
arrives aux commencement de Get
te semaine, ont etc moulees en-
France ct sont des euvres dart
qui ont deja fait padmiration de
tohs ceux qui les ont examine.
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RECOLTE.- La recolte Sc com
porte toujours bien. Tn peu de pluie
dependant ferait beaucoup de bien
aux cannes, au jeune mails ct au
jardinage. QUAINT au riz il mdrit
rOndement ct tous les riziers prepa.
rent leurs faucilles. Les planteurs
qui ont des cannes d rouler font
METRE leurs moulins ell ordre ct
pensent que lie rendement sera sa-
tisfaisant 81, d'ici a repoque de la
roulaison, il n'arrive point d'acci-
dents.
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DECEs.-Olivicr Richard. fls de
Hubert Richard. est decide le 20
de ce mois, d l'dee de 4 ans ct 9
mOis. SEES funerailles ont ell lien le
lendemain a s! heures du matin, au
clmetiere dc reglise catho!ique St.
Joseph.
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La Legislature, dams sa derniere
session, a passe un acte, mettant
%pentretien ct la PREPARATION des le-
wees sous lie contr6le des Jury de
Police. 'D'apres cette nouvelle loi,
croyons-nous, tout citoyen age de
II ans est tenu, sur Ia requisition
de pinspecteur des levees ct che
minis, de bonner II jours d'ouvra-
&c pendant l'annee, a default de
quot il sera passible dune amende
GU de remprisonnement, 81 ramende
a laquelle il a etc condamn6 nest
pas pay6e. La meme loi s'applique
egalement a r~entretien des chemins
publics.
Lorsque nous aurons la copie de
Get acte, nous nous ferons un plai.
sir de bonner a nos lecteurs de plus
amples renseignements sur ce sujct.
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BROOM DRILL LIE cOmitG de
construction du Frcmen's Hall, Sc
propose de donner, les 5 ct 6 du
mois proclaim DIES advertisements
consistant ell man9uvres militaire,
executee par la milice feminine, ct
en- musique vocale ct instrumentale.
LIE dimanche suivant Ia sale Sc
ra ouverte, a tout lie monde, gratis.
On y fera de la musique ct il y au-
IA DIES Embellishments, a des prix
raisonnables, pour les visiteurs.
Les recettes sont destinees 4 payer
les dettes ct q faire des ameliOra-
lions 4 la sale.
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ExCURsIoN.-Les pompiers Pro.

ExCURsIoN.-Les pompiers Pro-
tector No. 2 donneront, CONNIE dina
bltude, leur excursion lie IA septem.
bre. TOus les arrangements, 4 Get
egard, avec Ia compagnle du che
min de fer sont fait. LIE train quit
terra le depot de Thibodaux a sept
ct demie heures dn matin ct lie re-
tour s'effectuera le lendemain vers
quatrc heures de lapres midi. Cette
excursion a In Nouvelle- Orleans
sera, sans contredit, In plus attra-
yallte q"i ait jamais etc fate, car
Ell ce moment il y a tant dc chooses
n%ouvelles dams cette vile qui meri
tent d'etre vues, que le public sc
fera I'M veritable plalsir d'y parti-
ciper. Entire autres chooses, nous
citerons les grandioses batisses de
lExposition qui d cette epoque Sc
ront completes, ainsi que plusienrs
pique-niques qui doivent avoir lieu
&c jour la. LIE prix du passage est
CONNIE G'habitude, ct les attentions
les plus mi%nutieuses pour lie com
fort DIES excursionistes seront DON
nees par les membres de la compa-
gnie.
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la BATAILLE DE LA NOT
TELLE.ORLEANN.
Par ALPHONSE f. DELBERT.

Un grand enlargement s'operait
dams la colonie de Ia Louisiana en-
1903. LIE 20 Decembre de cette an
nee, lie peuple de la Nouvelle.O rle-
ans etait dams une de ces grandes
agitations, telles que celles qui pre-,
cedent toute grande re%jouissance
publique. Des gems c~ouraient ca ct
la ; le canon ebranlait lie sol, ct ses
grondements allaient Sc perdre
dams la profondeur des for6ts vol
sines; enfin tout semblait s'unir ct
augmenter rall6gresse publique,
car revenement etait grand.
Soudain DIES commissaires pa
raissent al balloon de rh0tel de
vile. LIE drapeau francais qui ror-
matt ct qui etait tant cheri des Gre
oles t%oujcurs tideles 4 leur mere
patrie, glisse lie long du mat ct dis
parait. Uu drapeau tri-colore ct
parsem6 d'etoiles, le drapean anne
r%icain, ~ remplace c'etait Ia
France qui livrait la Louisiana aux
Etats Unis, apres une possession
6phemere de vingt jours.
Peu de temps apres, lie 3 Octobre
1904, Claiborne pr6tait serment ct
entrait en- fonction de gouverneur.
lei Pom aurait deja pu voir les nua.
ges 'qui s'6levaient q phorizon ct
qui allaient bient6t obscCrcir son
administration.
LIE peuple sur lequel lautorit6
de Claiborne s'etendait 6tait dun
caractere singulier. La plupart
etaientdes Francois, des Espagnols,
ct DIES esclaves. La maniere don't
il recut la nouvelle legislation he
nous etonne announcement. II fallait
ry assujettir &c qui etait assez diff
ticile, car il n'avait aucune connais-
sance de la langue anglaise, aucu-
ne habitude des lois ecrites, ct sur
tout il await etc impressionn6 par
lie gouvernement doux ct paisible'
DIES Espagnols. Les disputes fire.
quentes qui eclataient etaient pous-
sees jusqu'a pacharnement, ct plus
tard s'6levaient celles dun carac.
tere encore plus nuisible a la sta.
bilite du nouveau gouvernement :
les disputes de religion ct de politi-
que. Enfin Nntervalle de 1904 a
1910 nest remarquable qae par les
discussions de tout genres, causees
g6neralement par lie peu d'amiti6
que cette populace melang6e await
pour les Americans, ct surtout
pour lie nouveau gouvernement.
U4tait en- 1910 que le Congress 4
Washington retentissait. des de-
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AVIS.
Bureau du Ccmmissaire }
do Ia D., roccn C

Bureau du Ccmmissaire }
de Ia Paroisse Lafourche, )
Thibodaux. Lne., 8 Aoht 1884.
LIE soussigne, commissaire de Ia p~aroisle
Lafourche pour disposition UniverselIe
qui doit s'ouvrir d Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans le
Ter decembre 1854. desirant que toutes les
resources de Ia p~aroisse soient pleinement
representees Il cette exhibition, sollicite
le conconrs de toutes les personnes qui ont
a ceur de voir renaitre la prosperite dams
layricuIture, lie ct l'iudustrie.
en- preparant ct Ell me faisant parvenir.
dams le plus BRET delai possible. tous les
produits qui peuvent attircr I'attention
des nombreux Changers qui visiteront
FExposition Universelle de la Nouyelle-
Orleans.
+. SAMOAN.
Commissaire
de Ia paroisse LafoHrche
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L. PHILIP CAILLOUET.
Notary Public.

Respectfully informs the public that he
is fully prepared to attend to the sale and
purchase OF real estate. Parties having
such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to confer with him.
rance Company of Toronto" Canada,
with q Southern Department at Columbus.
Miss.@and ready to write for all risks
against fire.
Office: Market street, Thibodaux, La
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CRANES. - On trOuvera a la
pharmacie de Mr.. Jos. T. ThibO-
deaux, toute espece de CRANES de
jardinage ct aussi un antidote con-
tire les fiAvres de marais. TOus ceux
qui EN- ont fait usage sen sont on
ne peut mieux trouv6S.
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AVIS.

Depuis que j'ai etc Glu Grefier de la Cour.
Ia rnlneur circule que je ne passe plus d'actcs
notarles dams mon bureau. Cecl est une er-
renr. car, CONNIE lie passe. jc continue i pas
Ser tous les actcs ct i remplir tous les devoirs
&c notairc, CONNIE j'ai toujours fait avant,
lorsIue mes amis ct mes clients s'adressent
Il MOI. EMILE L. LEBLANC.
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VENDRE.

I'm certain moroccan de terre mesurant un
arpent carre, sur lequel Sc trouvent une resi-
dence, I'm grand magasin. une cour, un .jardin
avec de nombreux arbres ~fruitiers ct autres
dependencies.
Prix $4,000.
S'adresserA
Is Dec. 1883. NINE VICTOR PAVE.
en- bias de Leckport, Lafourche.
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OUVERTURE-Les d~octeurs Dan
sereau ct Bourgeois ont fait rou-
venture de leur pharmacie. Get
Establishment sc trOuve sous la d.
rectiOn de Mr.. Chretien, de Ia Nou.
velle-O Orleans.
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MONT-CARMEL. - LIE Convent
Mdnt-C Carmel, dirige pae les sears
de &c nom, Uuvrira SEES cOurs clas-
slques lie Ter %septembre. Cette in
stitution, situee sur Ia Unite Est
de la vile de Thibodaux, offre tQus
les avantages de salubrite ct de
comfort. Les etudes classiques sont
dirigees par des professeurs habi.
les ct les sHurs sOnt aux petits
soins pour les eleves qui leur sort
cOnti6eS.
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.PAROISNEE
POINTE COUPEE.

iouF ueS pIOuullS ell 1000
Boisseaux &c mails, 1892; bal
les de cotton, 1928 boucauts de
sucre, 1906; barils dc melasses,
4.OG4.
La s~uper.icie dc terres Ell culture
cctte aimee; mails, S,7GS acres ;
cotton, 22,193 acres; cannes, 3,313
acres.
LIZ population DIES environs du
New Texas ct du haut Fordocne
ont ACKNOWLEDGMENT soutfert de
l'inondatlon, meme dams les circon-
stances les plus favorables, ellie ne
compile pas iaire TN quart tie Ia re-
cote dc coton. Leau s'est retire.
81 tard, que ron ma pu y ensemen.
Ger que fort peu de terrain, ct lie
plant est tout nouveau. LIE mails a
complement manque. Malgre
tant de causes dc Encouragement,
les habitants Sc mettent i reuvre
energiquement ct Repayment ATT.
Gun effo4t-pour arriver q subyen ir
d ieurs besoins. Lcur
traffic de la mousse est considerable,
i Ia fin de la ~saison, lis auront
expedite, du New Texas Landing,
de 1900 d 400 bales, soft, en- mo
yenne, une bale par chaque habi-
tant. Chaque bale pese environ
200 livres.
LAFAYETTE.
La recolte de cotton, dit rAdrer.
tisey., est consid6rablement endom-
magee par Ia secheresse ct les vents
du Nord. LIE betail, dams les prai
ries, SQUIRE beaucoup du manque
d'eau.
CADDO.
Tn melon d'eau, ayant presque
Ia grOsseur dun baril, a etc exllibe
par lie Capitaine Carmouche, i
Shreveport.
Depuis pachevement du chemin
de fer Vicksburg, Shreveport ct
Poetic, lie fret de st. Louis par le
Texas Pacifique Il etc rebuilt a "A
cents les 100 livres.
IBERvILLE,
En- general les r6coltes de la pa
roisse sont aussi BONES, aussi
ab0ndantes que celles de tonte au-
tire paroisse de PEtat. LIE mails, lie
cotton, la came poussent rapide-
ment ct Sc yendront, croyons- nous,
d DIES prix renumerateurs.
VOici la liste des levees 4 con
struire a lberville: Texas, Point
Pleasant, Elmer, Rebecca ct deux
petites sur Pile. Celles qui sont
dams lie plus mauvais etat sont eel
les de Rebecca ct de Texas.
CALCAsIEU.
Durant les six dernieres semaines
qui viennent de s'ecouler, dit lie
Lake Charles Commercial, les go9-
lettes ont EN- fort d faire q la Passe
Calcasieu. Dix.huit d~'entrelIes V
ont 6chou6 a Ia fois. Les plus gran
des sont rest6es ensabl@es une
quinzaine de jours. On concoit ce
que notre commerce doit souffhrir
dun pareil 6tat de chooses.
II a etc pris dams la riviere Cal
casieu un enorme requin blanc,
mesurant butt pieds de long. Cest
lie premier de ce genre que Pom
trouve dams notre region.
ST. LANDRY,
Nous lisOns dams lie Courier DIES
Opelousas - Depuis plusieurs Sc
maines, lie vent du Nord a souffl6
c0nstamment ; nous avons Ell DIES
NUTS tres froides ct une chaleur
etouffante & midi ; lie sol s'est des-
sech6 rapidement, ct dams pIusieurs
parties de notre paroisse OIL il ma
pas plu, le riz ct lie jeune plant de
mails sont en- souffrance. QUAINT au
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HOTOGRAPHGALLER

nouncing to the public in general, that l have
opened PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and St. Bridget Streets, where
I will make PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS. ETC.
Copies q Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOS. A. TRONE.
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CONCERT. - Les sHurs Simms,
nous ont dome un concert dams Ia
sale des pompiers. L'auditoire 6tait
assez nOmbreux ct s'est retire peu
satisfait du talent musical des qua
tire SRurS.
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LAFAYETTE.
La recolte de cotton, dit rAdrer-
tiser, est consid6rablement endon-
magee par la secheresse ct les vents
du Nord. LIE betail, dams les prai
ries, SQUIRE beaucoup du manque
d'eau.
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Chnroh SERVICES -nIorrorr.

The evening service of ST. Pauls Cathedral
will be held tomorrow at St James's Chapel,
Rev ], S. Jenckes, rector
Prof Jesse J. Brown will speak at Plymouth
Congregational Church tomorrow, on why
Simon Peter Went a-Fishing
"a Man After Gods Own Heart viii be the
subject of Rev. David Walks sermon at Central
Christian Church, on Sunday morning.
Rev. Dr. Alabaster. of Meridian street Church,
win preach, on Sunday morning, on "Pillsa and
Prayers in the evening, on THE First Com
mandment.H
Rev. Frost Craft of Richmond, will occupy
the pulpit of Roberts Park Church tomorrow.
Rev. Reuben Andrus. d. D., former pastor,
win preach at Centralavenue NJ E. church, to-
morrow morning.
Rev. R. v Hunter, of the Seventh Presby-
terrain Church, will preach on Conservation, to-
morrow morning
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Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court, Yesterday, Judge Norton
gave James Harbold, colored, who entered a
plea Of guilty to petit larceny and receiving
stolen goods, ten days in the county jail and a
fine of $40. Harbold is not bright intellectually,
or his sentence would have been more severe
The hearing of John Lawrence, charged with
disposing Of property with intent to defraud
creditors, has been postponed until 2 p NJ, on
Monday
Charles @ Stiason the versatile crook, whose
recent arrest was hailed as grand achievement
and enabled the police to lay to his charge near
ly all the adroit confidence work that has been
done III this city for the past year. was tried yes
terday by a jury on the charge of petit larceny
the theft of a coat and vest from a man named
Arnold Stinson acted as his own attorney,
challenged jurors, examined witnesses and
made fearful appeal to the peers, the result of
his aqueous pathos being verdict of three years
in the penitentiary, the jury returning after a
retirement of about fifteen minutes
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suicide or accidental overdose.

Albert Balser the cooper who swallowed a
dimes worth of morphine. on Thursday night
while in Respondent mood died before day
light yesterday morning. A few months ago he
left the regular army, his term of service having
expired, and it is said that he has since been
restless and dissatisfied, but his relatives think
that he did not take the morphine with the in
tention Of killing himself. He had been drink
ing, and he was in the habit of taking morphine
while recovering from the effects of dissipation.
They think that he accidentally took an over
dose
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Amusement Matters.

Mrs. Seguin- Wallace will commence her
starring season in the month of November
Several new operate scores have been received
by her management and will form her repertoire
in connection with the standard successes The
report in circulation that she would join forces
with any one is entirely without foundation, and
is fabrication.
For the first time in the history of theatricals
in this city, opera will be given unpopular prices
The Kent Opera Company, composed of we'll
known people, with an ensemble of thirty voices
will hold the boards Of the Zoo Theater during
the entire week. The repertoire will consist lof
the tuneful Pinafore and Mascot. Special at
tention will be given to the mounting of the
operas, and full orchestra viii elaborate the
Genes.
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At Bethany Assembly PARK.

The attendance at Bethany Park, yesterday,
was smaller than on any previous day, the
cool weather no doubt contributing 10 decrease
the number present
After the usual morning prayer meeting, the
last of the conferences on the Bethany reading
course was held and the list Of works extended
and completed. Among the principal participants
in this conference were, A. R, Benton and h w.
Everest, of Indiana; F. M Bruner, j. q. Taylor
N P. Taylor, c. L. Crowther, of Illinois; and
R. H. Waggener of Missouri
The conference was conducted by r. M. Green,
State Sunday school evangelist, who also pre-
sided over the Sunday school institute work on
Sunday school machinery, which followed
Most Of the above took part in this work; also
E. W. Bowers, Of Indiana. The closing exer-
cises Of the general Sunday school convention
consisted of speeches of advice and encourage
ment by DR.. w. A. Belding of New York Pres
ident n W. Everest and Mrs. NJ B. Shank, of
Indiana, J. q. Taylor, of Illinois, F. NJ Green,
Of Ohio, and the president a. r. Benton. In
the afternoon Mr.. G. L. Crowther delivered his
lecture on 1.-THE Land of the MoguT to an in
telligent and attentive audience.
To-day Saturday promises to be one Of
the most gratifying days of the assembly. 1t
being college day, the addresses will all be upon
educational topics. The eminent men expected
to deliver discourses are President j. III. Bruner,
of Abingdon College Illinois; President H. w.
Everest of Butler University, Indiana; President
A. G.. Laughlin, of Hiram College, Ohio; Presi-
dent w. K Pendleton, of Bethany University,
West Virginia, and Prof A. r. Benton of But,
be conducted by Knox P. Taylor, Sunday school
evangelist, of Illinois, who will also superintend
the Sunday school at 2 P. n. on Sunday. Robert
Moffet, Of Cleveland win deliver the Sunday
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REPUBLICANS AT WORK.
Major CaIkins Engaged in Canyassing the
State Meetings at Various Points.

The Republican State campaign committee
already have over 100 names on their list of
speakers who are to be assigned to appointments
for speeches in the State. Colonel Edwin G.
Pierce, of Providence, r. L, one of the most
gifted of the New England orators, has accepted
an invitation to deliver several speeches in Indi
ana, and Rev. George w. Pepper, of Ohio, the
noted Irish agitator, will be one of the speakers
in the State, Blanche K. Bruce, the Register of
the Treasury, will enter the campaign in Indi
ana, and deliver several speeches after the lst Of
October. Governor Porter will begin his can
vass about the 1st of September, and will speak
in every congressional district in the State.
Senator Harrison has been invited to speak in
Ohio, New York and West Virginia Jim Wood,
the Irish miner, will begin early and make
thorough canvass Of the State. Stan
ton J. Peelle returned yesterday from a
trip through the southern part of the State with
Major Calkins, and he states that the Republican
meetings at all points were unexpectedly large
and enthusiastic. Mr.. Calkins has been heartily
received wherever he has spoken, and he has
made the most favorable impression upon his
audiences His canvass thus far has been salts
factory and encouraging. Mr. Calkins will be
IN the city this afternoon. Next week he will
speak on Monday at Portland, on Tuesday at
Decatur, on Wednesday at Huntington, on Thurs
day at Rome City, on Friday at Auburn, and on
Saturday he will speak before the Fountain
county Republican convention, at. Veede burg.
On next Saturday evening Hon. Stanton j. Peelle
will speak at Charlottesville, and on the same
evening Hon. Charles L. Holstein will open the
campaign at Terre Haute, in the new wigwam
which has been erected in that city.
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This Weak,s sciasors.

Scissors this week presents another aspect Of
the Shiel-Prohibition-Sim Coy Democracy coal
ition in cartoon, in which one citizen with
his hat labeled Local Democracy" ana another
citizen labeled Prohibition party" are mixing
political decoction, composed of gallon Of
whisky to pint Of water. The cartoon Wood
man, spare that tree, = is excellent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
Resora the son,ras

In Esquire Johnsons court, yesterday,
Arthur Sanders was held in $500 bail for at
tempting to black-mail Edward h. Miller out Of
50 Mueller had,walked short distance on the
street, night before last, with woman whom
Sanders claimed was his wife, and the latter
asked for 81 to smooth over criminality which
Miller says did not take place.
The case against Vim. Terrell, Of North IN
dianapolis, charged with wife desertion, was CON
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-09
The Bloomingdale Camp.

Reports from the ladies at Bloomingdale Glens
show that they are enjoying camp life with great
zest- They are in excellent condition for enter.
tanning visitors A number of guests can be
provided for with lodgings, and all who can do
SO should spend at least one night at the Glens.
One day is hardly sufhcient for seeing all the
wonders Of this beautiful spot