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4 Passenger Train COliidcs with q
Freight EnGine-ScvcrRl Lives Lost.

SrxBuRY, Pa, June pa bad wreck
occurred on the Shamoliin railroad between
Sunbury and Shamokin this morning The
freight wreck yesterday delayed traffic and
passenger train left here al this morning
When it reached deep cut about four miles
from Shamokin it met freight engine re-
turning from Yesterdays wreck and col
lision occurred. William Maick, a train
dispatcher, who was riding on the engine,
Shultz, the fireman of the passenger engine,
and tramp riding between the engine and
baggage car were killed. Engineer Umple-
by were badly scalded. Both engines are a
total wreck but no passengers are reported
hurt
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An Attempt to Swindle Insurance Com
panica,

PORTLAND, Or, June 24.-The house Of
Lewis Kackley, near lIillsboro, was burned
Saturday night, and the supposed remains of
Kackley were found in the ruins. 1t Is
claimed that he was murdered and the house
fired. His wife and child were absent at the
time. Investigation yesterday led to the be-
lief that the affair was an attempt 20 swindle
the insurance companies, and that an old
skeleton was placed in the ruins to represent
the supposed charred remains of Kacl,ley.
He was insured for $4,000. An investigation
is in progress.
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WIS. MIN A. CassaXant.

|
The Philadelphia correspondent of the N
Y. christian Adrocate. in late communica.
,;o, =, ,ho, ro,,or ,,,,. ,,,o,,o, e,,i,, ,,,o,,
'.0N ~ 'n"' 'uP0', mus niaN's n'''ps ihei
{ llon OF The following sad event;
I cone Of our beloved pastors has sustained a
SG rp EQuh N ne loss OF ms most excellent WE
ETH INST, at inc parsonage of the Pitman Cburch
| OF which her husband was pastor She was con
yefted IN rallSsoHfg N IN ner fifteenth year
SemisaTy vermont in he class Of 6I Al 9a yeaIs
Of age she was united in marriage to Brother Cas-
savant, ana proved herself helpmeet, indeed.
cal bnt 0rnectonaI sSeeEer and w,r IU oy 10.
| half OF woman's foreign missionary work, and had
ripe Christian experience. When about 10
s me 10 new y S ner n "a
| provided, ana where the brethren are good and
pure rhe funeral services were held In Pitman
NGuaGrnnoGn tuesuay GoHucISu ny pdesi4ihg EIder
Neeiy, ana others. Brother Cassayant and his
| motherless family have the profound sympathy
Oh MS MOCK anu all VINO know hlin.'
The Rev. IL. b. Cassavsnt was formerly q
Burlington boy, and furnishes a striking in
| stance OF a self-made man. He is of Cana
dian French extraction, and of Roman
Catholic parentage. His parents, dur
ing his boyhood, lived in Starks-
boro. Attending a school house Methodist
meeting, on certain occasion, his religious
nature was so profoundly impressed that not
long after he made a public profession of
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ScEOOnerA AshOrc.

NEWCASTLE, Del, June 24.-The schooner
Charles A. Coulomb, from Philadelphia for
Portland is ashore on Goose Island. Tugs
pulled on her at high water, but failed TO
float her
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24.-The
schooner George S. Tarbell, from Booth bay,
with ice for this port, is ashore on the Horse
Shoe in the Delaware river. Tugs ore pull
ing on her.
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Hsiues by mistake took a dose Of aqua
ammonia this morning and her condition is
regarded as critical.
PnLADErPH1A, June 24.-Two thousand
shoe makers struck here to-day for an ad-
vance in wages. Several manufacturers
| have granted the increase.
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FAILURE of Matthew Morgan q Sons

New YORK, June 24,-The failure is an
nounced to-day of Matthew Morgan & Sons
Their friends say that the suspension is q
good deal like the Garrison assignment, and
that the assets exceed the liabilities. The
suspension was mainly due to the decline in
BleIlcan securities. The firm was q large
subscriber to the Mexican National Construc-
lion company,
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WASHINGTON TOPICS.
mr. Hcwitt's TariH Hill to be Report.
ed EayOrably.

WARRINGTON, June 2i.-The House com
mittee on ways and means to-day, by vote
OF to ?, agreed to report favorably on tho
administrative portion of Mr.. Hewltt's tariff
bill as far as il relates to customs duties
hessrs. Kasson, Russell and Blackburn
we're not present. The division on the bill
was on party lines, the democrats voting for,
ssnd republicans against it.
a Commissioner OF Naval Architec-
turc.
Senator Frye reported favorably u the
Senate to-day from the committee on naval
affairs the bill introduced by him yesterday
10 proVlde Tor the appointment of COM
missioner OF naval architecture and marine
engineers, TO examine Improvements in
steamships and new designs for steam YES
sells.
Death ora Veteran of Five Wars.
Gen. Ward B. Burnett of New York, al
ter lingering illness, died in this city this
morning, lie was a veteran of 1--WE wars
and the Oldest living graduate of West point,
VINO became general in the Mexican war.
Minor Washington Notes.
Owing to the absence from the city of Sec
rttarles Folger Lincoln, and Teller the Cabi-
net meeting which was to be held to-day for
the consideration of the Filz-John Porter
bill has been postponed till tomorrow.
The Senate committee on finance had an.
other consideration of the trade dollar bill
to-day. Further consideration and action
was postponed until next December for the
reason that the concurrence of the House in
The amendment could not be obtained this
session.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senate con.
trmed the naval appointment, as ensign, of
VIM. b. Fletcher, OF Vermont
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Eight Men Buried In Railroad Tun

SrEusEN'lLlE, o., June ga portion of
Goulds tunnel on the Panhandle railroad
west of here, which had been nearly COM
plcted, caved in this morning burying eight
men and bay Four of the party are
thought to be fatally injured and the others
badly hurt. They are mostly Italians.
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A sudden Death in Bcnnina ton.

BENxryGTox, VT, June 24.-This after
noon George Benton fell dead in the street.
Cause apoplexy. He wos rs years Of age.
He was formerly noted manufacturer and
had represented Bennington in the State
legislature,
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WANTED. LADIES AND GENTLE.

w MEN IN town or country, distance no objeC.
ton; can have steady work AT their homes all the
year round, and can make from $40 toSlb per week
no canyassng; WORK sent by mail Address OAK.
LAND MFG CO., Box j2!2, Boston Mass.
62W4W
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SENSATION IN RUSSIA.
The demonstrations of d crdzey Ayyakens
New Terror Among the Royalty.

ST. PETERSBURG, June ga sensation
was created here this morning by the receipt
CT kilograms from Odessa announcing that
Capt. Gerdzey, prominent officer of the
Gendarmes, had been assassinated by Mill
lists His body was found with bullet hole
in the temple and dagger sticking in the
heart with note pinned to his coat, which
left no doubt that the murder was the work
of Nihilists. Capt Gerdzey's murder has
produced a sensation in Russia equal to that
OF the assassination of Lieut.. Col. Sudeikin
The Death OF the Prince of Orange.
THE HAGUE, June 24.-In the lower house
Of the States General to-day, the president
referred to the death of the Prince of Orange
Coupled with mourning was a feeling of
anxiety for the future. The Chamber ad-
jOurned without doing business, as a mark
of respect.
LONDON, June 24.-The English court
will go into weeks mourning in memory
of the late Prince of Orange.
Foreign Briefs.
TouLoN, June 24-Therc have been no
deaths from cholera at the Marine Hospital
since Sunday.
MARsEILEs, June 24.-Travelers assert
that eighteen deaths from cholera have &C.
CURED at Toulon.
CAIRO, June 34.-Col. Kitchener with
fifty men, has arrived at Korosko, and daily
expects an attack on the town.
FoULoN, June 24.-Fourteen fresh cases
Of cholera were reported yesterday, One
patient died. The gravity of the symptoms
are decreasing.
MADRID, June 24.-The cabinet has Or
dered the strlctest quarantine against French
shipping and land communication with
Toulon is prohibited.
PARIS, June 24.-The Senate to-day elect
cd M, Pierre Pelican and Vice-Admiral
Peyron life Senators.
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Business Failures in Massachusetts.

BosroN, June "a - The Union Comb
Company of Leominster, Mass, has assigned.
Liabilities 100000.
Laming & Drisko, builders and planning
mill owners, of Dorchester, have filed vol.
un,ary petition of insolvency. Liabilities,
$4,000 assets, $4,000.
The creditors of Henry Mayo & Co., fish
Gamers, to-day voted to accept the PROPOSE
ton of the firm t. C., to form themselves
into stock company and continue the bust
ness.
Sylvanus G. Blanchard, master mariner,
has been petioned into insolvency.
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RUTLAND, VT, June 24.--Thc first Blaine
and Logan rally held here tonight was
largely attended. 1t was under the auspices
of the Republican county committee. Hon.
Walter c. Dunton was elected chairman.
Rousing speeches were made by Hon. d. f.
Nicholson aud Hon. Henry Ballard. The
meeting was great success.
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Other ENTERTAINMENTS.

MONTREAL, June 24.-Sevcral Canadian
banks are involved by Kershaw Is Co.'S
failure at Chicago, the Montreal bank
to the extent of $500, 000
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VERMONT NE WS.
An Enthusiastic Republican Mass Con
yention at 81. Johnsbury.

ST.. JoHNsBrRY, Vt, June 2i.-The larg-
est mass Republican convention ever known
in this county was held here to-day to nom
mate State senators and county officers. 1t
organized with Col. Franklin Fairbanks as
president. On taking the chair COL Fair
banks addressed the convention, warmly
supporting the National and State nomina-
tons and lashing the 1ndepend ents, or
dependents" as he styled them, severely,
which called out cheers from the audience
The convention was called as mass con
ven,ion and a resolution making it delegate
convention brought out much discussion,
but was carried. A resolution endorsing
Blaine and Logan was adopted At the
close the chairman called for three cheers
for Blaine, which were given. A Blaine and
Logan flag was put out to-day.
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The Philadelphia correspondent of the N.
Y. Christian AdrOcate, in late communica-
ton to that paper, thus makes fitting men,
ton Of the following sad event:
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EECOLTE. - TOus les rapports
qui nous parviennent sur la recolte
sont dcs plus encourageants. La
pousse des cannes marche rapide'
ment ct tous les jours on prodult
dams les Establishments d'affaires
commercials de tres beaux echan-
tillons de cannes & sucre. LIE riz
Went bien, des grapes bien fournis
Sc development sur les tiges, ct
quelques champs seront bientot
prets 4 recevoir les mOissonneurs'
LIE mails, qui soutfert I'M peu au
commencement de Ia saison, s'est
beaucoup amelior6 depuis ct pro
met un bien meilleur rendement qu'
on esperait dams le principe.
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BUREAU DE POsTE.- LIE nOu.
veau bureau de Poste, installe &C
tuellement a pencoignure des rues
market ct Maronge, ne resemble
pas du tout q pancien. Celui>ci est
beaucoup plus propre, bien mieux
amenag6, ct le public peut fac'le-
ment recevoir ses matieres postales,
sans etre oblig6 CONNIE precedem-
ment de Sc busculer pour arrlver
au guichet de distribution.
A cote, COMMUNICATE avec &c
bureau, Sc trouve Ia grocerie de
Mr.. G. Boudreaux, on les families
trouveront toujoors tous les
c~omestibles d3sirables de pre-
miere qualite ct celia a des prix
aussi moderes que possible.
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ST. HALLE

LIE ST. Charles Herald annonce
que le chemin de fer Texas Pacii-
que achevera bi@nt6s sea tsasWwz~Sk
a crevasse Davis 1T que les trains
reprendront lrurs service qu"tidieu.
Les PREPARATIONS ont etc settlement
faites.
Q~uinZe.centx personnes ont recu
de~ secOnrs, par suite des inonda-
tions dams cette parOiSSe It 10 NOM
bre deS ratiOnS distributes s'est
6leve 4 22,5OO.
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SKATING.-Les amateurs de pa.
image apprendront avec plaisir
que Mr.. o. Legendre sc propose de
re-ouvrir prochainement les portes
de Sa sale aux amateurs dc Get ex-
ercice-un des plus salutairrs pour
lie develOppement des faculties ply
siques. CONNIE dams lie temps jadis,
il y aura une s6ance dams Vapres
midi ct Pautre le soir jus4u'a 10
heures.
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DEPART.-Mr. John NJ. Walsh

DEPART.-Mr. John NJ. Walsh.
depute sheriff, est parti au common
cement de cette semaine pour Ba-
ton Rouge, en- charge du constable
Anderson Sergent, condamne a
clnq annees de travaux forces, ct
dun nomme Weisler, condamne a
deux ans. LIE premier pour faux en-
ecrlture ct le second pour vol.
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LoTERIE. - Dernierement q ell
lieu une loterie DUN chevai ct bug.
y, ct c'est lie porteur du numero
Las qui a etc l'heureux gagnant ;
mails il paraitrait que deux autres
indivilus etaient porteurs de ce
meme num6ro. Quel etait lie bon,
Quels 6taient les mauvais. La chose,
Quoique tres embarrassante, a etc,
apres investigation, decidee confor'
mement & la justice ct a requite ct
sur le temoignage de pesonnes di.
ne de fol.
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WHARF.-Les travaux du wharf
continent toujouys avec IL meme
rapidit6. Dams un couple de semai'
mes tous les poteaux seront plant6s
ct ayant Ia nouvelle crue des eaux
tout lie travail sera complete ct met
ira la Vile 4 Pabri de toute inon'
!! dalton.
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!. 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, L.
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AFFAIERs.-Quoique r6tat SAM
taire de nOtre vile soft dams une
parfaite condition, les affaires com.
merciales ne sont pas &c qu'0n peut
appeler tres brillantes. Les maya
sins dependant sont en- general,
passablement bien ass0rtis pour
que les consOmmateurs de IL cam
payne puissent y trouver tout &c
uni leur est ~necesSaire. Les mar.
Glands attendent avec impotence
lie mois de %septembre, pendant le'
quel la reprise des affaires CONNER.
ciales aura certainement lieu.
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1NHUMATION.-Le derlier reje-
ton de la SENTINELLE, repondant
au nom de M6dor, Went de MOURN
dune inflammation d'intestin. &c ne
sont pas lea sDins Qui lui ont man.
que; tOus les traiteurs connns ont
etc appele, ct malgre tous les an
tidotes qu'ils lui ont administr6 la
maladie a suivi son cours. LIE Rev
0. Marlborough, lie veteran des dray-
men, la conduit a sa derniere de-
meure ct a prononce 10 So tombe
lie panegerique de ses vertus.
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VOYAGE Mr.. Emile Taiuenx-
alite depuis quelque temps par
suite du travail constant que lui
susclta'ent ses atfaires, est parti la
semaine derniere pour vaakesha.
d'od nous esperons Quill reyiendra
plein de sante ct de vigueur.
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OFFRE.-TOus nos sOuscrlpteurs
qui paieront lie montant de leurs
subscriptions en- plein ct une aimee
d'avanoe, recevront gratuitement,
pendant une aimee, pAmerican
Farmer ct un trait6 surles maladies
des chevaux ct muletS.
LAmericam Farmer est un jour-
nal public dams pIndiana, exclu-
sivement d6v0u6 aux inter6ts des
agriculteurs, q r6levage des ami
maux, aux jardiniers ct q toute sor-
to d'industries qui &c rattachent a
Ia culture.
LIE trait6 sur les maladies des
chevaux est un livre indispensable
4 tous ceux qui ont des animaux.
Toutes les maladies y sont lucide-
ment d&crites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donn6s.
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LIE d6partement du feu de Hou-
ma q fait l'acquisitiOn dune dou-
zaine de baquets Ell c%aoutchout.
LH6tel de France, sous la direc.
ton de Mr.. J. NJ. Durand, est deve.
nu le rendezvous de tous les voya.
gears qui Won't visiter Houma.
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HOTOGRAPHGALLERY

I, the underslgned. take the pleasure Of an
nouncing to the public in general, that l have
opened a PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and st. Bridget Streets, where
l will make PHOTOGRAPHS. GEMS. ETC.
Copies n Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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AVIS.
Bureau du Ccmmissaire }
de Ia Paroisse LafOnrche, )

Bureau du Ccmmissaire
de Ia Paroisse LafOnrche. ,
Thibodanx. Lne.. 9 A00t 1884.
LIE so~ussigne. cotnuissairc de In posoialo
Lafourche pour rExrosition Universelle
qui doit s'ouvrir 4 Ia Nouvelle-O ORLEANS 10
Ter decembre 1884. d6sirant que toutes les
resource lie Ia pa~r.isse soient pleinoment
~repr6sent3es 4 cette exhibition. sollicite
le conconrs de toutes les personnes qni ont
4 cGur do vOir renxitre h prOsperite daas
Horticulture. le IN ct lindustrie,
en- preparaut ct eli me faissnt parveuir,
dams le plus BRET delai possible. tous les
produits qui peuvent attirer lattentiOn
des n%ombreux strangers qni visiteront
lExposition Universelle de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans.
F. SAMOAN.
Commissaire
de IL paroisse LafOnrche
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f
Agule Cure

Content un anstid0te p<,url es mala-
dies occas;onnGes par lie poison miasnatique
qui, jusqu'ic nest pas c0nnua vuir entire dams
ancnn autre remede. II ne content pas de
Quiniue, nj aucune substance minera'e on de-
letere quelconque. ct conseque,nment ne pro-
duit ancun effet maifaisant sur la c0Dstitu-
ton, laissaut lie systcme tel quill etait avant
fattaquc. -
8 Nous .l rarDtisOnS q ue lie "AGCE
CUEkE' d'AycE guerit tout cas- de teyre
ct de frisson tievres imtermittentes, remit
tentes ct bilieuses. ct Ia nlalad!e dc foie coca
siOnnee par le miasme. Dams lie cas- on. apres
que Ton aurait fait un usage Suits amment
prOlonge du remede u'obtenait pas 10 r6sultat
vOulu, les marchands sont autorises, par nOtre
circnlaire, EN- datc du Ter Juliet 1851, d'cn
r~embourser IL c01t.
DIR u. G. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass
A vendre par tous les DroguiAtes. -
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NOTICE..

Ny friends and the public are notified that
l have opened a Grocery in the Red store
opposite the Thibodanx Bridge, where
Of Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors.
Give me a call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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A VENDRE.

I'm certain moroccan de terre mesurant nm
arpent carrG, sur leqnel Sc trOuvent une resi-
dence, un grand magasin. une cour, Nm jardin
avec de nOmbreux arbres ~fruitiers ct autros
~d6pendances.
Prix $4,000.
S'adresser i
Is Dec. 1883. NINE VICTOR PAVE.
en- bae de Lcckp0rt, Lafourche.
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Pectoral-C erise dAyer
layers CHERRY PICTORIAL. !.

DIZZINESS "Orrvi1le, Ohio, 10 Sept, 1859.
'''S''s~' "Aysnt ete sujet 1 une a1reo-
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frequents, pendant de nombreuses ann6es, -
certiie par eette Retire que 10 PECTORAIr
CERIsE D'AYER me soulage promptement ct
ct le remAde 10 plus efacace que j'aie jamais
e0eaye. JAMES A. HAMILTON.
Editeur " Tie Cesceak.~
T0lN "Mt. Gilesd, Ohio. 3 JUN, 1851.
'SS"s 40 pFintemps passe, j'ai employs
ayec grand succAs, pour une maladie Do
poumons ct une forte toux, Il PEcT0aAI-
CERIsE D'AYER, Of c'est avec plaisir que y 10
recommAnde ! o ceux qui soufffent de-
names Affections. HARVEY BAU0HNAN.
Propeietaire du Globe Hoeel.~
I1EPARfE PAR
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En- vente chez tous lea Droguistes.