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For Amendment No. l. to the Ordi-
nance relative to State Debt, Thirty one
hundred and Twenty .3l9l
Against Amendment No. 1. to the
ordinance relative to State Debt, Six......f
For Amendment No. 9 10 Art i46 re
awe to fees and charges i'll the Parish
OF orleans. .I4irty-0ne hundred and
3loe
Against Amendment No. ; to Art.
lao, relative to tees aud charges in the
For Amendsnenst No. ; TO- Ar. 81 70
latlve to jurisdiction of the Supreme
Court, Thirty Que hundred and Twenty
........3l2l
Against Amendment No. 3to Art.
Oh relative to the jurisdiction Of the Su-
For Amendment No. 4 to Art. IS rela.
Ave TO JurisdietiOn Of Courts Of Appeals
thirty one hundred and Twenty go. 3l22
Against Amead meDt No. 4 to Art.
70 relative to Jurisdiction Of Courts Of
For Amendment M stc A.. n;
latlve to trial Of cases in Courts of Ap-
peeis, whore the Judges cannot agree.
Ihirty-one hundred and Tweuty.tWo....3l23
Against Ame0d0it ut No. 5 to Art,
iVI relative to trial Of cases in Courts Of
Appeais. where the Judges cannot
For Amendment No. s to Art. i2S
relative to jurisdiction of Courts of An
peal for the Parish of Orleans. Thirty.
ope hundred and Twenty-two..........3l2 300
Against Amendment No. s to Art.
~ relative to jurisdiction to Courts Of
appeal tor the Parish Of Orleans. Fve......5
For Amendment No. Z to Art. l35 re
lative to jurisdiction Of the CITY Courts
OF the Parish Of Orleans, Thirty-one
hundred and Observation-Disclosures 0
-. Against Amendment No. z to Art.
lS5 relative to Jurisdiction Of Citv
Courts OF The Parish Of Orleans, Five......5
For Amendment No 8. to Art. $50 re
lative to the Jurisdiction of the Civil Dis
Court of the Parish of Orieana
hundred and Twenty-two... .3l22
Against Amendment Nos to Art.
lJO relative to the Jurisdiction Of the
District Court of the Parish of
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Will receive our prompt attention. Samples
anu l:-inessurement willingly sent on al.
AGO Vi charge. 1853
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Read Proof Of Wonderful
Cures.

Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. 9th, 1889.
BID. ken1all l. Co. Gentlemen: / feel Il
2 duty b. Others suffering with The piles and
TELLING Of the return to write Won. have
bad the piles and pr"lapsms Of tho r.ctn,m ior
9ve years, for the past three years ! have suf
iered the most agonizing pam. Tried eyery
thing without relief. bnt after ten days NAE
Of kendalrs SPAWN Cure l have not SEGA or
heart Of the piles since. One who has not
sunered as l have cannot comprehend the
great JOY that I feel at heing cured Of a dis.
ease almost worse than death. / had a yalua
pie youLg horse that had u large Luucl, gath.
er GU bis breast bone. l tried all kinds at lin
iment and had it cut open w,t,out aDy bene.
ut. Saw your advertisement anil bought =
bottle Of kcndalPs SPAWN Cure and ordvreI
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OFFICIALS:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF

Be it known that l. the undersigned, Re-
turning Officer of the Parish Of LafOurcbe
did, this day repair to the Court House OF
said parish tor the purpose of compiling the
returns sent in by the Commissioners Of Elec
ton at the several polling places in said par. !
ish, Of 40 election ee!4 therein en !he s:na
uay of April. 1854, for the purpose of eleoting
State aud Parish officers, and have ASCERTAIN
al thereffO,u that the Votes cast III said par
ish ut said election FOR the different officers
and for and against the amendments OF the
Constitution submitted to the electors Of tbs
parish are as follows tO-wit:
For Governor:
Samuel ID. McF.aery. Seventeen hundred
Seventy-three>
John =. Stevenson. Fourteen hun
dred aid Twenty 1892
For Lieutenant Governor
Clay knobloch, Eighteen haadred
ana Mint. 1909
War; N, Barwetl, Thirte:n hun,.red
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........l3S1
Fer Secretary OF State;
Oscar Arroyo, Els htccn hu.ndred.... 1890
F:W higgins, Eoacteeu hundred
Fer Attorney General:
NJ. j. Cunningham. Eighteen hun
Ahled shaw, Fourteen hundred, l4uU
For State Auditoe Of Public Accounts:
U. u. Steele, Eighteen hundred and
Claudius Mayo, Thirteen h4ndred
and Ninety-se.en.-....... ---.........l397
Fur State Treasurer
E. A. Burke, Seventeen hundred
and Thirty
NJ. +. Bonzano, Thirteen hundred
anu Ninety 1896
For State Superintendent Of Education
Warren Easton, Eighteen hundred
and Nineteen
BE Flanders, Thirteen hundred
For State Senators 9Th. Senatorial District ::
Mayer Cahen, Fourteen hundred
anu lH2
Jordan Stewart, Fourteen hundred
For Representative:
H. N. Coulon. Seventeen hundred
and Neventy-fOur--
DR.. Haraug, Eighteen hundred and
twenty 1920
Isaiah Lawson. Two hundred and
E1guty $50
4: L. Hara.s, Fourteen hundred
~n' W. as1 4. King: Eleven hundred and
oV6S ~VUAs " IN OIStTlCt :
A. +. Knobloch, Seventeen hundred
and Sevcnty-six
Taylor Beattie, Fourteen hundred
and FOrty-three
For District Attorney:
E. IA. O'Sullivan, Seventeen hun.
dred aud Seventy Nine. 1879
John .. Billiu, Three hundred land
fOrty-nlne. 349
For Clerk Of the District Court
Emile E. Leblanc, Eighteen nun
dred aud Twenty -one. 1921
J.. T. WhitcAurst. Thirteen hundred
For Sheriff
T~he0phile T~hibodaux, Sixteen hun.
dred and i6n5
Adrien Roger, Thirteen hundred
j. H. Bailey, Two hundred and
y. Seviu Twenty mine.
For Coroner
DIR. Gszzo, Jr, Sixteen hundred and
....lOlO
Dr. Fulton Rogers, Fifteen hundred
and Thirty three l5a3
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Icy voyageurs gail Went do faire de no.,'
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PRIx MODEREEs.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-16

ELECTION OF OFFIczRs-Geosge C. Whiting
ee Sass John na Ass sss;s w. w. 0o crg
treasurer, Samuel c. Palmer.
ME Wheatley, the 14ye.r-od daughter OF MI.
samuel Wheatley. died YESTERDAY morning from
typhoid fever; The young lady was well-known In
ILL-Dr. Tylers physician pronounces his con-
dition little worse this morning:
GRAIN RECEIPTS.-Canal boat Maryland arrived
with $500 bushels OF wheat, and canal boat Veal
and Leigh arrived with 9, 900 bushels OF wheat for
sHIrrrNo Nsws-sehooner J. W. Pouder cleared,
light, yesterday for Fredericksburg.
Alexandrsa Affairs.
Reported for TEE EVENING STAR
POLITICS AND PAv.-Rudolph Thompson, col
ored man, brought suit yesterday against Hen.
Lewis McKeusie for $50 claimed as the value OF
time and labor spent In service as committee to
.see that republican voters registered and voted at
the last election. justices Whttiesey and Nall
been paid 81, but a. Alexandra had received no
funds from tho natiOual committee the party
uTy was low: and there was no more money for
Thompson. The justices held that Mr.. McKensie
was not liable for the amount claimed, and dis
missed the case. Mr.. Mex. paid the costs Of his
CORPORATION CoURr.-The corporation court has
closed Its December term. The last order con-
nriued :he gaze Of the Atkinson property, where q
STREET, and considerably out OF repair, sold for
POLICE Rsrokr.-There was one prisoner 1t the
station house this morning, Martha Phillips, col
ored, arrested BY Officers Franks and Grady,
Charge stealing goods from Mrs Martha Laws.
EorEs.-Wm. a. Vincent was unanimously
chosen yesterday afternoon by the city electoral
board to be state assessor for the coming assess
ment-A pleasant entertainment TOOK place last
night at ArInory hall under the auspices Of Trinity
NJ. E. church schoOL-Work is now being done
on Ar: Rotgers contract for the repair OF Hunting
creek bridge. The new bridge will be ady for
service before the PA OF February. 1t is on the
direct route to Mount Vernon.
FINED FOR AssAULTING MS SIsTER.-In the Police
Court, this morning, John N. Magee pleaded guilty
10 aSsaulting his sister, Mrs. Ell, who testified That
hsr brother came TO her house, 400 I1tn street
southwest, yesterday. aud asked for something
to eat, and bit her on the arm and struck her
several times. He was tEed $40, and put under
his personal bonds to keep the peace.
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