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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The Cholera in Spain-Detailed Statement of
New Cases and Deaths.
MADRID July 18-In Madrid nine new cases
of cholera and four deaths were reported In
the adjacent villages nine new cases and five
deaths. In Aranjuez, no new cases, but five
deaths In the city Of Murcia ten new cases
and four deaths In the province of Murcia
outside the city, 1875 new cases and eighty three
deaths. In the city of Valencia, 131 cases and
sixty nine deaths, and in the balance of the
province of Valencia, 4o4 cases and 204 deaths
There were 1929 new cases of cholera and 624
deaths from the disease reported yesterday in
Spain
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British Occupation of Port Hamilton.

LONDON, July 16-From Paris it is stated that
an officer aboard the Audacious, writing from
Nagasaki, says that the British dag despite thu
denial of the English government. is flying over
Port Hamilton, in the Corean Archipelago. He
further states the British are busily engaged in
preparing military defences and laying torpedoes
recently arrived there, were greatly surprised to
find the place completely occupied by the Brit
ish, and were compelled to retire.
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The Ameer's Absurd Claim.

LONDON. July 1S.-The proclamation of the
Ameer Of Afghanistan, announcing the receipt
by him of the decoration of the Star of India.
and declaring that he was now entitled to aid
from the Indian army. if necessary, was issued
at Herat The Amer in his proclamation Or
dered the the illumination of Herat, to celebrate
his inYesture with the order.
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Derby The money required to pay the men was
brought to the mills under strong guard, at
o'clock this morning None of the men in the
mill had checks, and their money was paid as
usual. 1t is understood that the checks possessed
by ali the strikers will be taken from them when
they are paid their wages.
There was absolutely no excitement whatever
during the day; the men received their pay and
went to their homes.
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They Tried to Steal a Pay-Car.

ATLANTA Ga, July 18.--At daylight detect
ives arrested George Rose at his home. several
miles from this city. Rose is charged with be-
ing connected with the recent attempt
to steal the Richmond & Danvlle
pay car He was found wounded
the result of the fusilade during the attempt to
rescue the car. His brother, Charley Rose, who
is supposed to have murdered his wife a year
ago, was wanted for the pay-car crime, but
escaped in the darkness, and efforts are being
made to catch him
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Fatal Accident on the West Jersey Road.

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-The express train
from Atlantic City on the West Jersey railroad,
ran off the track at Newield station, this morn
ing. The engine was demolished and the en-
gineer, George Murphy. residing in Camden,
received injuries from which he expired in
short time. A number of passengers were
slightly injured. The engineer was a married
man, and leaves family. 1t is stated that his
brave conduct in remaining at his post averted
more disastrous results. The accident was
caused by misplaced switch.
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The Affair of the Consuls Clerk.

ST. PETERSBURG July 18-It is now stated
that the clerk of Mr.. Finn, the British consul at
Resht Persia, who was arrested by the Rus
SLAMS in the early part of last June, while he
was searching for lost mule beyond the
Persian frontier, was taken into custody as a
suspicious person because he failed to produce
the credentials, and that he was liberated the
moment the Russians ascertained he was an
English servant
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FRENCH POLITICS.

The Religious Question To BE a Prominent
One In the Next Election.
LONDON. July 18.-From Paris it is stated that
the most important question in the coming gen
era elections in France will be the religious
question This fact is generally recognized, and
the Pope and Cardinal Guibert, Archbishop of
Paris, are directing all their efforts to prevent
result which will eliminate in a separation of
church and state in France. Undoubtedly. a
very large number of Catholics in France view
separation as valuable to the cause of liberty Of
Catholic action
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The Sarasta Thugs Convicted

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July ia special from
Pine Level says: The jury in the case of the
State VS.. tho Sarasta thugs-Edmund
Bacon as principal and Leo Andrews,
Adam W. Hunter and Alfred B. Bidwell
as accessories, before the fact yesterday brought
Andrews and Bidwell, and cleared Hunter The
crime charged was the killing of Harrison r.
Riley in August, 1884 Two of the thugs turned
States evidence
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Opinions of the Iand-PurcI,as

DUBLIN, July 18.-The Irish Times approves
the land-purchase bill introduced by Lord
Ashbourne, in the House of Lords, last evening
The Dublin Express says the bill cannot succeed.
The Freemans Journal declares that it is
amazed that the government should expect that
plan small would in anywise help to settle the
land question.
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FurlOugh Recalled.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Paris to
the Exchange Telegraph Company says that the
French ambassador at ST. Petersburg who was
about to leave the Russian army on furlough,
to enjoy a vacation, has been ordered to remain
at his post, because of the gravity of the Afghan
4 ,,l%x
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Ielesias Issues a Manifesto.

LIMA, July 1S.-To-days papers contain .
manifesto from President Iglesais respecting his
policy, and calling upon the people to assist him
in giving the country peace, liberty and unison
The Army Of the Center returned here to-day
from Chicla
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Failure of a Tennessee Bank.

NASHVILLE, July ia special to the Ameri
can, from Gainesville, Ca, says: The private
banking house of j. j. Howard & Son suspended
to-day, and assigned to r. A. Clayton The
assets are estimated at $60OOO liabilities are
$1,000. The assignee will apply the proceeds;
pro rata; third, to general creditors The
heaviest creditor is the New York Chemical
Bank. of New York city. The creditors have
been called to meet ON the Goth inst 1t is
thought they will be paid in full.
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The Cabinet Claim to Entertain No Fears
of an Outbreak. but Are Neglect
ing No Precautions.
The Preparations Making for the Mar
riage of the Princess Beatrice.
Affairs of the Munster Bank-The Cholera
Epidemic in Spain-Interesting Per-
sonal and General News.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

Reports that the Russians Have Determined
to Seize Herat.
LONDON, July 18.-Dispatches received from
Paris this afternoon report that the French
Foreign Office has received information which
shows conclusvely that the Russians are deter
mincd on Selling Herat and that the massing of
Russian troops now going on at Zulfkar Pass
is for that purpose. A Cabinet council is now
being held. The Russo-Afghan boundary cues
tion is the subject Of the Cabinets considera-
tinn
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A Failure at Greencastle.
n 81 A.

Special to the IndlanaDOIl5 JOurnaI.
GREENcAsTLE, July 1S-W. G. Burnett, the
oldest boot and shoe dealer in the city, was
forced to make an assignment this afternoon.
His liabilities are over So OOO and nominal assets
about S., 900. This is the second failure in
Greencastle during the past week.
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THE MUNSTER BANK.
Meeting of Shareholders to Devise Means
for It's Resuscitation.


DUBLIN, July ia large meeting of share
holders Of the Munster Bank was held here to.
day. to consider means to settle the affairs of the
concern and enable it to resume business Ali
the directors of the bank were present.
The meeting appointed commit
tee to ascertain the exact financial con
dition of the bank, and the best means
of reviving it on its former footing or as an
alternative Of reconstructing it on a solid found
dation. The directors were authorized to op,
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Smothered in a Tunnel.

CHAMBERsBURG, Pa. July l9-About sixty
men were overcome by foul air and smoke from
the blasting in the South Pennsylvania railroad
tunnel, at Roxbury, last evening. Two were
dead when rescued, and several others are not
expected to live.
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THE IRISH POLICY.
The Chancellor's Promise Regarded as an
Important Concession.

Important Concession.
DUBLIN, July 18-The Freeman's Journal,
commenting on the announcement made in the
House of Commons, yesterday, by Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, Chancellor of the Excheauer. that
the Earl of Carnarvop had, promised to personal
ly investigate the Maamtrasna, Barbaville and
Castle Island murder cases. in accordance with
this must be considered as substantial con-
cession, made by the British government to the
demands of justice. Earl Spencer, while he was
the Irish Viceroy, steadily refused to make such
inquiry.
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CHOLERA, DIpHTHERIA, FEvERs, MALARIA.
prevented by use the of Reed e. Carnrick's Sodiuna
Hypochlorite (disinfectantl. Recommended by
the Public Health Association as superior to all
other disinfectants and germicides. Sold every
where Send for pamphlet. 1872 Fulton street.
New York.
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Bloomirgdale Glens.

The kindergarten Association are making
arrangements for cheap excursion to these
beautiful glens, the exact date will be given in
a few days. For information apply to
c. SCHRADER, "a e. Washington ST.
G. w. NEW, Ga f. Washington, St
j. H. LAzERUs, l., D. & S. r. r.
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Death of the Venerable DIR. S. Irenaus pri

New YORK, July l8.-The Rev Dr. S Irenaus
Prime. died at 1915 p. NJ. to day, at Manchas ter,
Vt, where he was stricken by paralysis last
Sunday.
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wish to inform my friends and the pu0te
in general. that after a lapse Ut nine years
l find myself by a combination OF ~rcunstas
ces. once more numbered among the iner-
chants of Thibodaux. This happens. l mnsS
say. at u time If very general depression
throughout the whole country, in which our
immediate locality has not escaneu t" share
alike with others. l must say there Is moth
ing apparent to encourage ono to emtark N
merchandising. Int. lie this rs it NAV. l Will
have to take my chances with the times. l
will. saw / have opened at tlt. corner Of Mar
ket and st. Pbili, SITS. Major =. \. Grise-
morc's old standl II store f''r the sale Ot All
household goods, crockery. glassware. hard
ware, wOu ware, charcoal, coal on. 1nsu-
rance oil. gasoline oil for cooking. l have
also on hand II well selected stock OF cooking
stoves. such as the Charter Oak, Cotton Plans
Crescent and Be lie of Oh leans, and any guam
tity Of little articles useful in housekeeping
too numerous to enulnerate, all Of which l pre-
pose to selI at low prices for Cash aud In
vite al, hOu>ck+elers, the ladies' particularly,
to call and examine, and &c for themselves;
no pains spared TO please.
Twill say that my sister Mrs. s. T. Grisa-
nj ore. il interested with me III the business.
And trusting WI mci it. and will receive .
share Of the patronage Of tho public. l m
with much resin.ct L.. x. MCBRIDE,
Corner Market and st. Philip So.
The undersigned will be found ut the above
esta blishment where he will be pleased -
welcome his friends and former patrons.
s.. r. GkISAMORR,
Thib0daux. La. June 9Th. 1885.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Assumption. /.
Nicholas Victor, Arthur q. Blax-
chard, suLrogated, u. No. 24O6,
AAgMstiH Sole.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,

Thibodaux, Parish Of Lafourcho.
Take notice that acting by virtue Of u writ
of Fl Fla emanating from the above en.itl,d
Court in the above entitled and numbered
suit | have seized and will otler for SAFE 1t.
public auction pursuant to law to the last
and highest bidder ut the Court House, in tho
town of ThibOdaux. on Saturday, the 2Oth
day OF June, 1885, between the hours of IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ. the follow
ing described property to-wit:
A certain lot Of ground situated on the low
er confines of the town of Thibotaux, in said
parish and being the northern portion Of lot
Nc. l6 on a plan Of subdivision of a larger
tract Of land formerly belonging to Pierre La
garde made and executed BY j X. Gourdain,
surveyor. on the 10th January. 1883, said
fractional lot measuring forty five (45) feet
front on / arrow street by the whole depth of
said lot No. l6 between parallel lines and be-
ing bounded in front or west by Narrow
street, north by a street No. 10 ON said plan,
east, or in the rear, by u street or road sepa-
rating it from property nov or formerly be-
longing to widow Henry f. KnO bloch and
south by the remainder Of said lot No. is to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms and conditions Of sale: cash ON the
spot, in United States treasury notes. to pay
principal, interests and costs in the above
suit.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
May 10th. 1885. Sheriff
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Chronic Cotarrh.

. c. W. Meliier, Of 4o6 South Fourth
street, st. Louis, is twenty years Of age,
and has been q sufferer from chronic
catarrh, which had become quite often
sive. When he came to DR.. Hartman, two
months ago, he was told it would take six
months to cure HIN. But he has pro-
crossed beyond all expectations, and
nearly all signs Of the disease have dis
appeared. Before being treated he could
not breathe out of the nose, and now he
has perfect control Of the nasal organ.
PERUNA did the business.
James Dunn, Of 1870 Gay street, St.
Louis, has suffered from catarrh since
1870. The gentleman told the reporter
the following straightforward story Of
his case. II took the disease in Mem
phis. It commenced in my head and
extended to my throat, and a bad cough
followed. / went to a number of ply
s~icians, and they told me my trouble was
liver disease, and one said it was palpita-
ton Of the heart that caused the cough.
For the last year I have been practically
worthless. / could not ascend a flight of
stairs without suffering from shortness Of
breath and fast beating Of the heart, and
my appetite wal very defective. After
eating / often coughed SO hard that !
would throw up everything in my stom-
ach. I could not walk any distance with
out painting. Five weeks ago I went
under the care Of Dr.. Hartman. and now
my cough has disappeared and I feel like
a new man." PERUNA vas his treat
ment.
| Next came George Sauerbaum, residing
! at 1920 Carr street, St. Louis, who Is an
old patient of DR.. Hartman. He stated
that he had suffered most intensely from
chronic catarrh Of the head and lungs, but
is now almost cured, his lungs being en-
tirely well and his head greatly improved.
The gratitude Of this gentleman was
almost boundless, and he expressed it to
the reporter In the strongest terms, say
ing "PERUxA will cure any disease"
I. p. Dukehart, Of Cumberland, Md,
superintendent B. & O. X. r. Co.'S Hotels
conductor on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road for twenty eight years, and previous
; ly a druggist), writes: "DR. S. B. HART
MAN & Co, Columbus, O. ! have used
but one bottle Of PERuNA between myself
and son. He had diptheretic sore throat
and Is now well. As for myself, It has en-
tirely relieved the dullness in my head
which hiss been 0f long standing-the re
suit Of chronic malaria. 1ooh
anything in my life that gave me such
great satisfaction. Ny wife is now TAX
ing it ALSO"
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On last Monday the members OF
Pride Of Thlbodaux, lodge Of Odd
Fellows, celebrated their aDniver
sary, by parade and otherwise.
Preceded by il band of mnsic,
they made IL very handsome ap
pearance in rrgalia, with flags and
banners. There We're some 80 men
in ranks. Following, in carriages,
were the members Of Ruth.
This s"ciety has accomplished
much charitable work for it's mem
beers. We are thankful for II cOm
plimentary serenade by the mem
bers of the Lodge.
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DxATR or hrs. GIELs.-On last
June 6 1885, at her reei
dence on jackson street. Mrs G: M.
ellis passed peacefully and quietly
away. |}(l
For long years she had been a pa
tieut sufferer. bearing the ills to
which she was subjected with chris
tian fortituGe and courage.
The deceased was the last s0rvi
vor Of the Cross family, II of the
largest in the Parish, aud all OF
whom died compa, ative'y young.
Mrs ellis was a devoted mother,
a kind wife and faithful friend.
She leaves three sous and one
daughter to mourn the loss Of one
whom no human being can replace,
and for whom consolation can be
found in the day OF sorrow, only
in the faith that torete!is q future
meeting in a better world than this
On Sunday deceased was placed
away to rest by the side Of her h"s
band, parents, brothers and sisters
who had preceded her to the IN
known land. Services were held
in st. Johns Church, which was
filled with sympathising friends.
The deceased was, from her you'll
a devoted member OF the Episcopal
Church and in her suffering and
death exhibited her faith and devO
ton, by u cheerful Willingness t.
abide by the will of Him who does
all things for the best.
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On last Sunday, the Excursion
party under the direction of the
Young Mems Benevolent Associa
ton, of New Orleans, .arrived at
the depot, at about II o'clock NJ:
The society was received by the
Young Mems Benevolent Associa
ton OF Thibodaux, who took them
in charge aud marched them to the
Firelnen's hall, in which a formal
reception was had. Subsequently.
they dined ut tile famous hotel of
Mrs, T. Alberti.
The number of the excursionists
was between GOO and 700, who pas
sed the dayin visiting friends, prom
Grading the streets, and enjoying
themselves in various ways. All
seemed to partake of the enjoy.
ments offered them, with good will
and left at 8 o'clock apparently de
lighted with the reception they
had had.
Theexcursionists conducted them
selves with much dignity and deco
rum aud will always receive a hear
ty welcome when they come to Thib
odaux.
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Persons sending communications to this pa
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Thibodaux Castle No. 126
Knights OF the Golden Rule will
meet on next Tuesday night week
in Odd Fellows Hall.
Mrs. Stone, whose husband, a
member of this; Castle, died in Jan
uary, has received the sum Of two
thousand and seven dollars, due
her as a beneficiary.
For this sam Nj. Stone paid "
en- dollars.
There is a feature in the work
ing of the Order OF Golden Rule
that is not found in any similar or
ganizati0n Of Ihioh we are c0sn'
SAINT
The Benz olf.ry is entitled, not
only to the amount of his endow
ment certificate, but:.to all accrued
assessments previous to death.
AS an lDSLduD MI. OlOut uciO d
certificate for $2OOO.0O. Previous
to his death be had paid assess
ments to the amount Of 800,
which we're also paid making
$2OO7'OO.
Another feature in this order is
that it admltSFa candidate whose
age is not overf0 years, none 9th
ers taking applicants over So years,
and many refusing all persons over
so years.
In the Golden Rule all persons
who are over so years at admission
form a class Of themselves, pay nc
assessments for deaths OF those Ill
der 80, when admitted, and receive
no assessments from them. They
must take care of themselves.
At the next meeting June %, the
regular election of officers tor the
term ending December 81 1885 viii
be held,
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Thanks are due to Nj. Quincy
Ewing, formerly of this Parish: for
All invitation to attend the com
mencement exercises Of Academi
cal Department of the Tulane Uni
versity of Louisiana which takes
place to day in the French Opera
HOuso. in New Orleans.
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PROLIFIC POTATOEs.-We are
informed that Mr.. Valentin Ian
dry. who owns and cultivates a fer
tile farm in the first ward of this
parish. has harvested 200 barrels of
Irish potatoes as the product Of
eight barrels OF seed. Who can re
port a better result ?-Donaldson
ollie Chief.
Our potato growers in Latoarche
consider % barrels of potatoes for
one planted only an ordinary yield.
They never commence Dragging
until. they get IS to o2e.
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When you see a girl that has pas
sed fifteen summers, frizzling the
front of her hair and withdrawing
her face with prepared chalk or
lily white, You can safely bet your
bottom dollar that she has, or is
trying to get, a sweetheart.
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PHOAEL RlVALS.
- AeAesi Msiss juno IL. 1885.

STRANGERS R~OTEL.-Jno. R. Liver
,ew, G. C. Maynard, 81. Louis, No. Alt. A.
Deihomne. Lafayette La. Henry Lafaye.
Jho. 4. Hall. II. n. Benedict. q. Thervsrt
and wife. J. Gyvel, Miss X: Exterstcin Miss
A. Benry. Miss } Meyers. D.H h. Meyers, H..
w. Boehm ID. Sewall, Frank u. Ogden, Nor
ris Mc0raw, d. II. Hoffman, i 5 Mobiles. II.
Hammett. Chss. l.. Levy. >: Wolf. A. bacne
min. Henry Maurras. J.J. Mario, N. O. c.
r. ChamD.xnr. 7. X. Simons, A. H. Larpen-
teur. Houma Jos. Bourgeois, Lafourche, L.
h. H0ust01. K1hsas.