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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-09
/, Fourth of ,JulyE Snorfs.

Tho sport on the Ath., although inter
rupted BY the rain, which fell at fire.
quent intervals, was much enjoyed.
In the morning game of base ball
was begun which, on account Of the rain
only lasted three innings. The game
served ito!develon the fact that we have a
number of good players here. The mines
were chosen, as NEAR as possible, one
from the slaughter-house and. one from
the town. At the finish the score was a
tie; two to two. 3sx.s3+sI ~. 4
The first race Of the afternoon was the
fat mems race; Won in canter by Ed.
Myers, the fairy sylph who ofliciates at
the slaughter house scales. Sam Whit
ney and MacD Donald ran close race for
second, Sam finally winning, while
Shorty, the gazelle-built manipulation Of
buffalo horns was distaneed, he having,
tripped on blade of grass or some other
obstruction. y s.
Putting Bob Roberts mule outfit into
requisition the hole Shorty made in the,
ground was soon filled up and the ground
again smoothed for the 600 yard race!
the event Of the day. For this there
were only four starters, the slippery
track deterring many from tlle dangers
OF such a race. The starters were Blna
Jay entered by Van Eeghan; Splinter
and Lengthy by Goodall and Fox by Van
Driesche. It looked like clear walk-a-
way for Blue Jay, who was freely backed
against the field. The slippery track,
however, upset the calculations Of every
one and thes dark horse won. splintar
coming IN q good two lengths ahead Of
Lengthy, who was closely followed by
Blue Jay and Fox. Splinter ran splen-t
did race, carrying Nose Ryder and !
heavy California saddle, the two weigh
ing at least two hundred and sixty
pounds. Contrary to expectations, Fox
made brilliant race. He is only four
years old and is not fairly broken but he
Tapped Blue Jay at the finish. 81 80
The:neat syent was u hundred yard
foots race arranged on the ground
between Joe Houston and Walter Wat
terson. It was a close and exciting race.
Joe coming in about a foot ahead. Al
animated s discussion arising over the
decision OF this race; it was, decided to
have repetition in the regular hundred
yard race: !, :: : 2.5t @sa
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& NOTICE

( i,s.,., SEE i;F;l,s NOTICE. X
Notice Is Hereby given that the law in
reference to shooting in town will be
strictly enforced. Hereafter any person
violating the law in this respect will be
arrested and prosecuted. 4,
FRED. WILLARD,
/. x 7. 5552 Dep. q. S. Marshal.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-09

Freighters Attention.! 5 I'd
Be sure sure and |s take your y: watch to the:
King jeweler, :spearfsh or Deaawood for
repairs. @AuE 77tFf;:: isa.. y: ~ - ]
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WEATHER RECORD.

For week ending Jnly g. Latitude Of
Medora, Oak, A6 Dogs. 40 Min. and
10 Sec. North; Longitude, 100 Degs.,
80 Min. and 4 Sec. West. NS.
The following is the weather record as
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-07-09

ST Cedar. Posts fer Sale.
Good cedar posts delivered in Medora
and on the cars if required, Mt s15 per
hundred. a sssSS,5 Il: ss5s
address, So,
g. DtKennedy, .,.5r -.
ssS, s}f Medora, Oak.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12

IlY VIRTUE OF A DECREE ABD cans, n
~ sale isusd ont Of the hirth Judiclsi bssi,ss,
Court. In and for the Ooanty a. Uneol.' ssss.
o. Nevada. and to me dirsc(ed and deliv,,ss,
icr Judgment repdesud 10 sAil cosrs. n =,
svoa q = q az ziS e ssnu q p i
plsinttnes and against 0eofps nuuell. issi~i.
kuses!i. Aareases Russell. William q, NeSs-
rev. Elisaoeth McNurray, Amelia q. nrNr~.s
west hcharfsy, lAnes McGpfns, Mtcks1i NJ
weponald. n. ?. taossstt. and DAVID esv,s
sixty-sevua 80 ee7.Ool doiIsIs. dcss. tss.sS.s
with nix hundred and eighty sfx loCjg IN M
lerS. lAvyeEs toes and one hundrss1 ~ 49,. ~
THREE 2iesoo) doiiase. tax costs. nd Nj ~
Tag costs and tntorss. have Levied % ~ A.
lswi.e psnpsrty. tc.visi a
dcfrndants In and 10 fhons csr,ssn ~ 49, ~
cisims situatsd In TEN Pshut Niliss oiss,s.s
10 ths County Of Lincoln, State q fsr,l~ ~
catsd and recorded In tho secoeds Of ssid -
eAhuts Minins Dlstriet -, 40 ealiei y 7Siioss
e VIZ ., 10; ises nins. rls,s Mp - 1 80
Reak miss. Baibsct mine, asd - nas,ss Ss-s
The Interest hssehy ordsEed sold "a q, iu1s,j
" this decree beiaG q fe11DWs. Y ~ ~ M
oeFt4tn ntpinG eisin eopfaininG - iSsS.sS
toooI linsar feet, snd lsoss q = ~ r ~
rsess1so o. said district = u 49, - b.
hsndrs4 sSl0j fsss Of Skss 49, = ~.
ing elst1 knswn sd seeee1e1 y ~ 6ic1fict
- The Savage mihe. which M nI116S eisiS
eonsniue oss thousen1 fsse. ~ 1R1lV216p N
tsfses q twc hundred snd stxty.aa ~ tvo.
shiFds tSseHl feet q thas essssil ui1l5 siaAn
sss, ss.s sss $4,000 &c z = n =.
eensslns ioar kus1rsd u, ~. :s5s = -.
sisht Asszrsd iSo0j fsss, "a issss M :.
ccsdsd II The fscpfds e ssi1 dis111se = ~
.tlsso negro " A. ssAiv1dsd ~ knsd1sl ilool
heevn sd rseosdsd y ~ F>eoI1s It ~ ~.
trist - Tie s'ksi Del honls" n,its. NM NJ
ntns contains eight kusired ~. m ~,
vidsd tea hundred fset o. tka1 cS1Snl. r.asiSs
ciain. located and recorded = Al 6ltlflee \
re "etlver Peal" pins. vntek elsfn ssa11als
one thoussnd fest All VI that oeTlsin ~.
ing claim containing eight hpnlrsd loooi m
and Known sId recorded % shs Fvcsrss u ~
disttict - tbs rD<nernxa' u1tpo Or n,rI,r
claim. All Of that oestaiu mining cisin. NJ
coutains Nh hundrvd ,ssOl Tea, "a brown ~
rsecrdsc II the = cor e SAL district y y
vided one thow And llUo,l TEA = M sssssh
mine Of mining cisih knovn nd rscxr6x
In tho records Of sald mining aissYjc1 = -
"Dants Cruz. mine or y Aing aIalns, consssntns
= total Of twelve bred 1850 fssl. a ard.
vidsd interest," q two hundf.d ~ aissy-slz ssa
ciaim Known ana rssordsd i ~ nsssds q Nd
district a the 'Penoea" nlps or ninin6 claim,
which contains eiskt hui dre1 (ooo) ~. All
Of thst certsib mine ofniaise els1n lspvs snd
recorded - ssid distsict . ~ .'IAeodslitsl
mine which ssid mrs cone.iss sleht hundred
Iround All Of thoss certain srstnga q vsssr
and all the water riRhts shseeess i1c4dent aaa
appurtsnsnt. Known spd recorded y ths 'Tica.
poo SPRING., snd the ose hundred ard sixty
llso! aerss q ts.d hsc.s = - Russell
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
TUFTS HAIR dye
Application for a Patent
UNIFIED s4ArEs LAND ory1cy

UNITED STATES LAND 0rF1cE.
xroTf6r a sessSs; FSsrGary ~ A. D. 1882
~ Lehmer, whose post Once address is Gin
cinnntti, Ohio. has this day hled his application
for pseent for fifteen hundred linear fert Of
the John T /" mine or vein bearing gold and
Aye. ay Win surface ground six hundred fsot in
District, comfy Of Lincoln, and State OF Ne vads,
and dasiHnstsd by the fold notes and oficini
plat % Ale u this o1lco a. lot No. 81, in town.
ship ?. South Range. ~ East Of Mount Dishlo
No. 81 being IS follows. TO wit:
=, bsatnni1g q post marked No. l. O 3 Survey
No. 81. rs n, ~ r, IA. D. NJ. Thence the X
post betwo,n Secs 80 and ~ bears n u dcR ii
min " go feet; the old monuuent bearing s
~ Deg 20 min =. u feet from aid post no /.
Enengcs rnnninE ~ course, West l6U0 fcet TO
post No 2, y y Survey No ~. old naonuncnt
snd post tho same; thence I'D c3ursc, N,rth
co feet to post No O. Q Survey No 81. ola
moanm snt besfsNt6 deg Vi IL feet from said
poH s 70 =; t6en;o, 81 course; East 1905 fset 70
bears 1 deg 70 feet from said post No 4:
thence. eth c0ufse. 5outh COO feet to poet No l.
the place OF beginning, containing 20 ID i'd
acres. Courses exprcssed from the true nsri,i.
The location Of this mine Is recorded IN The
Recorders ofico Of Lincoln county, iu book Of
mlning nuticsss page 2l5. OF tho recortie Of
Lincoln county, Nevada.
This claim 4 bounded BY no Known claims.
portion of III said John r. mine or sSrf ~
grouni arc required to ale their adverse claims
with the Rcgt ter OF the Unitad States land
once 81 Eurska. In the State Of Nevada, during
the sixty 1ay. period Of publication hereof, Of
sney WI q psrrod ~ virtue Of the provisions
En-. HrvCKLEf. Register.
i Its hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
81 application for pRsent DO publiehed for tho
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no 74s

Eureka. Nevada. February 3, A, b. ieaa.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
!. Z. EAilis. q. O. Heath and tho VALLEY
1ss a csssiy w s.s S. "a
this dsy nled then application fof : pstsne To-
nfteeu hu1dre4 linear fcrt Of the ruth of INV
mine OF veln, barring gold and silver NTH NM.
face ground Dix hundred feet in width. sifsatei
n 3 pasranaEas Lake Mining piststct, County II
ths field netos and ofAoial plat % .fiis n this
office "a Int Number 81 in f1wnship 4. & nsnce.
% OF Mount DiAhlo Meriiisn. ihs crtey9or
boundaries OF said lot NO 81 being NJ follows.
to wit; iIl.7l ! - '~'-'' .
Beginning at poas Married No. 4. n sr,vsx
No ~, r I, u u. 80 Ii, Section s: thencc Xxx M
North y post OF ssc. 8. r r, 60 Il. besrs N
"a deg TOO feet. thence running. lst co,,rse. 4
u deg 1900 feet, to post marked No a. u
Survey No 81, old monument bears s " der "
~ feet FINN said port NJ 2. Themes, al
3, U 2 Survey No 81; old monument bears II
ceg % feet from post No. o. Thence. 81
courSo. n II deg " 1900 feet, u post No I. d 4
Survey No 81; old monument bears N IS deg W
: feet from post 400. Thence. lth course, Z ID
hing. Containing 20 CO. 100 acres. Courses -.
pressed from tho true meridian, with runauetfo
variation Of 10 deg East. -
The location Of this mine IL recorded Il, the
R 'sa once q Lpeoln Comfy Eevss. IL
Of Lincoln County, Nevada. This cl'srs n
bounded by no known clsiaas. :,
Any ADd All pcreona claiming adversely any
portion OF the said Fifth of July mine Of srrfsce
'rcnnd rre reqr!red p Gle their adverse claims
cas We shc :iftsf q the United states Land
The sixty dass period Of pdbi.c.stIon hsrsof. s.
s1ey VII 70 bstrcd ~ virtuc Or ths provisicns
FIJI. HrSoKLEY. Register. +,
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No. 700.
UNITED Stalks LAND UrrrcE.

UNITED STArks LAND UrrlCH.
Nrorc ssfi Il hsysa Fe srvES A. p s
~ u. LEHMEB. Whose postofiice address is
Cincinnati Ohio, has this day hled his sppli-
cation for patent for Aftoen hundred linear
rect OF the t1hner mine or vein beafing gold
and silver, with surface ground six hundred
ieet n Width ,situated IN PahrsnAgat Lake Min
ing District. County OF Lincoln, State Of Ne.
vada. and deaiRrAted by the field notes and
Official plat on file In this office a. Lot Number
g. In Township 3, south Range. 80 East N
Mount Disblo Mertdisn. The extsrior bounda-
ries OF said Lot No 81 being "A follows, to Wit:
heginning at pos. marked No !, o 8 Survey
No %. T3. y u, 50 4. Section 81, N II, whence
the M corner post Of Section ". T 8, Y, 80
~ bears se1 deg y 1877 foat; old monument and
post the same. TheDcs running, LIST course, 8
10 deg " 1900 feet. to post married. No Q. U 8
Survey No ss,; old monument being cedar trse
u inches in diameter and bears 8 n deg "
Ieet from post No 2. Tlcnce, I'd course, N n
deg W COO feet. to post No 8, U Survey No S.:
old monumsnt bears y CAV deg " % feet frpn
feet, q post No :. U i survey No 90; old monu.
ment bssrs n ~ deg v " feet from post No I.
Thence. 9Th Course. n deg 1900 feet, to post
NO !. the place Of beginning. Containing 20
66-lo0 acres. Courses expressed from the true
East.
Ihe location Of this naine is recorded In the
Rscorder's Once Of lincoln County, Nevada. IN
Book % kining Notice., page 9l0, Of the records
Of Lincoln County, Nevada. This claim n
bounded BY no Known cisims. -
Any and ali persons claiming Adversely any
portion cf satd Lohnos mine Of surface ground.
are required 70 fla their advorS4 claims WITH the
Register Of tho United States Land Office a Eu-
reks, IN she Stste Of Nevada, during the sixtv
days period Of publicatinn hereof, Or they viii
be barred by virtue Of tho provisions Of the
Statute.
sr.H. HINcELRY, Register.
I'll hereby orderad that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent DO Published for tho
period Of ten consecutive weeks 10 the Iiocha
kEcohp. weekly newspaper Published At
kioohe. Liadolr County. Nevada.
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fis Moscalero Indians demand of the
S''sy's'i s'aeiat pay for five OF their young
women who have been sent to school.
With them a girl is worth from two to
twenty-five ponies in the market, and
schooling will spoil them for sale.
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mi nfcs The worsing elias. 1su1 10 csnts
kIII lDe1 ro.eae.. NJ ~ Eill M ~ IN.
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;Assghs ps;s.Sis = ~ sssIss:s c;s;s.i ~ -
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svssy svenias. ThSe 81 Vbe vass wei ~
- ~ hne1nsss. ~ nate IT'S unpsssjjSjSf
s9Hs q 1vho Ore ~ ua3l sa1t-6S1 n Viii
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12

John Taylor, the head Of the Mormon
Church, is in his eightieth year. He is I
native Of Westmoreland county. Eng.
land. He is venerable in appearance,
bAt il younger days was tall, stout and
quite robust. He isa fine conversation.
a'ist. being master of several languages,
md he has travelled much in Europe and
elsewhere.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12

Scientific American:-In the Smith
sonian Institute, at Washington Is the
small nugget Of gold, little larger than Z
pea, that first met the eyes Of James
Marshall in the sawmill raceway. at
Sacramento Colonial. end was the begin
ming of the discoveries in California that
have added nearly 81, SOC. 900, 900 in gold
to the worlds stock of the precious
metal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12

israes City husbands watch as we'll as
pray One Of them was sleeping the
"sser aight. when his wife crowded q
capyulc Of arsenic into his mouth. He
Woke ind found her ready to shoot him.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12
Notice TO Creditors.

kstats q Antheey MeMahsn, ~,
NoTIcE y HlaxRy OWEN M rHE TX
tsstenset u Asshony NcilaRos, dsessssS. "a
w l, !. crsditoes q, and 70 III pslsons EsvisS
elaiM a9ainss NJ eeoa1e q nd 6esea9si N
exhibit them. with ~ nscssssEy vesshSsS ~
vssiness . q q esfoss ~ Isih A q IS
ohcs y pioahe. Llnoola Oo1n0f nSv:1s. -
thsy Will b. fcssv~ barred. 81
xzseutes Of ths - N, "a sss1 1919 ~
Anthony hcnanoes deoeass1, 1NG5Lin.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-12-12

lQv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Yf the Justice Caurs. in and Tor The
o0uety o. Lincpin. state Of Nevada. and 70 mo
n aid Court. On the 9th day Of April, A. n.
1851, In favor Of the Stata OF Nevada, Plsint.ft.
and against the American Flag Mill and Mining
o1upany. Deleudnnt. 1or The sum OF (Sss 77-lOOj
qnsss5. dcSt. tosstSsr VIZ fsas x5 1u,
f4eafy-hvs 42-io0 dollars. ,asx cos,r. end al
4eeeg11g o0sla sisdinterest, have levied % ~
fdllcwine pfoperty, tos4ttf Improvements on
mine known ~ ~ American Flag Mil shd
Mining o1mpany IN NJ Ainiug Diatffct. in the
'Oounty * Lincolp. ntafe Of Nossda.
Modes u heesby eiventhst On
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St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09
The First Louisiana Appoint
RMeRG.

The people of Louisiana have been
awaiting with much interest the action
of President Cleveland in relation to
the Federal patronage in this State. 1t
is question of deep solicitude to them,
since it has so important bearing up
on the future prosperity of the Com
mOnWealth. Whether IL political ring
that has seized upon the machinery of
the Democratic party shall intrench
themselves in the Custom House and
continue the sorrowful story of prOsti-
tuition of Federal patronage for the
purposes of individual gain, and against
the best interests of the people of the
State; or whether we should expect
from Mr.. Cleveland the appointment OF
men who represent the true Democracy,
who are capable of carrying out the
broad views which the President laid
down in his inaugural address, and aid
in building up in louisiana peoples
goveTpmen5-these are the issues.
The appointment of Mr.. II. p. kernO-
chan as Naval Officer may be regarded
as sounding the key note of administra-
tive reform in this State, and opens 10
a new era, on that will lift politics out
of the old ruts into higher plane.
We are sure that vast majority of
our people will welcome the day when
pu0lic ONCE shall be regarded as puD-
Tic trust, not bestowed for the purpose
of enabling individuals to prey upon
the community, not as spoil to be APP
propriated and distributed among
henehmen, not as the prize of corrupt
machine management.
The good people Of Louisiana yearn
1or. a return to the grand old Democrat
ic doctrine that public officers are the
servants, not the masters of the people.
MI. Kernoehan is a gentleman we'll
known in Louisiana, and it is needless
for us to remark that he ia in every way
fitted for the Office. He needs no COM
mendation at our hands.
We particularly hail his appointment
on the ground of principle, and as fore
shadowing a sound policy on the part
Of the Administration that will tend to
reform and strengthen the Democratic
party in the State.-Picayune.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09
southern CuItivator for May.

With its usual promptness The South
ern Cultlvator for May is ON our table.
The marked improvement of this issue
over all its predecessors is source OF
congratulation to it's legion of friends
throughout the entire county
Thoughts for the Month";" special
feature and justly popular, are full OF
interest. Such is the growing popularl-
ty of this standard journal that its
friends are urging it to be published
semi-monthly. Why not at once make
an earnest effort and double its circula-
ton? 1t is. unnecessary for us to en-
large upon It's merits, for it speaks for
itself in unmistakable terms. Hon. w.
]. Northern, gentleman of culture and
identified thoroughly with the farming
and livestock interests, President of
the Young Farmers Club, and a man OF
great force of character, with the May
issue becomes managing editor. The
Cultivator and the country are to be
congratulated upon his accession. As a
matter of public interest, we advise
each and every one not subscriber to
send $3.50 to JAS. P. Harrison, Business
Manager Cultivator Publishing Com
pany, Atlanta, Ga, for a years subscrip-
ton, or if they prefer we will send our
paper and The Cultivator one year fol
$500.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09
Luun Smith ON "Dr.'' w. NJ.
Hale.

The current issue of the Philadelphia
Herald, edited by Lum Smith, is I'M
doubtedly the best ever issued. The
fearless exposure of w. H, Hale, IN.
D." Of so-called Health and Home,
Washington. D. c., and of "Dr.'
Petzold, Baltimore, Md, are the leading
articles, and will no doubt prove of in
calculable benefit to the press and pub
lie. The Reading (Pa.) Daily Times
editorially endorses Mr.. Smith as fol-
lows. whenever you see Lum Smith,
editor of the Philadelphia Herald, being
abused in any paper, just make up your
mind that he has trodden upon the toes
of some pernicious newspaper publish
er or rank fraud. Mr.. Smith makes it
his business to expose this class to the
public gaze and no better evidence
could be given that he is administering
the right kind of medicine to operate,
than the frantic kicks of his victims
Let them howl"
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09
GHERHFF's SALE.
J. MEYERS & CO., vs.. JOHN 1. GAR
DINER, ct al.
No.131O4,
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OFsT. LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale is
sued out OF the honorable District Court, i'll and
for the parish of ST. Landry in the above enti-
tied suits, and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the principal front door Of the
Courthouse of said parish. in the town
of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 9th. day of
June, 1885, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land containing one hum
bred and twenty-One arpents more or less being
the same that you acquired on the Sd day OF
February, 1882, as per act passed before John
of st. Landry and State OF Louisiana, of James
Burleigh ana James H. Burleigh ana bounded
on the east by lands OF William Burieigh, on
the west by land of Jean Baptiste Thibodeau,
on the south by lands OF John O. Gardiner John
I. Gardiner and by land of vendor and on the
north by lands of John Fl. Wilberding and J0~
seph s. Miller, also certain tract of land to-
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated i'll the Parish OF st. Landry
State of Louisiana, containing about seventy
arpents superficial measure, bounded on the
north by land of john o. Gardiner and the land
first above mentioned, on the south by land
the east by lands of John o. Gardiner and
lands of James Burleigh and James FL. Burleigh
and ON the west by lands of John /. Gardiner
and Theodore Deyalc0urt and being portion
and balance of the land acquired by you OF
John /. Gardiner as per act passed before Men
tor Andrus, Notary Public, on the 14th day or
November, 1879.
Seized in the oyesuit.
C. C. DUsON,
may 2-6t Sheriff, st. Landry Parish.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

er he could go before the people and
carry one third of the ward in which he
lives.
1t is not pleasant for us to say these
things, but lest those outside the State
should be misled we feel called upon to
give them expression. Mr.. Eustis does
not speak for the true Democrats OF
Louisiana, and his utterances will be
read by them with amaZement not I'M
accompanied with modification at the
fact that citizen of the State should
have come by peculiar com binatlon OF
circumstances into position IN which
he could speak thus with even the sem
blance of authority.
The New York Times has some com
ments to day, based on the impression
cherished in some quarters that there Is
to be coalition OF the supporters OF
Mr.. Eustis and the Republicans OF Loul-
siana. 1t says editorially: "Ihat one
Of the most prominent OF the worst sort
of Louisiana Democracy has declared
open war upon the President for the
sole and hardly concealed reason that
the President has refused to turn over
the Federal Offices in Louisiana to the
corrupt clique who hold the State Gov
eminent. It is reported that the Re
publicans are counting on joining forces
with the State Democracy, and carrying
full delegation in the House of Repre-
sentatives, as we'll as getting a large
share of the local offices. These hopes
are said to be based on the facts that on
the one hand the Republican managers
can contribute to the wicked partner
ship the negro vote of the interior OF
the State, and as the State Democratic
leaders control the election machinery,
and can turn out such results a please
them, especially when the Republicans
are no longer fighting them."-N. Q.
| Picayune.