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A MAINE LaDY'S STORY.
What Came of Wealthy Heiress MAJ
ryinR Her Guardian.

What Came of a Wealthy Heiress Mar
rying Her Guardian.
CALAIS, ME-, March THE head of one
of the oldest and most respectable fami-
lies in the State died several years ago.
leaving property in real estate and bust
ness investments valued at $492 0C0 to his
daughter, aged II years. She was the
last and youngest of a family of seven
children, and her father was 'sthe last man
of his race" as he used to say. He died
while she was attending shool in Boston.
Her guardian, Louis Roche, was French
man Of somewhat doubtful character,
though her father had the utmost conf
dence in him. Roche, in fact, had man.
aged the old mans business for him for
several years before his death. The will
gave $4,000 to the Frenchman and the
rest of the property to the daughter.
Roche induced the young woman to marry
him before she was IS years old. Two
years afterward the property was sold
and Roche went to Europe. They settled
IN Lyons, near his ancestral home, and
soon after their arrival a daughter was
born to them. Six other children were
afterward born, four sons and two daugh-
ters. Four years ago the last of the chill
dren died, and Roche, tiring of his wife.
induced her to convey all her property to
him, and then cut her throat and threw
her into the Seine. She was rescued bv a
peasant and her wounds were dressed. but
she had lost her memory, had even forgot
ten her name. The peasant fell in love
with her and they were married. Last
summer she had cholera and came near
dying. With returning health she re-
gained her memory. The peasant inter-
ested wealthy people in her case, AID an
action was begun in the courts against
Roche. She is now in this State in search
of witnesses to aid her in recovering her
property. Her husbands brutal treat
ment will cost him his liberty tor several
years. A decree of divorce will be
granted her on her return to France, and
she will then legalize her marriage with
the peasant, who is said to be an estima-
BILE and Intelligent man. Several people
from New England will accompany Mrs.
Roche on her return to France.
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this county and answer to the State demand
anu an the relief prayed for. ACCOMMODATING
tnls .l petltlon and information is the appiica-
.lon .l.l ol Cnarles A. Robbie and other deposit
tors, as above stated, the Certificate of the
secretary OF state and the following order OF
5oV- Mcdaniel cit is therefore ordered that
tne petitioners and such others as NAV be
properly and legally associated with them.
nave leave 10 institute proceedings in the
name oi the state and the Attorney General,
~ an before the proper court, to forfeit the
charter Of the Bank of Augusta and coi1ect
the a-sets according TO Jaw" In aid Of these
proceedings. the attorneys representing the
9tp1sltors Saturday fled a petition before
judge koney asking the appointment Of A
receiver aud an order restraining the pay-
ment oi all money by those now In charge or
erIolnlng all present proceedings. Judge
k9uey signed the restraining order and IS
sued the mandate OF court ordering ain inter-
esteu 20 appear in court on the third Monday
ln April 90 show cause why the Injunction
sn9uil not be made permanent and the re-
celNcr APPOINTED 9- asked
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Sensible Observation
Chicago Tribune.

This sold family" business j. becoming
nauseating. Consider such rot as the
from a Massachusetts, newspa Ber; y
though he bears one of the Oldest amlly
names in New England, MI Endieott
will be found one of the most RTabia and
most approachable Of men," HoW nd
Of Mr.. Endicott to be apprOacbabls when
he belongs to one of the oldest famil ia
New Englandl The whole ide is abEErd,
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CIVIL SERVICE WoRK.
DOrman B. Eaton Sees No Danger Under
the New Administration.


the New Administration.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Dorman b.
Eaton, President of the Civil Service
Commission, in response to an inquiry to-
day as to the enforcement of the civil ser.
vice rules by the new administration, said
to an Associated Press reporter:
Vacancies are being regularly filled under
the rules There Is not the least sign of the
examinations being arrested or Of the rules
being dlsrcgarded. When Congress, at the
session just closed. made an increased apprO-
priatiOn for carrying on the work OF the COM
mission from July !, 1885, to July l, 1885, it
knew the policy of the incoming Presi-
dent, and must have expected the
work Of the commission to go on
That work does go on regularly and 1 feel
sure that 1t will go on Very many of the
Oulce-seekers who fingered here sometime
after March seem to have reached the same
conclusion and have returned home. Since
lhat date examinations have been held at
Cincinnati, Nashville, Memphis BROOKLYN
New York and Washington. Applicants have
been notified Of examinations soon to be held
IN Southern and Western States.
HORDE OF APPLICANTS.
Examinations and appointments go on as
heretofore in the customs service and for
clerical positions in the post Offices Excess
sive numbers are applying to be examined, ,
especially for service at Washington under
the belief that arbitrary and partisan re-
IhoFdis are belng lnaue or are soon TO be made,
nave heard of no case of such removal, and
do not believe that any such re-
moval5 Will be made. There will
doubtless be some removals for good
cause, but not enough to give places to half
those seeking to be examined. The old time
partisan prescription is,nOt, in my opinion, to
be renewed. Our politics are now more
civilized and sound public opinion is more
form dable. In The last ten days the commits
sion has made certifcatiOns for Ii ing eleven
vacancies in the departments at Washington,
winch Is about the usual rate, and i've pro-
motions and four permanent appointments
after prODatlOns have been made from among
those selected under the rules. several of
these cases Merc in the IreasmrY Denartment.
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FIRES FEASTS.
Petersburg and Norfolk Merchants Suf-
fer by Early Morning Blazes.

fer by Early Morning Blazes.
PETERSBURG, VA, March 15.-At an
early hour this morning fire destroyed the
paint shop of W. T. Lawrence, the barber
shop of w. II. Scott, the oyster house of
Erasmus Thurcott and the periodical store
of W. F. Jackson, on Washington street,
with their contents. The large foundry
of Tappey IS Steele took fire, but the
flames were eXtinguished before much
damage lad been done. The cigar factory
of j. +. Winston and the eating house ad-
joining, kept by cOlOred woman, with
their contents, were more or less damaged
by water. All the property is owned by
John McGIll, wealthy citizen of this
place. The loss is covered by insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
NORFOLK MERCHANTS LOSSES.
NORFOLK, VA, March 15.-A fire broke
out here this afternoon in 7. Friedman's
clothing store on Water street, whence it
quickly spread 10 l. G.. Goodrich's gro
Gerry and Runaldua IL Sons cigar factory
in the same building, consuming their
contents. II. G.. Williams & Son, liquor
dealers, and p. Furney, a clothier, had
their stocks badly damaged by water.
The loss is about $3.50 The property is
insured. The origin of the fire is un-
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Emorv,s TittIe C.tt.-tic

is the best and only reliable Liver Pill
known, never fails with the most obsri-
nate cases, purely vegetable. sugar.
coated, tasteless, harmless, no gripping or
unpleasant effect. Druggists sell them.
10 cents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-16

The Opera Puffs Cigarette will find a
cordial welcome among its old patrons
who had deprived themselves owing to
their additional cost.
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KassaIa Reported to Have Fallen.

LONDON, March 15.-Special editions
of the several newspapers were published
to-day, announcing, on the authority of a
private telegram from Suakin, that Kas-
sala had fallen, and that the garrison had
been lnassacred. The report is not be-
lieved, however, by the government
officials, as the government dispatches
from Suakin, received to-day, make no
mention of such an occurrence. Masso-
wah advices to March 10 say that no
news had been received from Kassala
since March 4.
GEN. WOOD AT KORTI.
KoRTI, March 15.-Gen. Sir Everlyn
Wood, with the remainder of tie troops
and stores, has arrived here from Gab-
IYr1
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rul IS THREE STATES.
.-.r,. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
,l.rItNAPUT IN TYPE.

.Imr tn Crawford County
-autheru Farmers Club
Irocfedings TO Annul the
-rEe Bank Of augusta.
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The heads of the departments to which the
above applies will act in accordance with the
provisions in the above circular.
H. NJ. HOXIE,
Third Vice President.
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Is BoDY-sNATCHING BURGLARY

st. PETERSBURG, March 15.-Gen.
komaroff has been given peremptory or
dars to avoid provoking the Afghans.
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JOHN a. MARTIN.


JOHN 5. MARMADUKE,
Governor of Missouri.
l.. S. TURNER and others, Railroad Commits
siOners of Kansas.
GEORGE &. PRATT and others, Railroad Com
missiOneTs of Missouri.
r. g. BOONE, Attorney General of Missouri.
j. G. JAMES, Adjutant General.
OSCAR kOCHITSERY, Commissioner of Labor
Statistics.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-11-21

est en- hois pro, tenant du navire
Res0l~ Gui est allie au Pole arcti-
que, i III recherche de sir John
Franklin. Aples ayoir subj bien
DIES viciSsitudes, dams les glaces du
Nord, lie Eesolu, lesempare, devenu
incapable de service, a etc ramene
Ell Angleteire par I'm navire de
guerre DIES Etats- Unis. On ravait
repare, tant bien que NAL, mails il
Sen ALA bient6t Ell pieces ct Pom Ell
rtserva DIES morceauX lsO"r en- faire
un bureau que la Refine Victoria en-.
voya au President. Tout rhistori
que du navire est grave SUI une
plaque d'argent enclave dams la
boiserie.
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Tn guerisseur de cholera.

L'Intermedidire des Chercheurs ST.
| gnale Persistence dun prpcnrSeurdu
docteur Ferram, qui opera Il Paris
dams IL dix huitieme steele. II Sc
nOmmait BOiie, ct ceS remedies ne
talent pas moins secrets que eux
du m"decin e%spagnol.
Pour lancer SD methOde, 1925,
Boile pOsait en- axiomc que tOutcs
les maladies Sont dues i In preSen
| &c d'animalculeS dams les humeu.s.
CeS parasites f%une>teS uevant Gtre
detruitS par Intervention DAM
malculeS plus REQUISITES, ii sutfiralt,
on lie comprcnd, de torcer les enne-
mis- d sc METRE en presence, pour
supprimer dun coup la cause meme
du NAL. Mails comment Operer ?
Comment Sc procu'er le parasite
seconrablc, ct comment Fintr"duire
dams r%organisme en- Soutirance
C'etait lie secret dn maitre, ct per
some n'ent ose lui demande la con
tidence.
II ~posstdait dependant dams son
laboratoire un immense microscope,
qui montrait au public, liberale-
ment convie, les divers parasites
! e~xtraitS. seance tenante. du sang
meme DIES malades. Mais ceci ne
TAFT rien; il fallait voir FACTION du
specitique :; petits ttrcs 81 agiles
IL les la melles de vtrre OIL lis
etaient recueillies, disparaissaient
soudain ct CONNIE par enchante
ment dies qu'on l%uissalcnt tOmbel
sur In preparation qnelqnes gouttes
dune liqueurs saturee d'animalcu
lescontrai,es.
Boile fit bient0t fureur ct put
remplir SEES coffres en- sorgeant les
clients dc drogues mysterieuses
Mails le microscope lie perdit. On
s'ape'eut, un beau jour, que Pin
strument Await un double fond, que
les lamelles de verre G,aient prepa.
rees a Tarancr ct que tous les pa
rasites, bie~nfaisants on nuisibles,
n'6taient qu'une de fesprit.
Sans insister, lc dr0le plia baggage
ct rentra dams lie meant.
LIE monde medical rit beaucOup,
i repoque, de e parasites ct dc
leur ingGnicux inventeur.
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ntgligf deluis 80 ans, est encore
tres beau. Rappelons que c'est dams
sa maison &c Point Breeze que Pcx-
roi d'Espagne recut les delfgues
mexicains venant lui offrir la cOu-
rome du Mexique ct quill leur fit
ce,te rep"n,e memorable dom Par
chid"c Maximilicn, malheureuse-
ment pour lui, ma pas cOmpris la
sageSSe
"ChaQue jour que .je passe sur
cette t-rre hospitalier. me montre
plus clairemrnt rexcellence dies in
sti'ut1ons 'fpublicaines pour PA
N rigue. Gardez les CONNIE I'm don
precieux du citl. Rfglez vOS dis
senSioms inttrienrrs, snivez pexem.
pie dies EtatS Unis ct cherchez par.
mi voS cnncitoyens IN homme plus
cap bic que moi Il" jouer lie grand
role de Washington"
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Reliques de Ia Revolution.

An bord de III riviere, dams lie pc
tit village de Remove, P%ennsylva-
ME. pres de Williamsport, seevalt
In maison d'habitation de la fam'lle
Welsh, Venue Ell Ct pays aux pre-
m,ers jours DIES COLONIES anerlcal
mes ct qui a jout I'LL role important
dams les queries de la Revolution
americaine. Cette maiSon est deve,
nue. Ell pernier lieu la pr"priete de
NJ. Robert kane, president de la
banque Remove, qui Ia tait demolir
pour edifier sur son enlightenment
une construction plus motlernt. On
Went de decouvrir a la base dune
cheminfe du batiment dtmOli une
espece de boite DE- pierre co"verte
de hieroglyphes indiens ct contc-
nant plusieurs vases de formes BIZ
zarres, trois chevelu,e~ humaines
adherentes an CUR, DIES grains de
collier, un sac plein de pieces dor
ct d'argent du temps de la Revolu-
ton, enfin I'LL long document legal
rev6tu dun sceau anglaIs ct une
uuanti,e de l-ttres traitant DIES at
fairies revOlutionnaireS ct adres-
sees apparemment a I'LL espion.
LIE bruit s'est repandu qu'un ire
sor venait d'ttre trOuv6 sous Fan
cienne maison Welsh, ct to"te la
population du village s'est fait un
devoir d'aller en- inspector respect
tueusement les ruines.
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La propriete Bonaparte.

On salt que l'ancien domaine de
rex-roi d'Espagne, Joseph Bona
parte, a Point Breeze, pres de Bar
dentown, New-Jersey, doit 6tre
prochainement vendu auX encheres.
II nest pas probable que la vente
soft fate en- bloc, a I'M seul ache
teur, ct il faut s'attendre a voir
morceler cette belle propriete ct
abattre les bois de son pare magni-
fique, qui seront sans doute rempla-
ces par DIES champs de mails OH de
pOmmes dc terre. La contenance
du domaine Bonaparte, qui Gtait de
plus de 1000 acres a repoque OH il
6tait habite par lie frere de Napo-
leon Ter, nest plus aujourd'hui que
de 231 acres. Des cl6tures de fer le
divisent en- sept portions, don't celle
qui content la principale maison
d'habitation a So acres. La super
Gle des six autres portions, consis-
tant en- bois ct champs, varie de II
! SO acres. Outre rhabitation de
Tex ,oi, il y await cello de la ::prin-
cesse, sa file, dit Lake House. Ces
deux maisOns sOnt delabrees ct YER
moulues, ct DIES quantities de yisi,
tours ont grave leurs MONS sur les
murs lezardes des appartements,
mails on peut admirer encore, dams
nm salon de reception ct dams la
sale a manger, deux morceaux de
sculpture restes intacts, des chemi-
nees en- marbre blanc donnesa Jo-
seph Bonaparte par son oncle, lie
cardinal Fesch. LIE pare, quoique
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NOTICES.
EDUCATIONAL.
T'hc University al the Sou

'INhc ! ntver~iay Of the South
is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon
the Cumberland Plateau. 1000 feet above the
So" level. This sclool, under the special pst
r"i'agc OF the Bishops of the Protestant Fps
c"l'ai Church, in the South and Southwest, OF
fcrs the hcalthiest residence and the best "a
vantages, botl, moral and educational. in il
Grammar School and its Collegiate and Theo
!".ical departments. For the special claims
OF this University for patronage, apply ff
document to the Rev. TEI.FAIR HODGSOH,
wee Chancellor, Sewanec, Tenn.
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ATEl.IER TypOERAPHIQUE,
HcrAEY Jon i'EES

Avant tout lc m,atfricl necessairr. nous sem
mes q mtmc d'extruter tom les "uvragfst ~
pographiqnes qni nous s"r"n' r""'lrs Les
krcts d',vorat. cartcs d'aIaiIrs, riltt"S ne
features. tickets d'hahitation. hlanrs. circn-
laires, etc. seront imprimts dams lie Plus bret
d6lai ct i DIES prix m"aleres.
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A Ia MaisOn Blanche.

La. Biblio'heqne de la Maison
Blanche est une DIES c~uriositfs de
la residence DIES presidents des
Etats-Unis; c'est Ia que lie chef de
rEtat recoit es-visitenrs. Ellie est
de la meme grandeur que le Salon
Bleu !; ellie liffere settlement par III
cOuleur. L." plafOnd ct les murs
SOnt ]recOuverts de peintnreS all
fond brun fonce. QUAINT a rameu-
Element de CUR, il S'harmonise lar
faitement avec lie reste de lapparte-
ment. Les chaiSeS ct les sofas V
abondent. De larges fen6tres, du
cote dn Sud, y jettent DIES flots de
lumiere.
lie bureau OH travaille lie presi>
dent est place entire les fenetres &
droite ct a gauche sont les portraits
de James Monroe ct dc Thomas
Jefferson.
Sous administration de NJ. Ar.
thur, on V a place les portraits dc
pressure tous les presidents. Au-
dessous de ces portraits, on a mis-
une waste bibliotheque, richement
Sculptte. On Y tronve une foule
d%'ouvrage, de LITERATURE, de philo-
sophie. d'histoire les 9uvres de
Sheridan, de Washington Irving,
de Shakespeare, ct les meilleurs re-
vueS de rAngleterre ct de FUniOn.
Tontes les reliures sont dun grand
prix. LIE president s'assied u une
sorte de berccnse de bamb0u. Tn
waste panier est place a sd droite.
Tel est Pamenblement. Sur un pc
tit pedestal, a droite du chef de
rEta', Sleeve une reduction dune
statue equestre d'Andrew Jackson.
Tn peu plus loin, sont encadrees
DIES scenes du "paradis Perdu" par
Milton.
Les papiers, les documents pub.
lies sont emril6s le bureau ct
retenus par DIES pressr-papier de
toutes formes. LIE president ecrit
avec une plume d'acier don't lie
porte-plume est ell bois rouge.
Deux fois. par semaine ranti-
chambre qui precede la bibliothe-
que ct sert geniralement DE- sale
d'a'tente, est ouverte au public, aux
visiteurs. Quand un stranger entire
apras que lie porter don't lie nom est
fort connu, Charlie Leoff1er, lui q
ouvert, lie president Sc leve, lui don.
he une poignee de main. II ne Sc
rassicd jamais avant d'ayoir dit Il
sacrementel "good day" Pour ST
rendrc compile de remploi de son
temps, lie president a, a sa droite
uDe grande pendule de marbre noi1
quill peut consulter. Sur la meme
cheminee, deux bellies statuettes d.
bronze ct, generalement, deux va
SEES garnis de f1eurs rares. De sol
fauteuil, Ia III porte sur les COLI
mes de Ia Virginie ct du Maryland
ainsi que sur lie Potomac, lie monu
ment de Washington, les hauteurs
darlington ct les pelouses de Il
Mason Blanche.
C'est dams la Bibliotheque que Il
chef de PEtat passe la plus grandt
partie de son temps aussi en- at
on rendu lie s&jour aussi agreeable
que possible. Dams Ia cheminee dt
marbre blanc, il v a toujours, etalt
isur les chenets, du bois pref a 6trt
allume.
LIE bureau on NJ. Cleveland ira
vaille est un present de la RENE
Victoria aux Etats. Unis, durar1
administration de NJ. Hayes. L
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Announces de candilats, da>a;ire 49, !" w
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T.utc Announce don't lc n"mhrc dinser''"ns
nest pas Specific SER, instrfe inSq"a ne"vei
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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The iowa Auditoxship.

Dos Moines, Iowa, Special Telegram, Nay
12-The decision of the supreme court in ap-
'plication Of Auditor Brown BY .habeas corpus
proceedings to .tqst the validity De, the Law
unde+. which be was suspended from ofics
reached the clerk to-day, it having been pre-
Browns surronder by his bondsmen s direct to to
the supreme court: Judge Adamsisays:
1t muse; we think, he conceded that Brown,
having invited Duffas and Pierce to become hie
sureties, cannot be allowed to resort to any pro-
ceeding which would have the effort to render
them liable upon the bond but Brown proposed
ton of the constitutionality of the statute un-
der which it is said that his criminal liability
has arisen, and his position is, that il tho sta:
tute shall be held unconstitutional his inno-
cenee shall accordingly. he disclosed. We
think his petition in this respect must be sus-
Tho validity Of the law under which the re.
moval was made is then passed upon, and
sustained for the reason that the statute pro-
vides for suspension only. Several leading
cases are discussed, and the court says:
While the suspension may have the effect Of
removal during the time of suspension, so
far as the officers most important right is
concerned. The objection is made that the
governor is not vested with JUDICIAL power.
His act does not amount; to d. judicial
tho statute can be occurred by some.
thing less than removal The object is to
secure the state from loss. This object is &C.
cured rs far as it can be, by merely suspending
the officers acts, and by gaining possession Of
the books, papers. ETC., of t4e .oaicer The
toner must be denied, and he must be remand
ed.
Judge Sewers enters . vigorous dissent,
holding the statute unconstitutional !. The do
cision has no effect OH the quo warranto pro-
ceedings for tho restoration Of the Office re-
Gently begun by Auditor Brown in the district
court, and in which the truth or falsity of the
charges made by the experts against Brown
can be established