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The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
Two Years For ChIcksm.steaIIng

Samuel Lee, william Robinson and Fletcher
Loane, alias Lowe, all cOlored, were placed at
the bar Of the Criminal Court to-day TO plead
10 an Indictment charging them with entering
the stable of Allison NailOr, 1r,, on November
20 and stealing chickens valued at $50. Sam
uel Lee and Fletcher Loane pleaded guilty
ana william Robinson not guilty,
81 wish TO say" said Loane, "that we did tho
robbery and stole the chickens. Robinson had
nothing TO do with It, ana was not with u.s.,
That is all have to say"
81 wish to say" said Lee, "that this man
Robinson sold some OF the chickens, and that
10 all have TO say"
Each OF the two men were sentenced to two
years In the penitentiary.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

STATISTICS just prepared by the Second
Auditor of the Treasury show that since
1914 there have been one hundred thousand
deeortions from the Regular Army. The
deserters since the war of 1912 would con-
stitute an army twice as large as our great
est peace establishment and four times the
size Of the present army.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
The AiIeged Mexican outrage.

No official Information has yet been received
at the State Department regarding the seven
American citizens, residents of Tombstone,
Ariz, alleged 10 be held as prisoners at Mag.
dalena, Sonora, Mexico. The dispatch re-
for immediate action on the part OF the Gen.
eral Government, mad not been received at the
State Department at tho close OF onice hours
yesterday. Assistant Secretary Davis says
that as soon as the matter was brought 10 the
attention of the Department stops would be
taken TO secure the release OF the prisoners
or ascertain upon what charge they were i'm
prisoned.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

The Signal Omce furnishes the following
synopsis of the weather.
Local meteorological report for January
8; Thermometer readings at @. M, III 81
u. m, 1874 IL a. M, 22o,0
Report for January q Mean temperature
for the day, 20o.1 maximum, 27' %; mini
mum, 17o %; mean relative humidity, 81;
total precipitation, % inches.
Summary for January; Mean tempera.
turo for January, 1896 average preclpt.
tatlon for January, 3.34 inchesi highest tenn,
1915; lowest temperature was III below zero
IN 1881.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

THE New York papers are given to lee
turing the press Of the country at large on
what may in their eyes be considered i'm.
ploprieties in journalism. Now, the daiie5
Of New York are at it themselves. They
call one another liars "cravens' and
'speaks" with as much facility as exists
among esteemed contemporaries of the
brCCzy West
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
To-NIoHr,s ENTERTAINMENTS.

GRAND OrERA.HousE. The mclodrama,
ain the Ranks"
TORDs OPEnA.HOrsT.--rho Hanlon3 In tho
pnntOmlme, "Le Voyage en- SUISSE"
NATIONAL THEATBE.--"Young Mrs. Win.
thrOp."
HER2OGs IS MUSEUM Comic opera, "Ollvette,"
by the Jennie Kimball Company.
THEATRE CoM1QUE.-The Zamiah Comblna-
ton,
DIME MusEUM.--'rho Hollywood Family In
the fairy operetta, "Cinderella."
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
aRnsev,, for 1nn OnhInet.

"rhore is just now big boom for General
ROsecrans for Secretary OF War;" remarked
prominent member OF the Knights OF Labor
TO THE CRITIC reporter.
SIN what dlrectOnW
"Why, there ls movement on foot aud
believe II Will be successful, 20 haY5 General
ROsecrana indOrsed by all the assemblies OF
Knights OF Labor throughout the country"
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

IF General Wolseley could but be fur
nished with the wise and thoroughly ablo
plans of reaching and relieving General
Gordon, which nro so fully given by tho
United States press, would there be auy
doubt of his soon accomplishing the object
Of his expedition?
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
"The American Countess"
by Mr.. Howard Carroll
The II. g. y. Railroad Preparing 10
Lay Another Trnck.

The Baltimore & Potomac Railroad had a
large gang OF lRborers at work under their cou
tractor, VIM. Buckley, on Virginia avenue, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets southwest,
this morning clearing the way for the new
track which is TO be laid on the street % con-
Of SeVenth street.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Tho special bulletin issued from the Signal
Onlce to-day Gays:
For sunday, warm wave Is advancing
from the West, aud VIII reach tho districts on
the Atlantic Coast during Sunday. Fair
weather VIII prevail I'm Tennessee, the Ohio
VGlley and the Middle Atlantic Statcs.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

THE experience of the National Commit.
tees in June and July show tho total cost
Of a National Nominating Convention to be
about Sl5O.O0O.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
Now YORK senniOrship.

President Arthur is developing considerable
strength FOR the New York SenatOrship. Hts
friends are more confident now than thoy
have been at any other period. HIS sup.
pOrters arc just as confident that he VIII De
successful AZ they are that James rharp, OF
SlS street, keeps the best brands OF liquors
to be had anywhere.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

a speClHI dlspntch 10 tno PhlIldeIphIa IIt58
from this city says: "It is said here that an
appeal Will soon be made 10 Congress by the
managers Of the Worlds Fair at New Orleans
20 come 10 tho rescue OF that enterprise with
another loan OF 100000. The receipts thus
fer have been considerably less than was an
ticipated, owing, II is claimed, 20 the fact that
people generally have postpOnad their visits
until the exhibits we're all In place ana tho
Exposition in complete order"
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
"AIderney Dairy wagons. y

Fresh Alderney buttOr, ohurned every morn
ing and delivered IN Va tb "Werd" prints, SOC.
per ID. Also cottage cheese, buttermtlh and
ewoot nlilh, DC, per az. Cream 1bc, per pint,
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
Honsekeepers Wim save MOney


BY purchasing their furniture, carpets, &C.,
On easy weekly or monthly installments at
smith &, 413 New Jersey avenue northwest,
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03

CuT HATE HAle. Elseman Bros, cor. I'm Z.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-03
Saturday, January 8, 1856.

Ent,r,d Whs fos'q0iee IN Washngton as second-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

am %. Tebruar feierten gu Ore
son, Osle Co., Sas., bic gbeleute pof'
Coos ibre solbene 9o9seit. Beioe Braut'
Ieute iinb In ber @emeinbe Weqenitein &c.
birtig. Sreunbe unb 0erwanbte, &inbe,
unb @nfel batten ifd CUR i4onen Geie,
3ablrei4 e%insefunben.
Gorreipunben3 aus South paniton, 81
9lus gbieaso tommt bic Na9ri9t,
baB es Soft benz MQmd9tisen In ieineu
unerfori1liden &atbi9luhe gefallen bat,
ben 9errn Ni9olas Ronsbrid in Gbieasr
In elm beferes Senieits 81 rufen. Der Ser
itorbene war seboren su NieberfeuIen, I'M
Canton Oietir9, i'm Sult 1852. Sn feline,
5simatb blieb sr BIS gu ieinem 80. 0ebens:
iabre, panberte bann aus unb IisB ii9 in
Chicago nteber, sins mad Mi9isan, Tan
wiebsr surid mad Der 9artenitabt, fling
cine Wirtbldaft an, bic er Bis 3u ieinem
@nbe betrieb. Wie sea9tet unb beliebt Ell
mar, 3eiste ft9 Bel istnem BesrdbniB. Oe,
8eritorbene binterldBt cine trauernbeW tttw'
unb 5 unmiinbise &inber, pon benen BAG
dlteite Is Sabre bas iinsite 8 WOnate ali
1T. Den Grauernben unier bertli4es Bel;
[eib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

idaft bes 9anbss bat iie sinen biiforiid Be-
lsbrenben @arnaual3us barseiteIt, elm bic
girseridaft ebrenbes, ben 9nnalen Der
Staot entnommenes Sliet. llnpiGtirli4
glaubte man fi9 In bas Sabr 1919 surids
periett, mo- has quite, idnurrise, poeiies
unb freubenrei9e Wittelaiter NIT benz less
ten Sitter gu @rabe setrassn wurbe. Brapo,
tbr g4terna4er, tbr fommt ni1t mebr
mad, NIT benz 8eiipieIe ieib ibr iest pots
ge9an9en!
giuiIfanb Der Stabt 2ureus
burg.
5eiratben. = Bonn IA. Sebruar:
Matbias 2ansener, S9lofer, NIT Waria
3fiidarb; Wi6el Bei9, Blafonirer, NIT
Marsuretba Bompeius; Sobann Nitolas
BreSer, Yfortner, nit Qoutie 6atto Setter
Biwer, Waurer, NIT &atbarina Beller.
TO-: EbeObor Groquet, 5utfabritant, NIT
Wtasbalena S9oup (; gilbert pbtlipp Solb,
Yoffacteur, nit Nnna caroline gonins.
49,: 6einri9 Glitter, S9IoHer, nit &atbas
rina Seanpterre. 90: Meranber Stmeou
Oebpr, Steinbauer, mitM ID unb
SterbefdIIe. - 8om Is. 6ebr.:
Mnna Stint, alt 10 s., obne Stanb, ebes
los. 49,: Gnselita Steffen, alt 40 g.,
@befrau pom Sobann Robl, Sanbarbeiter.
49,: SbeobOr peteid, alt 25 g., 5anbs
arbeiter, ebelos. TO-: Wasbalena Yortens
ieisne, alt 70 s., @beirau BON Setter
S9reiuer, S9ieferbeder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
Saar, Mfpiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

WaIIe nbort bas fi9 pabrenb bes
gulturtampfs Der bena9barten Iuremburs
ger @renspfarre anidIoB, srbdIt isst wies
Der einen eisenen &aplan.
Die mIi9en Treubens
Ell Z 'aus InlaB bes erften Saitenionns
tags (~Bdrgsonndech) wurben aud am 81.
Sebr. Mbsnbs in allen OSrfern Der llmses
senb pom Sierd unb Diebenbofen bemerft.
OberbiIIig. 9m IA. Sebr. wurbe
ber bisiise Sdbrmann mdbrenb Musiibung
ietnes Berufes nit Me6erifiden t~rattirt.
Der Gbdter, elm iunser 8uri9e aus Wals
ierbilfis, wurbe iofort uerbaftet unb mad
9uremburs befOrbert.
Die &Ioferttr d e su Rartbaus BET
Grier, ~sesenwdrtis nur nod cine i9Sne
Ruine, fou bsmnd9if in ibrsm frabsrn
@lan3e wieber eriteben, unb wtrb man, Der
vGr. Sts." 3ufolse, tn Der aIernd9i item
3eit i9on NIT ben Geifaurationsarbetteu IN
sr0Berm MaBitabs beginner.
Su OberweieI fmb am 10. Sebr.
5 Sduier absebrannt. Bei ben 9Sidunsss
arbsitsn wurbe Der Sssidifsr Nit. Sebmsl,
wel9er gum 8eiu9e ieiner alien Mutter
mad Sberweiel setommen mar, i9wer pers
wunbet; Der Cob trat mad einisen Stuns
ben elm.
Ger S1ieferbeder Sstar 6remer
lit am Gaitna9tsmontase pom Dade bes
9anbarmenbauies gu Trier beruntersefallen
unb CUR Stele tobt sebIieben. @r binterS
ldBt eirs Srau NIT 7 Rinbsrn.
gu M ss ri9tsts fi9 am IA. Sebruar
elm auseuidsinIi9 Eobter pom Der Babre
auf, ais bic UNI has Eobtenlaser periams
mslten Samilisnmitslisbsr i'm betrauertenu u.
ipra9 3u ben l1mitebenoen, bic Dor S9red
unb Sreube erfaBt waren. @m MbenS ies
bod ueri9ieo Der Wann In Wirtli1teit.
Ser bobs g DIN I'M So9waIb III
Siemli@ a%bsesansen. TdsIi9 fnben bic
S6riter toote 9iri9e, wel9e untsr benz ties
fen S4nee bis iest beSraben Iasen; tn ets
mem 6orite fanb man an einem Gage Is
Stid. Sn 0il9ofsbbron fans Der S6rs
iter Elm 9iridtalb I'M S9nee iteden, weIs
DIES ni1t mebr meter %fonnte; CT nabm eS
in ieinen Stau, MO es iest muntsr umbers
iprinst. Sn &apperatb SinSen bieier Gage
bic Burger In ben Walo, UNI &eiierbols Su
MAIDEN. Sin Mann fiel wdbrenb Der Irs
belt pI6sIi9 UNI anb mar iOfOrt cine eei9e.
Die gbeIeute Mi9. Gbeiisn un6
gnna Mfaria 6ranSen pom Bremm fsierteH
am 10. 6ebr. ibre solbene Sod3eit. Die
8rautterSe wurbe pou Der ndmIi9en Yeriou
setrasen, wel@e bies slei9falS aud Dor
so Sabren setban bate.
Sei ben @nfanss Ssbruar itattsebabs
ten Solsusriteiserunseu Der 9emeinoen
Sarlinsen. Sisssn unb Wenninsen, wel9s
fd bauptiddlid auf Gi3en:N u Stdmme
e,itredten, wurbsn sans euorme Yreiie ers
,ielt. Su ben einseIneu @smeinoen wurs
ben pro Neitmeter bur4i9nittIi4 1856
%. ssl6it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
8et8ti@.S myembnr8.

ansbem @efdnsniB gu arlou
brad am 10. Sebriar Der @efansene Mpb.
gnbre aus. gr war su einem sSabr @e>
fdnsniB wegen gtnbru9 perurtbeilt. Spds
ter warb Der gnthobene su 9onswp wteber
feftsenommen.
gu MrIon brad am IS. Mdr3 betm
S9retner Gberrp In Der RaiernenfraBe etne
Seuersbrunif aus, bic bas @ebdrbe tros
idneaer 9iIfe in Ii9e Ieste.
Gum Birgermeif er pon gbatils
Ion warb 6err u. Simonet, pom Buues
9err s. 6. &Osier, pom Wefanap 5err M.
2eRotr ernannt.
Gu NrIon ,peri1wanT Int Der Na1t
pom 10. aaf ben 90. Sebruar Der Sberifs
lieutenant Hlassg ormanbant Bremer.
Man weiB nod 'ni9t, mas aus INN ses
worbem, 10 melben bte letten gIdtter.
8 2ei9nam bes 75idbrisem 9.
Mersen aus alttert lit am Is. Sebr. in benz
tleinen an Der gaitna9erfraBe seleeenen
Wdlb1en aufsefunben worben. Setne
Mise unb Dirt lasen neben ibm. Oie
drstli4e l1nteri@uns conitatirte, baB bee
arme 6olsbauer nur BON lauter glenb iets
men Cob sefunben bat.
gipiIffanb Der Stabt MrIon.
5eiratbeu. = 8om 10. Sebr.: o.
s. Gentin nit Mnna S9pidratb.
SterbefdIIe. = Iom 8. Sebruar:
Sac. Ga Groir, 70 Sabre alt, @atte pom
Sbtle Srier. 0out. 12.: Warie Gatb.
@ttinser, 70 Sabre alt, gbesattin pom 8.
M. 81. Gttiuoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

Gin 8ciipiel liberaIer Sabrit : Tprans
mel sab bic Sirma Cider : WpB unb
GauB in Gapensburs, Wirttembers, tabem
fe unter Mnbrobuns uon Strafe aud bic
tatboIii6en Mrbeiter an Mtaria 2i1tmeB
aur Mrbeit anbalten monte. Grot Der
Strafe blieb ein Drittel Der Mrbeiter meg.
Brapol
Sn ben engliiden a%rmenbduiern mar
es bisber ni1t iibsraI tatboIii9en Yrieffern
aeifattet, bic &apeIen Der gnftalten fir
Sen tatboliiden GuItus su benusen. Dis
Erase bat burd Minifterialss teicript ans
IaBlt9 zines SpesiaIfaIes tn Osrby ibre
Grlebi9uns sefunben, unb omar 81 @unften
ber 8atboliten. Oas Winiiterium bat fol-
aenbe @runbidse aufsefeat: y gs 1T ses
ftattet, tn ben g~rmenbduiern su celebriren
unb bic Satramente gu ipenben; q bas
@eist ma9t teinsn llnteri9ieb 3wif9en ben
Mnalitanern unb ben &atboliten; 81 Sebe
Gonfeiiion Tam ibre eisenen geremonien
anmsnben. = Oie Nsp Yorter 2ssislatur
iOlte ft9 bieran Elm BeiipieI nebmen!
Nud elm Opfer oes Gnlturfampfs. =
Mm s.. Sebruar itarb 9err Bfarrer Nitos
Iaus Semann pom @inborf In Der @ifel, tn
etnem Nlter BON SO Sabren. Sein 3weis
idbrises 2siben lit BITE Solse bes unerntibs
Ii1en Offers seweien, NIT wel9em er neben
ietner @emeinbe fir bic ~perwaiite Pfarrei
Obertail Gorge trus. Ser weite Wes
pom elmer Stunbe, bas barte winterli9e
&lima Der So9ebene unb bas llsbermaB
Der Nrbeit SeritOrten bic nod iusenbIi9e
&raft. S9ritt fir S9ritt nur mid Der
@eritorbene Der Eobestrantbeit, bis er an
benz Iltare Suiammenbra9 unb Der sanSen
@emeinbe am u~ersansenen &trdweibfefte
ertldrte: sd tam ni4t mebr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
ut s.
8ereiniste Staaten.
Sic luremburser Ofijiere TIM BHrgers
friege.
(lortSat,p,
9bterarst Ser Yeter &lenf9.


Den Ofi,ieren wsrben seip5bnli9 In
ben meiiten Nrmeen aud bic GbierGr,te I'M
Stang slei9seiteut. Oaber finbet ietnen
Plas bier aud Der TN Gitel @enaunte.
Serr Sobn Yeter &Ien9 warb
an, 20. October 1885 gu Gefinsen &C.
boren. Seine @pnaiiaIitubien ma1te er
am atbendum tn 2uremburs unb feline
drstli1sn pier Sabre bausrnben Ga9itubien
an Der Gbierarsneiidule in NIforb unb Yas
ris. 1850 erbielt er tn paris iein &eifes
biplom unb fanb slei9 cine Staatsanitels
lung I'M @roBbersostbum ais gantonal.
tbierarst, erit 81 &emi9, ipdter su gapel'
len. 1862 trat 8lenti9 in Die Dienite ber
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Warins BROTH,
wel9e bamals i'm @roBbersostbum bas
Babnnes Wilbelm : 2ursmburs bauten.
1865 manbte er ii9 Der neuen Welt su.
gr frat IN bic n6rbli9e 8unbesarmee am
9. Mpril 1865 unb erbielt sIei9 bic perant.
wortIide StsIuns zines Ebisrarstes (Ve:
t~erinary Surgeon) i'm Gauaaerie Depot gu
@iesboro bel Daibinston, .. g., MO sul
Seit ieines @tntritts In ben Bunbesbienii
$4,000 Bfsrbe i'm Depot unb i'm Ourds
fdnitt anfanss 5000 i'm 9oipital. waren.
Sierbin bradte man bic uerwunoeten Gbiers
pom ben iioli9en Sdla9tfsloern. 9ls
&leni9 am IA. October 1865 aussemu'
ftsrt warb, waren nod 60 Yferbe i'm 5oipi.
tai unb 400 i'm gaualerie Depot. Der
Rries mot uoriber unb bic 8unbesresies
runs entlebiste ii9 Der Pferbe bur9 8er'
tauf. Rlenid, elm erfabrener GbierarSt,
In Dubuque uno Chicago wObIbetannt, BE:
treibt beute feline &unf gu StOdtOn tn
California.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17

b. Wel9e 2ursmburser fielen In iibs
li9e, ober in n6rbli9e @~efansenidait2
Dabsi iinb fOIsenbe puntte 3u beridi@tis
gen.
~ @sburtssrt bss @sfanseneu.
a. Nlter ober Datum Der @eburt;
81 Bel wsI@em Grappentbeil bienten
fe?
~ Wann unb mo sefausen senommen2 2
81 $50 unb wie LANCE sefanssnf
6.) Wann entlaHen2
u Wis mar bic BsbanbIuns int @es
fdnSniB2
Wenn man ni9t ale bieIe Srasen beants
worten tam, 70 beantporte Man bieielben,
70 gut man tam. @s brau9en aud ni9t
LANCE 9sbensbsidreibunsen gu fem; mir
miifien Maes turS faiien, neil ionit ,u piel
Belt unb &aum beanipru4t wiirbe. @ir
perben bas einsebenbs Material 10 gut unb
i9nea uerwenben ais mOsli9.
Gorreiponoen3. = gu S~prinsbrOOf,
Sadion Co., Sa., LIT Elm alter 9eier Der
y@a5ette" 9eitorben, Serr Sobn @ntrtnser.
2sibsr frat Der Cob ni9t auf bic sew6bns
Iide Mrt burd Glitter obsr &raufbeit, ionbern
taft pl6tli9 elm, elm pferb sertriimmerte
gntrinser ben 9irni9aSsl, bod lebte Der
llnglidli9e nod LANCE 9enus, baB CT nit
allsn TrOitunsen Der &ir9e usrisbsn werben
fonnte. MSSe CT ruben In Srieben! Die
trauernbe Wittpe unb 6 tletne 6inber bits
ten UNI has @ebet Der 2eier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
U :.

Sbf4on mir bic biosrapbii9en Sfi3,en
nod LANCE nidt aae 2%uremburser, bic ais
Sff,isre in Der Bunbesarmee bienten, ses
bra9t baben, 10 1T bod bas MateriaI Der
nod su Bebanbelnoen iett 10 tnapp, baB es
nod ni9t seniist, nm paiienb perpanbt gu
psrbsn. Wir werben pom 3eit 3u 3eit nod
Ra9frase balten unb bitten uniere 2eier
uns iest iiber foIsenbe Yun.te @uftldruns
3u seben, 10 pieI fie t0nnen.
Az WsI9s 2uremburser finb TN Birs
sertrisse sefalen2 SOlsenbe Yuntte finb
Defenders 10 gut aIs m0sli4 Su beridi9tts
gen.
~ @sburtsort Der @sfallsnen.
81 glitter ODER Datum ber @eburt.
81 gei weI9em EruppentbsiIe itanben
fe2
~ @o feIen fie2
81 tlnb wann2
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-03-14
A Fine Ship.

The London Times pronounces
the new Brazilian vessel, the
Riachuelo, the most perfectly con-
structed ship-of-war ahoat, pos
sessing, in respect to speed, coal,
endurance and arrangement and
fire of her guns, special advantages
such, in fact, as are not contained
in any other ship. She is a
twin-screw turret vessel of 5000 tons
and 5000 horsepower, built of
steel, 305 feet long, so feet wide
and 80 feet deep. She can make
fifteen knots an hour, and run at
that speed some $500 miles without
recoaling. Her armor plates are
ten and eleven inches thick, and
the armament consists of FIVE nine
inch twenty-ton breech-loading
rifled guns in two revolving turrets,
and six-inch breech-loaders, be-
sides fifteen Nordenfelt machine
guns. In addition to this superb
and effective appointment the ves-
SCI is also provided with a number
of Whitehead torpedoes.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-03-14
For Constables.

The Circuit Judges, on Wednes-
day, in rendering their opinion
in case then pending, gave the
following information to this peo-
pie as their legal opinion. AS it is
a matter which may effect every
one at some time, it should be pre-
served for future reference "The
evidence in the record satisfies us
that there was newspaper publish
ed and printed weekly in the parish
during the time in which said
advertisement by posting was
being made. Under the law such
advertisement, by posting, was il
legal. Article 1140 of the code Of
practice, requires that the consta-
BILE shall give notice of sales with
in ten days at the customary places
in situation, where no newspapers
are published, and in at least one
public paper in places where any
are printed, according to law and
it does not appear that this law
was changed or repeated ny the
act of 1877.
Article 1142 of the code of prac-
tice says: In no case can the con-
stable appoint keeper to preserve
the property seized unless with the
consent of the debtor, etc. In the
present case the constable seized
the property and Immediately APP
pointed a custodian and turned the
property over to him. 1t is not
pretended that the debtor, in writ
ing or otherwise, consented to the
turning over of the property to the
custodian; and from that moment
the constable ceased to have the
property legally in his possession
or directly under his control. FIX.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-03-14
KNOW YOUR FRIENDS.

In another part of this paper will
be found an extract from the speech
of Col. Pat DOMAIN, of Dakota. This
spcnch was delivered at the Expo
sition. in New Orleans on Dakota
dav, and is the final sentence in
the speech.
The extract quoted is suggestive
of where to look for assistance, in
improving the Mississippi River.
Not to Dakota alone, but to the en-
tire section interested in the Mis-
sissippi valley. 1t is useless to
expect help from the East. They
are not interested in our river. On
the contrary, they are interested
in hampering it and throwing OBJ
stacles in the way of its improve
ment, as turning of the grain trade
down the river, will materially in
lure the eastern cities.
Mr.. Randall of Pennsylvania,
has shown plainly that he cannot
be depended on for help, although
when a candidate for speaker, he
emphatically proclaimed himself
the friend of the Mississippi. Mr..
Cox of New York, stands in the
same category, and it was merely
to hold the democracy solid, that
they, and such as they, gave some
countenance to the requirements OF
our great waterway. An alliance
between the South and West is only
matter of time, and it is just as
well to hasten the time of its accom-
plishmcnt as to idle around, wait
ing for it to take place of itself.
Col. Domains offer should be
closed Immediately. Three or foul
votes in the House, in addition tc
the ones already secure, are not tc
be ignored, and a bargain of that
kind could be struck, with a gaur.
antee of enough votes to make al
appropriation, sufficient to do al
the work necessary to put the river
in proper condition. Make the
proposition to our political friends
first. Tell them what we want
and if they will give it to us, wei.
and good. If they will not do it
getit from the men, who, if opposed
to us politically, are not in bust
ness matters.