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voir rappui de tous les electeurs de-
mocrates de pEtat."
LIE Sar rappelle que M. Hill
await etc elu lieutenan .gouv erneur
quand NJ. Cleveland fut 6lu gOu.
verneur de rEtat, ct il est devenu
gouverneur quand NJ. Cleveland a
etc eleve d la presidence. IL a rem
pills ses fonctions i Ia plus grande
satisfaction du parti don't il etait 10
representant. II aura lie concours
devouG de tout sincere democratic,
ct de tOus ceux qui, demDcrates OIL
non, ont Pintention de %soutenir
administration de NJ. Cleveland,
ct d'emp6cher qu'elle soft paralysee
par une majorite hostile au con-
gres.
LIE World reproduit cette idee, ct
Ia condense ainsi en- concluant un
long article OH il 6tablit que la no
mination de NJ. Hill est une adhe-
sion virtuelle a la politique de NJ.
Cleveland tant pendant les deux
ans quill a etc gouverneur de Pc
tat que depuis quill tient les r6nes
de administration rationale. "La
question, dit-il, est tres simple. En-
nommant lie lieutenant ct success
seur de NJ. Cleveland, qui a con
duit apres lui les atfaires de rEtat
pendant sept mois, la convention
a fait supplement un acte de raison
\ at il un motif quelcunque pour
que le penple Sc dtjuge, ct rende
aux republicans lie pouvoir Qu'ils
ont perdu par les vices de leur adj
ministration
"Le Times est supplement turieux
II signale III nomination de NJ. Hill
CONNIE peuvre de Belzebuth ct de
Tammany, ct il envoie litteralement
au diable les democrates ct leul
liste.
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L'Argcnt aux Etats- Unis.

IL y a plus d'argent aux Etats
Unis aujourd'hui qua aucune epo-
que. La population a egalement
augmente dams de wastes proper
tons. Scion lie rapport du contro-
leur de la circulation, lie montant
total de Fargent ell circulation dams
les Etats- mis- est de S1,541, 55S, 14O,
somme qui, diyisee entire une popu-
lation de 100000 Inhabitants,
donnerait environ 1927 par tete.
L'argent Ell circulation dams lie pays
de 1864 a 1861 etait entte 100 ct
1900 millions de piastres, OH envi~
ron 400 millions de moins qu'au-
jourd'hui ; la population a r6poque
n'etait que de 35,OOO,O 900 ct la re-
partition par t6te aurait etc de
$3.50 ell 1864, 1924 en- 1865, $685.
60 en- 1866 ct 29.5S en- 1867.
En- 1873, la circulation de Par
gent SO trOuva reduite q $50 mil
lions, soft $21.35 par tete d'habi-
tants. L'usage des cheques ct des
mandats, avec les differences me-
rhodes employees pour faciliter les
transactions, ont pris la place de
Pargent en- grande mesure. Mais
REIMBURSEMENT de la population
demande un plus fort volume de Ia
circulation mon6taire.
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LIE juri dc police de Caddo, ayant
decouvert que les rrisonniers d6te-
nus dams la ge6le de la paroisse, re-
cevait "pour nourriture du sucre,
du cafe, du gateaud de mails, du pain,
du jambon, de la viande fraiche de
beufs ct de pores, des legumes ct
de temps a autre I'm nouvel habil-
lement," (sio) declare que les hon
n6tes citoyens de Ia paroisse ne
jouissent pas de toutes ses BONES
chooses ct que ce menu ne peut qu'-
encourager au crime ; EN- %cons6qu.
ence il a resolu qua l'avenir tout
prisonnier he recevrait pour nour
riture que du pain de mails ct de Ia
viande salec.
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BONNENENT

On SO 90
I'm Numero. 10
AENONCES.
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NOMINATION DE d. b. HILL.

La convention d6mocratique de
fEtat de New-YOrk a termine ses
travauX par Fadoption de son pros
gramme ct par Ia nomination de
ses candidats.
Noici impression generate de la
presse de New-York, a laquelIe
nous %empruntons quelques passa-
ges:
LIE Herald, envisageant lie travail
de la convention a son point de de-
part, dit que, dams la soiree de mer-
credi, les delegues etaient dams une
extreme agitation ct capable de
faire pressure toute espece de folie
81 leur perplexit6 await dure.
"Mais, ajoute-til, deux influences
Sc sont combines pour les calmer
dams la matinee Pune 6tait la con-
science de la force du ticket r6publi.
cain, ct rautre la publication de. Ia
lettre significative du president
Cleveland au commissaire Eaton
au sujet de Ia reforme du service
civil. La premiere dc ces influences
a arr6t6 une disposition visible chez
un grand nombre de delegues a to-
mir peu de compile de rhonorabilite
des candidats. LIE second a coupe
court q l'espoir conserve par Ger
taines lotteries que lie president Sc
raft un jour oil l'autre entrain6 par
quelque preston politique, a rom
pre- ses engagements solennels tou-
chant la refOrme du service civil
LIE San s'occupe particulierement
du gouverneur David B. Hill. "La
nomination, dit-il, a etc faite all
premier tour de scrutin par un vote
pressure unanime, ct la force que
NJ. Hill a ainsi deployee a la con.
vention est dun bon augure pour
son success CONNIE porte-drapeau de
la democratic new-yorkaise dams Ia
campagne qui Went de s'ouvrir.
LIE gouverneur a d'ailleurs des
antecedents sans reproche. II a SER
vi lie peuple ACKNOWLEDGMENT dams
les fonctions m6mes auxquelles IL
aspire de nouveau, ct il doit rece-
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;ours sous les yeux du public, ct
c'est 4 votre PERSEVERANCE quill re-
connaitra que vous voulez trailer
lui.
Faudra il conclure de ce qu'un
marchand annonce Requirement
que son success est complet 2 Non.
LIE success depend de%l'annonce, sans
doute, mails il depend dc bien autre
chose encore. L'annonce vous anne.
ne de nOuveaux acheteurs, etend la
popularite de votre nom ct de vo-
tire magasin, mails l'annonce ne
peut pas faire que les acheteurs
qu'elle yous amene soient satisfaits
de vos marchandises, de la recep-
ton que vous leur faites ct de lal-
lure de vOtre Establishment.
Des marchands dissent que Pan
nonce ma pas reussi; mails toutes
les conditions pour reusir etaient-
Giles remplies I? qu'ils Sc lie deman-
dent d eux-m6mes, ct probablement
lis trouverOnt d faire retomber la
faute ailleurs que sur rannonce.
Nous ne pouvons que repeter &c
que nous ayons dit ell commencant.
L'annonce est aujourd'hui un DIES
clements de success, ct tout mar
chand intelligent lie comprend.
AyeZ dams votre magasin les mar
"handises les plus fraiches, les
mieux choisies, achetees dams les
meilleures conditions, pour.
quot youlez-vous que lie public
yienne vOus les acheter 81 vOus lie
Favez pas prevent que vous le pos.
sedez? Pourquoi voulez-vous quill
rentre chez vous de preference d
une autre maison qui, par lannon.
ce, a sollicite ST visite? Nous som.
mes dams les atfaires depuis trente
ans, notre maison est bien conuue
ct nous n'avons pas besoin de faire
de la reclame. Vous 6tes dams les
affaires depuis trente ans, vos con.
tempOrains Sont Iares ct vOus Gtes
inconuu de la generation nouvelle
qui ne marche pas sur les traces de
ses peres, mails Qui va Oil Pom salt
rattirer. Rem dez par l'annonce une
vie n%ouvelle 4 votre reputation on
bliee, l'anciennete de votre maison
dcviendra par lannonce un motif
de contiance ellie nest, quaint a pre-
sent, qu'une cause d'oubli.
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N for the working class. Send 10
cents for postage, and we will
mail you free, a royal, valuable
box OF sample goods that will
put you in the way of making
more money in a few days than
ysu ever thought possible at any bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare
time only. The work is universally adapted
to both sexes, young and old. You can easily
earn from % cents to S. every evening. That
all who want work may test the bushes, we
make this unparalleled offer to all who are
not we'll satisfied we will send 81 to pay Tor
the trouble OF writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time to
the work. Great %:success absolutely sure.
Portland, Maine.
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EDUCATIONAL.
vJNhe University Of the SOut

II OF the South
L is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon
the Cumberland Plateau, 1000 feet above the
sea level. This school, under the special pat
ronage of the Bishops of the Protestant Epis
copal Church, in the South and Southwest, of
fers the healthiest residence and the best ad
vantages, both moral and educational. in its
Grammar School and its Collegiate and Theo
logical Departments. For the special claims
of this University for patronage, apply for
document to the Rev. TEIFAIk HODGSON,
Vice Chancellor, Sewanee, Tenn.
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L'UTILITE DIES ANNONCES.

CONNIE preuve de Importance
ct de la variete des announces qui
remplissent les COLONIES DIES jour
naux, on peut dire sans exagera-
ton que, 81 notre civilisation mo
derne venait a disparaitre aussi
complement que c%ertaines civlli-
sations qui ront precedte, rhisto-
rien DIES si6cles futurs ponrrait re-
construire les traits principaux de
nos idees politiques, de notre com
merce ct de notre industrie, ell
compulsant les COLONIES d'annonces
DIES %Journaux de notre temps. LIE
fait meme que lie temps actuel est
Page lie la publicite demontre com
bien pannonce est appreci6e etcom-
bien grande est la contiance dams
ce moyen de METRE face d face Ia.
cheteur ct lie vendeur, celui qul Of
FIRE du travail ct celui qui lie cher
che, Ell un mot tout lie monde qui
produit ct qui dot echanger sd
production !; ct dams ces iours OIL
la concurrence est 81 active. lie sue
ces appartient 4 ceux qui savent Sc
METRE Ell evidence ct tixer ratten-
ton publique par I'LL appel frequent
d la publicite.
81 indispensable necessite de
Iannonce est reconnue, il fault en-
core trouver quel est le moyen lie
plus fructueuX d'annoncer. LIE
temps des circulaires a la main est
passe. Aujourd'hui, Ia matiere 4
lire est trop abondante ct 4 trop
bon march6 pour qu'on s'~int6resse
d ces morceaux de papier. Dams
les expositions publiques, les circu-
laires couvrent lie terrain par mil
llers ct on he semble les accepter
que pour juger avec quelle rapidit6
ON peut les laisser tomber. Genera.
lement, ce sont les marchands uui
n'annoncent pas dams les journaux
qui ont recours aux circulaires, ct
ils perdent leur argent.
81 vous vous decidez a announcer.
faites-le dams les journaux, car c'est
lie moyen lie plus efficace d'arriver
aux yeux du public. Votre but est
d'attirer lie public a votre magasin
ct d'obtenir sa pratique. Pour celia,
il faut rendre vos annonces attra.
yantes de faeon a ce qu'elles soient
lues, ct il Y a h beaucoup plus de
difficulties que vous he croyez; une
annonce bien fate, claire, precise,
mettant EN- relief ce que vous YOU.
lez surtout faire saillir ct une belle
impression en- caracteres clairs ct
elegants, feront plus pour votre
magasin que les eloges trop pom
peux donnes q votre assortment.
Fixez a ravance Quel m%ontant d'ar-
gent vous pouvez employer en- an
nonces, ct faites un contrat avec un
on plusieurs journaux pour une an
nee. Vous aurez des taux plus ia.
vorables, ct a moins que yous ne
vOuliez announcer continuellement,
il est inutile de commencer. Des
annonces spasmodiques ne servent
a rien. Vous devez avoir 70.
tire nom ct vos marchandises tou.
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HOTEL DE LOCKPORT

entire lie Convent ct l'Eglise catholique.
NJ Il. +. BARILLEAUA. a rhonneur dan
WI noncer a ses tinis ct les Commissioner
geurs en- general quill Went d'ouyrir I'M Hotel
dams lequel on prepare. a dies priN moderts,
DIES repas il toute heure de la %journee.
Feb-2l-S5.
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Fo.. Sale.
NOTICE

Haying purchased the eligibly situated boil
err shop of p. Hogan, in this town, 1 am now
to take contracts for making new
Boilers and repairing old ones. Full satistac
tion guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services of Mr..
p. Hogan, as foreman and manager who has
had long experience in this business. Parties
will find it to their interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere:
WIN. H. Raglan.
Thibodaux, Aprll 9th. 1888.
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COLLECTOR.

l am prepared to collect all kind of bills
intrusted to my care. Prompt attention
given to all matters intrusted to me. Best
of references furnished. Address:
FRED DAVIS.
Constable 9th Ward, Lockport L. 0
80 SILLY.
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lsorAnY JOB Press.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire. nous SOM
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pographiques qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'atfaiIes, entetes oe
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. clrcu-
laires, etc. seront imprimes dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix moderes. -
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ASNONCES.

IN earr6 de l0ligres; lare insertion 81 %
. oue -
" Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indignant la profession
Homes mar an. S. oc
Annonces de candidats. d'ayance 90. 10 co
Necrologie. par lo
Toute annonee commerriale publlee a Ian
nee sera inseree All taux de so cents par pou-
ce pour la premiere insertion ct :" cents pour
les insertions s~ui,stquentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusln'a neuvel
ordre all taux ordinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPTIQUE.
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NDTECE.

Thibodaux Benevolent Lodge, No. 80, will
meet the second Sunday in each month at :
o'clock p. NJ.
BY order OF the w. NJ. fcb-l9-Si
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A terrible tale of mutiny and murder is re-
corded on the book of the brigantine Natal,
which is lying in the Atlantic basin, Brook
lyn. When two months out while the cap
tain was asleep one night, the carpenter
attacked him with broada1, laying open
his face The captain warded off second
blow, and the carpenter stabbed with a
sheath knife in the neck The mate
hearing the struggle, ran in. and the
captain, with his aid, drove out the
carpenter and barricaded the cabin doc r,
just as the steward was coming to reinf orce
the carpenter. The mutlneers retreated into
the forehold, where they were imprisoned, as
was supposed, BY the battering down of the
forehatches Next day a search was made for
the captains SON His cap with a broadaxe
cut in it was found on deck He had been MUIR
dered and his body thrown into the sea by the
mutineers. The three men worked the brigan-
tine for four days The captain then lessened
the fore hatch and called on the mutineers to
come up and surrender. They threw their
sheath knives on deck, but muttered that the
pistols had been lost below The captain had
no leg irons or handouts with which to Sc
cure them. He believed they lied, and he shot
the carpenter and steward dead, and threw
their dodies overheard The others agreed to
Obey orders after that .....s
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Paris Letter in the Newark Advertiser
Few but know the very pretty piece
of poetry by Mrs. Hemens, "Casabian-
"a" commencing, "The boy stood on
the burning deck" The poetess states
that the lad was the son of the admiral
commanding the flagship Torrent,
which took fire and explodedi that
young Casabianca persisted in the ex-
plosion, refusing to quit the position al
lotted to him by his father. pending the
battle Of the Nile. I have been looking
into the official account OF the incident.
The admiral was Brueys, who was
wounded in the head and hand early in
the action. Hs continued to give or
ders until cutin two by cannon ball ;
he uttered The request to be allowed to
expire on, deck, which he - did in. the
course of some minutes.s sssfss ks~s
Citoyen Casabianca, the father Of the
poetic hero. then took command; his
son was MILDLY, but only aged ten, not
thirteen. At that period lads entered
the nary very young. Casabianca was
was also q deputy. Pending the action
his son was by his side; the father was
MORALLY wounded in the head by a
splinter and became insensible; he gave
no injunctions to his son, but the latter
would not the less quit his wounded
parent. BIZ this time the ship ives, on
fire. Several 1t The sailcFs hsI lee Rh
saved themselves on spars till picked
mp by the English boats. Aided by
the purser young, CasAbiancsa and bis
father were lowered down on . piece OF
q mast floating by, but they had only
got short distance from the 100 gun
Orient when she blew up, and nothing
more was seen Of the Casabiancas.
Was that yonne, faiihful heart 81 xol ri.
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Another British Victory In Africa,

Intelligence has been received at the British
war department that Gen Stewards force is en-
trenched south Of Metemnsh The dispatch also
gives the gratifying information that Stewart is
In communication with Gen. Gordon Stewards
force had several fights with Arab rebels be-
fore reaching Metenlneh: Gen Stewart himself
was badly wounded. Five of the Mahdi's
emirs were killed in the fight The enemy
numbered seven thousand A large number
were cavalry armed with rifles. The British
loss is twenty killed and sixty wounded To-
tai loss of enemy, thirteen hundred. Gen.
Wolseley in his dispatch reports the capture
of Metemneh by the British. He also says
that Sir Charles Wilson has gone to Khar
toum on board steamer to confer with Cor
don. The point where the battle of the 10Th
occurred is in the desert about five miles south
from Metemneh. When Gen. Stewart reached
that point he found the enemy HOY
ering about his little army on all sides,
and skirting it often within an uncom-
fortably short range. The rebels had evil
IDENTITY stationed themselves in the vicinity to
await his arrival and give him battle. Among
the first killed were Mr.. Cameron, special
correspondent of the London Standard, and
Mr.. Herberts, special correspondent of the
London Post Gen. Stewart was one of the
very first to be wounded. He was shot in the
thigh.
The latest dispatches received in the war Of
fee show Lord St Vincent was not as once re-
ported, killed in the battle fought in the des-
ert the 10Th inst He died from a wound re-
ceived the 18th at Abu-Klea Only two British
officers were killed in the zareba fight
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A cl... rs.s FEar,ilv.. Hy~ ~ sssrst s11s
Of xhsir olisatS..


A ol.s. mat fEhSr.iivs Bvea ~ sssrtt sins
/, Of Their clients.
From the New York Man and Express.
In speaking Of i csssssz class at pri-
vate detectives the other day CSfcnel
Charles s. Spencer, the criminal law
yer. said to reporter for the Mail and
Express, MANY Of the so-called de-
tectitss get their living b. matchmaking
people who at some eafliet period Of
their existence committed q violation, 81
the law, but are now trying to live hon
est, respectable lives. Remember one
case which came under my own obser-
walton number Of years ago. I was
called upon to defend q man, whose
name I will not mention, but who bore
bad reputatian, charged with crime
of some Importance. He was acquit-
ted, although ] afterwards became con-
vinced that he was guilty. He was q
man Of considerable natural ability, and
would, T believe, Could hs be- persuaded
to, reform, be able TO earn an honest
living. When, I spoke with him about
the matter he listened respectfully, and
then replied that he had been thinking
OF the matter himself, He said that
there was an agent who wanted him to
sell maps for him, but he had no money
and no one to go security for him he
had not accepted the position, told
him that would help him to secure
the place. I loaned him $lO0.. He
purchased the maps and went to work.
He was very fortunate in his sales, and
at the end of two or three years he had
saved the sum of 81 500, and paid back
to me the loan had made him with in
terest.
HE then concluded that he would
open fish market in the lower part Of
the city which he did, and was getting
along nicely: when q private detective,
who knew all about his life as a. crimi-
nal, discovered him in his market, He
now told the prosperous market man
that he would tell his customers all
about his past history, of which they
were ignorant, and thus ruin his bust
ness, unless he would pay him 800 as
hush money.
my protege, seeing that the detec-
tive Lad it in his power to injure him,
paid the money. Not satisfied with the
sum he had received, the blackmailer
came back again few weeks later. As
he did not know that the fellow could
be arrested for blackmail he continued
to pay sums of money to the scoundrel,
until he had crippled his business and
compelled. the man to sell out at a loss,
He came to me and stated his case. I
advised him to go west and try again. I
loaned him enough money to get out of
town with. A year or two ago he sent
me letter stating that he had made
money and had become quite prosper
GUS in his new home. He sent back
the loan, too, with interest"
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The recent biography of Hawthorne

The recent biography of Hawthorne
will recall many incidents in the career
Of this remarkable man, never before
printed. Longfellow, who was COL
lege classmate of Hawthorne, once said
that the latter told him of a
period in his life, after he had
left college, when he did not
see the sun for several years. He was
in good health and fair spirits, but took
notion in this direction and only walk
ed out in the evening. He also said
that he did not speak to his sister, with
whom be lived for several years, al
though seeing her every day. There
was no trouble between us, but We
seemed TO be frozen."--Every Other
Saturday. .@s
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Nothing More Required.
rom the Wall Street News.

He placed his cane and hat on a, chair
and took seat with the remark: 81
"Your wife has been member of my
congregation for the last two years."
Eyes, / believe so.s"f
"And I have felt it my duty to have a
short conversation with you in regard
to your owns oul. / desire to speak to
you more particularly in regard to gam
bling in grain. Do you realize the
enormity of the offence ?" sla ral
TT think I do. just read that" II
Was a telegram from Chicago reading
Our loss in the late deal will be abouf
Sl4 900 each."
The preacher didn't stay for arb
farther :" wrassling," being convinced
that his "hearer" must realize his enof-
nifty and something 10 boot.
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The coroner's jury in the Druse murder case
in Warren. Herkirner county, New York, finds
that William Druse was shot and killed by
Roxanna, his wife, aged forty, and that Mary
j., the daughter, aged twenty. George w.
ew. aged fourteen, were feloniously present
and gave aid and comfort to the Woman. s.ss
Detectives returned to Boston from Detroit,
Mich, having in custody ex-Gov. Moses Of
south Carolina, wanted in Cambridge for OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses from Col T.
W. Higginson. Moses obtained. $34 from Col.
Higginson by representing himself az : law
yer named Byran, who had Been robbed while
returning from Canada. The prisoner was
committed to jail
The Irish newspapers denounoe the outrage
iavieorons terms The Freeman's journal Gays: