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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-02-21
Great il New Orleans ana MaIdi

II1dt Is New O.lrdIIS anu Mtlul
E1,aS is its principal attraction
about this time at the year.
1t is singular III 1t for many years
Nar.ii tisas has been found rainy OF
bad, except once. aud then there
was no parade.
prunir are !3tiI Else to ia,,a. pc:
sons, whUhavr come Town here from
i;inrt> where the m"fc:i,'. was iue
,oW Z,lo, complaining eli tie cold
weather here. There is il vast
difference. 'n!Wrri. Il temperature
# ~ ri 80 ia .'t"> aHti ntit ui 10 or
u degrees. In the latter case the
raltlI il frozen. ,ilr ar "a and
pune. whilst ii the former iln.
damunr>> coming from the mud is
,anoyIng aa'i $ v,re upon the hu
man ~i:"ll!t
he W. have all til. ~t;ii .r;n-Su.
II cold. ai,ni. %AtlnoSpht e. Whilst II
The in"Ire'N wnns! ,i,", t"luw III
Ir.ttr> w. wont | hlNea pleasant,
pure, and invieOrating time
TENNESSEE l. not an enemy
TO r.;iirnaI~. /! She could exchange
!, few huid,e.l dean. gnyue vOi:ti
clans for Il few more miles of rail
roads she Wonid gladly do ii.-jac!.
500, Tenn. Wing
IT the deina.osueS on have fol
sale are t.. be put mp afthe publ.
r>tI II tt,4 their value, We are
afraid that you haven't enough il,
he whole State to pay for the cross
! les Tor IL ura.trI ri mi!e of track
| bat if You al GET rid Of DULY a few
of them at their own estimation o.
their value you can pay of tlit
| State debt aud still leave enough
| to grilirOn the State with railroads
and possibly have some SURPLUS
Manufacturers Record.
Ii vii he seen .trnnn oar liver II
port that the rivers are all low aux
falling. There caniiot be any dat
ger Of overflow here this Spring.
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We believe that all planters are
Il, work in Latourche. There may
be one or two exceptions. Hands
ire abundant and i. XiOns to find
employment.
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The Mardi Gras Ball given a

The Mardi Gras Ball given at
Firemen's Hall did not prove a sue
cess. The bad weather, and the
number of people who were absent
in New Orleans, the numerous Balls
all around the vicinity conspired to
prevent az attendance that should
have been present.
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LOYAL NEWS

The fine weather ia February has
en-" eu pan erS t Ii ,.Sh plantin.
Their Si,gat cane.
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A great mat,y OF our pa'l>hlon"'
went down t. New Orleans to wi
ness the Ma,tI; G,a~ festivities an.
the EAlusillOii.
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FOR SALE.

A portable engine, 0. about ten horse-pow
er, on skids. Apply to
800. BADEAUX & eros.
Labadieville p. O. La.
Dec. 91-3m.
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The regulation Of the water il
Bayou Lafourche should be dis
cussed in all it's phases. by those
who are Interested in the proven
ion from overflow of their lands by
that stream.
If i. were closed at nona;ds"r
Vile the Two railroads traversing i!
would very quickly run branches
,iong its banks tor The purpose O
transporting crops and supplies t"
nd from the planters and citizens.
1t is argned that, without the n
II the Bayou on which to float j,
o'', hoop poles, lines. potatoes g.
&c price of those articles woald b
nuch increased.
Now ifthrse articles, say GOA.
'al to be transported ty Tail, The i
rea>e OF cost wDulu 10. amUuA,
GA great deal. In. remov III ui
ne coal over tn. levrr al the,i.elS
,IO cars would cost no m,tr tnal
does to place it over he Iey,a
nuw.
The coal would then he cailie,
luect to Il mans sugar house ID,
,nlch the cOSt ut th.. hauliG.
would he Dispensed with.
AID the saine mtant b. said o.
Ill other articles. Tne price o.
ieightS 10y cars would not amoun.
than the hauling OF pi.
;uc,s now GOES.
Take away the enormous expense
Il Keeping the leveeS in rel,ais
that Is now annually paid and any
| additional charges that the clOsin.
# the stream would cause would
rot be fell.
Al all even.S something must he
| lone otherwise Il portion of this paI
ISL will be inundated regularly c>
.ly winter
The question as::to the best ant
most piactica, le method of accom-
p.isLlng this, with the least injury
- The people, residing OH either
bank OF the Bayou is the O1e tina
looms up above all others.
Quite II large number of OUT cit
zens went to n. o. to witness The
Carnival reveis and sights, bu
that will not prevent another iarg-
crowd from going down on thu
third Of March under the auspices
of Protector Fire Go. No. ,. VIII,
will give a grand Excclsiod 0,
that day.
Excur,iOnists will have two ful
days,o view the Exposition see tn
Firemen's PARADE. aud otherwis'
enjoy themselves, aud have a gool
time generally.
The fare for the round trip willb'
only $3.50.
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nS Vlttnc re- isiO ,al seixuro
anha,a. in. from the above entitled and mum
oiet -"ii have seized and will offer for
sale ii I'.''"Ir ;%t,ct;on. pursuant 10 law to the
"s' igles. -, ;. 'front.' Ut the Of
Ice Birds Il. Justice Of tne Peace. at
is .ai.pilrcte :. IN 0tnr.
day the 9th day q: t.'hraa v. l-85. bet H.en
- u ~ a a nj i O'r.uc4. ,. n. the
following. described properly, tu-wit:
H "',f". = r,.k.ng
Gil IRIS AMI mattresses
t..3t t on III sal. -. ~, the
spot. EiWt ii. BIRDSALi.
Constable,
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The Mardi Gras folks were out in
full numbers 0" Tuesday afternoon
Some with long tails, some with
bob tails. and some with no tails at
all. Que company who had the queen
OF the fairies in a small carriage,
surrounded with evergreens prone
naded about the streets.
Great was che delight OF the
young roysterers as they roamed
about town racing the wild boys
that were following and tormenting
them at every corner.
There were some also on horse
back who, after gaIlopingover town,
disappeared to delight their friends
in the country with their pranks,
their guilds and their oddities.
Upon the whole Mardi Gras is
a jolly day and is enjoyed by every
body. X
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Proceedings
or rHE-
POLICE JURY.
Thibodaux. February. .th. ~,

State Of Louisiana. Parish of Lafour. The.
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SENT FREE OF CHARGE.
II. t. +. KOCH & SON,
Usts As- X 3Dah ~, 4. Y. City.
wi j. on } =. l. nd send
FREE to ~. ~, 5 tl,-ir


F"i Si,t1, & ana Srmmrr, 1885.
"a ti'n':y l~'Iustr1l ed " til |ith. .ral,L,;1
~ mo Ran f:iao ~ W.uI rner.x.
inss; Il c"s''i'!r't qua" Tor ali Ls.lics'. Gents.
Chi.,.rrn's .'n| Inf 'nt>' wear. H~oustkcen;no
Clouds, ~. !, eto.
7. IS Ii, M lOrs t.. iata. ST aud nl,.kf saaf;sf,n
tory catalogue trade in t.is c7.tntry.
I.ry i's' Il; gods New York store
prssr-. "'rI ale kunvle.i.e. lower
tlh"e aIsO>" nl any Othes. hou.ss m.
tn. Cnised aaaacs.
lhey receive hark '.d refund the money,
Tor al. .O"'!> MT desi ed. keeping tL.0sn
ina.i. to "r'tar. and 81 Ia-sed IL their hook.
lhty guarantee al ar lees exactly as repre
senttd. ana nav" lined for ,llcn,s. Ives an an
equatied reputation L.. ia L ana honest zeal.
ing.
MCSLIN. CAMBRIC aud FINE
CNDERWEAk Il SPECIALITY.
ssS should send for their
Special vi -l.Ns,sss E.s>a 10 ne
Trade.
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The rice crop IN LatOurche Wi
be greater in 1885 than tina, Of any
former yea, ii We are to judge from
present indications.
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Ii viii l." seen .trnin oar liver re
port that the rivers are all low and
falling. There can,iot be any dan
ger of overflow here this Spring.
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Capt. HotarL. who has taken the
contract to dretge out Grand Bay
Ou, was in ThibOdaux last Thurs
day.
He says that he has his apparatus
already, and will commence work
on next Monday.
ibis is an important work and
will aid very materially in draining
a lalg G. portion o: the East side OF
Lafourohe Bayou from tho upper
line of the Parish to the Morgan rail
road.
The commissioners of the District
immediately below have cut a canal
from Lake B1uft iuto.Bayou BGuff
b. which that Lake aud the sur
rounding country is being rapidly
relieved Of its surplus waters:
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NOTICE TO

Dec.91-3m
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Resolved, that the sum Of Two Hundred
cad forty eight and O4ll0o dollars b end 10
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
Interstate Commerce.

NEw YoRK, May lo,-'rho Senate Com
mlttoo on Interstate Commerce, consisting
Of Senators Cullom, Of Illinois, Chairman,
Warner Miller of New York; o. II, plott
OF Connecticut; A. T., German, of Mary
land, and lsham q. Harris, Of Tennessee,
with Q, H. Paul as Secretary, met to-day
nj tho Fifth Avenue Hotel TO Investigate
the subject of the regulation Of commerce
between the States. Invitations have bcon
sent TO number Of organizations
and business mon In New York TO
present their vIows before the COM
mltteo, The object IL TO obtain full In
formation on tho subject 10 aid In framing
Legislation In tho coming Congress Beyond
organization nothing Of Importance was
done to-day The committee will meet again
tomorrow morning, 10 continue ts session
for several days.
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.

No Agreement Reached Between the
Iron Men and Their Employees -lilotous
strikers At Denver.
PlTrsnuRGH Pa, May l0.-The manu-
facturers and ronwOrkers are In situation
that promises very little In the way OF an
adjustment of prices for next year What
ever Is done will have 10 bG perfected be-
fore June /. Each side Is emphatic In the
statement that Il there Is settlement of the
wage question II will have TO come through
advances from tho other From the unusual
brIskness about tho nils II seems strike
ls looked upon as certain To result The
mills are running with the evident object OF
Increasing their stock 10 the utmost and
the w0rkmen arc considering the adysa'
bllty Of establishing stores through the dis
trlct for the purpose OF supplying members
OF the Amalpam0lCd Association Will
goods At cost prices,
DENVER, Col, May 10, The shopmen'I
strike on the Denver n Rio Grande Road ~
sumed u serious aspect yesterday, About
Ave hundred mon and forty or fifty women
assembled In the Vicinity Of the shops this
morning Several lnllammat0ry speeches
were made, songs were sung, and a general
demonstration OF defiance was lndulged la,
One OF the yardmen, returning TO work, was
set upon by the crowd, knocked down Kicked
and cut about the face In the most brutal
manner Other wOrkmen were escorted
through the crowd by posse Of deputy
United States MalShals, About oght
o'clock two or three hundred strikers
tnupnhnI lnln inAUn A hult nNa1n In
front OF the ROCkD Mountain NeOs,
which had criticised the strikers ac-
tlOn and denounced some OF the
leaders Copies OF the NelDs were burned,
and the strikers distributed copies OF cir
cular asking lepublIc 10 boycott the paper
A similar demonstration was made In front
OF store, tho proprietor Of which had IN
Cured the dspoasNre Of the strikers,
CHICAGO, May l0,-Tho immense rolling
mills Of the North Chicago Company At
South Chicago resumed operations yestor-
day with full force OF l,s00 men, Seven
by men struck Ap'il 1, which resulted In the
shutting down Of the mills The men de-
manded an advance OF twenty-five cents or
Si.2b and sl,35 per day, aud the company
claimed, at the time, that II was losing
money at tho wages The men returned 10
work at the old scale Of prices
DETROIT, Mich, May l0.-The police
and striking brIckmakers had an encounter
In Sprngwells this morning The mob at
tackled the officers with clubs, but the
police drew rovolyers aud put them
10 rout without firing u shot
Several prisoners were taken and
lodged In jail. Tho bosses met this noon
and decided TO make no concession. The
mon complain OF long hours and small
pay. The strike ut the car-shops has been
abandoned, but all brlck-yards are stll Idle
and large force Of special police on hand
10 Drogpryo order
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snbbnth.sohooI slntlatIcs,

NEWARK, N, j., May rs, "A large Nu-
dcncc gathered In tho Clinton Avenue Ro-
formed Church last evening ut the sixty
first anniversary Of tho American Sunday
School Union Morris X, Jcssup, OF New
York, presided, and gave q summary
OF the sOclcty's work during tho past
year, as follows Tho new Sunday.schOols
organized numbered i,7gD, with $1,000
scholars, There were 1890 Bibles and
teslamcnts distributed, a8,7O7 family Wis
ts were made, aud s,os9 addresses woro
delivered by missionaries Addresses wore
made by Rev. j, II, Harris, u, D., OF CHI
cOgo; Rev. u A, Rankin, u, ID, OF Or
ango Valley, and local ministers,
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cnnlrnl Amnrlnnn Am,lra.

WASHINGTON, May l0,-Admlral Jouott
Informs tho Navy Department that tho
rebels having been forced 10 retreat from
Carthagcna, lOronqulla Ia the only point
on tho lsthmus whore they now hold pos.
session,
Commander II, H. McCalla, who com.
mandcd the land forces of tho navy on
the sthmus during the recent trouble
there, returned 10 Washington yesterday
lie reports the health OF tho mon
who remained ~ excellent "As long
aa the Colombian forces remain on the 18th.
mus, said hc, "thero will DO no trouble
Every month tho Canal Company takes out
81. 300, 900 10 the w0fhmon, Rum IN tho
great evil GroOt quantities are drunk after
every payday Tho workmen and nd
vonturera then engage In war OF words,
which onds IN u promlscu0us use 0f fire.
arra CarlhOgcna Ia splcndldly fortified,
and contains probably $1,000 OF 10000 poo
plc,'
SAN FRANeiseo, Cal, May i0,-PrlyOlo
telographlo adylccs received here state that
HnldyNr hm rOslgnod the Presidency OF
Salvador, aud that General flgaros has been
elected In his place, IOldtyar Is reported
10 have sailed f0r Europe,
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NnnnraI nrAni.

New YoRK, May io,-Genoral Grant did
not suffer much pain last evening nor
through the night aud after the usual mum.
Der OF hours sleep he awoke this morning
with little or no pain. DR., Douglas re.
manned during tho night and when he left
this morning he said no thought the Cen
eral. In common with 80 many others lately
had contracted some cold. This did not add
any other difficulty than hOarseness how
ever which was hot distressing, though
noticeable, At 80 o'clock to-day General
Grant went out for u drive, Mr. Webster
the publisher Of tho Generals book who
was seen at his Office today stated that
General Grant had TO- day written the dcdl'
cation for his forthcoming work. Tho ded-
cNllon IL ~ follows
"fO the officers aud soldiers ongagod IN the
warOt the llOholon, aud also those engaged
IN tho war IN Mexico those volumes are dcal'
OutOd, u, \, GRANT"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
Poison Enough to KIN Hundreds,

ST. Louls, Mo-, May lo,-Alrs Matilda
Reynolds, IN old woman of slXty.odd years
was found dead In her bed May II under
circumstances which aroused suspicious
thOt she had been foully dealt with, A
postuoHcm was held and her stomach
given 10 Dr. Charles LudCkng for Nnnly.
sIs Yesterday the doctor reported that hc
had found enough arsenic In the stomach 10
XIII two hundred persons, She had q
young husband, with whom she lived very
unhOpply, and whom she accused Of trying
10 gct possession Of u little grocery she
owned The Coroner Ia investigating tho
matter
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Her Third Failure.

New YoRK, May l0.-Whon John
RoOch's dispatch boat, the Dolphin, left her
pier yesterday morning she had among her
passengers John Roach himself na sons,
Captain Belknap Evans aud He MA Win
tors who were invited guests laJ Dd.
phln steamed slowly up the
East River until WhItostono was
reached Steam was here got up,
and for more than an hour tho Dolphin
went ahead NJ rafting speed. A slowing
down aud then u sudden cessation Of move
mont notified those Oh board that some
thing had happened, A Journal was hoal0l
and the Dolphin stopped aud heg third
trial trip remained uncOmplptod, After
floating lNzIly about on the Waters Of the
sound for five hours the vessel was headed
toward New York, where 'sho arrived NJ
nlne lagt night
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
THE FIRE FIENp.
Several Towns Devastated by Flames--For-
est Fires In Wisconsin ENtlngulshed,

Several Towns Devastated by FIames-For-
est Fires In Wisconsin ENtingulshed,
WINNIPEd, May l0,-The town Of Fare
well, situated on the Canadian Pacific Rail.
road, nj the second crossing Of the Column
bla RIVER was on May entirely destroyed
by fire, Nearly two hundred buildings
wore burned, The fire. was caused by rail-
road men burning the right OF way through
the woods near the town,
EpMoRE, Mich, May 10 -GmffvIlle, q
small lumber town south Of here, has been
destroyed by tho forest fires, including the
N! and large amount Of lumber. Twen-
ty-ilye families are homeless. The loss will
exceed 100000, A number Of Detroit
Lansing and Northern froightcars were
destroyed,
STANTON, Mich, May l0,-Tho fire at
Mcbride destroyed llfty-twO houses, nyoly-
Ing losS Of over $4,000.
JAsrEL Ind, May l0-Paol, the cOun-
ty seat Of Orange County was almost de-
slroyed by fire. Sunday morning. Loss
SlOO, 900; Insurance light
CEDAR LAKE, Mich, May 10. --FawcGt's
MILL, near here with four hundred thou
sand toet Of lumber belonging 10 w. $, Nel-
son, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
There was no insurance on the mill. Nel-
sons loss IL sl0,OOj; insurance, $4,000
OupLN, u, r., May l0,-All telegraph
wires on the direct route west from here
have lust gone down In fire that IL raging
at Virginia CITY, Nov The telegraph onl-
clNls However hope 10 re-eStabllsh COM
munlcaIIon with Virginia City within few
hours
GREEN BAY, Wls, May 10, - Reports
that continue 70 come from the sections In
which forest fires have been raging show
that the destruction has been even more
general and the damage greater than has
previously appeared, At the same tImG
the fact that the fires have prevailed
In spNrsGly-setted and remote loca-
tlons has prevented the gathering Of much
detailed Information or m accurate esl-
mate Of the damages,
The damage has come In most unfOrtu-
nate time, The farmers are already behind
In their work by reason OF the backward.
ness Ol the season aud the destruction Of
the fyn Ing, leaving tho land open 10 roaming
cattle, viii prove serious setback. On the
peninsula division Of the Chicago & North,
western Hallway there was fire all along
the track from OcOnto 10 lshpemIng, Piles
OF ties, posts, wood, ETC., were burned and
the heat sullced 10 break windows In some
Of tho passing passenger coaches, Some
trains were abandoned during the height OF
the fires, and gangs OF men were stationed
ut bridges and other exposed places
The rain that set In Sunday morning was
general nl through tho devastated district,
and the storm continuing through the night
and yesterday has eHectually quenchod tho
llres 80 that oil danger 10 passed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21

WARNER, o., May 10 burglars Sunday
night entered the house OF Joseph Knight On
old man, aud presenting pistol at his head
demanded his money lie gave them seven
dollars, protesting II WIS VII he had, Not
believing H. hc was thrown OH the floor and
hh feet burned with rud.hot iron 10 make
him glyp up more money lie was left IN
mn unconscious condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1885,

pected from the adoption of the slxlIenny
rate for telcgramS II is expected that In
the first year there will be an increase Of
thirty per cent In the total number of tele-
grams, Half million pounds have already
been expended for new poles, wires, instrli-
ments, etc, over twenty thousand miles
Of additional wires have been laid, and
twelve hundred extra operators and over .
thousand messengers will be engaged.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
A nlnnhr ElrhL In Mn,lnn.

Tucson, A, r., May is,--Prlvato I'D
vIccs from llormosIllo Mexico say tho
Mexican troops attacdcd tho .Yaquia
Wednesday near Misa. Three hundred
YaQuIs are reported killed, tho Mexican loss
being eighty killed and wounded. Four
Americans were with the Moxlcans aud two
were killed, one man named Mckenzie
was wounded, Tho report of tho battlo has
not yet been officially confirmed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21

Rochester, N v, May lo,--Jamcs II.
Howard, Roland Howard, james Gordon
and Amanda Lucas were arrested last night
for countorrcItlng, They were caught In
the act Four hundred dollars In United
States silver dollars and sixty dollars In
Canada half dollars wcro found In their
possosslon The cOunteliels are exception.
ally good ones, and II IL only by the
mInulcst examination that they can bo do.
InrinI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21

New YoHW, May 10, Eugene NJ. Pack
ard was arrested yesterday Ot his homo In
South Brooklyn on an indictment charging
him with tho cmbolllOmont Of $50, 900 while
no WIS employed "a general manager and
book.kecpcr for Henry owens 4 Bros,
wholesale groCca llo II slSty.nlno years
old. The firm failed two years ago, Mt,
owen, says that when he camo 10 settle up
his accounts no found that Packard had
been systematically falslfylng the books,
the most Of which had been destroyed, aud
that this had boon going on for ton years
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
nulidlnrs Dnmarcd hy \ IIurrIonno.

AUSTIN, Tex, May ie.-A cyclone
struck tho little town of Taylor, Tex,
Saturday evening, and played haveJ for q
few seconds, Tho Missouri Pacific Rail-
road freight house was demolished, tho
rolmdh0use unroofed, the City Hall
wrecked and more than dozen other
buildings were more or Oss damaged, The
railroad company's loss Is $4,000, and dam-
ago TO other buildings will reach $4,000 10
$4,000 No lives Mern lost
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Mr.. Frollnghuyacn sinking.

NEWARK, N, Jo May io,-Nr trolIng.
huyscn ia much worse. llo has high
foycr and his pulse Is very quick. II would
scarcely Oc more difficult TO arouse him to
consciousness II ho wore dead than II Ia Ut
present He takes no uourlshment NJ nll,
and has only pNrlONcn of n few spoonIuls
OF milk In twenlyfOur hours. Tho end
cAn nat bp very far of,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-21
A lnttio with Trnmpa.

Sioux Cry, Ia, May ia freight
brakeman was shot and killed at Hubbard,
Neb,, Monday by tramp whom ho was
oIoctng from u traIn and with u comrodo
the murderer escaped followed by mob
Eleven Migrants were captured here In tho
afternoon the officers and tramps using their
rovolycrs freely. one of the latter being rc-
nnrlal killed