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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-01-16

1lunsnnte at Phoenix Hall the night of the
18th inst Admission only 50 cents.
There are thirty pupils attending Miss
Posts school for colored children at the
First Baptist Church, Smoke Bend. When
better weather sets in much larger atten-
dance is expected.
Clerk Of Court Hill has completed and
forwarded to the Governor transcript of
the colored murderer confined in our parish
Jail under sentence of death.
Mrs. G. Heating recently moved from the
corner OF Chetimaches and Attakapas
streets, aud now resides on Lessard street,
in the comfortable little house adjoining
the residence of R. T. Hanson, Esq.
The fourth quarterly conference Of the
st. Peter NJ. E. Church of this town is to be
held next Tuesday evening. The Presiding
Elder of the district will not be able to at
tend, hence Pastor Chinn will preside.
Coroner Duffel viewed, on the 9th inst,
the body of James Ray, colored, who died
at the house of Mary Ann Plainly, in this
town. Chronic diarrhoea isscertiied by the
Coroner as the cause of his death. The body
was buried at public expense.
Cheap Tony hasn't been heard from for
two or three weeks. Look out for an adver-
tisement in next weeks CHIEF. His stock
is being constantly replenished and his in
ducements to buyers are unsurpassed by
any establishment in Donaidsonville.
Ticket No. 1859, which, drew the cuckoo
clock in Israel g. Co.'S. tombola, was held
by Mrs. Fred Higgason of Darrowville, and
ticket No. 1864, winning the 400 days clock,
was found to be in the hands of Mrs Nina
Gomez of Port Barrow. Both prizes have
been delivered to the winners.
Mr.. Soaring Taylor has concluded not to
retire from the Police Jury, MS he recently
contemplated, and has accepted the reap
pointment rendered him by the Governor.
Mr.. Taylor participated in last Wednesdays
session of the Police Jury, aud was named
member of tho important Finance Com
mittee.
500. A FINE WAX DOLL, 81 90.
thirty inches tall, for one dollar. Sent to
any address on receipt of price. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Only few left. Call on
or address S. s. 1NGMAN,
Opposite post office, Donaldsonville.
The appointment of Mr. Camille Mollere
as Postmaster at Donaldsonville has been
confirmed by the United States Senate. Mr..
Mollere has not yet received official Motif
cation of his appointment, and it will be at
least two or three weeks before he can COM
plete his bond and enter upon the discharge
of his duties.
Sweetmeats of every description at Mau
rims Cheap Grocery Emporium. The best
and che pest in the market.
Miss Bertha Tobias, the charming daugh-
ter of MIR. M. Tobias Of our town, is spend
ing the remainder of the winter with city
friends at No. 464 st. Charles Avenue, New
Orleans. We hope Miss Bertha will have q
pleasant visit and return ere long to glad
den the hearts and eyes Of her many friends
and admirers I" at home"
Goods almost at your own prices at Mey-
or Netter's, late II. Israel & Co.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-01-16

A lunch at the Riverside Hotel was dis
cussed with great relish after the Council
had adjourned, and the agreeable affair
will not soon be forgotten by the partici-
mating Comrades of Ascension Council.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-01-16

tFsrCAE. I,1a1sArt5 Ard TEarsIcaoAEA n
l-sa,ss,s rsln1.s1. = Rintal;a1. evening. ne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

s..,,xxnrnorn. convicted ~ Ne
hreska City, Neb.. o. killing his dauxhter'
ma been sentenced 20 death, WIN eAeeu-
eion set for March IS 1881.
r,nsr OprlcER RAkTnoloNEw ana four
AZ Tia crew OF the steamer knickeroocker'
nirinr between New York and New OF.
leans. were drowned while trying 70 s'o
Z disabled schooner.
il Mexican diplomatic circles y - pc-
| lieved that grave questions VIII soon aI's0
| between Mexico and the United Sta.es,
owing 20 the position taken oy fres'ue''
| Cleveland In the Cutting case.
Tur President has accepted secuon -
FORTY miles az the Cascade branch 81 tho
Northern Pacific Railroad In Washington
TERRITORY from the l25th 70 the lo'th mi'"
west from Columbia river.
AnrurR A. THOMAS. who has been nP
rcinted \ member Of the Utah Commis-
s,or- ~ the present Secretary OF Titan Ter
STORY He succeeds ex-senator Paddock
| Who resiened for the reason that ms PR
vate interests demanded his presence ~
Nebraska 4,
LsrrrrxAxr-GExERAL SHERIDAN mas -
sned = notice that 1.-The Society 9, tus
Army Of the Cumberland will noia ~
eirhteenth reunion at the city OF W asnins
! ton on the 18th and 18th OF May 1856 -
l which occasion thc stotue ="
: its lamented comrade. 6enera' S~'Ae' =
lCsrlield, viii be unveiled"
n n iesrncd on the hiEhcat sushcrit:
i TIA, the Government will renew ~ SUI
a against the Bell Telephone compa ny !
> Boston. An unfayorable decision - n
/ lower court is anticipated, but u = 9
q lisyed that is q matter Of no particular ~
K portance. the main point sought being
'e rct the case into the Supreme Court ~ ~
earliest possible date.
n TuE collector Of customs ~ New TOT
>. has been authorized to allow free entry
a certain schoolbooks and candy impor'e
X and intended for Hugh ~ brooks' ~. I.
Walter II. Lennox- MAXWELL no" ~ "a !"'
N :, Iona. The candy was sent 70 him
Nj mother in England 1t Is suggestss
rs that ii would not be q bad idea 70 give Y
he candy a close inspection before u IS TUT
"a over 70 MAXWELL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

- 49,. carate on the 9th the reports OF neau.
!, aecartmenfs were presented ana oiueIes
nr,nted. The oath Of once Was aon'n's's 80
y senator williams. OF California
eral bills were introdueeu 49, =.
ss--sa The Presidents message was y
ss and read. In the houre
A. : : Cox was sworn in: Henry ": Russ -
MARYLAND. and Henry Bacon OF New forN' 49,
.rai,fsed The Presidents message "as 49,
IA ordered printed. A committee was ~
,c,nsed 10 attend the funeral Of VIC is'o 49,
FRESHMAN Price, Of Wisconsin.
~ The senate on the 7th Senator Cheney, 9
New Hampshire. appointed IN the piaee ~ y \.
ator pike. deceased took the oa,n y o' IN,
several bills were introduced ana ,-.,e
| 49, rs-ember si A resolution was adopted ~
c,,,-,ryof the secretary Of the Interior wnetn :
| ~. srrfe,ted lands OF the Atlantic facin
| ra,,raad IA New Mexico have oeen res''.s1 /.
| .-.-r The deaths OF Representatives FI.o'
| i wisconsin. and Beach and Arnot q - .
yorr. were announced. and out q re .p.s
the memory OF deceased the senate - !,
.--'.'...s among them one by Mr. Cox q. =
- ,,rsyert !. Congressman drawing two saiaf'c
49, II e,nrnsttees were called for reports. -
s rere submitted The bill prosioln
49,, Graduates OF West Point shall receive y
800 $50 ~ a second lieutenant from the aAse
r-sauation was passed. also tne -.
s..-,-ss,nr for the establishment - ~. hile
Eas n 4 permanent school for cavalry =
: | nrht artillery. The Senate EiectoIAl - -
7 | bill was discussed at length ou. ~''no1'
inr 70 4 vote the House ADJOURNED
- che Senate on the sth . number q ~
= ~.re introduced and resolutions onereo- anu
I ~ latter. one By senator Ingalls, asking lor
form zion in regard To- the COLLECTION n oleon
4 rnr,pe taxes. M. Blair addressed the senate
q the BIZ amending the Constitution 50 = -
/ tend he right Of sufage 70 women mcssa
: vas received from the Presindent transml.al
q the correspondence on the nsnery q.s $3.50
In the House : draft OF bill for tne issus
| ..,n.,',,.rx coin vas received from the direc
Y - ~ mint A bill was passed amending
s ~ FOR the muster and pay Of certain ONO
and men OF the volunteer forces Inc .l -
N n Count bill was taken up and orei oeo
y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17
LAre NEWS ITEMS.

II The senate on the 9th the Miiitars
Academy Graduates Relief bill was con,
sidered. ADMINISTRATION was inauguraueu
concerning salmon-catching oostrncuons
Il, Tie Columbia river Mr.. Morrlils tarin
resolution was debated. Adjourned ~
Monday In the House there was con
,irued disagreement on fortification ap-
nronriations. A bill was passed renn-
nrisbin0 certain lands 10 San
rranr;sco. Mr.. Reagan rose 70
| 4 personal privilege question and uenieu
| ssatements In q New York paper o. as
mute between Senator Cullom ana ninsell.
Tbe extension OF the free-delivery ystsm
was considered. and the bill passed. ny w,
Electoral Count bill was passed. ~ III
creating q department Of agricuiture w.
taken up in committee OF the wnoie 49,
was warmly advocated BY Mr. na'ch' -
Missouri. $3.50 80
Tur Union Pacific has adopted the
,.srsx-four O'Clock system on all its lines.
! MICHIGAN has declared strict quaran'ine
against Chicago live stock.
| Tur trials OF the agrarian cases a. Shgo'
Ireland. have been postponed
FRANCIS RExArp. q Cuban mulatto' com
mi,ted suicide At Baltimore because, wniie
I having plenty Of money, he was denied en-
: Itertainment on account 81 his color.
Iorp LONDONDERRY, viceroy 81 Ireland
2 has anpointcd Mr. sexton 70 the shrievait!
~ dublin and James OMara 70 that .
q Tmr trades conference at Columbus, Q.
y srisbcd it, work on the Wh ana ~
n Rrrpcrr MCCARTHY and John Tool
y ,rere killed by railway accident AZ bras
dock. Pa, on the 9th. Y.
WHOLESALE arrests Of Socialists arc v
q inQ made In Germany
~ r Il said the boot and shoe poyco
n against q number OF Chicago nrms y :"
. begun again. a aro,.,
- "a ~ 4 mn rhine collision on Quccnslan
NJ VIZ prxcAx. British missionar
~ r;v.. 4 vlowing account OF the progre
IN ~ ,he Indians in British Columbia.
ny Tur .onfcrces from both houses o. 70
~ yrcss have rcconcilcd their differences "
M eg,ced On the Interstate Commerce ~
GnrAr BRITAIN has begun prccecdin
~ against the steamship lines V force 'n'
~ - "a carry the American mails ..
TN rxnrsxA refuses 10 give up McSa
wantcd at Lincoln. Ill, for murder
M vii NV him herself on q similar cnar
ngs prpr.ys have been received by the 70
~ sv,m the Powers In response 70 the
~ cuIar recently issued asking advice on
- Bulgarian question.
80. Tnr report Of tho past years cperasl'
49, IL the Mississippi River Commission y
wv ~ leid before the House Of Representa-
,orc on the gth.
M Two members 81 the British Parliam'
M, Ncssrn. Bruce and Buchanan, were on
,rsi acor 81 the Senate a. washington on
~ IN. having been extended that ccur'
lent ~ IN order from Senator Sherman p
dent pro ten.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

WASHINGTON. Dec 6.-The suoco Nl..-,s.
tee Of the House committee on approx, sl
tisns having in charge the cunu'' \, 40
bin. has completed the measure; ~ ~
propriates 81, oos. $40. which il 81 -. !.
iess than the estimates, sscsa. loo les 'a IA
the appropriation for the current yeA' ,' ms
G.04s,oW less than the approiPr'urIau,s
made BY the bill as reported % 'ne ~
q the last session. urf,.es
fourteen members Of the com n..;rr
Another meeting will BE- held 's's 4 a'' n
noon, and further progress 81 maui ~, 4
preparation Of the sundry-C'vn 80 ~, rnrin,ir0
ofScs viii be without an appropra,1,,oan y
some time yet, although Public Il, rr, rS's
Benedict has appeared before I.,' ans .s, a
| mittcc on appropriations and ure Tse Y
| on an emergency approprias'oan -, rrcssur!
4 owing 10 the Secretary q the - 49, j
not having transmitted his essimA'1
the subject to tho committee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

A sxxsArrox has been created IN Peru y
che publication Of pamphlet referring 20
occurrences within the walls Of the Meroed
monastery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

THE loss on the LYONS mansion - Lyoa ~.
Falls. n. ". which was burned On tne u. n.sn'
Of the Nh. will amount 70 over spvo ',nsu
nnce. 5000 II was one Of tne nnes'
dences in the State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

THE American Opera Company. 49, q
dore Thomas. president ceased 20 exis. ~ -
the 9Th Its successor . tne css,ons' NJ. ~
era Company, Theodore Inomas' nfs' W.
nresident
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

n. RnEAu, for . number Of years. char.
man II the committee on appropriations of
fhe French National Assembly. was on tne
fIoor Of the Senate q Washington on tne
dth. and was presented 70 . number o.
aenators bv senator Allison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

ms. Lrcr MADISON. mother Of Fanny
lillian Madison. Cluverirs' victim, mas
written 70 Governor Lee Of virginia, peg
v,ng him 70 let the law take is course
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

tn secretary Of the Treasury has sent
a. Concress the estimates Of appropria-
sions required for the fiscal year ending
Inre -. lsss. The total amount estimated
q reouircd for all expenses Of the Gov
eminent. il Gs,5.ls57A.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

TIVE win Of the late Presiaen, ~.
was filed for probate In New orr on 80
9Th. With the exception o. lew n I'M
requests, his estate i LETT % ms TWO ch'''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

ApAnxrlLrrE member has declared that
shev will not permit the consideration Is, q
anv business in the Commons untai D'''
ior,-s case il considered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

STATE Department of,icials continue y
-n-ess Great satisfaction with the adrol
"a successful management Of the nsner.
s-ases bv Consul General Pheian 81 HAL
fax.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Tux issue Of standard dollars from the
rrints during the week ended December
-. aSsl OF. The issue during the CORE
spending period Of last year was sxs,s s 81
he shipments Of fractional silver c"'r
Sr~,cg November amounted 70 fs47, 4sl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

HrxpY Groves. Congressman-elect fro m
Perry County. Ind was thrown llom ~ :
srinre5 that his recovery Is very much IN
doubt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

TIM Comptroller OF the CURRENCY has a,
snc~s,ed the First National Bank o.
shreveport. La. to begin business WIN
capital Of $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

REPRESENTATIVE JAMES, Of New York
49, secured the Enforcement Of various
prison reform associations and pnilsn-
shropic organizations for his bill @ essso-
ian Z national penitentiary and viii en-
deavor 70 secure it, passage this winter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

JAwE~ q. BLAINE, IN, made . successiu
Adm, a. journalism on the nh - report
~ ON the Pittsburgh Pa-) Iime
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

rux President was somewhat improved
q, he.lth an the TN. and was able 70 pre-
AIDE A. the regular Cabinet meeting
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

0ovKRxoR LEE Of Virginia nss reiuse.
% interfere In the case OF CiuSerius -
Ne will have 20 hang.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

W. KxArP. Of Groveton. Ind, applied
"a the Government for back paw - sol
dier. and is now locked up g . deser'er
during the war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

II 4 rumored at Belgrade that the bull
var;an regency will make overtures e
King Milan 70 induce him 70 become : cAn'
d;aate for the Bulgarian throne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

PRIVATE government circular has
,,ser issued 70 the police throughout Ire
Hand forbidding them 70 assist IN any man
49, n the enforcement OF evictions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

Bosrox, Dec. 6-E Price 49, aiei 70
eccentric miscr Of this city, ~ y, NJ. pro-
Gently q On advanced aec, le ~, n "a GJo,-
perty valued q between ssO0'v"
10 q Harvard CollegA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

WAsRrxcrox, Dec. 6--Thc has. n rep
,.ssr |. absent In Mexico. There y = = sos,
tentative Tor that government h ',,',,tr 4
ana for that reason there = no po ", II crtr
obtaining any Official confirmation ~ " b no
clam 81 the horrible exposure , nsus stili
World 81 the fact that cannioa''
exists in the country x..rrr. sd
M. Edmund 9. Stcedman' pan"I II fsct
that ne knew the story 70 % 80, INA. Mr..
me ne, whole truth had not been w, y Hsyu.
ssecdmsn said that during : VS.. Z ssa,rribs
M very long ago, he heard these sse rra.Iyes-
s 49, 81 cannitalism among nc .s,,ra,lou
p~rsonai observation and inses
.ccvirccd him OF their truth
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

ARxoLp's Touring mill, % ~ LOUD
MINI. was wrecked and burned oy an e.
plosion on the night Of the "a. Loss -
On: insurance, $1,000. Gus krausc, w
night miller. was badly burned. ana WI
probably die. Twenty Thousand ousne'
81 wheat were burned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

plssrset Attorney stones suess-. lent
wAsnryarox, Dec. 6-Thc I' s.o a
late on Saturday night, appointed ~ Tor
Alien United Statcs district auern.s =
the western district Of fennss,
mace of WIN. u. stone. suspenuca'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

49, Presidents rheumatic leg vas
worse again On the 81. % that ne was con-
llicd 20 The private apartments q tns
White House. and did mot receive v'sitors
He suffered severe pains n me tcnoons run
ming from the calf Of the iey Up under
meath The knee, and has % far been UNA
Die 70 nnd any remedy that would quite
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-17

iasn n,.st IA AVE frontier il perfectly papa
l HE and the work laid out BY the poaru " 80
tincation u Delayed In default o.
ton Tar efYectual resistance against armorea
ships ana steel guns. which may tnrcaten oul
| sea coast citiex- Il 20 apparent tnat ~ n"pss 4
effective steps viii be taken In that uiree''oh -
once =. .ncwn nv tho
secrrtary or that department. should cnalIenks
The earnest attention Of Congress. Inc pi"um.
ton n ne Limited w sssses
ssssis ~ ~ early day. n the armorcd war YES
ses ar u - completed with those material,
n homo manufacture. IN the event .n ~, y. y
mrn,sh such q this material - = nov
, suthorized shall fail 70 nauc'
| domcstic manufacturers 70 u noer.s ~
the large expenditures reguirca , ~ s,rns -
/. sarcn ~ Congress az its coming session. - -
g S~~xstarv confcmplatcs with Dissatisfaction V
Z necessity OF obtaining abroad we armor -
o w eu n, i seem desirable, the President add
y nat the wants Of the army and navy u snls
y | sard shouid bc reasonably met and ~ unitn
= their contracts such Inducements s na ~
tered = would S f ,,srns, N s interests
- ssssfsi service affairs show marked ana grn'
&c | sv,rv Improvement during the past yesr, y :,
increase 81 revenue gsinns ~ f ~ .rseien.
g ~ ane prcscnt cheap rates o. postage ultlmase
" ~ susiaIn the service. the dincrcnccs ~ ~
oy rcrfsin ocean steamship companies 49, ,,s
minated ~ NE scqu'cscence 2, az = scrvi
~ generslIy adequate 70 The needs q sne ~
% Tne question d establishing cceas pos s
NJ SERVES % Brasil End ne Ars s'nn =, consrs
All 4 commented e sne ossrcd sSss q distl
q .no .s w Seosc 4 rant o. subsidy Tor ne ms
a SnsSt u ~ jISe whatsoever. - nsusy =
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-10
THAT "PAN. HANDLE.o

Advices from prominent Republi-
can Senator are: al don't believe
that the House bill attaching;the Pan
Handle of Idaho to Washington Ter
ritory will pass the Senate, nor do I
think the Senate bill admitting Wash
ington Territory as State, attaching
the Pan Handle to such State, will
pass the House. So between the two
stools the project is likely to fall to the
ground"
The rape of Idaho will probably
fail. 1t should fail. Thanks to Ida
hos friends, whom nine-ten:hs of Ida
no does not know.
The advanced stage of the "Pan-
Handle" bill in both houses of Con-
gress is due to the fact that ring,
for the purpose of securing an appro-
priation for a capitol building and an
insane asylum, agreed, like barter,
with the North Idaho Representatives,
to join with them to vote for "joint
memorial" to Congress to cut off the
PAN Handle.
The passage of this "memorial" by
the Legislature, has rendered the eff
forts of ldaho's friends almost fruit
less to preserve its autonomy.
We pity the narrow people who
have attempted to ravish this young
Territory. Size has done no wrong.
She is struggling for Statehood and
personality. Others of her sisters,
now shining stars in the Republics
canopy, were weaker than Idaho when
they first began to climb the stairway
to sovereignty. Montana docs nct
need or want part Of Idaho. Wash
ington Territory will in no sense b,
benefited by part of Idaho.
The brave men and women of thos
two Territories will join with Idaho il
denouncin-, before the Amer
can Congress, a scheme b
which q Jack Mormon De-
egate from Idaho, and presumr
tuous Delegate from Washington
aided by a renegade from indiana
have sought to rob loyal people c
their rights and to seat father and so
in the Senate of the United States.
Shame, Voorhees,, Jr.l Voorhee
senior has no shame.
Come back to Idaho, Jack Mormo
John HALEY, and with all your "farn
like way" we promise you that yo'
reception shall be like that which Div
had in hell.