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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

BELTAsT, AuR. l0.--About 5 O'Clock
this afternoon two men we're shot By
disosdsFiy persons in different parts Of
the city. One Of the man was shot
while 10 q Catholic cemetery attending
the funerAl af q victim Of the recent
Fiot. Special o0nstAblea are being en-
rolled, and the military are taking the
place Of the police.
A fund ig being opened for the relief
Of the families % the killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

LrvNosToN Mon AuR. 1o.-As Con-
Rress made no appropriation 20 pay the
salaries Of the Superintendent af the
Yellowstone PARK and his assistants,
Superintendent WieE says be viii imme-
diately resign.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

NAN4AoA1 AotAAAMs
Roreas Fires.
MAnQUKxTm Mich. J, Ans. l0.--A light
shower fell early thia morning. cooling
the Atmosphere and sabduiuR the forest
Area somewhat 1he dfes efo burniaa
haroagt nerfh Of this city. No damaRs
has zee been doaa exoepfing the burn
inQ Of the slaughter hcnsa. At the
works Of the Laka Superior Powder
Company, two miles north of the city,
men we're fighting the fire ell night
with success. There n no danger Of
the nrs reaehing this city at present.
EAU CLAIM. Ana. 10-The paassn- |
gers Of TIE Wisconsin Central noon |
train report the fires thoroughly check |
ed as far 80 Wanaau, though the forests |
north Of that point are still ablaze. /
The rain last night seemed 10 check /
and 10 measure extingaish the Ares /
around Fan Claire.
Opportuns ralns thia naogniug 81
many points where the forest fires are /
raging ID Northern wisconsin, impodsd /
their progress, and t0night's advioas are |
that the danger Il greatly leasened, |
while not passed. Coiby would have /
heen destroyed bat for The rain, and /
Wauaan also narrowly escaped. In /
other plaoss the fires remain an
qusuahod. The village Of Hansen is /
doomed. Il Ia surrounded By walls OF /
nAmes, while Wemen as we'll as men are i
hghtine the FIRE. The water supply is
becoming exhausted. Brellion and /
kanfout, 10 Oalumat County, are sur
rounded BY Gre, and the farmers are
doeking into the villages for safety. |
Acres Of grain have been devastated /
and dozens Of buildings have been de- /
stroyed a. Pensaukee and Howard. Ons 4
woman left her babe In her HOUSE and 1
it vas burned 10 death. Hundreds Of
paople are homeless IN the stricken dis |
tFiofs. Coleman, Abrams and New Des-
mark are In danger. The rain saved 4
Stevens Point after Thousands Of bush
els Of oFanberries and millions Of fest
Of Standing timber had been consumed
Al Sturgeon Bay the smoke obsoured /
she sun to-day, ana vessels along she
coast blew their whistles continuously. /
Il i almost impossible 10 navigate near
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

PoRT TowEsEED, Aug. 0.--DsieQaie
Voorhees, and Hon. A. w. Bash are on
their way hone from WashingtoH.
The n. Z. Annual Conferences oxsr-
eises will begin here tomorrow evening.
There will be above atty ministers pres
ont.
Captain George Sand. for time mate
Of tie steamer Dispatch, and engaged
more OF less Ia stoamboating IL local
waters, died at The Marine Hospital
here last Saturday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

NfcKsBuRg, Arg. 10.--The permanent
organization Of q Mexican war commit.
tee Was effected here today Tor the puF-
peee of enrolling v0luaiaers and pro.
vidinG for their dispatch q the seat Of
war 10 theevent Of It's being declared
against that country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
BUY 1T, TRY 1T.
Snowflake Flour
OcRhTIc C0hvENTION.

AL DENocRkTs OF King oogNTY.
SD ~ citisanh a the e0nnty irsaanec-
IS e paai political asaeeia1ioni wito ean
a VII - 10 an effort . rocnro ~ soe.
&IIfsll9 a he paople and : para ana econ.
1s administration ol nfailE, ars roqneslod
ns1s b dsiagnsea. in eonvsntioa a Ie-
asm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

ALBANT IN. ~, AaR. l0.-Jemes w.
Davis this afteEnooa murdered his wife,
Ella W. Davis, and terribly injured bis
mother, Mrs. Jossph Davis. he also
attempted 10 take She life Of bis sister.
He u evidently insane.
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A sUnIzN PoPUEAoE.
Ash, Aug. lO.-Ths magisii
.varsiy WITH ths rioters VIE
day. Throughout the day
/ sulleu crowds gathered ol
A desire 10 renew She n
dent, bat fear Of the teoopl
an outbreak. Ths Qaeen'a Il
ieoted the magistrates apps
20 their homes IN small DO


0AsrIEE, A1R. lo.-Tha Emperor
william took his departure today for
Ems. Tha Emperor FranE Josef 80
oompanisd him e the station, a1d The
two monafoha, amid tbs cheers of the
crowd whish ha4 aasembled. bade each
other farewell with Innsb aaociionaee
DEMONSTRATION. They embrnoed and
kfnn.,4 aask efka.R aannra4 ffaaan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

EAN FnAncmno. Auq. los p. ~
Indioati0ns Tor Oregon and Washing
Ton Territory, Rsnsrally fair weafhef,
Masntagion Territory. i0oal rAiBs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

lar district over which tie British Con-
sal in this city has Jurisdiction. has
recently been enlafRed 60 e. 70 ennbEacs
the States Of California, Oregon and
Nevada and the Territories Of Washing.
ton, Idaho. Uiah and Arizona. For
moriy she distFiei included only CaIifor-
MIA, Oregon and Washinel0n Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

LUIU0Nl NJ III y UIIIIE7U1
Membsr % PaFlianouf f0F Duhlin. - .
messing q tie National Laagus held
hars eadsy, mnds speech 10 uhinh BE-
naintainsd tha4 unili tanAnls ID Ire
and had snHeient feed eBd eIgtbtHa
for thsnsoigss and their fzmiiis1. theif
landlords eould hase ~ fnst olaim -
rnnt. aaliivan o0anRsled ne kfisb go
uis % sea aeooFainR % ne iaw 81 self
prsasr4stion, wktcb, - rsWinded them.
uas ths Ara iag e nAtaee. 1bs Bei-
faet Fis3ing. be arzusd. was haae4 upo1
the prNindicaa aad faaiiBRs thai haa
Qruwn 40 nudsr ihs eneDuFaEnE il
nuonoe q -foreizn misFaie,' and was
of 4 natars utterly nt vaxiaaos uith tie
RAJ frsaa people
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NKW YoRK. Aug. 10.-Ths relatives
who went 20 0Faystone on Monday 20
hear the will Of Ttlden read nearly all
took their departure this morning. Il
is understood IN Yonkera that there ia
much surprise expressed at the bounti-
ful bequesta for the public benefit.
There Is no probability OF 9 contest.
The will uill be offered Tor probate 20
morrow, it Is thought. in New Ysrk OF
West Chester County.
An Appeal for the Drouth auGeeeFs.
0ALvEsron. Aug. l0.--GovsrnoF Ire
land today issued proclamation asking
for relief for the droufh sufferers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11

HEw Yoax, Ana. l0.-Ihe Exseutive
Ccmmittes q shs Irish PaEliamentaFy
Fund Assassination decided this eEenin9
10 placs &s3. 900 that he's bean o0lleosed
~ the associations IN the Bank Of Ne@
YORK aa IL per cont. interest uatil Is
ahnnlA b nasaad 81 ParnaIL.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-06-05

O'Neil, Pitcher. !. g. BOthner.
Wartman,. Catcher. Bothner.
Fortier, ). second Bese, :. Bentley.
Loumiet, Third Base. .Melancon.
W pa, sat. F ssscPs .rssr9sy
Bradford. Centre Field. Burke.
Landry. hight Field, ........ Cook.
The work of both clubs was very fine,
both at the bat and in the field, and
there is scarcely member of either nine
who does not deserve praise for good play
ing. The game resulted in tie, as the
subjoined score by innings will show;
Lees, .................6 o O. IOl 90 o.
| Fortiers. ............0 o 1 / o O o o o.
Umpire, +. Castaigne; Scorers. i, MrCulloh
| Tor Lees, j. +. Blum for FOrtiers.
The umpiring was very satisfactory, and
the rule adopted by the clubs, that no one
but the managers and captains should ad-
dress the umpire, worked 80 we'll that there
was conspicuous absence of the "kick-
ing observable In number of former
games. Fully 800 people witnessed the
match and all were mucl, pleased with the
| amusement the game affored. In short, the
boys of both the home teams covered them
selves with glory, and whenever they come
together on the diamond hereafter, they
can count on the presence Of large crowd
to see their play.
The Fortiers made an excursion to
Plattenville to-day and defeated the Char
lets of Paincourtville by score Of Is to 0.
The former club intended to visit Plaque
mine tomorrow to meet the Viguets of
that town. but the wet spell which has just
set in causes postponement of the trip
until the following Sunday, the 1ath inst.
After the last Sundays game the Lees
repaired to the residence of their assistant
Manager, Mr.. Louis Wild, where they were
RECALLED with music, ice cream and cake,
dispensed by Mrs. Wild, Miss Katie Field
man and Mrs. Harry Thatcher. A meeting
of the club was then held, Vice President
Leroy in the chair, and Messrs. C. Kline and
p. Reddington were elected members. The
offices of Presidentan Manager having be-
come vacant by reason of the removal of
Messrs. J. NJ. Heating and P. Klopman
from the parish, Mr.. Kline was chosen
President and Mr.. Louis Wild Manager.
The first Thursday of each month was fixed
on as the regular monthly meeting day,
and after giving vote of thanks to Man
ager Wild's family and their other enter
tainers. the club adjourned to meet again
in the dining room of Mechanics Exchange
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. This meet
ing was held, with President Kline in the
chair, but no business of Importance was
transacted owing to the unavoidable alb
sence of the Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.,
Thatcher. Another meeting is to be held
at the same place to. marrow evening at 6
o'clock.
The Lees expect to play New Orleans
club-prqhably the ]. j. McFariane's-at
Cleveland Park, on the 18th, and will 40 to
Plaqusmine on the 10th to tnssls with the |
Iiguets. whose team will leave for Shreye-
port that night for e tour to occupy a week
or ten days. -
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pR0posEn SUNDAY LAW.


PkOPUSEU SUNDAY Law.
(ln Wednesday, nj Hast vaak thu Hnnse of
= - :. -. e .s',s - 30 =. =
20 ~, :....,,n.sa -. p.a..s.,..,;va
40 ulla aNss~11u ~ Aep'o'oAs"'.s
Cassidy, OF which the following are the
mai, ,.c.;.;a...
Anain PROVISIONS:
r,,,, .ra .e..-tn. 81. a.v. =. n,ce.,ha- A
r. .ooa a III. 49,. ~ oIso Iay VI n e
- nnhi;c bns;ne:. ;n Iaio oos - s asv IL
=. 1s.SA ,s.s ~. e an - - -
.n ~ sne H.. - .-
nance, and III plantations stores. are hereby re-
enasEed 20 e closed e y O'Clock on saturday
twenty -four hours. during which period 81 time
II ~ are tras me r iii
Of the stock Or sny srticis Of merchandise kept
whos srsr Ell a. ro,;.;n. ~ this
oct for each onen.e sh.l! b deenasd guilty Of 2
81. xna - mt IT, ~ e.. t.antvs4rs sanil.rs
nor more than two hundred and fifty dollars. or
more than thirty daSs Or BOTH 4 tie discretion
Of the court; provisions Of this act shall not ap-
places Of resort Ia, rssssatioa and health, va.
teT,ns places and public psrkns .u - ,u -
drug stores. spothscary shops, undertsker
s st.bss. sno EcDc mssxhee anef,ss' vs.y
hotels. boarding houses, steamboats, and other
~ .os IeCglvns san MI
barber shops; provided, tn stores may be
ossssg1 IN s;cRnse1 M = rs, hnT;sI nurnoses:
provided. nothing in this act shall be con-
81 70 sel Of disnoss n ssoohous LIQUORS. es-
cept wine for table use. on Sundays; and pro.
LIQUORS anil be ~. siYen traded or bsrtered or
sold or delivered IN : public place on said day,
regularly licensed physician.
Several amendments to this bill will be
offered in the Senate. and determined ef-
- J. -
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DISTRICT COURT.

Fifth and Last Week Of the May Terra =
Report Of tho Business Transacted.
Diatrict Court opened an Tuesday, Pur-
snant to last week 4 adiournnaent, and was
il session On that and tho following deg,
when the prolonged May term was brought
to close BY an adjournment until Novem-
Der. We present herewith synopsis OF the
business dispesed Of on. Tuesday and
Wednesday.
CIVIL MATTERS.
i. C. Cofield -. Jos. Ben1amin ct at; on
motion Of counsel for plaintiff this case was
discontinued and leave granted ID withdrew
the note sued on.
Emanuel Schonberg rs. Isaiah Lawson,
Jessie Parent and Nathan Ross; Judgment
rendered in favor Of plaintiff for 500, with
legal interest from January II. 1886, and
costs of suit.
G. E. Sarazin ~. Henxy Hether; judg-
meat rendered in favor of plaintiff for
$3.50 81, with legal interest from July 20,
1886, and costs
Whitney Iron Works Us. Geo. B. Reuss;
argument of counsel closed and case taken
under advisement by the court.
Edmonia Bnjol and husband Us. b. 81. e.
Cyrus Yale; exception of defendants main
tanned by Paul Leche, Esq, Judge ad hoe,
and suit dismissed 1t PLAINTIFF cost.
Succession Of Mrs. NJ. C. Legare, oppo-
sitions of McIlvaine & Speigle and DR.. ]. G.
LeRare to executor's account; ordered on
motion of counsel for all parties that COM
missions issue to take testimony in and
ont OF che State, returnable on or before
the first day of next regular term of court;
ease thereupon continued indefinitely.
CRIMINAL. MATTERS.
District Attorney Gaudet filed infor-
nations against the following named par
ties. Louis Wild, for assault with danger
Gus weapon; Nelson Washington, Justice
of the Peace for the fifth ward, for extor-
ton in Office; John Harrison, for inficting
q wound less than mayhem; Isaac Williams,
tor assault with dangerous weapon. The
first named accnsed had already furnished
bond for appearance at the next term of
court. Warrants of arrest were ordered to
issue for the other parties.
State ". B. w. Collins; written judgment
Of forfeiture of appearance bond Of $40 en-
tered mp against accused and his surety,
Jno. 81. Ayraud, Jr.
State u. Mary Wsstley; written Judgment
Of forfeiture Of appearance bond of $50
entered up against accused aud her surety,
Octave Landry.
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WV" MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by the Clerk and Recorder of Ascension
Since Our Last Report.
William Lee and Mary Landry.
Wiley Hampton and Rebecca King.
VIM. Rlumenthal and Celine Dugas.
Felix Blunt and Aline Broussard.
Nicholas Victor aud Aurelia Cole.
Dallas Rousseau and Amelil Landry.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-06-05
CATARRH
Cream Balm
WHEN APPLIED

into the nostrils will be absorbed. effectually
cleansing the nasal passages of catarrhal virus,
causing healthy secretione. It allays inflamma.
ton, proteets the membranal Innings Of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the senses Of taste and smell.
tiuns, &>e-->s'
a tha,ustgh treatment ,riN cure.
Unequalled for COLD IN THE HEAD.
Headache and Deafness, or any kind Of nm,
co95 memhganal Irritation. Send for circular.
sofd bJ all wholesale and retail druggists. Price
81 cents: % cents BY mail. Stamps received.
Ely BROTHERS, Druggists, Oxego. N. 7.
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The review and parade of State troops at
Baton Rouge Saturday before laat was
an imposing and interesting AFFAIR, and the
Ascension Rifles played conspicuous and
creditable part therein, prescribing an ap-
pearance that must have pleased the most
exacting critic. The command reached the
Capital at r. NJ, and remained until p.
NJ. when the Jesse 4. Bell, with cargo Of
200 soldier boys, turned her PROV down
stream. The Rifles landed here at mid
night tired bpt jolly and highly pleased with
their trip. The only casualty among them
was the Temporary loss from the ranks OF
private Hensy Duke, who was overcome BY
heat. He soon rallied, however, and re-
lieved the anxiety of his comrades and
friends by showing up next day apparently
as we'll as ever.
ANOTHER ENJoYABLE HoP. Last Wednes-
day night Smother highly successful inn
promptu hop, given in honor Of the lady
teachers attending :hs Normal Inatitute,
took place at Phoenix Hall. The entertain
ment was devised and managed by num-
Der of the young men Of Donaldsonville,
led by Messrs. Henry Terrio and Louis
Maurin, whose indefatigable efforts to con-
tribute to the enjoyment Of the gueats met
with the most fattering reward. The hall
was filled with brilliant assemblage Of
ladies and gentlemen, who participated in
the pleasures Of the dance, of social con-
verse and the partaking Of such light and
reasonable refreshments as ice cream,
lemonade and eake until 2 O'Clock A. NJ.
The visiting teachers were nearly all pres
emit and seemed to derive much pleasure
from the occasion. Music was furnished
by Mrs. NJ. A. Gaudet and Mr.. John F.
Terrio, who sustained their we'll earned
reputation for producing the finest music
from piano and cornet respectively.
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Carload Of straish b Roller Patent Flosr
offered q rock bottom prices, At Maurin's
Cheap 1rocssy Emprium.

A delegation Of Donaldsonville knights
Of Honor accompanied : number Of the
officers q the Grand Lodge Of Lopiaiana
9n 2 visit to PlaQuemine Lodge. Wednas-
day evening. returning hons the fol-
lowing morning. Ne have no space 70
2iye any particulars Of the trip this Yaak
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELY'S
CREAM
BALM
g NOT A LIQUID

IS NOT A LIQUID
OR SNUFF.
1t has gained an
enTiable reputation
wherever known,
displacing all other
preparations. An ar
tiole of undoubted
merit. Il eonveni-
emit and clearly. It
allslys pain and eau
SEES no Sneeziug.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-06-05

BASE BALL.-7he Best Game Ece,. Played
IN Donaldsonrille.- crack local clubs.
Lees and Fortiers, met at Cleveland Park,
last Sunday, for the second time this sea-
son, and played what is generally conceded
to have been the finest. exhibition of the
national game yet given in this town. The
confandine, ri., au ,uann m fnllosus.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-06-05
THE PRESIDENTS MARRIAGE.

Presidest Clsveland and Mis- Frankie
Folsop q Buffalo ;were married ct the
White Hense, Wednesday egsninR At 1880
0ciosts and arc spending thdr honeymoon
ct Deer Park Maryland. The wedding gas
sxtuemsiy private, being attended only by
9 very few Of the aearest relatives Of the
bride and groom, the members Of the Cab
insnt and their wives. Hssentirs party num-
herring but twsnty-six peraoas. The core
mony was performed By Rev. Dr.. sunder-
land. assisted by Rev. VIM Cleve-
land, the Presidents brother. Over a
thousand congratulatory messages were
received at the White House and large
number Of presents in packages that have
not yet been opened, The CHrEr contrib
utet It mite to tho innumerable eossratu-
lations extended the happy couple by the
people Of their native land, and hopes that
thsir aaspicions union viii be productive Of
oaught but prosperity and bliss.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-06-05

Attention is called to the following testi-
monial from well-known Ascension sugar
planter:
DoNALDsoNvILLE, lA., June 6. 1885.
Having used II. e. Rowe's Fire and Water
Proof Paint on my sugar-house last year. it has
proven to be perfect. have saved the expense
of . Waterman on my root, which l was obliged
to have during all the season Ut grinding.
recommend the paint to all planters and prop
erty holders.
J. EMILE ST. MARTIN.
This paint is the best known covering for
roofs, whether of tin, iron or shingles. It
is absolutely FIRE and waterproof. Prompt
attention to all orders given by =
PAUL H. GRE,
Local Agent, Donaldsonville, La.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-otface at oona'dsonvi,'e
Ascension Parish. La. june s, 1886.
Alexandria. William Mason. Mira Margaret
Barman, James Moyse, l
Boone. Tom Mosby. Mrs F
Cooper. Mrs Ellen Mire, Albert
Carmel. NJ Perry. Mrs Susan-2
Carter. Mrs Magret Parker. Byron
Cox, T D Pinkens, Charles
Dorcey, Flies Rose, Cathrine
Francis Mrs Tamplet. John
Hokanson, G Tuong, Foo
Jones, Mrs Martha Tillmun. James
Leblanc. Kenner Wiaeb, Miss Della
Leblanc, PS Washington, French
Mitchell, Miss Victoria Warker, CB
Williamsey. Dave
If not called for in four weeks will be sent to-
the Dead Letter Office.
c. MOLLERE. P. II.
Manhatta, beat, 6 for Is cents, still In the
load, at 4pgman's.
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How Lost How Restored !!

Just published new edition Of DIR. Culver.
Wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
of SPERMAToRRHEA or Seminal Weakness In
and PHYSICAL Incapacits impediments to 1 f..
rage. ETC.: ALSO CONSUMPTION. EPILEPSY and
FITS, induced BY self-induleence. or sexuaI e.
travagan0e, dc.
say. clearly demonstrates from q thirty yeafs'
successful practice. that the alarming conse-
quences of sef-abuse may be radically cured.
certain. and effectual by means Of which every
sufferer. no matter what hia condition may Be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately and radt.
oally.
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address. post paid, ON receipt of fonr cents or
two postage stamps. Address
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO..
a Ann ST., New York, N. T., Post Office
Hox, $50, -.:N
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Manhatta, beat, 6 for Is cents, still In the
load, at Ipgman's.
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meeting of the citizens advisory commits
held at Phoenix Hall last Tuesday evening
it was decided that citizens arrangement
committee should be appointed to act viii
3 like committee of the Phoenix Fire Com
pany in the joint management of the gran,
fete ehampetre for the fire company's ben
EFT to be given on the Bird and 4th of July
Mr.. r. T. Hanson was chosen Chairman
and Mr.. w. D. Park secretary, the forme
being authorized to appoint the citizens
committee, which he did the following da,
naming Messrs. Fred. Du6el, R. N. Sims
A. u. Vega, B. I4smaan, v. Maurin, +
Rogge and E. N. Pugh. This committe
subsequently met and appointed the follow
ing solicitors to canYass the parish and OF
tain contributions In aid Of the propose
festival:
Donaldsonville-A. D. Vega and Fred. Duffe
Up river, right bank. ]. Lafargue an
Chas. A. Manrin.
Down river, right bagk-P. Blanc and D. v,
yiani.
Up river. left bank-R. McCulloh and
Eoette, Jr:
Down river. left bank-Fred. Rogge and /
Uhlm0yer.
Bayou Latourche-M. and r. Werner.
Messrs. Hanson and Pugh were delegs
ted to solicit the cooperation of the Ladies
Aid Association and Messrs. w. d. Par
and qhas. 4. Maurin to perform a like mis
sion among the other ladies Of the commu
pity. It was decided to invite the ladies
meet the arrangementcommittea at Phsni
Hall, Tuesday evening, to outline the prog
ramme Of the entertainment, and to tbs
time and place the committee adjourned