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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-08-21
A prOpOs de melon.

Pourquoi lie mot "melon'' est.il
une oiiense: lie Carrier lie Tuuqe.
las repond a la question
she melon est considers CONNIE
un legume injnrieuX. Ii en- est de
meme de toute la famille cucurbita-
Gee: cantolonp, citroni1e, concombre.
corntchon. Comment lie jus savou-
reuX de G inoffensifs v%GgGtaux
pcut ii sc changer Ell venin pour
em%poisonner la reputation du pro
chain ct lie designer d la riseeo En-
quot la fraise est-eile plus noble
que lie melon Ne sortent.ils pas
tous deuX de Ia meme coucLe. lie
tumier
''Et dependent les cucurbitacees
he peuvent s'egaler aux rosacees:
ce'les-ci tiennent lie haut DIES plates
bandes, taldis que celles-la sem
Dlcnt ulSnes du rulSseau. Injustice
crlante, mails qui he date pas d'hier !:
les Grecs ainsi que lie rappclle NJ.
Eman Martin ayant deja subj les
moqueries de Tiersite, qui les ap-
pelait Pepones OH concombres m0rs!
les Grecs lui r6pondaient: Billion
tn es me blette! ce qui insultait a
Iepinarl traise, sans diminuer
Thersite.
"L'abjection DIES cucurbitacees ne
peut venir que de leur forme, de
leur rude GEORGE, de leurs pustules,
de leur rotondite, de Ia ridlcule
ventlipotence de quelques unes,
tandis que la fraise, la cerise, la
ptche, Sc pr6tent aux comparisons
les plus poetiques de la beaute ct
de la fraicheur."
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Les jOurs caniculaires.

Nous touchOns au terme DIES iours
caniculaires. EmpresSons-nous done
den dire I'm mot avant qu'ils aient
disparu.
Les iours caniculaires durent en-
viron un mois, du % Juliet au %
aoilt. Remarquons en- PEASANT,
QUEEN realite, maintenant, par retfet
de procession DIES eQuinoNes, lie le-
yer heliaque de la canicule a lieu
vers lie commencement d'aOut, 81
bien que lie soleil parcourt Ell rea-
lite lie signe du Lion ct que les
jours caniculaires devaient s'appe-
Ter les jours leonaires : mails, CONNIE
il est probable que ron protesterait
sur les bords du Nil au nom d'Anu-
bus ct d'Osiris, Repression ''canicu-
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laire' reSte inaintenue,

IdilC iCStC i.IdIIItClluC.
\ ce propos, disOns Il ceux qui
peuvent riynorcr gu'AnnbiS vent
dire abOyeur, ct que. sulvant Quel
queS auteurS ancienS. ce dleu per.
SOnnitiait auSsi Ia belle conStella-
ton nominee Sot!liS. on le Grand
Chen. qui. lOrS de son union avec
lie Soleil. an moi> lie Juliet. annoner
rinondation du MI. ct par coiiSt>
qnent tiXe lonverture GcS iours
canicuiaires.
Les liommeS ont toujours attri
bne Il certainS jours. Il certaineS
epoqueS, 4 certains nombres DIES in
tluences fatalcS. II en- Il etc de me
me dams tous les temps ct dams
tons les pays. Les jourS c%aniculai-
q devaient naturellement snbir Ia
calomnie plus on moins ridicule
qni a nom lie prtiuge.
Les anciells attribuaient !: cette
fpoque the influence. desastreuSe.
Les medecln>, ct liippocrate lui-
meme, Wetendaient que pendant les
jOurs caniculaires les remedies etai-
ent impuiSsants contre Ia maladie.
II en- est done de LII canicule CONNIE
de la lune rouSSe. Ellie est i clasSer
dams la grande famille DIES calOm-
MES.
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PIQUE- NIuUE.-Jeudi uernier, un
certain nombIc de los concitoycns
Sc sort rendus an Grand Bayou.
dams %l'intention de prendre leurs
chats ioin de rHil severe de nos
m~atrones. Tout s'est passt cepen-
dant avec une letenue dlgnc dun
pensionnat de leunes files en- CON
&c. La plus trancle gate ma cesse
de regncr parmi nos amateurs de
campagne. Les unS pcchaient, les
autres chasSaient ct d'antles enin,
CONNIE dams lc convOi de MalbO-
rough, ne taisaient rien ; mails tout
lie monde S'eSt amuse ct cCtait LII le
but. On sc propose de dGcerner
unc m6daille i Pun DIES membrcs de
la troupe joyeuse, qni, Ell cette cir
constance, s'est mOntre un cuiSinler
emGrite, digne emule DIES Natel ct
des Brillat Savarin.
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LEVEES-Le 16 du mois courant,
les Submissions ont etc %Onvertes
pour PerectiOn ct separations de le-
wees dams la paroisse Lafon!che, ct
ceux don't les mons suivent ont
contractG pour les dites levees.
Mr.. q. Dionne a Obtenu le con
trait pour les levees Highland ct
Bivouac.
Mr.. &. Dionne nous prize de por-
ter 4 In commissioner de touS ceuX
que celia peut int6resser, quill est
pref i contractor en- SOuS-Ruvre
avec quiconque voudra prendre
tout OH partie de l'onvragc. Les
terrassierS ct maitreS de section
sOnt prizes de s'adrcsser i lui dams
lie plus bref delai. II sc propose
d'Otfrir des priX remunerateurs.
Mr.. Bowling etc nonmG adju>
d~icataire pour les lev6es Lagarde ct
SEWN.
II fait aussi appel Il tous les ou-
vriers disponibles ct attend que DIES
propositions lui soient faites.
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Cest avec une profonde donleur
que nous avOns a enregistrer la
mort de Mr.. Zcphyrin Fortt, Pun
de nos plaateurs les plus induStri-
euX ct les plus intclligents.
Fills de SEES HuvreS. il await su. 4
force de travail. Sc taire une remar.
quable situation parmi les planteurs
de la paroissc Lafourche. II posse
DAFT, pres lie lakeland, unc magni-
tlgue habitation connu sous lie nom
de clipper Ten Plantation" c'est
la quill s'eSt cteint, aprtS une lon,
que maladic, dams la force de l'age
ct cut0urc dune famille nombreu-
Sc ct dcvou6e.
\ cette meme famille, nous en-.
voyonS nos compliments de condo
leanceS, ct los regrets sont SIN
ceres, car, personnellement, nous
SayOns combien il y await de bonte,
de devOuement pour Sa tamillc ct
e amis dams ce noble cnur qui Il
ceSse de battre.
Que Ia terre lui soft legere ct que
Dieu lui dome la,haut le rcpos Qu'-
il merite.
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HYMENEE. - Mercredi dernier,
nOtre vile de ThibOuauX Otfrait un
aspect plus anime ct plus RANT que
dhabitude. LIE fait Gtait dn Il la
presence DAMS nombreuy de nOtre
Jeune ct populaire ami Leo l.. Mo-
lalson, qui, ce jOur-la, devalt entrer
dams la grande confrerie DIES gems
marieS.
A une heure ct demie de lapres-
midi, il conduisait devant l'autel
Nellie Virginie NJ. Frost, ct lie Rev
Oh. Menard ~unissalt pour toujours
les deux tianc6s, qui, aussitot, pre-
naient lc train pour aller a la Nile
Orleans ct de la a Biloxi, GU all
leurs, passer les premiers jours de
leur lune de miel. Notre ami Leo
est faSsocie de son %beau-pere, ct
touS les deuN, nous en- SommeS per-
suades, n'auront qua sc teliclter
d'avoir entire euX pour les nnir les
hens de ~latfectiOn familiale ct ceuX
de rint6rGt.
Les sympathies de toute notre
population suivent les nouveauX
marieS, ct nous leur souhaitons de
tout cpur de tongues ann6es
DE bonheur ct de prosp6rit6 ct une
1amllle aussi nombreuSe que celle
dAbraham, dlsaac ct de Jacob.
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ENREGISTREMEET. - On vera
plus loin, dams Ia rartie anglaise
de ce Journal, une notice concer-
nant les pcrSonncs quI mont pas
encore etc enreglStrees ct qui YOU
draient lie fairc pour eXercer leurs
droits de vote. Ceux qui ont chan
re de residence GA ceuX qui naval
ent pas lage reQuls peuvent ct dol
vent prendre, DIES malntenant, les
mesures neceS>aireS ct que la lOi
demandent de tons les bons citoy-
ems.
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PAROISSE L~AFOURCHE.
EyaluatiOn Oh assessment DIES meub,es
ct i%mmeubleS. fOrmant rassiette de
rimpOt on take de paroisse.

Naleur d"S 1881 90
Naleur dies terrains on lots dams
les vilics on villages lncorpo-
res, comprenait les residences
malsuns et 2l9,6lJ 90
Na!eur DIES chevaux, mutets ct
autres auimauX douleStiuucS 90.6S0. 90
Nalcur DIES clEtrrcttes, wagons
ct autrcs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30, I69.0 90
Naleur du Capital tn marcllandi
Observation-Disclosures. 100, 100. 90
Naleur au compliant, base sur lie
prlX du marcht. au capital.
actions dissertations de cor
pCratlOn 2,3oO.00
Fulenr DIES iournitures de mai
sons. aryenterie ct bijouterie.. 2oe5.oO
Argent prGt6 on ell possession-- 800. 90
Valeur DIES bateauX, steamships,
barges ct autres eInbarcati"ns $500. 90
Taleur au compliant lie tonte au-
tire propriGtc sujctte IL ttre
la6. , {. 0e
Total................... 81 295, 5l5. 90
Ce Uui donnu de taxes:
81 mills $I9,5lI.s7
Poll tax I,150.0C
sTAT1sTIQUE AGRICoLE
Acres.
Cultive en- 1914
S.7l5
" " mas $40
I" pommes de terre...... 2.llS
jachtres GU paturages.- $500
Total d'acrcs cnltives......-..... 25,157
. 32O, $50
Grand total 34j. G57
oDUI DE LANNEE DERNIERE.
Rarils de o3.7 %
Boucauts de 1910
RariIs 200
DC riz lO4.54s
=. de MATS I42, O6l
Bo1sseaux de pommes de terre....... ll2.S05
=. de patates douces.... 7.l45
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.43o
ENrANTs BLANCs DE + A Is ANS.
Sexe masculin.. 1856
:. feluiniu. 1886
o.S~-
ENFANTs DE CoULEUR DE = A Is ANS.
SeXe nlIScutln. W.
Total S,Oob
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RECOLTES.-La recOlte du riZ est
en- grande activite ct promet une
ample mOissOn. On n'entend pas
dire que, iusqu'a present, il y
ait raret6 d'ouvriers: il est
vrai que nous assistons settlement
au commencement de In recolte ct
liz main d'Unvre est hien retribuee.
Les canine pousSent 4 plaislr,
grace d une temperature exception
nellement chaudc ION pourrait dire
aruentc) ct chaque jour volt s'cnra-
elmer dams les esprits moroses la
gertrude que la r6coite ne sera pas
aussi mauvaise qu'on sc plaisait d
lie crOire.
Notre bayou baiSse t%onjours au
grand detriment de In navigation,
ct dGja plusieurs de nos marchands
ct habitants sc ressentent de ce
contre-temps tacheuX par la diff
cutie qu'ils ont de sc procurer leur
freight.
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DECES.-Mercrcdi dernicr, d &
heures du matin, est DECIDE en- sd
residence d Eaceland, Il l'Hge de IS
ans ct s mois, Mr.. Zephyrin Fortt.
Ses f%unerailleS ont Ell lieu le lende.
main matin Il 8 heureS, an cimctiere
de reglise st. Sauveur, Lockport.
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NOTICE..


Nine Hrsse, devant gutter Thibodaux pro
enhancement. est prtte il vcndre a trGS-bou
lnarche. pour eviter les II ais de transport. son
iaobllier c"nsistinr en- plnsinurS armoirrS,
hu:ean. Toilette. tnti,c *. h"rrruScs. tables.
sofa, stove il oaznliue. glacierr. ~natterie de
CUISINE, vaisseil!e etc. aont lf2l-2S.
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NOTICE.,

DcS submissions caclJcttes scrout recuas
pendant DIX .i"urs par le snus>igne pour la
furniture DIES pupItrcS. h.ncs ct rtrection de
tttnN cabinets lnGr Feeble connue sous lie nom
de "Wiltted Due Sch o.'
THOMAS a. BADEAUX,
Superintendent de Ia patosise Latourche.
lillbodauN la. Aug. It'll 1855.
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LOCALES.

JURY Nous appelons l'atten-
ton de nos lecteurS de la paroiSse
Lafourche sur la liste DIES lures de
sionGS par lie sort pour Servlr d Ia
n~rochaine session de la cour crimi-
nellie.
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EEanihml ngca1cos.

HANNAH Mo, June l4 The Hannibal Medical Society held it's auu$l meet ng to-fiebt ana el ctei officers for the ensuing var a. fol- lows:-Prssident, Dr. Latham: Vice
 resident Dr. J. L. Gleeson; Secre- tary, Dr. c. E. Frasier. Medical sub iects were discussed uutil a late hour.
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TI,o Comducto,.'s Satire.

\ man vas bounding around in a car on new Dakota road when the conductor came through.
 "Can you tell me-" said the man, with q great show of sarcasm," "whether this car is on the track or no:2"
 Sir" replied the condrc:o., reach, ing into his pocket, Eere is volume of tie rules and regulations of this road"
 But what do I want of it?"
 "Look t over and see if you can find any rrle saying that I must spend my time lunnins alongside of the train reporting it's position to the passengers. See if there. is anything in that volume that compets me to go humping n:y5eif aiong or the prairie and yelling, tAr?ugh, the windows, 'Focr wheels ofi pow :! or mind trucks dragging on tie tiesi' or gentlemen, the baggage ear Eas just rolled into the ditch? or passengers will please remain seated while we turn of Lere and scoot across the prairie after a jack rAbbitP Look over them rules and see if you can tiud any Of these directions. If yon don't, in the future please take your own observations of the wheels. ."-Es;elino Bell.
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A EnIse Alnl.rrl.

Sheriff Mulvenon and party return ed at, noon to-day from their trip to Antelope and Weaver. To say that they were disgusted but feeqly ex- pressed the condition of their feelings. The Indians reported to have been seen there proved on investigation to be 2 myth. It originated with q Mexican named 5iesto Laravico, wLo few days since reported that his partner, man named Fowler, had suddenly end mgsteriously disa2- peared from camp. Larvico and Fowler recently discovered rich placer mines in the vicinity and it was but q day or t" Q aft rwards that Fowler dis appeared. It is now generally be- lieved there that the Mexican knows more concerning his disappearance than he is willing to tell. Sheriff Mulvenon, in his investigation, found that the Mexican himself had built the signal hres Tn different parts of the mountains before returning to 10 camp with his story about Indians. Satisfying hirAselt on that he ques- toned Laraoico so closely that he finally admitted that he had not seen any Indians, but had concocted the story himself, Indignation ran 70 nigh aud the citizens had become so thoroughly alarmed that but for the presepce of the Sheriff they would have lynched ;;Zravico OF the spot. It is thought now, thas the whole thing was done for the purpo of attempt. ing to conceal q crime, and most rigid and thorough investigation will be had to get at the bottom of it and -olve the mystery of Fowler's disap- pearance.-Journal-Miner.
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Mexico and a.re Apaches.

The Mexican government hls made a formal demand upon the United States for the removal Of the Apache Indians from the San Carlos reservn- ton. This is the outline of tcIegraphic news, which needs confirmation, be- fore on{,. teaiers can accept It as a fact. The first impression conveyed by this piece of news is that either Mexico is willing to receive these snv- ages on her own soil or else was try
 ing to dictate to our government the exact spot within the United States where the Ap&che ought to be locat- ed. Neither of these two suppositions is correct. The, Mexican government demands and, if the above informa- ton be true, has right to demand, that after having been harrassed for half century by savages outside of it's own domain, after having been virtually compelled to furnish troops to assist llis coantry in bringing the Indians to time, that we attend to cur own affairs from and after date. Mex leo is an indebendent power and has to be considered as such when it comes to Enternational questions. Il Mexico demands tl;at tie United States shall hereafter take care of her own Indians, without counting upon gratuitous assistance from a neighboring state, and demonstrates the necessity Of removing them to safe distance from its borders, this de- mand will have to be complied with. Ii such q dsman3d, should have the effect of soaring up the war depart ment to the sticking point of backing up General Miles and his brave un- ;iring troops with the whole military power of this country, we conld easily swallow the bitter pil! of being. die taied to by Mexico. Since tie above was written, inforrat;on has reached us that General ,sr.ii Niles has called for 1000 additional troops, with which to suppress the hostil, Apacnes. This $ business.-sil,er City Enterprise.
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GRE0iOates.

The following named gentlemen arc talked of as Democratic candidates Council-Dick Rule. J. R. Duncan L. W. Blinn, James Reilley, II. A, Tweed.
 Hou clos. Pascholly, T. T. Hun. ter. Jack Daley, J. J. Taylor, William Prue, John Hill, c. c. Conrad, G Peterson.
 Joint Couplo:ilman-G. G. Berry.
 Sheriif--A. T. Jones, James Coyl, John shaughnessy, George Brford, John Behan, James Cetson, G. A. Kirtley, Doc Porter, Jack Swartz.
 County Treasurer-Dave Cchr, Al bert Springer, J. c. Taylor, Alex Freeman.
 Reoorder-w. Hopkins, E. Trac-:.
 County Jldge-Pilgrim Adams, Charles Granville Johnston.
 County Clerk-H. Quigtey, John Fouga.
 Assessor-John P. Cum, George Osborne.
 District Attorney-Judge Wetlson, Mark Smith, Allen K. English.
 Supervisors-Chas. Tribolet, J.; se Perrin, Doc Stilwell.
 Public Administrator and Coroner Tom Keefe. ,.,
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New Tailoring Establishment.

The undersigned would inform the people of Tombstone ,spF viciritG that he has opened first class Tai!oying Establishment nex$ Goor to the [, post office, on Fremont street. and has on hand a choice asso:tr:ept.o of goods of both foreign and don:esIic Anlanufac- ture, and is prepared to make up gar nerts m the latest and. most i'm p.Qyed sty,eB, and at prices to suit the times, Having had. experience in some of the leading houses in Boston and NeT York feel confident that can give satisfaction to all who favor me with their patronage.
 Garments ,clfapaed and repaired in the nertest c.nG best banner A share Of the public patronage is solicited
 WILLIAM 4. ANDERSON,
 Next door to the Postof;ce on Ere mont Street. 5172w
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talt about fine goods, both foreign. and domestic the citizens of Tomb. stone should call and see the fine stock just received by Harris, Tomb stones popular tailor. Gr. Harris has an experienced buyer Tn tie east: and in California who purchaseG nothing but the Arrest goods and the latesl figures. Cail and examine then. at his fashionable tailoring emporium in Bot3in block. Allen street. J-I4
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The funeral of Patrick McGullim, whose death was noted in the last issue, took piace. today from the Catholic, church. The Emmet Knights, Of which deceased was member. turned out in large numbers to attend the funeral.
 County Surveyor Hove, accompa- ried by si Bryant, Frank Ely, George Parsons aEd Antonio Rodriguez, the latter q packer, started this morning for the nothwest corner of Cochise county, on the i.ne of Graham, 10 re- trace the boundary line recently run by MT. Roskrudge. The party ex- poets to be absent about ten days.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado. one Of Arihona's' greatest wonders, at Us most wonderful point is 6,290 feet deep. The walls of rock on, either side are perpendicular, and at the narrotTest portion the gap is only 700 feet wide To 2 Peison starding at the top Of the canyon and booking down, the river, which is about as large as the Missouri, a5p2aq5 ike a silver chain, scarcely 2 EoJt wide. This canyon is undoubtedly the most remarkable gash in the 1oTld.-Jour. Eai-Miner.
 Mr; Goldbaum, the Benson merch. art, who vas recently killed by In diaas; in tie Ithetstone mountains had recently been awarded beeI contract by Major Weston, chief com, missary of this department. Hi, bonds had been forwarded for sigma tire and word sent back by lSSs sor that MT. Goldbadm had gone irto the Whetstone mountains and bond, would he signed ou ais return. ELS never returOsd alive and the nez. news received of him by M"jor Wes ton was the news of his murder by
 le Idiaus.-Journal Miner.
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Take Notice.

If you want good drink of pure H+r,nitago Bourbon, McBrayer Bour- ben, Guckenheimer Rye, and Hermi- tage fEe,' oaiI atHerry cambbells Keg House, All tie fines: Iced drinks made in the highest style ot per;ection; Champagne Cocktails a specialty-Also English Ale and Gin ness Porter, always on hand. Free Lunch every day. Come All, and Come Often. ap3O-tf
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Occid5ltGL

Hotel. The orly first class hotei in Tombstone. Situated on fhe corqcr ol Fourth and Allen streets. Handsomcll furnished throughout, and Las all m d- I'll improvements. Travellers are recon mended to stop ,at this house. Privnre rooms for commercial travellers. inc bar of this house IS furnished wIln tm proved billiard tables and card. roOrls. and is stocked with the finest bra js .l wines, liquors and cigars.
 a6tt JOSEPH PANnoLT,
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The undersigned has for sale 2 choice lot of eggs for setting of the following varieties, all pure blood. Golden Spangle Poland, Silver Spar
 gled Hamburg, Black Polish with white crests, Tyandots. Lang shangs and Dark LegEorns. Parties desiring eggs of any Of the above for setting, can procure the same by applying to Sandy Bob, at the stage office. 429 If
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F'ELEGRAPHIC.
CApit@I Sntes.

WAsHlNGTr Juue 1.-The hous Comrittee Oil Commerce to dav order ed faYorahle rauort or the bill cx tending the limits ot Portlaad Or, as part nf entry.
 Mrs Hoyt the Presidents sister left the White House this morning for Buffalo.
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" ;sN' '5'I,o Protection of Game and
 Fish.

CHICAGO June l4--Seven'een States were r"se0ted tonight ill the first annu 1 Convention Of tha NaIional Assc cia'ion for the Protec- ton of Game and Fish. IL wat de- cided not to send the as,ociat.oh to the British provinces. Action wa> taken Ic king to the collection 0 stat lst on, and the restriction of as far as rOssiblr L. the Ipsedlfsa drain u. on the game and fish of the country. Dr. y. Rowe editor of the American Field Chicago was choos4n President and Dr. B. F. Norcom of Missouri Vice President.
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For Sale.

One of the best paying restaurants the city. Everything is new. The only reason for selling is the poor health of the proprietor who is com piled to seek 2 different Climate. The business will be sold a5 3 sacri- fee if called foz, soon. Cali or address tlis office for further particulars.
 G5lw.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-15
Fire Lafdies of Hoyya.

Dubuque To, June 1.-The Iowa s'ate fremea's tournament Open'd clay with large attendance of visiting firemon from all parts If th' state. he prose fsdings to day were devoted to the reception ofdele, atlons which have byen arriving all dsy by the various trains. Or.r so:57 cities inoludirg all the principle ores Tn the State will be presented and also towns in Illinois, Iud.ara, Wi i'conain and Dakota. TEe latter sends i rty men from Pie re. Cash Prizes aggregate $3,00O with other prizes inclu ding a silver trumpet valued at sl0O. The city is handsome'y deco,ated with arches, flags flowers and evergreens. This is expected to be the largest and finest meeting of t.e Sta,e Association ever held, Tie city is overrun with fakirs and rEieves wEo lnok for a big harvest from the assembled crowi. Visitors Ire pouring in from all direo- tions.