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A Jealous Husband's Deed.
HE KILLS HIS WIFE AND THEN FATALLY SHOOTS
HIMSELF.

PITTsBURG, Feb. IA faborer named O'Neiii,
residing at 3Oth and Smalman streets, auarreled
with his wife this morning. He pulled out q re-
volver and shot and killed her instantly. He then
shot himself through the head. The wound Is
considered fatal The cause OF the tragedy was
jealousy. ONeill was puddler and well-to-do.
lie owned house In the east end and made good
wages, but Few months ago his insane Jealousy
drove him TO drink. Since then he has been fire.
quently intoxicated and several times assaulted
his wife. This morning he came into their house
on Smallman street under the influence or liquor,
and after accusing his wife OF inndeiity shot her
dead. He then placed the weapon to his right
temple and fired, the bullet passing Through the
brain. ONeill Is still alive, but his death Is ex
pected at any moment. He was forty years OF age
AID his wife was few years his junior. Tue
couple had six children. They are all living, the
far as known, O'Neill had no cause for Jealousy.
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THE COMMISSIONERS viEws on THE BILLS PENDING n
CONGRESS-.
SaIes OG Dsenl Estate.

S. NJ. Bryan has bought OF W. j. Kehoe, for
sl0JoQ lot 50, South University grounds, 80 by 10
bought for So 80 OF G. q. Hubbard LOT 8. block
. Beiair Heights.
Margaret ]. Badger has bought for $4,000, of
Anna L. Deering, sub 40, 81. lla, lsxs6 feet on
10th, between Massachusetts, avenue ana z street
northwest. W. Harvey has bought for 3, 800 OF
street. between North Capitol street and New Jer-
sey avenue northwest. Emma X. Caperron has
bought for $4,000 OF j. H. MARI. sub lots 10 q 81.
~, fronting - feet 21st street. between yir-
ginia avenue and r street northwest
Ananias Herbert has bought OF Henry kraak,
for &C. 900, sub lot H. square 7s6 l. feet ~ Inches
by l:sS feet inch. on 4 street, between ID aud
4th street northweasI
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GEhMAs IN FIVE WEEKS
A CORDIAL INVITATION
TO THE
HIGHLY ENTERTAINING LECTURES
Gree Admission)
or PROF. A ID HABIT A NJ

OF PROF. A. p. HAUPT. A. NJ.
author of "HAUPrS NATURAL GERMAN
METHOD" a novel and original system Of i'm
parting German, wonderful In its results. giving
. practicsl speakins ETC.. tnowledse Of German
In FIVE WEEKS LESSONS). This method OF
teaching practical and that the student
studies his lessons unconsciousy ESQ to speak,
while engaged in his daily ayocstiop, requiring no
extra time Last season over 200 took the course
here. MASONIC TEMPLE corner 9th and SITS n.
" This Is opening week of the course, Inves-
nsation invifd. during the opening days of the
course being days which 70 investigate md register
Tor the course Lecture hours and lessons daily at
10 80 q m, AIS and z AS p Learner attends 1t
The hour most convenient to come. and need not at
fsnd the same hour each day. j6-6t
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ma noanass wise Of pr. oliver wenoen no,naA
oled q hs reelosoce N Boston ysssrday, y ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

The PRESIDENT HAS DECLINED the invitation to
attend the Tilden banquet TO be given in New York
on Thursday evening, because Of the arrangements
and Navy at the White House that evening,
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A Cabinet Council at Osborue.

LONDON, Feb. THE queen held q cabinet coun-
Gil at Osborne Castle to-day, and her majesty
signed the speech to be read at the opening OF
parliament on Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

TEE HANNAH PERMIT CAsE-To-day, In the
Police court, Judge shell gave Judgment against
MarCellus Farley and Albert Wooden, who were
charged on the l4th OF December with making
an excavation without a permit The men, as
heretofore published In The STAR, were employed
by Daniel Hannah, who had them make the ex-
cayation 70 make a test case when the Commis-
sjoners changed the mode or issuing the permits
TIE court suspended sentence.
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A WIPES BILL FOR DrvoRcE.-A bin

A wrFE's BILL FOR DIvoRcE-A bill for divorce
was nled to-day by Maud Augusta Edie from
Christopher Edie. They were married January q.
1886 by Rev. S. ftncken, and have six children,
and she charges that for more than three years lbs
has been confirmed drunkard. and has become a
burden 10 her and her children; that January -
last, at the house. SIS 11th street, ne struck his
daughter Florence with a coffee cup and on Feb
ruary 2 struck the complainant with a large tin
coffee pot half full OF coffee, scaldlng her right
arm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

DEAD BABIES FOUND IN THE SrREErs-Yesterday
morning Of1cer Walsh found the dead body of q
colofed infant near LIST ana L streets southwest.
Yesterday afternoon Oficer Moore took 20 the nrsS
precinct the BODY OF an infant WHICH was found on
L street between 18th and 18th 0Reets northwest.
The body had evidently been run over several
times by vehicles, and was SO badly mutiated thas
it was impossible 20 tel It's color.
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A Crematsry for Chicaxo,

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-About twenty-five ladies and
gentlemen met last evening and decided TO take
steps toward erecting q crematory In the city.
The movement was started about Two weeks ago
and seventy names have been signed TO the peti-
tiOns circulated
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A DEAD BODY FocND AT THE MOUTH OF A SEwER.-
Yesterday afternoon. about O'Clock, Nj. Edward
e. Barston, or Ne. s20 North Carolina avenue
southeast discovered mutilated human body at
the mouth OF the sewer near and 18th streets
northeast, and Policeman oliver was summoned.
When the oficer arrived ne found several buzLards
about the remains. The head was entirely gone
and the body was badly decomposed, and it II
thought was washed down by the now OF water In
the sewer. The police think the body was throw a
In the sewer by medical students The remains
were taken TO the mOrgue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

J. B. wIMER, 1913 sT.-REAI
~ Estate, Loans Insurance Re-establishet
as above and fully prepared to serve his friends and al
owners or buyers with promptness and to their in
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

EAKINACEOUS AND OTHEK FOUUS.
Mellins Food, large. 55c.
Mellins Food, small, Csc.
Nestle's Food, 4Oc.
Carnick's Food, loc., 35c. and 75c.
MurdOck's Food SOC. and soc.
BOvntne Food, Soc. and SOC
Leebeg's Beef Extract, 40c and S5c.
w. s. THOMPSON, Pharmacist.
ia16-3 -3m 7O3 18th st
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R~ EX-TRUsTEE J. H. BROOKS WILL real
- a paper ON Our Educational Progress be
fore the Bethel Literary at the Metropolitan A. NJ
Church, TUESDAY EVENING, 9TH instant. Music b!
Mrs. Smith. Misses Neville and Alexander. Admission
free f6-2ts
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from wall street To-day.

Nrw YORK, Feb. ., n am--The opening &C
the stock market was very dun this morning. but
nrst prices showed advances IN most cases over
last evenings closing figures OF from 10 Z. per
cent, though several We're unchanged. Reading,
~. Paul and Western I nion were the only active
stocks With Northwestern. Louisville and Nash
Vile and Lackawanna following, while the rest OF
the list We're very dull. The market was rrm. and
turlher small fractions were gained In the early
Trading advances over opening prices, ranging up
10 per cent IN the general list while Wheeling
and Lake Erie rose . on very light dealings Tho
market developed no special feature of Interest
and at IL O'Clock it was very dull and steady "a
firm at about the hest prices OF the hour
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NOTICE
Municipal Primary Election.

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rTfESn.W Wv I = issS ~ Ia $780, ~" -.
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se 10 sa'o C:ouc'ssio .oS:.o0IS ,no~,
at III. ~ T,.;so1sn, 81 s.ioct
so'eis = e.c sT"x ~ - H. %aI5 oe
ny . PRIMARY o'oes'o"' W " no'o W
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1883,
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Our genial friend, Rich Frost, tho
popular deputy sheriff, took his many
friends completely by surprise by the
cool and unostentatious manner in
which he led Miss Esther ALBERT,
daughter Of Mr.. l.. C. ALBERT, to the
altar last Wednesday evening, without
letting them know anything about it.
But as soon as they had somewhat re-
covered from their surprise, they
stormed his residence with such a
''tooting and discordant serenade" as
greatly puzzled the young bride, who
was, however soon treasured by the
many congratulations and expression
of good wishes of the many friends of
her new lord.
A generous treat was extended by
the gallant Rich and his gracious bride
to their ma ny we'll wishers, and many
a wish went up for the future prosper
ity and continued happiness of the
new couple.
The SENTINEL man was not there,
because he knew nothing of it, but
friend Rich, here's to you and your fail
bride : May all the days of your con
jugal life be as unclouded, bright and
happy as the day Of dawn. 49,,
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NOTICE.

OFFICE REGISTRAR OF WORMS, PARISH OFT
LAFoURCHE. Thibodaux, Aug. q 1883. !
thereby give notice hat the registratios
Office of the parish of Lafourshe will be opo1
at the following places. for the purpose q
registering such voters as may not be already
registered. Notice is also given to oil voter
who may have changed their precincts. Il
come forward and have the changes made o.
the poll books.
6, T. Badeaux's store. tez
8, Longueville f~l4rillel store. q
8, Wn. Elliot's. ~a az
10, Racelan1.
IL, w. Haber t's store.
IL, j. l.. Thibodau1'a store.
JOHN NJ. WALSH
Assessor and Registrar.
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@s.;ea:s se'e VA a. Be- Bssss sSs.i po : sIs.s fS sS%.
dsux and EneeA ,lpan.: sfvT
18th Precinct ut Gossin's store; commits
~sioneys: j. B. Bourgeois, D.. l.. Lspoypeuse
-zs vazH4 Sirth Ward. ar. e.
18th Precinct at Louis Dantin's; commis-
AID Henry Price. i Es .#=
: l]th Precinct at Victor Iegendre's; con-
misGioners SymplOre kodrigu~, James La
forest aud Gabriel Wick.
l.h Precinct at Felix Grani~r's; commits
sioners: Urban Preatenbach, IsAdore Krse-
mer and Jules Roudrsaux.
SerenM Ward.
10th Precinct, formerly r. A. Ledet's store,
now j. L. Thii'sdaux's; commissioners ].
Belt.
nth Precinct at Wellington Hobsrt's store ;
commissioners w. Hebert, Paul Thibodaux
and John Allen.
18th Precinct at :. s. Perkins. now Foret
Bros store commissioners Chas. s. Ma
thews, j.. johnson and Levi White.
Eighth Ward.
18th Precinct at Rosamond Dufresne's
commissioners Edward Reggie, N. K. Lodet
aud James Monroe.
NintA Ward.
Goth Precinct at L~onguevills; commission.
ers: P. Rizan, Jr., Louis Lerille and Garrett
Mellon.
2lst Precinct at T. F0ret's commissioners
+. FOret, J. Z. Badesux and Loais Mays.
Tenth Ward.
22d Precinct at Cutoff; commissioner H.
tival Sav0ie, A. MelsnoOa md Joseph Clalr
vile.
I'D Precinct at j. Guedry's; commission
ers: w. Willisms, A. Terrebonne and Joseph
Claude.
Second Ward.
oath Precinct OF Bayou Blue, 1t Lsufroid
DAigle's; commissioners Leufroid Oaigle,
Orville Thibodxux and Joseph L0pes.
25th Precluct vt or near Oxeme hotard's
commissioner Oseme HotArd, FranoOi
Bourgeois.
Fifth Ward.
26th Precinct 1t or near public sohoo
house; commissioners Philip Legendre. LIE,
BOudreaux and Elias Hswkins. =
The above named commissioner will make
due returns to me. tho undersigned. accord
ing to law. w. G. Raglan.
Returning Officer, Parish Of Lafeurche.
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For First Place.

A great amount of political engineer
ing will be done by friends Of candi-
dates to secure for their man the first
place on the ticket, and the best man
will probably secure the coveted place.
Then, if endorsed by the majority of
the people, the election is assured.
Electric Bitters has been put to the
front, its merits passed upon, has been
endorsed and unanimously given the
first place among remedies peculiarly
adapted to the relief and cure of all
diseases of Kidneys, Liver and Stom-
ach. Electric Bitters, being guaran-
teed, is q safe Investment. Price, Soc.
and 81 per bottle at .Thib0daux Drug
9tNra. 4vf s 'l~+ ta ASK
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Some Foolish Things.
Talking slang.
Praising yourself.

Talking slang.
Praising yourself.
Trampins for a living.
Borrowing a newspaper.
Getting mad at nothing.
Kissing poodles in public.
Sleeping away the early morning
hours.
Hunting for white-handed- employ
ment. =.
Counting your money before it is
earned. TT g,Ae
Trying to do business without ad-
vertising.
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M:hxlNcsPsld, thslovner Of
Laurel Valley, was seen on our streets
last Thursday looking halo and tear-
ty. graz - sas ssm r29
Mr.. E. G.. Curtis has been taken to
the Charity Hospital by devoted
friends and placed in the. ward Of the
house surgeon. Everything is being
done to make him, comfortable, and
we r glad to learn that he is i'm
proving. 7s,-
Misses Malvina and Eveline Hotard,
the accomplished sisters of our es-
teemed fellow-citizen, Capt. A. E. Ho-
tard, of bayou Beuf, spent the week
in u town, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theophile Thibodaux. They depart
ed for their home last Wednesday,
much to the regret Of their many
friends and acquaintance.
Through inadvertence, mention o.
Judge H. H. Carver's visit here was
crowded out of our last issue. The
Judge is spending a few days with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. D. Kent, of Highland planta.
ton, and visiting his old friends and
acquaintances in town. He ia looking
fine and seems to enjoy better health
than ever. It is always a pleasure tt
us to meet such . cultured gentleman
and "brother of the quill" "a the Judg'
is recognized to be.
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Municipal ticket for mayor and
trustees, to be voted for at the primary
election' to be held Oct. 8, 1888:
-, For Mayor. Louis Ancoin.
For Trnstees-Edward Badeaux,
Lewis j. Meyer, John w. Trotter,
Orestile Malbrough,. Oz6me Naquin
and Ellis Braud. MANY VOTERS.
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Notice Of Special Election.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Dc~..h 0e nEr~okn

Parish Of Lafourche.
DE 1T KNOWN, THAT WHEREAS. AP.
ID plicatiOn has been made to Ne, tho IN
dersigned Drainage Commissioners. duly APP
pointed and qualified in and tor the Third
Drainage District of the parish of Laf0urche,
by some of the landowners aud taxpayers Ut
said drainage district, to call n specisl cleo
ton for the purpose Of submitting to . vote
of the landowners of said district. the levy Of
. special tax Of Afteen u.s. mills on the dol
lar on all the property assessed in said drain
age district, for the purpose Of draining sxid
district.
We, the Drainage Commissioners afore-
said, BY virtue Of tho power and authority
vested in rs. under aud by Act No. lO7 Of the
General Assembly Of the State of Louisiana.
approved July IL. 1883, do hereby call . spe-
cial election in the said Third Drainage Dis.
trict. for the purpose Of submitting to tho
landowners and taxpayer. Of said cistrist
No. 8. tho following proposition. t0-wit:
y That . special tax of fifteen (l5) mills on thu
dollar be levied "n all the property aasessed
in said Third Drainage District for tho 20
Rod Of three years. beginning with tho wear
| 1883, said special tax to bo used tor drainage
| purposes in said district.
| holden ON tho
| and tor that purpose there shall be boxes II
| tile 1OllOWIUX VOiItuk pidCcc ~ III ootU AutSu
| Drainage District, with the following named
! commissioners of election, who shall conduct
| said election, and make due ~returns, to US
to.wit:
Poll lat or near Arsene BergerOn'e com
missioners: Aubin Thibodaux, A H Leblanc
A T Berger0n.
Poll AT Jules Thibodaux's; commission
ers: J NJ Lefort, Jules Thibodaux, Kleber1
Ricard.
Poll AT Lovingly Folse's; commission
ers: Evelien Bourgeois, Lovingly FOlse.
Poll AT Ben Fo.se's; commissioners
Adolph Folse. A NJ Folse, Rodolph Coulon.
At which election none bnt landowners o
said Third Drainage District shall I've entitled
to vote, as provided by said Act No. l7 o
the Session Acts of 1883, approved July II
1888.
Given under. our hands officially, on thi
goth day Of September, A. d. 1888, in th
parish and State aforesaid.
SOSTHENE FOLSE, ~
3N CHARLES J. GUEDRY,
p. W. LEFORT,
Commission err.
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A young child Of Mr.. Yilllers Ian
dry, Of Choupic, aged l6 months, has
had one knee dislocated and q
thigh broken by the same fall. This
happened about three weeks ago and
the little fellow is still suffering untold
~agonies, though bidding fair to recover
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District Court will meet next Mon
day, Judge Beattie presiding. 1t is a
Jury term, and there will be consider
able hustle and stir in town, owing to
the attendance of jurors and witnesses.
We trust the Jail will be cleared.
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Our streets have been dustisr than
thew have ever been for some time
past. The municipal authorities have
taken advantage of the fine weather 70
have them worked, and they are now
in excellent condition.
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L. A. ID. E.

The attention of the public is called
to onr advertising columns, where will
be found among aour new ads. "La-
garde's Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir" an ex-
cellent remedy for dyspepsia and all
disorders Of the stomach. Sufferers
from such disorders will consult their
ewn good by giving it a trial. &
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The goat and cart which Mr.. w. e.
Raglan owned and which was raf1ed
off this week, was won by MI. Willie
Raglan. The owner drove it through
Main street, followed by a large crowd
Of small boys.
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Mr.. r. Gouaux-I have prescribed your
Pile Ointment for the past five years and in
every case it gave satisfaction.
.t*t MA e.. A. DUvAL. n. D.
Call for samples Of Anti-Asthmatic at your
druggist. ..t.7Ee+.r -..T
Gouaux's Pile Ointment has given me good
results every time l have used 1t in my prac
tice. Or. +. A. SYLvEsrRk.
Call for sanplss Of Anti Asthmstic at your
druggist.
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Sand and shells are being carted in
TO the low places in the streets, and
there is a probability that Jackson
.treet will soon be so we'll fixed that
il will remain in good condition for
acme time to cOme.
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The gallery of the Union Hall, now
occupied by the Young Mems Benevo-
lent Association, has been repaired
during the week. 1t had been blown
down during the late storm and re-
NAMED in that condition until this
week.
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resident of lower Lafourche in
FORMS Us that some two or three weeks
.oo four cows were killed near Ha-
rane's Canal by one single stroke Of
lightning.
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\ Phv.iciun's Testimony.

DR.. s. A. Clifford, physician and druggist
of Laurel. Ind, writes: &C. e. C. Certain
Cough Cure has a large sale here and gives
universal satisfaction have found it to- =
Q medicine Of great merit aod cheerfuliy re-
commend it," Sold by ThibOdaux Pharmacy.
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DON'T forget the municipal primary
,eyt Tuesday. Let every II express
Mia choice for mayor and trustees, and
let the majority rule.
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local NEWS.

IVA School Board will meet friday
:. tbe courthouse for the transaction
r.uch business as may come before
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! have used Gouaux's Pile Ointment for the
last two years in my practice and have snc-
ceeled in every case. DR.. d GAuDEr.
Call for samples of AntiAsthmatic at your
druggist.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-10-06

The dramatic entertainment on
Thursday evening at st. Jeseph's Hall,
given under the auspices Of the Catho-
lie Knights, was . decided success in
IN artistic point Of view. The cast for
the play swss . strong one, composed
"a it was of some Of our best known
young men. Each ono seemed we'll
suited to his part, and each actor en-
tered fully into the true meaning of
ne charaster he WIS called on TO per-
6onate. Where all did 20 VOL, it
would b invidious t. single out any
enc for commsadation. We but voice
the sentiment Of every ono who was 30
fortunate - to be present when We
state that the young gentlemen who
interpreted "Falsely Accused" Thurs
day evening should DON favor us with
another exhibition Of their undoubted
histrionic ability.