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HOW CHATHAM VOTED.
THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET CONSID-
BRABLY SCRATCHED.

The Total Vote /, 1853 Out of a Regis
tration of 1894 - The Republican
Fight and What it Amounted to-
= How the Scratching Started and
What the Candidates Say About It
The Official Count.
The state election passed off quietly yes
terday. The balloting resulted in the cleo
ton of Capt W. W. Gordon, William
Clifton and Col. Peter Reilly, the only leg
islative candidates to whom there was any
opposition. The vote was a light one, only
1,75S votes being cast. The registration
was 1884. The following is the official
vots:
For ratification of amendment of para
graph ! of section 2 of article Of the
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STIndicates trace. tInches and hundredths.
Observations taken at the same moment
of time at all statious
SAVANNAH Oct. 3, $3.50 A. NJ. city time.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
HOW WAGES ARE REDUCED

"American," writing to the New York
Herald, states plain facts in the follow
IDg:
Let w0rkingmen bear these facts in
mind--a manufacturer employsone hun
dred AmericaD operatives and pay 8 them
the market price.
This price does not suit him and he
imports one hundred Italian operatives;
then wages fall 30 per cent.
Il his happens 30 matter how much he
may be protected or how great may
be his receipts.
The price of labor. like that of oil
staples, rises and falls with the supply,
aud not with the employers wealth.
Italy. with the highest tariff in Europe,
has the lowest wages, because her labor
ing population is IN excess OF demand.
Germany comes next with bighness of
tariff aud iowness of wages. China,
which excludes almost all imports, has
only starvation wages.
Protecting capitalists, therefore, does
not increase .ages. It only stimulates
them to smuggle into the country for
pay. And they have done this.
To keep up wages the policy in not to
protect those whose object is TO cheaper
labor as much as they can, but to en-
force those laws which precludes the
glntting of the market with foreign la
hOr.
When the market is elntted wares are
cheap, aud the wOrkin2men OF this
country. or any other, can hold it an an
indisputa5le fact, that when there is an
over supply of mechanics and iaboiers,
wages will he reduced. Reduce the sup
ply and increase the demand. Keep the
truth before you.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

said contract price of 5000 90 to 10 paid out
OF The current REVENUES OF tue corporation of
the town OF OpelUusHR, and in instailments of
1888 $50 each year out Of The yearly revenues
OF each year, and the Board of Police of said
pWn to make yearly provision for such pay
Etnts III its budset of expenditures and ap-
propriatiOns, said ms a mants to bear per
cent yearly interest from maturity until paid
and said contractor to be- allowed five Der
cent On any or all of said insta ailments in case
OF suit becoming necessary to enforce pay
rnnEt OF same, and le to be allowed to reserve
blIders' lien on said building.
BE it furt her resolved, that in case the cur
rent revenues of SAIL town be not sufficient
from any cause t" meet the yearly payments
Ut such contract price, as above stipu ate,i.
then and IN that Case, the Board Of Police of
tbs t0wn 81 opaiousas ohIigates itself to levy
!. special tax Tor such purpose not exceeding
mills on me dollar, according to the provis.
ions OF lis amended charter and to pass ali
need nj ordinances for that purpose:
Be it further resolved, that all the mem-
bers of the Board of Police of the town of
Opeiousas, are hereby appointed Bulldn.
COMMITTEE, to supervise the construction Of
said market-house. Ge., aud said committee
is hereby apo ned aud authorised to exc
cute ana draw up contract with said cOn-
tractor, for the building of said market house,
according TO the plans and specifications a.
ready accepted by said Beard, and for aud on
the atorrsaidprce, terms and conditions, IA
per written proposition aud bid made by said
contractor aud accepted by said Board.
j. K SANDOZ,
Attest. President pro tenn.
WR COCHRAN Clerk
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

When the question of prohibition is
voted on in patisll, and the majority
is for license, the parish is said to have
gone "wet." An employee at onr friend
Ben F. Meginley's stable wants his
very wet. A few nights ago he re-
turned from trip, very wet inside in
fact, he had more than he could carry
conveniently. He went to water his
horses at the well, which is in the back
part of the stable, and disappeared. The
other boys knowing his condition fed
bis forses, thinking he had gnne hume
to dry the inner man. Sometime after
wards blind horse got among the bug
gies near the well, and Hugh Johnston
went to catch him, when he heard a
monrnfu|, beseeching voice down in the
well: Hugh, Hugh, please pull me out
He was hauled ont, locking like a
drowned rat. and cold as well az wet.
The wafer inst came up to his chin. The
boys rolled him in an oil cloth, and took
him home to dry. Whisky may be good !;
but IL should not be mixed with too
much water.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

I To provide for the building of a public mar
ket-honse for the town of Opeluusas and
to proyjhe the WAYS and means to nav 70!
The sama.
,v,ouo 49, .o--,, 80 e,,,o,o,,,,. VOW ,,s
~ h',,I; 'no 'o%u VI. opou"1 hl; ~"
h",,sa !'a -, ,'stst -, hnmso
h a,u 'a'e t % ., 'a d nanr
a'"5 1919 a l quo soo"
ah. p,"pei ponce Vi san, .u"n 49,, po,
hna ~ 900 sseso'.''i' VI saln DID u
W ea'e sep. iot. 1902 tne pan W suc.' ni'l
tr...' Se ,1 ns " ~, S!e"a s,,; tun,
.'"i, ne' w''u "rs''tu Htsc'les' nus
~ o'z' l'.a' e'i'''s a'Iu 81 VI a.'eu
tI LIZ, "e'e avveu ~ sa;n i "a.u, "' ~
LIZA ;, GU vi s','u
;i sa't ',a. was a'So aeeel'.ro o1
o"d;,; M ,Mo ..o, anu p' oeIn 9ooo nn
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

Our farmers have been kicking y
about the jute bagging trust and yet we
have nnt seen single bale of cotton
! shipped from our town this season COW
cred with anything except jute. Every
body is opposed to mon0poips and
trusts, and yet when an opportunity is
offered to crush one of the most infam-
ous Trusts ever organized, it is allowed
to go by, aud the very ones upon whom
it operates make no effort to crush it.
Meeting and passing resolutions de.
nouncing the trusts will do no good. ST.
long as you continue to purchase til,
product it places on the market you may
meet every week and denounce the bag
ing trust in The strongest manner pOssi-
BILE, aud you will effect nothing. II til.
farmers desire to break up the tagging
trust they must cease to use it like they
do in other sections of the county,
Acadia Sentinel.
That is just the way here. The cot
ton bales all have jute bagging, aud the
cotton baggipg lies at the store doors
nnsold, with nothing but patriot ism to
recommend it, and patriotism amounts
to nothing in business. The manufac-
turers of cotton tagging must undersell
the jnte article, or they will have to stop
the manufacture.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
NOTICE
LAND OFFICE, at New orleans

LAND OFFICE, at New orleans La.
Oct 2sth, 1888. {
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
that said proof will be made before the Judge.
or in his absence the Clerk of the District
Court at Opelousas, La, ON Monday, December
10th, 1881, viz:
EMMA DEsHOTELs,
wife OF Raymond Deshotels. who made Home
stead Entry No. 1888 for the Of NEl q
E of Z and NE3 of Ell OF section SO.
township 4, south range west, Louisiana Mer-
idian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land. viz:
Evariste Vldrine, Native Reed, Solomon Can
bert, Damon Reed, all of st. Landry Parish.
La. 'A'
THOMAS j. BUTLER,
| Sea sss RsEistsr,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
CRIME WILL OUT.

Advocate, Oct IS.
The last chapter of the fight at Picou's
store has not yet been reached. At the
time it was illonght all the guilty par
ties had been arrested, bnt it was reviv-
ed yesterday by the arrest by deput,
Sharp, of "C0nn" johnson and Frank
Nichols for shooting at with intent To-
son and Nichols claimed that they were
hit by stray bullets aud had nothing to
do with the fight proper. There was no
proof of their guilt, so nothing vas done
to them, but lately information has
reached tue officers that they were par
Elephants in the fight, and last night war
rants were issued for them, and given
To deputy Sharp TO execute, which he
did with the above result.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

s. E. Swearingen, white man resid-
ing at Mt. Pleasant, fourth ward this
parish, while at work AT Nelson sugar
plantation, West Baton Ronge, was as
saulted Saturday night by a colored
man, and injured so severely that Ilr
died Tuesday morning. Ii seems that
several cul0red men were in row over
sasne trivial matter, when Swearingen.
knowing one of the men. spoke up for
him, which SO enraged the others that
he was struck on tile head with stick
having piece Of iron piping IN the end.
from which injury he died.-Advocate,
0et IA
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
MORE "LAwLESSNESS."

The Arcadia Advance says: "We re-
ceived information Thursday. of the
killing of young lady living in ward 4
of this parish by her brother. 1t appears
the young lady offended her brother in
some trivial way and he deliberately
opened his pocket knife and stabbed
her to death. This is the second calam-
ity of the kind which has transpired in
this family within year; the other be-
ing the accidental shooting and killing
of his brother by one of the SOUS of Mr..
Slaughter, but whether the two frater
cides were committed by this same boy
We did not learn"
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

Another shooting scrape took place
on the Jesse X. Bell on her trip down
yesterday. When the boat reached
B1uIy Landing, two of the roustabunts,
whose names are unknown, got in a diff
ticulty. and one of them drawing his piss
toll shot the other, aud after he fell to
the ground shot him twice more. TIE
negro then ran and bid himself some
where on the boat. and the crowd of
citizens who came aboard to find him
searched in vain.-Advocate, Oct. 16.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
GHERsFF,s SALE.
DoRs1N P. LAFLEUR VS.. JOIINP yEILLOS.
No. 1882
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST, LANDRY
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

~ virtue OF writ CT fieri facias Issued
o"e OF inc Ihirteenth Judicial District Court
I'D ana for the parish OF ST. Landry. Stale
OF dh"nslana, in THO above entitled and
Will proceed to sell at public anc.ion
10 the last and highest bidder, for cash. 1t Ihc
principal uonr Of tie Courthouse, of said nar
lsh' III the town OF Upelousas, on
saturday, - day Of Neversser, 1883.
the following described property, to-wit:
, l: A certain plantation situated at Anse.aur
Iailies IN the PARISH of St. Landry con
tanning thlrty,one and a half arpents OF prairie
i:hd more or less. with all the buiItiiuSs ina
, I'M rent, thereon except the building OF
paratus. bounded north ny Am.cant Fontenpt
any emanuel EN- tontennt, south by Azeien Man
uel' east ny l.ucieu Manuel and west Nv Iasti.
oasin ma Manuel and John Pierre veillon. 'io
2 Also certain tract OF woodland sitra+a7
IN Anse-aux Pailles woods in This parish con
taihing 15ty arpents, more or less. bonndea
norm py Julien jules Fon:enot aud I,ueisn Ma
nue. !, south by sifroie Manuel aud Emanua,
T .i.l east by Slfroie Manuel end west by
T. s. FONTENOT,
Oct. 0et 'A' - % i'aiiofS'
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
DURLlC SALE,
ESTATE OF EvARIsTE EUGENE.
No. 1905
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT co1rpr
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

By virtue OF an order OF the Honorable Dis.
tflct Court III and fo9 the parish of ST. Iandrv
there will be sold at public aucfion to tha iyy
ana highest bidder, By the undersigned natural
sutrix, or any duly qualified auctioneer. at me
iast residence of the deceased in the
parish OF st. Landry, La, on sAe
Wednesday, November IAth, rsss.
at II O'Clock a.. M, the following descr;bco
properly belonging to the estate Of Eyarrsta
Eugene. DECEASED, to-wit: "'S
!. tract OF laLd measuring twelve armenia.
pounded north by c. 3. Andrus, south b, Inn
20 dLs ana west by 4: Donate same acquired
2. tract Of land measurjnr twe,rs a.,
penis situated "a, near bayou Kennison, honn,ied
north bv Elisha Andrus, south by S. B. liar
mon, east by above tract, west by Elise IL.
meiie. acquired from F. A. Donate. A''
s.. tract or eight arpents Of land. hnu,dea
n Hrd o, above tract, south aud east by g. g.
purchased from 7. B. Harmon Jan. 1, iss. SsAii'o
4. one COW and calf, one creole mula nm.
morse, one wagon, one lot OF aratory irnHIa.
meuts growing crop, etc. 1iat'e'
Ierms-Cash,
oet1s PHILoMgJNE Donate.
WV Natural Tutrix
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

The Republicans tariff and wages
documents are having an excellent eff
feet on their own party. A merchant of
Cleveland, O., writes to the n. 7, Star
that he was induced to join the Demo
cratic party by reading the figures about
wages in the documents circulated by
the Republicans, which he knows to be
"a mass of lies" Seems as ii the whole
Executive Committee is composed OF
Biaiues.-Advocate.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

Sheriff Fontenot took charge OF the
parish Jail on June 18th last, and since
that time lle has incarcerated one hun
bred and tiiirty-three prisoners, not in
Guiding large number arrested VIII"
furnished bail and did not go in Jail.
This shows that he and his deputies
have been very busy.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
a Railroad Guilty Of 4Lawlessness. "

Seventy persons were Killed and anous
two hundred wounded IN railroad nc.
cident which occurred near Mud Run,
pa, on the Leliigsl Valley railroad,
Wednesday nf last week. The accident
u q ea,,sei by the rear section OF anex-
sc,,rsinn train running into tlsa forward
section, hath of which were crowded
with sxeursippists.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

On next Tuesday, 9Th inst, let every
voter turn out and vote for the Cleve-
land and Thurman presidential electors
and S. M. Robertson for congress; which
means tariff reform ard reduction OF
Taxation
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

There will be divine services at the
Church of the Epiphany, Opelousas, by
the Right Rev. j. N. Catcher. on Mon
day, the 5th inst. at p. NJ, and at
Washington on Tuesday, the 9th inst.'
at II A. NJ. The rite of Confirmation
will be administered.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
Don't forget to pay your subscription

Subscribers who have paid up this
week: Messrs. Louis Stagg, j. D.
Thompson, Robert Chachere, 5. j. Cos
seiin. John Gilvin, J. j. Comeau and
Mrs E. Hudspeth.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
The Democratic Campaign Commit
tee issued the following address:
IT., tba Vrters of ST. T,anfrv


tee issued the following address:
To the Voters of ST. Landry:
The election for President and Con-
QTessmen 0n November 6:il ia one OF vi
tal Importance TO all slie people, and es-
ptsially to that vast majority who con-
sumo daily the innumetabie mannfact-
ured articles OF prime necessity To them.
The Republican party are endeavolIng
to elect n President and C0ngiessineli
whose ay0wed purpose il to cOntinne the
present unjust system OF tariff taxation.
lii they succeed, the people will have tn
continue 10 pay heavy tribute to the
Eastern manufacturers Who sustain and
upl.nlsl the Republican party with The
profits made by them ont of the piesent
protective system. If the Democrats
succeed, they have given pledge aud
proof that they will reduce these taxes
and thereby make the coat OF living
cheaper to all the people, everywhere.
The issue ia llieleiare between the pet,-
ME. the whole people who want to buy
the necessaries of life cheap, and the
manufacturers, a class that has grown
rich by the favoiitism of tile Republican
marty and whose interest it ia to compel
ths. people to pay a high price for their
ursaiucts. Besides this special isslie the
neanIe are now called upon to decide
whether the Democratic party, the par
ty ,,f the Constitution, shall continue to
administer the government. 1t has Civ
en them an able, clean, honest admins
trati0n. To Mr.. Cleveland the Ptesi-
dep,ial Office has been a public trust To
administered for the people. Come then
IN the polls all. and vote for the Cleve-
land and Thurman eiectais and for Col.
4. II. Robertson foi Congress.
= ~ - THOS. II. LEWIS,
Chairman Dem. Comp. Com.
=. = Do Oct. "a, 1855.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

The deputy sheriff who was convicted
of murder at this term Of Court, for the
alleged killing of colored prisont +,
was also deputy under sheriff F"nte-
not's predecessor mp to the time the lat
ter went out of office.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

We are informed ny Mr.. Celestin Mo.
rean that there il 4 young colored boy,
aged 10 wears, that can walk nntler wa
Ter. Two or three years agts he crnssed
a deep baynn, where swiftcurrent was
flowing, by walking across it. He has
done this repeatedly. -Msrksvilla Rui.
lesln.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
Tuesday, November 1853, 1SSs,

at - o'clock a. m, the following described
property belonging to the estate of Ulysses
Ri laudeau, deceased, late OF The parish OF
st. Landry, to-wit:
l. The plantation where the deceased last
resided, being q tract of prairie land SITUATED
III the parish of st. Landry, Louisiana, in pral-
RE taquetaique, near Sacket Point together
with all the buildings and improvements sltuat
ed thereon. bounded on the north by lau6s OF
Ifonore Fusler and Telemaqne Manuel. south
by lands Of Don Louis Fontenot, east by lands
OF Vacourt Ardoin, and on the west by lands OF
Don Louis Fontenot and Jean Bantlste T. Man
ue, measuring seventy superficial arpentss
more or less, and beng same property acquired
by the deceased from Valcoul5 ArdUin, by prI-
1856.
2. Nine head OF gentle horned cattle, one bay
gentle creole mare aud colt, seven head Of hogs
one creole two-year old fiilv, the branding iron >
beds and bedding, household furniture, kitchen
utensils, farming implements, and various Other
thi, e.
Terms and Conditiona.--The purchase price
OF movables and immovables payable i'll three
equal lnstalltnGnts DIS such One-:hird payable
on the first day or obituary next. 1889 cnn-tllird
on the first day OF January, 1890, and tie last
third Oh the first day OF January, 1891 ptr-
chaserS subscribing their pronlissOry notes,
with two good and solvent suretes, to the sat
Isfactln of the natural tutrix, said notes to
pear eight per cent per annuu interest from
their respective niaturlties TIL paid, and ten
per cent to be added, "a attorneys fees, in
case OF SUIT to recover payment vi same or any
part thereof the lands to remain specially
ul"rtgaged and vendors privilege Retained
ment OF the notes, principal, interests and at,
torHey's feea, or any part Thereof
OLIVIA FOSTEEGT.
Oct. 1851. Natural Trutrix.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

I hereby give notice to all persona concerned
that the roll of 1883 has been d livered to lne,
and that ain prepared to collect all State,
Parish, Corporation Criminal, Leyee and Poll
Taxes for the year 1885,
Persons ewing taxes ON movabes only, will
become delinquents OH nd after October LIST
next, md persons owning real estate will be-
come deiin9uents unless the taxes on same are
paid prior TO JANUARY list, 1883.
Come and pay your taxes III time and spar5
me the unpleasant duty Of adding costs there
to. /. b. FDSIESOT,
Sheriff and Ex-Otficio Tax-Colleetor
sept l5.tf Parish of st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
NOTICE 9ftteszskQnL rARLEAU-
Az m --
ESTATE Or CAROLINE PREus.
No. 1909
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT corrpn
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

Whereas, Leon Wolff and Maurica rro.,.
9neseamentary executors OF the estate of farains,
a areas, VIE OF Edward Plonski having tiied q
al h ana account of said estate, ac
nGlogation OF the same !. Ae AVE Tue NO
And whereas, the prayer of said na+;tion bos
eh os grant ssa by order OF court bearing date
NOW, therefore notice is hereby given to nj,
p rsons interested to make opposition to ~ sa iii
Ia ths 10 me the same In writing in my Office
CURED by law, why the said tableau snon,d
not he homologated and confirmed. 'AsS1o
a.A asa. cAARLEs N, THOMPSON.
Wv" s'ss Gieskt
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
THE PARISH DEBT.

We have not time this week to discuss
the matter, but the following is said to
bea correct statement of the parisl, debt,
no to the fiscal year ending March 31st,
1899.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

Sheriff FDntenOt TOOK to the peniten-
tiary, this week, the following couyicts
Charles Ellis, larceny, 2 years.
Landry Thomas, rape, 2 years.
Edward Balquie, horse stealing, /
year.
Paulin Fusilier, stabbing with intent
to commit murder, year.
All the others sentenced to the peDi-
tentiary, have appealed to the Supreme
Court.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
OF TABLEAU,
ESTATE OF MARIE F. FONTENOT. a
No. 4911. =
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COuRTa
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY

Whereas. Emasse Manuel. of the parish os
st. Landry, natural tutor of the estate Marie F.
Fontenot, deceased. has filed tableau OF class.
ihcatlon of debts and distribution Of funds of
said estate, accompanied by his petition pray
ing for the homologation of the same;
And whereas. the prayer OF said petition has
been granted by an order of Court, bearing
date October 22d, 1888
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tahleau. to file the same in writing, in my Office
in the town of Opelousas, within the time re
CURED by law, why the said tableau should nov
be homologated and confirmed
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON,
Oct 27-2t (lsrtr
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
M u LIE - .

IGOR SALE 4s head fine American 2, s and 4
II year old MULES. at reasonable prices
an be seen at Col. Gillespie's plantation. two
miles from Opelousas, and every Saturday at
Messrs Clements & Wilson'S Store In town.
Oct. 20-3u. WILLIAMS Il EDDY,
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

Chase's Barley Malt Whisky-aids d.
gestion.
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky-pure
and rich.
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky-for weak
lungs.
Chase's Barley Malt Whisky-for pur-
ity.
C.. Deitlein sole agent for Opelousas.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03
Notice of dnainistration.
ESTATE OF DANIEL W. WILSON.
No. 1918.
PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT CoUR,

11NOOA1E DVOA>EI' DISIKICI COURT,
PAR sH OF ST. LANDRY.
Whereas, Samuel Haas, of the Parish of
st. Landry, has applied by his petition to he
appointed administrator of the Estate of
Daniel ". Wilson, deceased, late OF the Parish of
st. Landry. La.
Therefore any person intending to make op-
po''1r,il to said appointment will file the same
,e~sSlating in my office in the town of Opelou-
sas, in ten days from the present notice
CHARLES NJ. THOMPSON
OCT. 2o2t Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1888-11-03

DIED-At Washington, La. Monday.
Oct 29til, 1883. ANNA F. OFFUTT, wife
OF Thomas Z. Anderson. aged 46' years,
months and rs days.