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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

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benz bepotifebenoen 6efe. Die 2tebe
III ibrem Wtanfse tuar 1T ibrem 6ersfn
nod ebenio mdhtig, oils 3u ieler 8eit,
400 lie ibn fenres lernte ; aber fe nubte
audi, bnb He nod immer f65n lei mno
fano eine @enuetbuung barim, ibre
Sd6nbeit asl,eno ;us MAIDEN uno amer.
fannt ~ feben. DeBbalb batten ibr
auh Die @prte oes iunaen 4errn BON
Der Taeiprei i'm benahbd1ten 8. ge.
ihmeihelt, tpeldber, nie he .iih iaete,
bie @slt etiaben bette uno Elm nrtbeil
taben mubte ; uno 6e freute fth fHDn
oarauf, bei benz 0efe au sldn,en urb
beneioet sa tperoen. Qaber lie mir ben
NamRn .@rdFin~ etamal 9egeben, 10
nil ih ibn audi bebalten, nno 6einrih
muB faol, fem. tpenr ale Mnoern binter
MIR auriidble,ben. - Mtt oieIen We-
bonten trat lie Dor ben SpieaeI, nm bic
pcaenbete, Sd!eife ~ probieren, inben,
fe elm 2ieo pO4 fi9 FIN iunnte.
90 Sdiupei 20. oer Stro6e Ser ter=
trorrene Gtimmen an ibr sDbr, nnS ebe
he bos Gsnftsr bFnen fonnte, ura rad
Der uriahe oes 3drmes 3u feben, tpuroe
befas an Die Qousitlre etltopit. SIN
Der Meinumg. !9einriH tDmnne 3urld
unb babe mit @etannten eefproGen.
aieg he idneI fie 9reppe binunter unp
bfTnete.
0einrid mars. ben fe spieoeriab.-
aber. bon benz gemii1ssn 2idte bes
MorceS mnb ber Qateraen nnbeinlid
belesdtet, lag er ais biatbebs die 2eiGe
n,if elmer osis Bnsnspsisea ssaodtenes,
8o6ye.
MeaMnnalo8 iforris Es einen Mugsn.
bid bas E~ntfselid,e an. bann fiab. fe
einsn iurhtbarsn Sdrei aus unb fflr3te
beipu6tlos si Heoen.
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Eirneeu. tpdbrenOp Ge 2eiAe In bas tieine
@inbtcn uebesi Der @eltifats sebra4,
ncaroe.
Am tolsa,sen Morsen tuurbe BE-,
Tbatbeitan6 aeriHtlim fshseSfeat. =
@a8 ben @siboFenen besppgen baber
tonnte. bic 8otn einea Bilooiebes a.
betreten. bcriber Bate rur Sacpt ee.
piFe NuSAinft 10 seben rermodt, tisie,
cser tuos idIlu eetus 9etuefa, ieoen
9erbadi Der Mitrafafdan aus ben
Bese su geben.
i Sa Stnmmhsira uub Der gansen Ia,
geeenh beflagte MN bns fbredtiG
Gabe 0einridyS nuflihta; ater bi
Siimrae bes goItss trnf bns Gehte
isoem MAJ, fflH ;uffafferte, boB Blind
Qiebe ~ Marie Jpn ms nnglld gs
! iflrt babe.
Die Qsids tpurhe beiiaitet, u6bren
Marie aus adHjEider BeuubtlDfigtel
rul ertpadt tpar, I'm, In tpiloe 6ieber
lpbantaEien 81 perlalIen, Mls nuH bel
: hidden. par ne ffll uno rubig; oa
9eidebelle mar nud hrem geonhtni
: entidspunofn ano BITE Radt bes @nbr
fms tatts ihren Gsift uuniangeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
MnWsrOernn8.

Die 9errert Secretdre BET QDcals
8ereine tperben biernntt aufgefcroert,
ben 8etraa bes "a afeBments tnfolge
6tnfheioenS 0eS Germ SDbana Wadt,
Nfifslieo b. @efsaih0ft bon lit,Yainnes
apoIis, Minn., Der am 13. Nopember '88
I'm sitter BON Al. Sabren aarb, reGtaei=
ia ein5lieneen.
Sekn g. @robe, !
Eecr. ber 8. 4. u. o.. D. @.
498 ct. Better Gtra6e.
st. YanL Is. Ncbember, 1888.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06
HotoernM

Oe 9erren Secretdre Der 2oeaIbers
cine tperoen hermit aaifsekxoerf. ben
Betrae oeS 95 NGebaents infDlee Gin
f6e.oen8 bes 0errt Nthaet WiIam.
@tsIteb BET Gsielfboft prn 81. Saul.
MlinH.. Der am 90 NU, '88 TN litter
bon 81 aahren Rarb. redtssiiis einsi.
ieaeen.
Sobn g. @rcse.
Gcer. hea d & u. @. b. so.
4R8 ct. 9eters Strabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

4H6 81. Wefers S5r1be
9 t. Saul. 80. Nop. 1888.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-12-06

Mnrie bate fih nidt CUR Nuts be-
iuebsrt, re faB IL ibrer Sflbe. nm 6slts
iih 81 sftrarien. @d6fenb ne ftGh o1.
nit bei6diHgte, cine 8aienlaleife an
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
Aftsrnoou session

T1- afternoon session was largely at
tended. and vas opened with letter from
B. Hathaway. Of Csss county. on The sub
isct Of Pedigree IL Pants sDa Fruits -
The subjscs vas iisc1 sssd for some time
Prof ". =. Bssl. Of .hs Agricultural Coll
lsVe. gave 81 VsTs on pfopsgatfrE new
varieties q fruits
W " Tracy. Of Detroit. gsvs bis expert
usnts n propsgatink a new variety Of cora
from . asxicsn corn crossed With some
northern variety. Afisr crossing the vsrfs.
ties ssv=rs times ard thea bred alone FOR
sevsrai yeas sod shen ths sex M@ricaa
corn did not shor A. a.. for severa yeas
the black b. .00i showed Itself IA On. sar ia
fen HAVING c.sCx tiDs showing trsf the
black blood had fingered 10 ths c1ru a. tss
tine. Ths same tang vas Shown bv his
experiments on tomatoes Hs ssid that IN
isriorty could bs brought a0ogf ~ breed
ing in "a vel In plants As "a animals AMI
told 81 = case ~ cora wnlch had dsgensrassd
0V this means g. shat tns ears -srs not
srgsr thsn ths singer. Some nnss toe
fossr STOCK vii BRING f1rfa poor crops. Il
tns STOCK vas selected ron q poor CROP
The o.0cd = rhsi tels
F. 4 Scott. Of Am Arbor. so0ks of tie
change in admin. .sfrsfiou sud the conss.
turs a1i suzgpstei tnss .as society saou 4
AXE some steps - orng TIE name 81
Woodwork u Nsr YORK Hs moved fhas
The presidents ecf o. 30 societ~ - ca-a-
mitrse % menor.a alirs Pres Ten s.ec, liar
rfso1 2 -se4ri - fes spoon re1f II 81
Woodror q 70 shs ofi-s
"Ersul,s sd LsSs1ns' - fss9 wss
orensi ~ ne -sai ~ 20 etfe-s Dns
rom p Ws-t 0f Geneva N X ~
other f-om p Eizisf1n - Ai-an
fhss- ~sra fa 0wsi o7s -sners tax 81
sssons -hf-a tas ind vid1sl -lsm3sr mad
lssrnad 11rirr ths rssS Fssr
c. ~ earield opene8 fse sr1ie~- a.
f-rsstr vito short speech ~hi-r as -
some e. Ne nsn wao have 60 - ~ith e1r
f-resss thi1K 1rv ~ - uoasv rhifh
trey 80 Eef 0ur ~ the '-rssts a. 30 rresent b
~ifhnrt fnIrE - e. A. 81 he f1fr-- III
gave A. a. .l'ust-aE-1 csss al ora raa n
ne uoTft no -s1 roue * 'ertv scrss sd
sd ss could cissr : sf0 frn - rlns o.
his farm. Wen tsss1 wnsr te wlt IS
s(lsr lhs lmoeT sss gone. be sad -
vsuid rct So srv ares sgs ~oa Z - 80
stats q, ~tst - vi.nes tfe 49,
There = to0 mrch - rais Siac cf nors' e
sn1re taoss wh1 srs strinring cur Stsfe 5f
- forests Mr. -a-fsic bas STARTED a
Rss1sstop q forsst zee A&c n aanasr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

The Star Furniture Comuzuy lC9 south
Diyiscn-.t wishes 20 announce tLnf thev
have made Unprecedented GUS on two
suites oi psrlOr tVfnitufe the obieli being
20 make room .or new good. Ihs original
price cf one VAS Sloo au1 tne other SIS.
sud the former hss been reduced 20 s7S.75
And toe alter 20 $3.50. THIS is rare
chance for purchasing handsome Christ.
mas present a. greatly rslaced prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

cou-srneur r Rssabus one q tie oldest
rvidenas Of Nsnt connsv. died Just before s
a'rlock. vestrrisv afternoon. ~ n r-s'-
tence ~ Z. =. ksthbun. I'D PARIS tcvnsbia.
szed so Years scd months Nr Rsthhus
wens ~ f. H. kstacuns honss shout
three Veexs az ~here be rss ,sksn 80 <
wfh diabetes. a1d vRs 1nsbe to ~ re-
r-0ved to bis acme. He vas one ~ ne
nesf krcvn ms1 in e~an1 fariis sni hsd
rasnv fr-nds. Tne f1ners ~ - bsif 20
~r,rrc~ s7srnoo1 'fan ~ residences ~ + IS
s-r. Aros Bathbun. % LsgraTs Sc. o. ,
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

The VIM. A Berkev Manufacturing Com
pany are show n an elegant line OF goods
suitable for the hoi:oay trade. Esch de-
pArLment is re 5iete with handsome novel;
ties ~ furniture. and seekers If goods for
Christmas presents would do well by ex-
amining this stock.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

In office furniture and bookcases the
stock displayed by the VIM. A Berkey
Manufacturing Company is difficult TO ex-
eel. II Is 10 the interest of any anticipating
a purchase of furniture of this description
TO examine tie assortment exhibited.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
cHRlrsa THAkFNEr

fns 4nd e-mp plets lns OF ladies. and
misses sho-s ~ al SIS &c u izsJs i0 r .
Doagoia elel Dons1.s of I8nzr All LAT
strictly Wholesale priess during tA.s lGoata
Cniy AZ the FofJLkK SHos H0usx
A. Csnal-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

You will find the largest an best as<ort.
"a stock II Fish and Game OF all kinds M
season. Anchor brand Oysters and Fair
Haven Counts, wholesale snc fe'ai. III
honroe-st- j. j. DETrEsIHALKR
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
NJ. S. SMITH & CO

AVA. NJs ~ AVA q W. .
JEWELLERS, are now rcceiv-
ing, and will continue 10 open
until Christmas, the large in
voices OF IAMONDS and
other GEMS, FOREIGN ART
w A r Z, RIC-A-B RAG.
CLOCKS, LAMPS, etc., Sc
lactei by their own buyers in
foreign and Domestic markets.
Their collection for this season
in ali these articles, as well as
STERLING SILVERWARE.
WATCHES and J JEWELLERY
is superior in all respects to
any collection ever shown in
Detroit. Visitors are invited TO
inspect, and correspondence is
invited.
Articles sent on approval on
satisfactory reference.
DETRoIT, Nov. l. 1855.
les Woodward Avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Free admission to the sociable at Mrs
RsthDoDe's residences. Isl Fountsin-st.
Wednesday and Thursday evening 7:30 10
1890 2. m. conducted by the young ladies
of 81. Marks Churca- Dolls fancy articles,
and refreshments al moderate charges
Ooen also on Thursday from p. M. 4
pleasant time can be spent by all who at
tend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

The Helping Hand Society" will hold
their annual sale on Friday evening
December H. st the res derce Of Mrs, 9. X.
Johnson. l73 Shelcon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Upholstered goods in setts and pieces at
the Wm A. Berkey Manufacturing Co.
The latest and most desirable patterns are
TO be found IN this assortment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

For Gents ard Ladies' Fine warm. lined
shoes and slippers the best quality Of felt
goods for olc and young ST lowest prices at
POPULAR SHOK HoU~E.
46 Cnnai-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Aurora Club Orchestra's grand concert
At Hsriman's Hail Thursday evening. De-
cember o. Don't miss it.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Office Widdicomb block. Office hours 8 a.
m. 10 II m; TO and to 5 p. IN. Sum
day to p. m. Telephone S0l
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Ut |LUaLN EIUDUL NH0Es
Solid. dursb snd 600 httug AZ cost pf &C.
for 9 short time only at the
POPULAR SHOE WcusE
s. Csnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Every lover Of good music should attend
the Aurors Club OTcLesIas concert Thurs.
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

What Is more appropriate as a Christmas
gift than a fne Picture. Call and see our
line. HARVEY T. HEYssEK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

A full and complete line of fancy cbsirs
and rockers. suitable for Christmas gifts al
VIM. A. Berkey's Manufacturing 60.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
W. II. Ross. NJ. D..

Order your Jackson Hin coal of the Cen
trail Cosi Company. Telephone, S34
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Examine our new line OF Eugravings
Eschings, Psstels etc
HARVEY & HEYsrEk
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Don't forget the Aurora Club Orchestra
grand concsr: Thursday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

All par 1rickiy virids O. - infnencs Of
SslVsf,on oi- Frics l5 cents hett's.
monument wili - rrerisi ~ tae fis-
carerer 81 Ior Bui Cougo SvrHn. FL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05
HoLrpAY SupPrR.

II YOU want wood by tie carload or cord
buy 1t OF the Central Coal Co. Telephone
s34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Ererr lever ~ gcci nHsic sacuid sftAn
fhs AGrcrs Cla6 Orchestral conce-t Thur
rsv evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Every iovs- ~ good music should attend
the Aurora Club Orchestra concert Thurs
day evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Cloth hooks. BEST authors. - esas. b
chanAas
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Cloth books. be-, authors, 10 cents. B1-
chanan's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

To he worths pe9s sn1 "a d ihers 10 Eee1
of Derts. uork t~sll e1trzcts1 fres ..
ena-ss rel. 30 ss ~ saily Nsssa
sIliDlsleF Ntfe4s OXIDE Gss FfKa5s1
a. a. Loes. Anssgess.s iof gls s&.r sss
sxtr1cf.1n ~ teeth. AL kiads @ trst-clsss
Dsntisry 81 ior fsss an1 o. vors war-
tsuted hK A " Day a Co.
81 NoSros-st sDc 81 Ouswa
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Dores Bible Gallery sii2 Buchsn-
az =
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

FoK THIS W ErK ONLY.
rHoicE DAIRY nrrTFR

CHoiCE DAIRY BUTTER
pEsT FAMILY FLOUR.
TRAEULATED SUGAR.
YELLOW { SUGAR.
J j. lhs fTsLW
y llifcts per 10. ~ lhs FOR 1sels
GOLDEN RIO c0TfEE RcAsTtD 4N0
CHoicK ScIRonvA RICE ic'. pei 10 ''' ''' 80
UUscATINE ROLLED OATS.
OH cAN CHOICE TOMATOES. ~ 90
. scans for pscts
oLB CAN WILLOW rEAcBEs.
- 1caus for .t,-ts
oLB CAS- GOLDEN PU9rKlN.
0LB. CAN SUGAR CoRN.
OLE CAN LIMA BEANS.
oLB CAS- GREEN PEAs.
oLB CAN sIRISG BEANS.
0LB cAN EGG AND GAGE PLUMs. -
0LB CAN RID RAsrRERRIrs.
DUB CAN vHoRTLEBTRRIEs N
oLB CAN PINE APPLE
HONE MADE WINcE MEAT.
NEw CURRENT JELLY
y lDt4s Ter ih. : its for 1tcis
\ Ew APPLE BUTTKg.
CHoICE GOLDEN sYRrp'
\ 500 pe; gal. gals for B. b
cwEET cIDER. " :
, lscts per gallon
NEW JAPAN AND TOYING H160N TIA
y Isets. Z,Cfs, ,s0Cik s'tta ? ca ellis pef ~
piEBbANks And WHITE STAR i'O1kfOf>
NKw MAPLE sYRUP.
CRYsTAL BAKING TO~DKB
y i5..s pr Ia. lb< for 25ct
NEw CURRANrs.
NEW BLACKBERRIEs.
y locts per n
Ew rRUNEs.
NEW MIXED NUTS.
New FRUNELLEs
\ itlfs rsf a
TOshIo' FKhCH. PIN AND FEAk - =
i .EANbs. iDcts p
The iarresi and most Cour' ete f.oct oi stG-is
snd Fancy rroferies ir fhe STATE src 81 ~
frD.f and ieselh de- fai' su1 20 co8Vinred
that my prices aD8ot - 1ugiirtitd. Ieiifc~
free lclcqlous 80 lfl
Gei. orcsH VII hsve rr9up sscnfio1.
/. c. HATCH,
80 -.a@rv1w
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Every over of good music should attend
he Aurors Club Orchestra Concert Thurs
osv evening".
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05


Hs = e. sf',s1t sap2sftsf 81 -fes 4--2z
st4c,iea .fsa8so.a. aaa s4esL ~ slA.lok
t14- ,1efs ~ss 80 -s- e29 s-d ioT
Les - ---~ --- .-ss
..-.-..-..- -. -. ...-s. rae. an ts.
E141ass zsoE - - srt.614. ssr~ss glas.s
$50 49, gas Is o. Ifsss -. 40
-; = - 80 ..,-..-
a. "a 80 .ra.s s.oaa 49, .-sss dse
se.rs 7as-1oo4 81. sas<oark hlck.rs.
Losses @~.e .--l.5-s "a tas
a. - tas tart.re.s u ices. Prefs.sor
Bea. "a a. ~.. ha-a . e 80 rrs-s
ner- csr1f 49, 80. tress x-rs la. a.
p~ssimzsa tfsss aLlsz ss.fsras.y dc 81
tas eFe8aa attas asriealfarsi Cot s<s naa
issI sa3 ssras frcll a. Sata. tea "a
irsn Lan.ae
psDs< fem lanes l. Eu1t of the
le~s A4r.cs .tgra. ls Sc ~as rsz1 o1 sac
Fr.ras 4 4s.e,t-44-. ~ 1ssivs p.aas af Ia
Ssrn saa N.a1.ss1 Tasss Guns sre
gs.llnk . favor 90 ne LL iczzs tru.t 1esl-
e1s AL ale aao ~ iaks ths pace ~ Gos
Earopeac xsrislss
Pfotrsssl Bss. sxpsus1 TIA tbs cause o.
zee DreaasLuls dfgDy.ng 9ftds caves u .ou :
ssr.silss u g.aul xss lue 10 fungus
callsi s-Dt rria. Ia rrm&3v. hs ssii Hes
% seecisz ths trss. ice from ffuit snd ne
Irxss lea. ~ by cultivation.
tsenin< >s.sios-
At SIX o'cock the Executive COMMITTEES
NJ, h,,t ,,,b.-.. ~ ,,,...r..-.s -. iran
sS'e1-
The society INST as 80 snd listened 10
letter 5v Prof b.. On IA. horticultural
a,
'oss d 0A A'zaH
iefrAog 10 tas xDvfim snt4l s-s-ion w1ic1 is
80 o<'ftsd ~ zoe STATE
ieo sNpegimrlts tals isr have been "a
TIE Jack rlne flalus ~ Michigan ~ iesi-
les different klods o. <sassss sui clovers.
grapes snd tress 90 oi which ~efe
antea. lncilf.ns - or 4V "a isles some n
iaoss nave oe-u euiusated. some nave o-ru
irit ~ gr0H . themselves As yel very
A.tie hSs been learned in regard 10 VIA!
Kinds oil timber or crops The plains are
cesi aiapiei To-
E1pefimsnis oave bsen made not oniy al
tue college. nnts Baldwin. Walton. oscodA
and Harrsvlie. About 70 OF tne ieali ng
plants Of Tie pine plains were namei aud
explained. Tue plants named are charac'
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Ewriete liae of Derorsiive Gocis snf
kTsls Aszsriz.a - Hsa7 q HsrEsks
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Latest novels4 cents Buchansu's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Tts s3'-s ~ 80 Psrs Corerezs- --aI
Crr--n grss sac re -srr- ..--
ers fhHretsr srs-frr er rs~e- -
of fancy v1Ts wii ce s@ere5 sr5 trs rs-
ewing FAY su1 svsnfrs Eef~szz RI ~ -
serves 1lr1s t1e eTsnlrE re r1
=. e-a.i7 sr- cer5ssr f7rssi se s'tes1
Dos 5ren a. ta1rk Asni isssoz I0e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

D1 not fo-rss - A1-7rs CAB 0-rhestrs'
Ersrt concsrt IhGrsts7 svsr.a a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

no 1at dsisT ordering Prfrrs F-sur-
~ e~vs venr orders e. oEcs q Hsrvsy 4
4 sFsseks
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Arrors CAB 0rcheefrss grand concert
= Hsr.msn's Bsi Tnurs5sr evening De
rsm Der Don miss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Dansss "Parss,ory sna Paradise sliz
Rlrhsnsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Order your Picture Frames made si
Harvey & Heysteks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

~ uct forvs- fhs A1-rrs COB orchsstra's
grso5 concsrt Tbursdsr evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Nsr designs in Brouzs Carved Orks and
Gold Aou eiuEs for ne holidays. just re-
cs,ved A. Harvey & HsVsteks
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

4utons "Psrsaics Los-' sil2 Bucbaa-
ans
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

D. not forsrf as -r4rs Clu1 ofchsstras
kra1t c.aesgl --4.ssss stso *
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-05

Aurora Club Orcbestrss grs71 concsr' At
Ha-tmsns IA. Thursday evening Deem
Ter 8 Don miss
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-10-06
Let NO Guilty Man Escape.

We are glad to note the fact that
Judge Lewis, in opening the present
term of the District Court, charged the
Grand Jury specifically upon mob law
and the late atrocities committed in
certain sections of our parish. In voic-
ing the general sentiment of the people
upon these recent outrages, we in our
turn say to the officers Of the Court that
they are now looked to to see that no
guilty man escapes. The shooting of
the two hand d-cutfed prisoners in the
custody of an officer, the killing Of u
man at Arnaudyille and two others in
Vile Plate prairie in the night, the
shooting into the house Of the man Au-
guste, have caused feeling of uneasi
ness aud unsafety among both the white
and colored people throughout the par
ish. Only few disorderly people are
connected with these outrages, and the
mass of the people of st. Landry want
to see quiet md good order restored in
their borders. They look to the Courts
of the county and to the officers of the
law to bring these offenders to justice
and to assure protection to all classes
of our citizens. If the strong hand of
the law is not promptly interposed to
punish these crimes, it may be reason
ably expected that similar ones will be
committed in the future. Let no guilt Y
man escape
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-10-06
The Only Survivor Of the Alamo
Disaster. u.
nac;.f tn The Times-Democrat.

Special to The Times Democrat
WASHINGTON, Oct. l.-For several
days there has been at the National
Hotel man with a history. William
James Cannon is his name. When the
Texan Republic was making her strug-
gle for freedom occurred the heroic de-
tense which ended in the massacre of
the Alamo. "Thermopyle had her
messenger of defeat-the Alamo had
none,n is the inscription on the battle
monument which marks the place whei
the gallant Custis, Bowie and Crockett
fell But there was survivor. A boy
by some miracle Escaped the universal
slaughter. 1t was William James Can
non-s'the Chile of the Alamo" He is
now an Cid man with long white hair,
which falls around face remarkably
like that of the late Secretary Seward,
though scanned and roughened by a
frontier fife.
He has led most eventfnl life,
which would furnish The foundations
for dozen lurid dime novels. He
speaks huentiy Spanish and dozen
Indian tongues. He followed Crook
into the Mescalero retreat in tue Sierra
Madres. He wears broad sombrero
of Spanish felt, present from Gen
Bragg, United States minister tc
Mexico. A claim for some 10000 acres
Of valuable Texas lands brings him tt
Washington.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-10-06
The Concert.

The Opelousas Social Club gave one
of their INST delightful entertainments
at their Hall, on last Wednesday night,
lhd a large and appreciative audience
were in attendance TO enjoy the many
pleasant events Of .he evening.
We have not the time nor space to
notice in detail the splendid execution
of most interesting programme of vo
cal and instrumental music, recitations,
and the very laughable farce" The
Mouse Trap" The following talented
amateurs contributed their musical and
histronc abilities to the occasion, and
added new laurels to their past fiatter
ing achievements, viz: Mrs. M. X. Las
trapes, Miss j. Bloch, Miss Helen Las
trnpcs, Miss Fannie Jacobs, Miss Rosa
Lastrapes, Miss Alice Labyche, Miss
Corinne Isaac, Mr.. Willie Lastrapes,
little Louise Veazie, Miss Pauline Isaac,
Mr. Raymond, Mr.. Henry L, Garland,
Jr. aud Miss Birdie Harmanson. The
cast of characters in the farce so admir-
ably rendered was-Miss G. Hebrard,
Miss Pauline Isaac, Miss Lily SwayZe,
Miss B. Harmanson, Miss Corinne
isaac, MISS fannle Jac6DS ana MT. JOG
L. Cain.
After partaking of a fine supper the
hall was cleared of seats and many
more hours were delightfully."- spent in
treading the mazy windings of the
dance. The Social Club never fail in
their efforts to interest an audience,
and the announcement that they will
give IN entertainment always draws q
crowd to their spacious hall
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1888-10-06
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robertson, who
have been rusticating in the mountains
of Virginia for some weeks past, re-
turned home on Saturday evening last
Geo. O. Elms departed on Sunday
morning for camp in the western part
of the parish, where he has some weeks
work surveying. He was accompanied
by E. Z. Goodwin, Willie Cummings,
and his son Charlie.
Mr. Black of Opelousas} of the firm of
Black aud Morris, Opelousas, La, has
been busy among us this week, in the
fire insurance business. - Marksvllie
Review.
That active and Jealous Farmers
Union worker, T. A. Clayton, Esq, of
Cataro, paid US an appreciated visit
last Monday.
Miss Cora Stagg, of Whiteville DR..
j. A. Haas and Mr.. Jos. Lazaro of Vile
Plate and Pr. Dagld Haas, of Haasville,
afforded the entertainment and ball
given by the Opelousas Social Club at
their hall last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Barry, of Grand
Coteau, two of Hymen's recent captives,
also graced the occasion with their
presence.
That genial gentleman, Geo. V.
Dodez, Esq. of Elba, was in atten-
dance on Court this week.
The beauty and chivalry of Washing
ton were we'll represented at the Social
Club entertainment last Wednesday
night. Among the fair representatives
of our sister town, we noticed Miss
Marie Louise Dupr6, Miss Helen Will
kins, Mrs. DIR. Winn and daughter, Miss
Maud, Miss Lou Dupr6 and Miss Rosa
Stagg Among the gentlemen were
Messrs. Raymond, Bailey, Gus. Carrl-
ere, George Derbes, AdoIphe Lebour-
geois and L. j. Derbes.
Miss Hattie Haas, of Bayou Chicot,
was prominent in the galaxy of beauty
which made up a scene of surprising
loveliness at the Social Club Hall last
Wednesday night.
Judge T. C. Willis of Washington,
was in town last Thursday.
Mr.. L. Goudchanx, of Big Cane, drop
ped in to see US last Tuesday.
Mr.. T. J. Lacy, of the Mount Hope
Nursery, was in town on Monday, and
gave us pleasant call.
Our young friend, H. L. Garland, Jr.,
made his maiden address to a jury in
our District Court on last Thursday
evening. He is close and logical rea-
soner, has fine delivery, and bids fail
to gain many bright laurels in his
chosen profession.
President ClevelsId is reported to
have stated this week that he. had
about made up his mind to appoint Col
! Geo. Moorman as q. S. Marshal for the
Eastern District of Louisiana, vice Mr.
Peasants, deceased. Good
! State Senator Duson had the mistor-
tune of getting one of his arms broken
and his shoulder dislocated, by the cap,
sizing of his gig, while riding out into
the Bellevue neighborhond on last Sun
day. We are pleased to learn that he
| is rapidly improving.