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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-09

We are requested to state that Rev.
John N. Gallsher, Bishop of this Epis-
eopal Diocese, will hold services TO-
morrow in St. Johns Church at II
o'clock a. IN. after which the rite OF
confirmation will be administered to Z
Number of applicants.
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r. X. Mcbride, the creckery and
hardware man. has Just received a
fresh stock Of goods which he is selling
cheap for spot cash.
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Luckily for rice planters the water
in the bayou has risen a little and bids
fair to continue at its present stage for
some time to come.
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Mr.. .FrantH Zernott has rented tho
house formerly occupied by Rev. DR..
Atkinson, and has had some necessary
repair. made to the promises.
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ine stock of furniture, at moder-
ate prices, at l.. A. Lagarde's. Give
him . call and your trouble will be re-
paid.
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PERSONALS.

The ever genial E. n. Braud, travel
ling for T~hompson, the grocer, wal in
town this week.
Our esteemed fellow parishioner, G..
Abribat, Jr., Of L~ockport, spent a few
days in town this week. He was the
guest of Nj. G. J. Barker, the new
chief deputy clerk of court.
Mrs. S. +. Grisamore, the estimable
wife of our old friend, the Major, has
departed this week for Brooklyn, n.
Y, where she intends to remain until
the fall with her sister, who resides
there.
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Jules Delchaux, proprietor of tho
''New Lumber Yard" keeps constantly
choice cypress, shingles, wood &c. O.
l.. Caro-, his agent, 10 always o. hand
to accommodate customers.
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Our friend. Ms F.+H.:E Gruneberg,
manager Of. the. ThibodauA Drug Store,
is an expert chemist and pharmacist,
having diplomas in both branches,
and having moreover had. an expert
ence of several years. in-ths laboratory
of the wholesale drug house of. /. l..
Lyons 4 Co.. New Orleans: Mr..
G~rumeberg. is rd,tsing his great. skill
and knowledge ~ pharmacy. to.usesin
building up in this town q Wholesale
drug business. He has a cqnsi1 syrup
and "A liniment which are now in great
demand and which will no doubt su-
percede the various other preparations
now in general use. His condition
powders for cattle are finding "a ready
sale with many farmers who have
tried them. and they are highly recon-
mended by experts. He has 4 spfen-
did remedy for bots .and. colo i'm
horses, and those who ha~sGsed,it on
horses and mules are enthusiastic in
it's praises. Read his ad. in another
column aud give him a call.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-09

Tho weather this week was propi-
t;ous to the crops.
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The committee IN cl,arge,sf the re-
i1iN on the Guisn Academy have
concluded TO have all tile. inner.walld
repaired. A, the plaster had become
detaehed'in manly places, and fall
of holes, tie services Of a plasterer
will improve the looks Of the walls
very ~matsskaks.-' Blinds have been
placed at ar the windows Of the lower
floor, and after TREY shall hove been
painted the building will present a
very neat appearance. . -:
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Mr.. Abribat, of LockPort, informs us
that the fair given last Saturday and
Sunday for the benefit of the Look
port school will net something between
500 and $40. W. congratulate tho
Public School Association and. the. citi7
zens of lower Lafourche s'on' this
handsome result.
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Fine liquors. wines and cigars at tho
Railroad Exchange.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Padoaux & Harsis keep the best
shoes in town.
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Go to p. l.. Brands for choice gro
ssriss, fine liquors and cigars.
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WONDERS exist in thou.

SEA WONDEkS exist IN thou.
DLGl sands of forms, but are surpass-
ed by the marvels Of. invention. Those who
are in need of profitable work that can bo
dune while living at home should 1T ouce
send their address to Hailet e. Co.. Portland,
Maine, and receive free, full information how
either sex. Of all ages, can earn from S to Us
per day and upwards wherever they live.
You are started free. Capital not required.
Some have 'C ade over so in q single day -
this work. AL succeed.
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Last Saturday evening" very plea.s:
ing entertainment. Was given by Mr..
Geo. G. Bryant, the capable and OH
Client principal ..of the Corporation
School, aided by Mrs.. n: e. Leblanc,
tho assistant Of said school, tho object
being to; raise funds for tho necessary
repaifsOn the building. Thsprssrah-
me consisted Of dialogues, fssitatiqns
and calistheuics by tho 'uhilaron attain
ding the school, az vsfl as. vocal and
instrumental music. -
The attendance was large and this
utmost quiet and dee;aruqj wore OBJ
served. The net proceeds amounted
to 6fty dollars, which have. been turn
ed over 10 the school board to be nj
ployed for 10 benefit of tho school
house. This result is, highly crafty
ing and sBoV1t1Eatasf' tple5hd :fe}lsx::
citizens arc aii-vs 70 tbA ~necsssitys Of
eontrihai . e tho great
causesof educatiunss~ 81 - s~-.:
W. usdelstaaa. that the success. Of
this entertainment has encouraged its
promoters to give another At tho close
of t~lie:s6ssion. This is ~ it shou1d be,
and We hope. that it will prove equally
s~uctessful with tho sutertaiamentj just
held. ...t....,..:
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=. Last Thursday Messrs. Harry. l..
Wilson, w. r. Darden and +: Ze1nott
constituted themselves a committee of
three and went and iMteryiewett' the
sil7ery pe.rcles,e Of Grand Bayou is to
tSs' state Of tiieir health and their pala-
tableness. ills reported that these
expert anglers and. lovers of the 'art
piscatolial' took in+some 500 7perches
apiece, without straining -and- plenty
of time to spare. They returned in
high slee and much elated with their
achievement. This is no fish story.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED LIVE AGENTS Write
w Geo. A. Sanborn, Secretary Buffalo Mu-
tual. Life. Accident aud Sick Benefit Asss-
citation. Buffalo, N. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

TIE ss4.ss VIII sojs.r. SsKk 0ssz
g4sa 4asE Eisesisz

NAsalssgos GA 8.-Aa lEiofazsl con-
fsrsa1s sf EsDaoiieas Ssnal0rs s4s hsid
tn.s laoTEing - AK 0ssr lss zsl~rai sii14-
Eon. snd more especially 70 arsanzs TIE
cs1rse u dsoals % TIA l4rid 0lll. IHs re-
s1lLs sszs 1sssrs esln< ~ tns 1o1ot
sgsfy Easrs sassra!asd sEsthsf ea9ram
81 fhs &asfa GA - I'D IA Warrington
snsall - All dsoas De DFotEzclso 90
Fond aszs seek 1szsA sr m9rs 5Sas-
lsfs .sfs Bsnsd sho cesired ~ MAKE
s1ssches sad . lisI 81 ksp1slscaEs = "a
started s1lcl - Ia Includes tie
Bsnss u II scoes. Cuilom. Patt
sg0onsr. Aidrll I'D Teller. TIE desire
u nala Der u senators - geg away. hoo-
sFsf. 3 very strong. s1d sifn tas ssslsul u
pairs prevailing IA ths se1afs snC al~ays
nsiaiy sdasfsd -. every ssssnts< redeces
lAs voting fJfce By tso- IN consider
Ing tasss a4lGsrs It became spp4Tsnt tnat
lhsrs s0ald ss great dltf1culty IN keeping
. vouns qaoFua 10 act upol amsndmsnLs .
and Hua.ly upon tie Dill. No action ssx
l4ksa ia COO nfsfence, and no definite policy
Nss sXeicLea bat there IL reason 20 eeilsvs
that II lhs Ssaals snds igssif Tor sny length
u tine wita0us q quorum. either al
sdj0urnmsnt sine DE or . recess tor seyersl
weeks sill be taken. lt therefors now
seems probabls tnat this session will prsc-
ticaily eoEs % al cad next week or sarly =
the -sez after and that tas tarin oiii viii
be lstt for nnal action after election cSy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
DICEIASOA'S REPLY
Ehs Oasy W.s ns ca ExDlala sAs FsFes
- a.. sl4i1~'s spsssA- Daekissaa
MI sD.4h - alaalxaA .4a
AAa1eF ~ Blal4s-

BosF0s Cct. "A representative q ths
Boston hsa.,l called apcn Postmaster osn-
era Dicklasoa lsd4y IA Warrington. sad
a. ~ blm. h4ss ysa Sec ~. s.Alnss
Fsply % Ysgf ssassEa sDssea Ga hs~
Enki4adf
Il saat % ask IA a. seriousness. sal1
Ar Dickinson. ~wn=fher ~. blzihs .
.au ia stagsmsats aus " ssE aass Sssn
sKrraoE6ll4EY ca sFsEy sablsct. tbsrs .
more ta.n ioach Of Don QaiEoEs De a
ssaohs a sons Of as rhetorical caPefs.
Via dozsns Of sKcsllsEt speeches On tns
is.us Of tss can np4ga. lrss at y esiliag for
rspliss fr0m representative st4sssmsns
tais ancr0-nsd zlsg Of dsoatsrs incoasf-
sntly 5siA5oFs speech shlca hs says
/ hass delivered through ne West
Ths speech only sxists "a h.s iaagiaA-
uoa. Tas kaignt of ths scr g0sfol agure
rltliax a. -inamil saa not more
.rotsaqas aad piufaL IAsrs Is sonsthlng
else. as sad Ia Aich gan ksierrins 70
-osd pulp. as sald- ~Igsa CaoineL AFFAIR.
Dicklason al oscrsLSry BAyards son 0wn
ths paLsnts and usnE there LES the Tree
trsds loks OF season. Wood pulp sAs oa
ths free .st sut has nos been placsd On
tas protected schsdaie Il Is Al industry
which saouid be protested it seems. even
II IL does pgt Cisysiand's Caoiast In rather
an snAmAioas p0siuoa. Nov. 10 not
even Know NJ. Bay.rds 500. ana Of course
Aavs no interests with mia IL Mr.. Blaine
we're well ne onlY reply 1 would uaAke 10
this ehafss ~0gid be thAs Of Horace Greeley
70 the country ethtor Laeanicaliy
impugninx tie laitsrs ysrscity in good
asxlo saxon. The Planned Knight should
pas on ths hslmst snd have a Saneho
PsnEs 70 20 oat with him. When 1 DO
make speech. a. ( shsil. viii have some
tang iarEhsr - sAy about Af. B lsine. Z hs
xsts ~sli suOugh'
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
SITUATION SERIOUS
Tas CHICAGO sTReeT-oAa STRIKE
ssFsrsf Hs.as cr.eksa 4. CsilisisG
Bst~.sz stFtksF> 4as PSiiesaas2-ss
c.rs Ra4 AMER D&rk- ssFtsas
Troebl. Probssls Tsd4y.

CsEcAso. Oct. e.-Tns fourth day Of the
street ar sIriks ciossi today -ith record
Of seFersl minor 5rsuls aud one serious
collision between the police and the eF0~d,
u sbiea ssFeEsl heads were broken The
feeling t0aizEL = neI a good tempered a. II
has been hsrstOfors. and unless there are
some qaistlng Influences set 10 WORK. Il Is
probable Eh4t the umalIu0us scenes of four
years ago may be repeated before ths strike
has continued much loRgsr. The ak cars
which were started Oat over the Aadison-st.
line. a. noon. manned by imported conduc-
tors and drivers and projected by the police,
ran tas gsuatlet OF . storm Of sIecratlons
and cries OF "scxbs' and "rals" but made
the trlp without sncounterlng actual yio-
lsncc. Just ss they h4d reached the West
ern-sFe- barns. Ga the return trip, however,
Superintendent Sssle, who was watching at
the barn 10 receive the cars. was attacked oy
Jack Gleason. = North western sulLchmsn.
There WAS = general rush made by the
crowds, and had il not been for the oppor-
tuas arrival Of the police. who arrested
Gleason alter desperate resistance, Nsgie
would have Jared badly. As Il Was, he Was
roughly handled. Ia the meantime there
was great irritation on the North side.
where the Gro wds had been sngsred by the
clubbing OF women and men BY the police
a. the corner of Garfield ave. and Orchard
81. Near the car barns the tracks were Gov
cred with ali manner Of distractions, and
four cars which were running under police
protection we're stopped every few feet until
the track could oe cleared. The crowd
kept up a constant roar OF epithets and
vituperations. and the imported men were
evidently greatly relieved when the police
finally cleared q way to the barn and the
cars were locked up for the night. Duriog
the confusion q man. said 20 ha We been At
torney Furthman the counsel for the road,
had q narr ow escape from being mobbed.
He saw q little boy. about 10 wears old.
bending over the road and jumping 10 the
| conclusion that he YVES about TO pick up a
stone the man sprung fro IN the buggy and
after lashing the child with his whip
| dragged him into the buggy and drove off
at a furious pace, pursued for some distance
| By the crowd. At other times during
| the day four men and two boys
were arrested charged With inciting riots.
| Tonight large placsrd distributed by
strikers is being displayed in store windows
and on out door fruit stands, reading: PRO
| tect Chicago labor a,ainst Pennsylvsnia
paupers no Carnegie tactics for Us" No at
and the excitement has measuresbly dimin-
isbed- Ii is scarcely to be DOUBTED, how
| ever. that the first attempt 10 run cars to-
morrow will be q signal for renewed DEM
onstrations and probable serious trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
THE MORMON CHURCH DISSOLVED.
The Final Judgment and Decree Of th'
Utah Supreme Court

The Final Judgment and Decree Of the
Utah Supreme Court
SALT LAKE, Oct. The Supreme Court
of Utah has entered final judgment and
decree in the case of the United States
against the Mormon church, which was
pending to dissolve the church corpora
ton and have its property declared es-
cheated to the Government. The suit was
brought about in the Supreme Court of
this territory under the act of Congress
OF February 10. 1877. In that suit q re-
ceiver appointed for the church cor
porstion succeeded collecting over q
million dollar. worth of property. real and
personal. The decree entered today is y
complete triumph for the Government. 1t
declares the corporation OF the church dis
solved, asserting that a voluntary religious
sect now in existence has 10 right TO cor
porate property except its temple block and
buildings which are set aside to il; denies
the Intervention of q large number of in
dividusls claiming the property; orders the
real estate of the corporation to be held by
receiver until information for the for
feiture of the same, brought By the Govern
ment, can be brought TO conclusion. and
all of the personal property OF the late cor
poration shall have become sschested to
the Government.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
A BOILER EXPLOSION
GUST WARNER INSTANTLY KILLED
1hs Essars- 6ss norss Ps~sr Boiler Ia
AasIps Lestslt a Cs's asesias shoPs
E1ploass With E.tsi Results
Hsliaisx Badly NFscksd.


The boiler 10 The laAehins shop Of Ado ph
Lsilsli a 20. surss Al 6.l5 Yesterday mora
ins. instantly ki.hHE Gust Warner and
badly wFss a ~ tie building.
The beisr-twenty- -dvs horse Powsr-wss
located in 3 wing o0I12o foei ia dimensions
on The north side Of TIE machine shop.
occupying about hsii of the lover slery
The explosion VAS very violsHt throw lng
the cap OF lks boiler ont through the rOoL
The Boiler itseli vas blown about twenty
feet from Us foundation into the basement
and among tie machinery Of tie main
shop.
The building was shaken nearly from its
foundations, while about 0Bs-hslf Of tks
wing is total wreck The roof was torn
completely Of, sRd machinery. shafts. tim
Der and bricks were piled ia tangled mass
on the hoor.
The Fire Department arrived soon after
the explosion. bat there was 40 Ere. IL
Was soon discovered that Gust Warner. who
had been sent 10 gsg up steam. MAS missing
Search was ace, Sno bis dead BODY was
found lying about ten feet from where the
boiler had stood covered with debris. TIE
body presented q horrible appearance be-
ing cut ano bruised In irishuui manner.
Gust Warner wss Is years old and lived
with his mother on south Latayelte-st. lie
bss worked for Leitslt & Co. for nearly =
year, aud is described as faithful, careful
young man. bis business st the machine
shop was 10 get ap steam Ia the boiler
ready TO start the machinery NJ O'Clock.
This morning he started for his work
earlier than usual. II is supposed that
with little water ia the boiler he got up a
heavy head OF steam, and thinking 10 re-
lieve the pressure, which be considered
| dangerous, started the machinery. Among
| men with a knowledge OF boilers and their
construction, this action would be thought
extremely dangerous.
Although the accident wss very sad in It's
| results il il awful TO think what would
have been the result If the explosion had
| taken place an hour later The room sd-
| joining the boiler room would have been
| full Of workmen, and the loss Of life must
| have been terrible.
| The loss to Leitelt & Co. will be shout
| $1,000, with no insurance. They expect "a
| resume work this morning, running by
water power until they can put in another
| boiler.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

81 .sstt rsr frssstss-ssssNs
HonfAyD. Oct. 9.-rhe Union Labor car
sus wss held octoher 8 for the purpose Of
sppoinfiag delegates a. attend The county
convention. 20 b. held October ft st ths
Citv Hall 81 shis eiiy There ~ss srze
si1sndance. s1d the SLOWING rsrsons wsre
eecfet cecrge Hs' SRI 4. r Tressy
Tchn A. Eos~. psr6 81 Boyd. Jamss p.
4 ier f7sorze Eiipr.fnk Rnsairh Hnhhai e
rian an8 Cr j. n Nstmors. TIE town
shfn OF Hsi'snd also slecfsd he fol loving
deIeEstes ia re rruotv carvengon CHRIS
n e. Nieaasi Sex 81 Esn Der Hs,S
ns~iss 1aFfscn sni fro ctaers. wsos~ nsneS
rnur -srresrrr1eut rrt8 rrt aarn On
THURSDAY Hon =. a Frxg - sdirsss the
wrrkin9uer snd = forrhhzhf procession
wil farn 81 tae Ic-errTatirs SguriT CEN
psny sleFs sd rsrch CO he haiL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

s~nst or Esnuad's MACS fiss for the
Mlds~ sf ahIsf Jnslies MAIts

s~nat or Esnusd'. nAkss Pies for the
wids~ OF ChIsf Justice wAits
WAsalSsroS. Oct. Ala the senate this
morning the Con lcrsnee report on tAs De-
ncisncy bil vas prsss ntsd and read IN full.
M. Edmands inq uiTed Of Mr.. hale Why
the senate conferences bad ssrsed 10 the
striking oct Of the provision granting the
oAlancs Of tss years salary Of Chief Justice
Wslle 20 bis widow-
Dr. Hsls s.afsd "a a. the subject had been
fully scusssd over and over again ana
tast the House confsress had taken the
ground thst they could nOt asssat 10 Il.
Mr. Edzands expressed his resret tks.
the House cosld not see how proper the
itsm VA. and that the suitable place for il
wa in sn appropriation oil. IL rss not .
claim OF the widow. but proceeded from 4
public sense OF It's proprtety and justice.
The iact That tsere vas 10 precelsnt Tor it
ia "a. case OF Chief Justice was accounted
for OF the fact that there vas no similar
case withIu nis memory. Chief Justice
Waite bad eft widow in such circum-
stances as made II delicate and right for
Congress 10 make some suitable recog-
nitiOn-nOt as pension, out as A sub
stsatial graf uity. Tiers vas only
one precedent that be knew Of IN
the case Of United States Judge.
that vas Of Judge Who died IN Florida. a.
his post. ia bis dsid Of duty. OF yellow fever.
Congress had given 70 the widow OF that
Judge bis wh0is years salary. In this IN
stance. The Chief Justice bad died az bis
post Ia Washington. and tae House OF
Representatives could not frd It in lis
heart 20 make provision for bis widow. RE
would ~ the experiment, today or tomor-
ro~. OF Introducing a special Dill, and he
hoped that both houses would pass it.
NJ. Haze remarked that al the Efforts Oi
the senate cooierses in the matter had been
met nth q broad and unrslenting nay on
tss part Of the House eonfsrees-
The con ufersncs report wa axreed 70.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
REPUBLICANS AT KENT CITY.
An EAshssi-stie Msstisg-rhsy All wa.t
BsikB.p for csnkress.


KESr CRY. Oct. 9-Ths Republicans Of
this vicinity held one Of the largest polin-
CA meetings ever ned ia this part Of Kent
county here yesterday. A pole l0l feet high
was raised by stalrsrt Republicans. AT its
top vas a log cabin and Harrison and Nor
ton and Bsiknap streAmsrs noatsd from IT,
The sparta Cornet Band and Cssnoyia Brass
Band furnished music for the occasion.
Hundreds Of people gathered 10 bear the sd-
dresses delivered by VIM. Alden Smith, Of
Grsnd Rapids Hon. Frank Plumly, OF
Vermont. W. ]. Stuart and others. Tho
hall Was hlled TO oyertlowing and the en-
thusiasn with which the eloquent speeches
were received amply testified 10 the interest
taken By the people in the issues Of tbs
day. Cheer after cheer greeted the mention
oil ali candidates names and when Captain
tain KNAPP Was named the audience
fairly liftsd the roof on the building. He
is q great fayorite among all the people who
know him and will surely receive . large
vote when the people have an opportunity
20 express themselves at the polls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
TALKING FOR PURE HONEY.

A Bss-Ksepsr Calls at ths Agricultural
Department with Unique Credentials
WAsHfNsrOS, Oct. s.-James p. Miller.
Of Chicago. a representative of the Bee
Keepers Union. visited the Agricultural
Department yesterday to secure the CO.
operation Of the Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture in procuring legislation to protect the
public and the bes-keepers from spurious
honey As credentials Mr.. Miller brought
an interesting swarm Of Italian bees
with him IN cass, and
placed them on exhibition in
the museum ZOO. Mr.. Miller said that
what the bee-keepers wanted was = law
similar 10 the olsomargarine law. requirin =
manufacturers Of artificial honey to STAN p
their wares, 50 thar the public would not be
deceived in purchasing them. The artificial
honey, he said, was composed OF three
sodrths of glucose and ons-fourth OF real
Soney This was not injurious, but he did
not thinf il ought to be sold as real honey.
Ths bee keepers did not fear the COMPETE
ton Of the artificial product. What they
did fear was that the artificial honey would
make people suspicious of all honey.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
FEAR MoRg MURoeRs
rhs a..sars. Taken 20 Detect the white
esapsl Nard-rwrs.

esapsl Wara-r~rs.
LONDON. Oct. 9.-Tbs s1thoritiss entertain
. rsll-xroanded tear that some ef ths in
iudicious efforts nov being made 70 discover
and csptars ths dsndisa assassin Of Naits-
chapel vii lsad 70 more murders "a an he
hss conmitted- Ths district is swSrming
with amateur detectives rh0 want 20 gain a
reputation By catching the murderer. As
they are armed to ths teeth thers - q pos
ssihty 0f herr shooting any man Who
may arouse tasir suspicious. Then tbs
nns,iicsi sudents in iargs numbers are
psfroiing ths streets nightly in the rsro Of
-nraen Conces 81 In the foids OF
tneir dresses each one q Them csrriss
pistol and dagger The stu.
dents are psriicu srlY incensed against
tae assassin. a. thsy entertain fear. since
the doctors testified a. fhs inqusst on Annie
Chapman THAI In their opInion. 10 must
have sous know edge 0f anatomy. that ne
= siiied % tham professionally Ia additioa
e. tbese ths ospiesS women of the streets
themselves as armed vita Knives and
vtrioi Although ths Government hss de-
siin-5 70 ofer rswzrd for the Apprehension
q the wretch. ouoic-spirifed residents have
oferesi a sufficient sum e. con peusass any
pay who ~ruIi capture him for his
trouels. The tf0o contributs6 By samuel
Nontsrue. n r.. for this purpose hss ossn
snrniern -utef ~ $50 subscribed ~ the
roIi,e nf one az fhs divisions The Hebrew
rssiisnts af tie ~. gh borhood have ofa4s9
SUBSTANTIAL reward Cor the su-nor Of the
.srocitiss ard have organized themselves
into vigilance COMMITTEES.