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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

Speaking % the variety 81 work done
here by the Chinese. they aro employed
IN many % the factories They are TIA
T,ortcT5 s2d cleaners Of the city " a large
extent. and they compete with the ssxyiny
girls and tho ch4mbermaids la the
Paiaeo hotel. whore | am stopping. the
Chinese seem 20 do the greater part Of
the work, and ] see quiet. almond eyed.
yellow skinned men Ia blue gowns clean
Ing here. serubo.ng there aad brushing ia
a third place al over this big h0use They
do WORK that An Irish serv4Et girl would
refuse 70 90, AID ! sag halg dozen OF
them today creeping along tie harrow
Lodges outside the great galleries % The
rotu2ca washing paint E3L&ssep would
have surely k.I!ed them. sn4 ycu could 20
more get = negro or eB Irish ssrvRn. girl
70 take g2ch q risk than yog oogl9 1y.
visited several % tie joss hoGHss here
aud watched tho Cfiuese a. worship.
They do not seen q be severely re-
Ag13us rAoc a. far - those IL America
arg concerned ard the richer aEao-g them
have al idol Or % q their own whom
t1ey pray q Ia tier oxn bossss Tl.s-re
are. however. half dozeo big joss bDEss-s
here. s-d each Il these h2s is IDOLS by
the dozen Oae idol especially worshipsd
IS Ire god - re6iei.s. who a r.r.rs-
rented rs Lo.9.ng = gsl4ea pal Gnd ulao
y s1p5ossd 20 y ale 70 czzs 6.s~saex
It'd Snother also much wurzhsr4e "a lie
god q wealth The god c. xssltk l.
NAMED T1oi Pea Sling EaEa. as.a "a al
q tie Chinese u th1s co1rtyy ka<s e...s
Le.e 20 Ezake thctr foTt1-ez. Re pexe,
lacks vs.s-1eS. The wo-uhlre-s 80.
kifa oEeri1gs Q: fcod. tea al s1-e- Il
tss -inoense G-w2ys burns b>fors k.-a.
! 1s I.iiissss TyoTsAiP hero without ere
taony. They chat together - tl.ey pray.
and o.ica ca lot take tl.el- c4.g2r4 o. papss
cat OF thesF moths whiIs soaag through
ths.r forras 81 vc-1atp.-s21 Frxneisoo
Letter.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.

CHICAGO, Oct 1.-THE dissatisfied North
side conductors and drivers held general
meeting this morning. The principal
business before it for discussion was the
fact that over two hundred old employees
were yesterday refused the privilege of re
turning to their former positions and
taking out their cars. The voice of the
men as they left the hall this morning was
in favor of striking again. Before the
meeting the report spread among the men
to the effect that the company had brought
200 new men to the city yesterday. This
created great excitement and for time it
was thought that another strike would be
ordered at the meeting The men decided
however, to remain at work. The super
intendent of the company said no men had
been employed since the agreement was
signed.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
A King and His WIN.

De Iaunay. italian ambassador e. Bsr-
liz. served for . time Us the private score
tary TO Charles Albert. king Of Sardinia.
and after his resignation vas his com
pa1ion T. lis retirement at Oporto. 4
few days before the death Of Charles
Alber. LIS trusted friend approached him
and said, Perhaps il would be well FOR
your majesty TO give your last wishes IL
writing, and make your wiz" a Iaelsn-
choly smile passed over the raonzrch's
face IS he answered, My will-you are
right I lad 10: thought Of ito
morrow" On ths following day De
Launay appeared In The snte-oAAIaber
with the proper persons, expecting that
tie king would dictate lis vii % hiza-
Be knO-ked at the door q TIE bod
chauber. Is it you. Ey frisn6Y' Ia
CURED Charles Aibert- All had qEits
fergotteal Wy will Cose the dor 30
that 10 ore sAal hear Us. Come 70 s1y
bedside" The king then wAispered INTO
De Leun3y's ear: Il DO not own ss.gle
c@at@siuao. What sort Of q vii sLA.I I
make | hare Lived IN pove-sT. and In
poverty shall die Thus /; betoo*es .hs
kings of tie house Of Savoy ."-Eorss
Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

nails ana see how much OF the p6mp cir
cumstance and sensat ion Of war you find
illustrated about a wagon train. Bat
society would tumble to pieces today
without cooks, kitchens and beef cutting
men with white frocks and clcavers. and
all the epauletted figures on horseback
about an army dwindle down. man and
beast, TO very poor critters in very few
hours If they've no crackers to nibble On
or hay to chew ! tell you, war means
feeding as well as fighting. and there's
great deal Of uRrecorded glory due the
quartermasters and scrgeaats who had 70
look after the bread and beef which gives
men strength 10 stand on their legs and
pull triggers. Prentice Mzlford in New
York Star.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
WANTSTO GO TONFw Work

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Dr. Wall, presi-
dent of the beard of health at Tampa. Fla.
telegraphs to the marine hospital bureau
that number Of merchants desire 30 visit
New York, and asks what arrangements
can be made FOR accIimated persons 10 go
north. Sergeant Porter at Jacksonville
has asked II lie has legal authority 10 pre-
vent refugees from returning to Jackson
Vile and II ne shall station mounted
guard i've or SIX miles outside the city on
the various approaches. These kilograms
have been repeated 10 Surgeon General
Hamilton at Chicago for such action as he
may deem necessary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
The sANTAFs NEEDS $4,000 ooo

BoSToN, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE Journal
says: I'VE learn from excellent authority
that the full measure OF the Atchison, To-
peka * Santa Fe railroads necessities is
SD, 900. This sum will take up the
floating debt and also meet the indebted
ness Of the new equipment now IL process
81 construction. To meet this new burden
private large stockholders are making IN
vest cation to ascertain the amounts the
other stockholders Will take il the pro
posed second MORTGAGE
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
Size of the Waist.

Statistics furnished by the London stay
and corset makers prove that the average
size of the female stay wearing waists has
decreased two inches in the last twenty
five years. One mother had ordered a
corset of sixteen inches to be worn by her
17-year-old daughter by day, and one of
eighteen inches to be worn at night
New York Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
THE BIC WHEAT STEAL

SteaP' was in court today and the whole
story came out for the first time. From
$4,000 to 40, 600 bushels of wheat were stolen
from the elevator 1t is alleged that the
firm of d. c. Moak & Co., which recently
failed, We're the principals. w: g. Harley,
their book-keeper, and Charles Mason,
foreman of the elevator, are named as &C
cessories. The cars were overloaded at the
elevator and delivered to the firm. Harry
Holcombe, ex-foreman. was also impli-
Gated but he escaped More disclosures
and arrests are expected to follow.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
HAD TO GIVE Up

LARAMIE. Wyo., Oct. I1-Dilks Black
the manager of the Western Union tele-
graph office at this point, who was fined
500 and committed TO Jail Monday FOL
failure 10 produce certain kilograms bea--
ing on case being tried in the district
court, was released Yesterday He was ad
yiSed by the general solicitor of the com
pany 10 furnish the messages asked. JUdgg
sanity then RENTED the fine. but re
quired the manager to pay the costs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

"But John P. Robinson, he sez, they
didn't know everythin' down in Judee -
They certainly knew little, if they did not
know that the safest, quickest and most
pleasant cure for Group, bronchitis, cough,
cold in the chest, ETC., is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Price % cents bottle.
As remedy for accidents common to
every day life, such as cuts, bruises, sprains,
burns, scalds and frostbites, Salvation Oil
has no equal in the market. 1t literally
annihilates pain. Price % cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
SPORTING NEWS
BASE BALL.
AT PHHADFIPH1A.

Athletic ...........5 l 9 0 3-l4
Cleveland .....1 0 o Z! 4
Base hits-Athletics Is, Cleveland9 8.
Errors-Athletics 13. Cleveland s.
Batteries = weighing and Townsend,
Prosser and Mcclure.
AT NEW YORK.
The second game between the New York
and St Louis clubs was played at the Polo
grouds today before about 5000 people.
St. Louis won by punching hits.
New York. @ 900 20 o. 0
Base hits-St. Louis Z, New York Z.
Errors-St. Louis 4. New York 6.
Observation-Disclosures and Milligan,
WEIGH and Ewing.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
a HOtISF BIIRNED.

MCPHERSON, Oct 17.-E. w. Taylor's
residence was burned this morning at t
o'clock with the contents, except the
library and piano. The fire is supposed to
be the work of tramps. The family were
absent at Topeka. The loss is heavy as
the house was well furnished.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
FOUR GENERATIONS.

Special dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
sunny DALE. Oct. 16-Mr. and Mrs.
Fassett were at dinner today at Mrs.
Spinks, Valley Center. His mother, Mrs.
Dewing, was present; also, Mrs Sphinx S
daughter Mrs. Beach; and Mrs Beach,
daughter Miss Ada Beach
But the joke comes in when the many
Republican readers of the Wichita EAGLE
will know that all, from the old grand
mother down to Miss Ada, are voting for
Harrison
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
HE LOYAL LEGION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE command
cry in chief of the Loyal Legion of the
United States held it's fourth annual meet
ing in this city today. Following are the
officers for the ensuing year: Commander
in chief, Rutherford B. Hayes will fill the
vacancy caused by the death of General
Sheridan. Judge Walter q. Gresham. of
Indiana, vice commander.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
DESPONOENCY LEADS TO SUICIDE

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 1T.-Mrs. Emma
Bennell, clerk at Chase's candy factory,
separated from her husband last spring,
and since then been keeping company with
Fred Buckowitz, a bartender. \ quarrel
with her lover created dependency and
resulted in her determination to die, and
yesterday evening she took a heavy dose
of morphine Then she sent for her sister
in-law. but did not tell her of what she
had done, and her condition was not dis
covered until about 3 o'clock this after
noon, when medical assistance was sum
mond, but all the efforts 10 bring her back
to life were unavailing. She was a hand
some woman, only - years OF age. Her
home was in Iowa.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
Philosophy of the Plantation.

Mr.. Levi Fisher sold couple of bales
Of last year cotton to the Bensons this
week. Some one told him he could have
got more for it if he had sold it last year
Yes, was the reply; "but if l had sold
it then l wouldn't have the money now."
Something in that.-Hartweu Sun.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
BARRY ExPE LLED FROM THEk. OF L.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 17.-Most important
action by the present general executive
board OF the Knights of Labor was taken
today when Thos. B. Barry, a former mem
Der of the board, was formally expelled
from the order. Mr.. Barry was accused of
a series of abuses and vituperations and
was suspended from duty last August. A
mouth afterwards he forwarded his resig-
nation, but this was not acted upon until
today, when the board refused to accept it
and expelled him.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
READY TO ARRIIRAIE.

BREWER. No., Oct. 1.-THE coal miners
strike here will probably end without fur
Their bloodshed. Last evening the operators
and miners committees announced them
selves ready to arbitrate. They met at the
Summit house. The operators offered
slight advance, about one-third of the de-
mand made by the miners, and the indi-
cations are that the proposition will be &C
cepted.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
TIE member. Of the Chinese legation at

The MEMBERS Of The Chinese legation 81
Washington Try verT hard 70 rake tS@za-
selves pSyzlA- IN society. They e!t@a
ra2ks handsome p-nse1ts--..rs jewslry.
perhaps. or costlY E1lk--to ezslsl a.
guainsa-ees- T2sy arr very sss14roas II
paying calls They stArt Cut together zad
60 fro-. kSass 70 ksase. .eATi.g tIssr
cards aid plo:ograpLs. TLAy s1ez- 70
thi1k tkAs Their names VII Ii. Re rscoy-
FIXED. 20 they leave thsi- pictures -
eg-st.ssh thar respective Municipalities.
But 70 Eos: Westinghouse ia Dhoso-
graphs al lsak aliLe.-.sv Yc.x Dex.A
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
A DISHONEST CASHIER.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Oct. III II. Slaaa-
ker, cashier in the Chicago * North
western freight Offices here, disappeared
last Saturday. The comgany's auditor
discovered a shortage OF $40 II Slsna-
ker's accounts The books ara IN bad
shape. The shortage may be larger.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
cONOuCTOR's INSURANCE

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 1.-THE tweuty-drst
annual convention Of the Conductors
Life Insurance association Of the United
States assembled here today President
John p COMBS, OF the Boston & Msine
n the chair a letter was read from john
O. Whittier wishing the association sue
cess.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
CHICAGO,S REGISTRATION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Incomplete returns
from the inspectors of registration, which
was completed in this city yesterday. indi-
cate total of about $4,000. The vote at
the last presidential election was 10000
and it is estimated that leo, 600 votes will
be cast at the forthcoming election.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
SECOND ADXENIISIS.

MINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE an
nual worlds conference of the Second Adj
ventist church opened here this morning
with $50 delegates present, Elder n. Has
kell, of London, England, in the chair.
The day was spent in organization.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE American
Street Railway association met today and
discussed subjects of interest to the asso-
citation. About 100 delegates are present,
representing the prominent cities Of the
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

Salt rheum often causes the hands to
crack open and bleed. Hoods Sarsaprilla
cures salt rheum.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

A1nty. sc G .i.1s View Je-s-y boz
= cs---t - II
pa-t Ct :5s EN-
We dat. dl@1
they &c q. hSze-
30. Ig-11-x: TIA. Is . saw Ell vou
essS. Hayes EsEx SSN
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
CHEAP LUMBER.

The Fisher Lumber Company corner Mead avenue arc
S let ora6n y p f lon Jumper at SIoo per 4ooieet;
Poplar siding zoo
And all other lumber
for spot cash at yard We solicit the trade ~
131-1m FISHER LUMBER COMPANY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

A Cydestais col. has bs~- so,d far
Zoo. ths hishsz: p-.os ever paid .or =
dr@nsE. ksrss-
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Don't Experiment.
once.

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are il
danger. Consumption always seems,
at first, only a cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get
the genuine. Because he al make
more profit he may tell you he has
something just us good, OF just the
same. Don't DO deceived, but insist
npon getting Dr.. Kings New Discoy-
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief
in all Throat, Lungand Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at Thibodaux Dru.
Store. Large Bottles 81
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Registration!

In accordance with law l hereby give notice
that | will open the office of registration, at
the places named below, tor the purpose of
registering all qualified voters of The Parish
Of Latourche who are not already registered.
All voters previously registered by De need
no. register again.
All voters who may have changed their pre-
cinct will please give.me notice, SO the change
may be- made on the books.
At the same time l invite all property }loi-
ders to meet me for revising assessments.
From Feb. Is to -, Observation-Disclosures:
Monday, Feb. q. Latourche Crossing.
Tuesday. Feb. %, A. Gossin's store.
Wednesday. Feb. 29, A. C~t,ampaign's store.
Thursday, March l, Bab;n Il Fields store.
Friday. March 3. At or near Sosthene Folse's.
Saturday. March3, Thomas LeBlanc's
Monday, March ), Lockport, at d Bar
rios store
Tuesday. March G., N Delaune's store
Wednesday, March 7, A Breaud's store
Thur day, March S, William Pierce's store
Friday, March 6, \ Terrebonne's
Saturday, March 10, DucOs Bros store
Monday, March II, I Baueaux's store
Tuesday, March 10, Lonsueville at Lerille's
store
Wednesday, March IA, William Elliot's
Thursday. March Is, Raceland
Friday. March l6, w Hebert's store
Saturday. March II, J Thibodeaux's store
Monday, March ~. Mrs II GOssin's
Tuesday, March 20, Douglas Thibodeaux's
store
Wednesday, March 81, james Springer's
store
Thursday, March %. rheodule Boure's
Friday and Saturday, March % and "a, Thi-
bodaux
Monday, March &c. L Dantin's
Tuesday. March y, Victor L~egendre's
Wednesday. March %. Malagay
April , and 3, Bayou Blue
Thibodaux, Feb. 4, 1888.
JOHN NJ. WALSH,
Assessor aud Registrar.
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A Call.

OFFICE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL Ex-l
ecutlve Committee, Parish of L.a-l
fourche. Thibodaux, Feb. /, 1885,
The following named citizens. elect
ed members of the Democratic central
executive committee, at the primary
election held in the parish of Lafourche
on December II, 1887, are hereby no.
titled to meet in Union Hall in the
town of Thibodaux on Monday, Febru-
airy IL, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. H., for the
purpose of organizing said committee
and for the transaction of such other
business as the committee may deem
advisable:
A. Delamottc, j. Louis Aucoin, Da-
vid Babin, G. d. Barrios, ]. E. Himel,
Frank Christian, Oscar Lepine, Emile
Ledet, Chas. G.. Davis, Theodore Du-
cos, Cleophas Lagarde, Gene Naquin,
Adolphe Folse, Thomas Leblanc, j. B.
Bourgeois, Lovingly Rodriguez, c. A.
Fslse, Jules Falsout, Dominique Ha-
rang, E. H. Lacroix.
). L. GRIsAMORE,
Chairman.
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A country magistrate recently nm
dertook to examine il little colored
girl, rendered as a witness, to test hel
competency to testify, and was greatly
edited. After a%scertaining her belle,
in God and in the wickedness of a lie.
the magistrate queried:
"What will happen to you If you tell
IA faisehO0d under oath! -
'God will punish me-" was the cor
rect reply.
"Whep, IN this world or the next 2
~ don't know,"-with some hest
fancy. "What become of wicked peo-
pie when they die
"They 80 to old Tom"
"WhO is old Tom ?" asked the per-
picked Justice.
"Oll Raw-BOneS."
E"And who il Did Raw-Bones, pray -
E"The Devil" was the triumphant
rdFy.
lShe was allowed to testify.
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1t is great pity that the railroad
company a not be induced to give this
town two traina Il day. If we had
the accommodation there would be a
large trade from Terrebonne to this
town, and many persons living in that
parish would visit us for the purpose
But the question of trade relations
which it would promote is a sufficient
consideration. it seems tO'us, to induce
merchants to agitate the question
of two trains 4 day from Schreiver.
Let our progressive citizens put their
heads together and petition the rail-
road company to give us this great
desideratum.
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One of our worthy physicians had an
unpleasant experience II day last
week. He was called in haste to ut
attend a patient residing near Lafour-
che Crossing. 1t was raining and the
night was particularly dark and gloomy.
The doctor rode :s fir as Laurel Val
ley in the public road, but attllat point
he took to the levee. As he could
scarcely see his way before him, this
was Il dangerous position for him to
be in. He rode, however, until he got
to his destination without meeting with
any further accident except that he was
wet to thu skin. On his arrival, he
found thathe had been summoned on a
false alarm.
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we understand that the stay Of Mr..
Kilbourne, the photographer, is Ii
mited to two weeks longer, so our
friends and patrons who desire first
class work at moderate prices should
visit his gallery at Firemen's Hall at
their earliest convenience as it will be
their last opportunity this season.
Mr.. Kilbourne still continues to give
one photo framed in Il beautiful plush
frame with every dozen cabinets.
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Farmers havr taken advantage Of
the fair weather to come to town to
lay in their supply Of Irish potatoes
for seed. This article sells high this
season, which may somewhat affect
the acreage. The prospect 10 good,
however, and those of our farmers who
are allie t afford it, had better take
the risk of planting a largo crop.
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We have just heard of a good old
colored woman who was frightened
almost to death by the first song Of
the missouri Mocking Bird lately
echronicled in these columns. She
thought it was a band Of evil spirits
just bet loose and flying through the
air, seeking whom they might devour.
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Mr.. Octave j.. Poche, an estimable
citizen Of the Cote dies Bourgeois, has
had the sad misfortune of losing his
second son, Il lad about Is years old.
We deeply sympathise with the be-
reayed parents and trust that the
Heavenly Father will grant them the
fortitude to bear their loss with true
Christian resignation.
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Another gymnastic club has been
started in this town, thus indicating
that our young men are fully alive to
the necessity Of physical culture. We
should be very glad to chronicle the
establishment of a library and reading
room by our young men, as that would
show that while the body is being at
tended to and developed, their minds
will receive the proper. culture. IA
sound mind in "A sound body" should
be the motto of every young MAJ OF
this town.
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And now the CHEEKY whistle of
steamboats, is heard re-echoins through
the length and breath of the Lafourche
Valley at all hours of the day and
night and the patient planter and the
long suffering merchant of the coast
are happy and smile with content
ment.
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X. G.. r.

At a special meeting of Thibodaux
Castle No. 1926, Knights of the Golden
Rule, held at their hall, Tuesday, Jan.
81, 1888, the following officers were in.
stalled by Grand Vice Commander r.
r. Mcbride, for the ensuing six months,
viz:
F. Zernott, commander; H. Marx,
vice commander; J. S. T. Dezauche,
recording secretary; S. Il. Grisamorc,
financial secretary and treasurer; II.
Champagne, master at arms; J. L.
Levy, p~relate; J. G. Oschwald, herald
A. Blum, warden; Geo. Dionne, senti-
mel. F. Zernott was elected represen-
tatiye and Il. Il. Mcbride alternate.
This Castle is reported to be in good
condition.
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The Baton Rouge Truth complains of
literary piracy. 1t seems that the
american of Lake Charles has been APP
prOpriating to itself the Truths preduc-
tons. You will get used to it, by and
by, Brother Truth we have had the
same trick played on lis more than
once.
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Tie town authositics have had the
approaches to the foot bridge on Clin-
Anstreet raised. and the school chill
ien and the general public passing
Dist way are now happy.
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Last Thursday, Candlemas Day,
father Menarl celebrated the forty
Esesta anniversary Of his first mass.
Mi BE live to celebrate the golden
Ejuhlee of his priesthood.