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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14


Tous ceux qui ont III lie recit des
atrocities commises dams la mutt de
lundi dernier dams la paroisse La
fayette ont dn sc yOiler la face ct
gemir DIES exces aux9uels pouvai-
ont Sc porter des membres dune
race one nous avions tout lieu de
croire civilisee.
De sol distant regulators aI
nombre de 90 4 80, Sc sont rendus
arAnse BerluchOn, Mosques CONNIE
des voleurs ct ont etc frapper d la
porte dun homme de couleur nom.
me RuseWond Cormier, ne dams lie
pays ct age dune soixsntaine dan
nees. lis etaient tons, dit-on, ar
mes dc carabines Winchester ct
quand ce vieillard, deja fonette
pour on ne salt quelle cause, refusa
d'onvrir Al porte, ellie fut enfoncee
ct c'est alors que %saislssant son
fnsil pour prot6ger sa demeure il
parmi les assaillants ct tna
Pun d'eux. II stenfuis ensuite mails
fut bient6t atteint. par eux
lis le criblereut de bales. Mais
Oh rhorseur atteint son comkle
iHEM& 49, 49, HzaHN4x
c1est que Cos m6mes -hommes sans
piti6 ct sans aucun sentiment d.hu.
mantle coOperent In gorge 4 la pau
vre file dc Cornier, agee settlement
dc is ans, de craiute qu'elles ne
denoneat quelqnes uns d'entre enx
Qn'elle await reconnus.
II est grand temps que Pom mette
nn ter,ne a ces exces que nous re.
portent II temps barbares. Chez
quelques mauyaises natures, r6pan.
DIRE lie sang est peut-6tre une jouis.
sance, mails nOtre steele ct nos
mRurs ne peuvent plus tOlerer de
pareils exces, ct il est grands temps
que la loi soft applique ct prove.
nue des retours d des scenes qui
sont une honte pour nOtre pays.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

Nous appelons tout specialement
r~attention de nos lecteurs sur Pan
mnce Il NJ. Z. j. Braud fait au-
ionrd'hui pnblier dams nos COLONIES.
Tous ceux qui auront besoin Gle
bellies ct BONES c%haussures ct qul
voudront trOuver IN chOlx varIe,
nombreux ct i bon marche front
voir Mr.. E. J. Braud dams la rue
Main a Thibolaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
LOCALES.

Mardi dcrnieT nous avOns eu la
visite de Mr.. Syi,ere Bourg venant
de Lockport OH il dirige la planta-
t;on Mcleod. Mr.. S. Bonrg nous
r, dome sur la recolte les renseigne-
meuts les Plus fayorables ct fassn-
,once ou'll a dune belle ct bonnie
r6ussite.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
ACCIDENT AL STEAMER BEL

ACCIDENT AL STEAMER BEL
cRADE.-Le Str. Belgrade 4ui tai-
salt le service pour voyageurS ct
freight entire ThibodaHx ct Donald
sonville . epronv6 I'm accidentjendi
: courant: 4 Guelques miles de
Doualdsonville pendant sou retonr,
il a beurte III ''Snae" qui "A deforc6
"a COME ct IA fait coulter. On
espere lie r~elever sous peu de jours,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
AyuvDRE.

$4,000 BRIQUES de seconde main.
il un PRIX REASONABLE, sur l1ha-
bitation "Uncle Peter il la Vacherie
S'adresser Il Mr.. Alceste Boudreaux il
Lockport.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

#FT@s"%A&&
Mardi soir II grandeprocesSion
aux iambeaux IL Ell lieu q Houma
en- l'honueur de no,re r6presentant
eIu, pour e Be. district cougression-
mel, Mr.. Andrew Price.
Cette progression q an beaucoup
d'eclat ct a rlt suivie par upe toule
enorme conauife par les tsMOrshals"
Th. Kent, IL. l.. Wilson, Chas.
Nichols, r. J. Lir-.te. 7. j. Grin
age, e. j. Lirette, 1t E. Picou.
Mons avons asignaler une chose
regrettable, c'est que II grande
delegation de Thibodaux ma pu
s'en,endre avcc les directeurs de la
ligne pour organiser un train d'eX-
cur>ion de Thihodanx a Houma, les
| pretentions dies officers du chemin
de fer 6tant tropelevees. Malgre tont
une certaine unantite de nos conci-
tOyens s'etaient prOclreS dies vehi-
cnles, caleches, buggies, etc, etc,
ct se renhaient verS Ia iete, quand,
en- route, de faux renseignements
les firent retOurner Ell arrierp.
Ga leur ssura que la procession
ne ,levait pas avoir lieu ct que
c'etait temps perdu de Sc rendre d
HOnma.
Chscun revint chez sol, non pas
honteux CONNIE le Ienard de IA
fable, al contraire, mails dessapointe
ct pestant cOntre nos aMis de Hou-
ma qui pendant ce temps para
daient ct m~audissaiellt probable
ment notre absence &C notre tiedeur.
Non Mile fois non, il ny await
pom de tiesleuf chez nous, chers
amis, ct sans I'M mai entendu, vous
aurez WI dams yosTangs Nv grand
nombre tie nos concitoyens ct Dc
vos amis.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
AVENDHE.

ll.0o0 BRlQUES de premiere qua'ite son5
a ventle par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM. sur le
Bayou Laiourchr, PIES lie Canal Harang. La
i~ivraison sera taite sur le borh du ba YOU 81 On
lie demande. Prlx $500 lie MILLER.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
ID u.

I Unc grande quantite de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere uualite ct delivre> snr re borl du Bayou
Latourcle Il Thibodaux. Sadresser Il Mr.. q.
l.. CARO-. agent ,our Mr.. Jules Hechaux. on
aux bureatN tie liz SENTINELLE lie Thibodanx.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
NOTICE.

Mr.. Leon DrcXier pfevieut tous les plan
tenrs ct les l,bitants de nos environs uu';l
arrivera bieni6t il Thihodaux avec un stock
dc 100 mu.ttS de choix 1T ~frol,res aux'travaux
des labltations. II previeut en- outre SEES
clients quill pent ottrr srs i,ttes a I'M prix
vrainlent extraordinuile lie bon marche.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
P4TURAGE.

Une magnifique ct richie savane de 500 al
penis. SItute pres Kaceland, est i la DISPOSE
ton de tous les eleveurs ct 'proprietaireS
tanimaltH, Pension par cieval GU mulet, 81
par mois; boenf on vaehe, IS cts; genisse ct
veau, 30 cts. S'adresser Il - -
@. LEPINE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
NXiice aux Guntribulabies.

lie collector de taxes pour la vile de Til.
bodanx PREVENT les cpntribuables uue IL
temps est expire ct oae tous ceux qui von-
dront A'efiter les 1IaIs feront .,ien tie ve,I!r
fe2ler an plns lot. j. AUSLET
CollecteHr
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
NOTICE..

Tn monsieur dun certain age bien e.eve ct
dun commerce aeltahie. possedant en- outre
des conu aissances pratiques tres-etepdues en-
matiere de .iartlina.e. accepterait dams une
famille on sur une plantation remploi de jar
DINER. ii ne parle que le irancais.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14
NOTICE

Mr.. Wilfrid Delatte Sc met a la disposition.
DIES auj0mrdilui de ses clients ct de ses AIMS.
ct il est pref d rGpOndre au premier appel Iui
lui sera fait pour tout Outrage de maeonnerie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

Tn nouvel Hotel est en- vote de
construction a Napoleonville dams
la rue Franklin pres la maison de
conr. II sera pref, dit on POUR lie
8 du mos proclaim ct offrira aux
voyageurs toutes les commodities ct
tout ie comfort desirables. Cfest
le Col. S. j. Blanchard qui Sc trou-
We a la tote de l'e%ntreprise ct MIR.
Hughes Larr6, bien connu de touS
ceux qui ont trequent6 l'ann6e der
mere fhotel Dupaty, prendra la di-
fection de Reimbursement. &c qui
sera nne grande condition de sue.
cs.
air. Hiram Carver de ThibOdanX
= etc lie parrain ct II baptise le
aouvel etablisSement du nom de
Price Home" Sous tant de cir.
@nstances f~avorables le success lie
pios certain est acquis au nOuyel
hotel.
sA
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

Nous avons depuis plusieurs Sc
names IN temperature excessive
meut elev6e surtout pendant lie
jour. Cette temperature anormale,
en- cette ~saisou, est vqe dun maui
vais cell par quelques uns de nos
babitants. I
La recolte du riz touche a so I'm
OF fon Sc prepare 6nergiqrement
ct lons les jours rOur la r6colte
sncriele. REIMBURSEMENT que tous
nos planteurs seront pr9ts quand
lie temps viendra de faire la roulai
son. Nous ne persons pas gull y
aura DIES retardataires. L'exp6
Renee nous a appris 4 6tre pares
Qaand lie moment arrive.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-09-14

kemede cOntre la Dyssenterie.
Gn6rison radicale ct gaarantie.
seterences nombreuses. Addres
- Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez MIR.
4 Ielemaque Badeaux. LafOurche.
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CABLE FLASHES.

LONDON, February l1.-Earthquake
shocks were felt to-day at Balton and
Manchester
BERLIN, February ll.-Seyere snow
storms still prevail throughout Germany,
Austria and switzerland. Railway travel
is blocked in all directions, and accidents
resulting from the attempts to move
trains are frequent.
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LOUISA COUNTY.
Man Killed at Sulphur Mines-W Wonderful
Escape OF BaDd-.
Correspondence OF the Tines

Correspondence OF the Times.
SULPHUR MINES February 9-To-
day about midday, there was the
first fatal accident at this place
one man - James Jackson 49, being
killed and Lindsey Taylor injured, by
cayein al the one hundred and sixty
foot level tunnel The hanging wall OF
the vein fell, in one of the chambers
where the force of miners were al work,
and but for the fact that the chamber
was very large, every man would doubt
less have been mashed as fiat as PAN
cakes At the first sight OF danger
the men rushed for their lives,
knocked down by the falling and flying
fragments from above he hindmost
hands were caught and Jackson now lies
buried under immense masses - rock,
&c. and no one can tell when his body
will be gotten cut There was regular
panic, and the hands now work in fear
and trembling lest there be another cave
in or fall Of the hanging wall In these
immense chambers where the ore has
been taken out.
This is the trst accident which has
happened al this mine The man killed
was the uncle of others who were killed
al the Armenius mines some years ago
Three were in bucket and fell hun
dred and forty feet, TWO were killed and
one, strange to tell, recove ed and il alive
to-day aud is strong and healthy man.
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NORFOLK NEWS.
Alleged Titchett Murderer Discharged.
severe Snow storm-WhIto Republicans
10 Visit Washington.

To finfA NANHANNiNhs "
Special 90 the Tlmesl
N0RFoLR February ll.-Edwarl ca.
n0les and Hys0n Tyler the TWO men ar
rested Saturday night for numbering
Jacob Fitchctt n bar-rOOm ON Water
street were brought before Justice Baum
in the Police Court. this morning ca.
nOlos admitted that he knocked the dead
man down with @ "bung-staricr,' hut as
the wound from This instrument did not
cause death. and 10 was shown That hc
acted on ilc defensive he was released.
Tyler was also discharged, as there was
no evidence against him except his
guilty appearance and contradictory
statements The police are still in the
dark over the affair, and 10 is doubtful If
The man who stabbed the negro will ever
be caught
A heavy snow storm prevailed this
morning and by u o'clock The telegraph
poles. house tops and trees were ealoed
in mantle of white Much iIA0nrcn-
ience was experienced hv The thick
weather IN the harbor, and an incoming
steamers Were considerably delayed.
Reports from Cape Henry say there
is thick weather in that vicinity, while M
Hatteras there is a terrific storm with
the wind blowing at themte of f0rty-fvc
miles an hour
zen white Republican clubs of Nor
folk and Portsmouth viii attend the in-
augura'iOn with about six hundred men
and VIII be headed by the celebrated
Soldiers Home band A portion OF the
troops at Fortress Monroe will
also attend.
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HENRY COUNTY.
An Era Of Renewed Life and Activity
Criminal Trlals-General Mention.
SPECIAL Correspondence Of the Tnmsl

Special Correspondence OF the Tnmsl
MAKTMsvILE, Va, February Ill
Renewed life and actiyi y has been de-
yel0ped By the Roanoke and Southern
/ railroad lately. A corps OF engineers
will be placed on the road next week
south of Winston, and the final survey
/ has been commenced between here aud
/ Roanoke The grading between Mar
/ tinsyille and Winston, a distance OF sixty
miles, IL is claimed, will be completed In
six months.
Mr.. John H. Davis & Co., who has an
option on the lands Of ID. w. Morris for
the mining of magnetic iron ore, will
commence work next week About ten
tons of ore has been taken out, and ex-
pers pronounce it very fine. The vein
al present Is about eight feet wide and
eighteen inches thick. The mine is on a
high hill within about one mile OF the
Danyille and New River Railroad, and
about one and q half miles from the lOca.
tion of the Roanoke and Southern If
discovered in paying quantity the mine
will Je very valuable, as ROanake Is IN
special need OF this ore 10 mix with her
hematite.
County Court commences to-day and
there are several parties 10 be tried for
rrand larceny and one woman for at
tempted infanticide One tremendous
item OF cost to the Commonwealth is
imprisonment for petit larceny; in this
county more than One-halt OF the jailers
fees Is board for that class Of prisO-
ncrs The Legislature, when next it
meets, ought TO correct this. The
remedy is exceedingly simple and ef.
fectye.
The mercantile concerns Of Read &
Williams and Dickerson & Ford have
dissolved by mutual consent.
We had a light ice harvest last week,
and most OF our town people succeeded
in securing a supply.
County Clerk Matthews has no clue 20
the robbers Of his safe, it was evidently
opened by some rascal who had watched
and caught the combination.
The tobacco crop in this county is in
fcrior. but il selling very well on our
market. and our farmers are preparing
for heavy crop this year.
The building on the Baptist Church
here is progressing slowly, and II viii
soon be under cover, and will be a very
handsome church when completed Rev. I.
Perry Nugeni, Of the Episcopal Church, |
has resigned on account Of failing health,
and much 10 the regret OF his many (
friends has left town. His place has mol
yet been supplied.
II is claimed that a considerable por-
ton Of the estate Of an old gentleman
named Thomas, who recently died in or /
near Richmond, will be inherited by par
ties residing in this county
The HeHry Mars is advertised for sale, ]
10 satisfy the unpaid Indebtedness. We
are still without local paper, with one I
of the finest fields in the State.
GREFN.
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HORRIBLE.
A Woman Dcvoured by Rats.

Providence. R. J.. February H.
Julia Maher hfty-siX years old. died this
morning in miserable h0vel in Web
seer Of paralysis The case is pariicu-
.arlv horrible. as der husband had given
thc woman DO care after She became in-
capable of doing amy work The
ncigAbors say She was left alone
and rats oycrrn the hovel and gnawed
at the woman eNuemities while
she ay set alive. hut was unable TO drive
them away The flesh was badly eaten
fr0m Der thighs and even the face had
been attacked The police learned of
the matter and induced ihe neighbor- to-
watch with The woman while life re-
NAMED Death came 10 her relief this
morning
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BUTLER Mo. February l1-At Liberty
Church last Saturday j. j. Mann shot
William llcnsley and then shot himself
Both men were paying attention TO "a
Miss Nickel. and Mann was made inc
sanely jealous by seeing her in company
with llcnslcy az school exhibition W
the church. When the exercises were
over he called young llen-ley
from The crowd and shot him.
The BAH struck him In The right breast
and penetrated "a heavy ovcrcoat, UNDER
coat. folded newspaper, and LODGED in
check-b00k De bad in Dis pocket Mann.
thinking he had killed hisuval, instantly
turned the pistol upon himself and fired
two shots. lie is thought TO be fatally
wounded
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BRIEF TELEGRANIs.

NEW ORLEANS, February ll.-Tho
Times DeDl0clM has investigated the mat
ter and finds that the dispatch Of Friday
night, stating that regulators in LAFAYETTE
Parish had warned an idle negroes 10 90
TO work or leave the Parish, under pen.
atty Of being whipped, was untounded
The Lafayette correspondent who sent il
was the victim of a hoax. There is 10
trouble in The Parish
WATERBURY, CoNS, February IL
Joseph shepimore. colorer in Beckel-
er's hat factory, was arrested this after
noon for hemurdcr of Simon j. Dillon,
the Danbury gambler, on Sunday morn
ing. He was one OF the four Germans
whose quarrel with Dillon resulted in
the murder
BUFFALO, y. y, February ll.-Sophia
kester, aged twenty-five, servant IN
the Mansion House, stepped into an open
elevator shaft to-day, fell three stories
and was killed
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GOVERNOR LEE IN LYNCHBCRG.
He nat"r Danioi, aud "ayor fIlys0n
Urge Taxpayers to Allure Coupons.


LYNCHBURO, Va, February lf.--GOv.
ernor Lee and Mayor Ellyson, of Rich.
mond, arrived in this city to-day and
were escorted 20 the hotel bv a commit
tee of citizens Tonight they appeared
before a large audience 10 talk with The
people on the State debt and coupon oues.
ton. Senator John W Daniel pre.
sided Governor Lee made an eloquent
appeal 20 the people 10 pay their taxes
in morcy and ignore the coupon. AS the
only way TO bring the bondholders 60
terms and adjust The debt without utter
ruin TO the State and all It's interests.
He was followed in the same strain by
Mayor Ellyson. and both were earnest
and impressive in what they said. and
were unanimously endorsed
The general impression is that lhc Of.
feet Of their speeches viii hc t0 induce
the people of This city and AN The SUR
rounding country to pay take, I'm money
and thus ria ihc State OF coupons and
keep our colleges, schools and asylums.
Senator Daniel also made an able
speech
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GRANT CITY. Mo, February ia
duel at short range took place here Fri-
day night between Baii0 Walton. %
young deperado of 81, and City Marshal
J. g. Baidudgc Walton bad threatened
10 Kill the marshal, and when the latter
met him in "a barro0m they opened tre
simultaneously Walton was killed. and
d. A. Martin. bystander, was shot so
severely in ihe arm that the limb had 10
be amputated The marshal was not in-
iurod
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TRESroN, y. Jo February 1.-THE
Senate tonight, after heated debate,
passed the bill legislating out Of office
Charles ". Fuller, an Hudson county
superintendent Of public instruction. and
placing the appointment in the hands OF
the Governor. The bill will pass the
House tomorrow. Il is claimed that
Fuller was elected by dicker and a deal,
and that the Office should rightfu,ly be
hlled at present by Democrat. Fuller
is Republican, and was elected by a
Democratic State Board OF Education.
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Attempt to BLOW Tram.

NEW YORK, February 1.-The station
master at William bridge say that ten
dynamite cartridges were placed by the
side of the railroad track by Workmen
this morning A train ON the New Haven
Railroad passing exploded them The
glass in the car windows were shattered.
A number of passengers received slight
injuries, but no one was seriously hurt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
school Decision in Massachusetts

HNEHnLL, Mass. February lin
the PROCEEDINGS brought by the public
school committee TO compel certain
citizens lwhOse children now attend the
Roman Catholic parochial schools) 10
send their children 10 attend the public
schools. Police Justice Garter has de-
cided in favor Of the parochial schools.
This decision will, 1t is thought, cause an
exodus Of the Catholic children from the
public schools.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12

NEWPORT, Ky, February IA fight
took place yesterday afternoon. two miles
east of bere ON the line of the Hunting
ton new c. and o road, between Italian
Workmen and negroes. Three men are
reported killed and o score wounded.
Tie trouble is said TO have begun in @
dispute over the ownership of jug of
Mhi.knN
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
Criminal Knls nj. Benefactor.

MEMPHIS, TrNN, February IA
crank named William Reed this morning
attacked Father Achheld, priest, at
tached to ST. Peters Catholic Church
Reed used a knife for his purpose, stab
bing the priest TO the heart Father
Achield helped Reed i'm many ways. only
recently promising his release from Jail
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severe Earthquake Shoe. IN California.

StN FRANCISCO, February ll.-An
earthquake shock occurred a few dap s
ago at san Jacinio little mountain
down in san Diego The shock was so
severe that 40 % dance which Was being
held ln @ large bah, over POO persons
sought safety by jumping from the win
dOWs Many were injured by being
tfampled under foot; while others were
cnt by broken glass, but no one was
fatally Iurf