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Inns. sKEEI.s ACQCITrEp.
She Fired Three Shots Into Her Husband
but a Jury Finds Her GuIltIeSs,

1''V FsFNW HFHVU UIIUFH EIIEU IIuT EIWHUlEnU
But a Jury Finds Her GuIltless.
SPOKANE FALLS, WAsHS., Dec. 49,
Tue jury in the case OF Mrs. Irene skeels
who shot and killed her husband, Charles
w. Skeele, In this city March last, have
brought In verdict OF acquittal aitei
being out fQrty.eight hours. Skeels had
been paying attentions to other women
and on the morning Of March l, his wife
learned that he was in a building with
variety actress, Mrs. Skeels armed
herself With u pistol and proceeded L
the building. Upon finding her hus
band she 6red at him three times, all th,
shots taking effect. Skeels died the fol.
lowing day.
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EnInla CandILlon.

z4NzElAR, Dec, 2S.-Though Emln
Pasha is recovering from the effects Of
the accident at Bagomoyo, the German
doctors who are attending him say Il
will not be safe to remove him from that
place inside Of three weeks.
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AsBvRy PARK, Dec, aa,--ssyeral poF.
LlonS Of human bodies, Including ono
head, have been found on the beach be.
tween Sandy Hook and 9eabfight by
The crews Of the two llle.savlng stations.
They are beyond doubt parts ri bodies
Of the crew Of the bark GermAnlV, which
was wrecked at Long Branch d short
TINA AHO,
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The Insanlty Dodge succes,ful.

ST. JOHN, NEp., Dec. 2S.-william j.
Mcdonald, charged with the murder Of
Mrs. McRae by means of poisoned candy
sent through the mails, las been found
guilty Of committing the crime while
insane.
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a prlI.h Warrlor Re.u,eltn,nd.

LONDON, Dec, 2s,-Ths British armor,
clad Sultan, which in March last struck
a rock and sunk in Comino channel,
near the Island Of Malta, and which was
subsequently, raised, arrived at Splthead
to-day under her own steam.
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NV YonK, Dc. g3.--At the U0slh
anniversary celebration tonight Of The
New England Society, ohauncoy N,
DspeW, the principal speaker, reisfrlnl
70 Tile death Ol Mi Grady said. I'VE
iofget all differences oi opinion and TO-
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WAsnlSoroS, Dec. 29,--,The President
will bs unable to attend the annual din
ner oi the New England Society 10
Philadelphia tonight, aud has 90 In'
formed PostmAstet General WanalnakOfi
through whom the Invitation Was OK
tgnupd.
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MlNNrApoLiS, MiSN., Dec 2S.-Flnan.
clerS who are supposed 10 know oil
about the negotiations which have been
Ia progtebs tof several months for the
purchase by an English syndicate Of the
Y, y, Walhburn Touring mills, give oul
that the deal hes been nlnBph. N
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WI wan fnr 3 NttLlsms Ont.

BERLIN, Dec. % The strong coal
miners ln The gaar district have decided
10 fesumB work pending a settlement oil
the conference, for which they will wall
until February.
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BERLIN, Dec. 2S,-rhe influenza cpl
delniC 10 now spread over every part ol
Germany, but Is worst In HeSSe, Han.
over, Thufingia and saxony. In Pots
dam, Bteltin, CasBel, FrRnkinyl, Frel-
burg and Dresden at least hall the gArtl'
con 10 Affected,
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LONDON, Dec. 28.-Athyod, Lydlan
Monarch from New York,
NEw YoRK, Dec, 23,-Arfiyed, La Gas.
Togne from Hayre, aud Gsllert from
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vienna, Dec, 2S,-Dr Forster, mana,
ger Of the Burg theatre in this city,
dropped dead while walking in the
Semme,Ring forest. His death was
caused by apoplexy.
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Tic AnlnrlSnn s.lnnlltnn.

LUBoN, Dec. 03,-All tho vessels Coin'
ptlSlngthe American evolution squadron
are now at this port, tho yorktown hay
Ing arrived to-day.
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Nina IlnIllllnra Il,lr,lnh.

WABASH, 1NRo Dec, 2a,-Nlnc buBl,
ness houseg In the village Of LeeSburp
were burned yesterday, The losses az,
gteRaLe $4,000, With $4,000 lnsurante.
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ANOTHER REPORT.

A report received in London OF the
smith.slaven prize fight in Belgium
says that SIavin showed all through the
fight that he was the better man. A
number Of roughs at the ring side armed
with knuckle.dusters and sticks, tried
to reach Slavin over the ropes, and the
Australian was struck several times. Al
the end OF the thirteenth round Smith
left the ring. slavin remained aud
claimed the fight, but the referee would
not award 1t to him. After short time
Smith returned to the RUG. During the
next round there was great uproar al
around the ring. At the close Of the
round Smith was very sick. slayin was
perfectly well. The fight lasted twenty.
two minutes. 1t was reported at one
time that Slavin had been killed, buI
this report proved false.
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the party in Parliament. This will he
based on the lines Of the agreement
made by Mr., Gladstone and Pafnell dur.
Ing the latter's visit to Mr., Gladstone al
Hawarden last week. "
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THH SMITH-SLAVIN EIGHH.
1t was a Draw After the Close
Of the Fourteenth Round,
SMITH WAS BADLY WORsTED
by the Australian, NYhoNot Only Had
to Fight Smith But His Crowd Of
sympathIzers-His Appeal for
Fair Play is Jeered,

BRussELs, Dec, 2S.-The fight between
Jem Smith, Of England, and Frank sla'
vim, the Australian champion, was fought
this morning in private grounds situated
three miles from Bruges, There was
much squabbling from the outset and
owing to the outrageous conduct Of
Smiths party, at the conclusion Of the
fourteenth round the referee declared
the fight draw and refused to remain
on the glound, Smiths party evideRtly
saw that their man would be beaten and
they broke into the ring and interfered
with the fair progress Of the fight,
Further particulars show that slavin
forced tho fighting at the start, hitting
Smith several times on the chest aud
head In the two first rounds. The men
fell together and when Slavin rose he
was bleeding from the mouth.
In thu third round, smith got home
with his right and left, and In return
was knocked down by SlaVin.
The fourth round was marked by hard
fighting,
In the sixth round slavin landed a
terrific blow on one Of Smiths eyes.
lu the seventh round, Smith fought
slayin " the ropes, where a crowd Of
Smith's friends kicked Slayln, who,
however, remained silent,
Slayfn again Knocked Smith down In
the eighth round.
In the ninth, the mob surrounding
tho ring struck Slavin several times.
In the eleventh round, Slavin again
knocked his opponent down.
Smiths friends again struck Slavin
during the thirteenth round, but their
man was once more knocked down.
In the fourteenth, Slayin protested
against the treatment he was receiving
and appealed to the referee for fair play.
His appeal was greeted with derision by
Smiths friends, who shouted: "Police,h
and bOlted from the ground. Slsvin ~.
manned In the ring and Smith, who had
left when his frieuds ran away, re.
turned. The referee then said II was
impossible TO secure fair treatment for
SlaVin and declared tue fight a draw.
Slavin was full Of fight to the finish,
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The sovereign Grand Lodge l. O. 0: F.
met in Columbus, Ohio on Monday
Sept. 16, 1889. and remained in ses.
sion during the week. The cere-
monies of reception and the parade on
Wednesday was perhaps the srandest
and the largest ever witnessed.
The reports for the year ending
December 81, 1888. show that they
were at that date in existence 1874
Subordinate Lodges, containing 5s3-
552 Memhers, being a gain during that
year of 2O3 Lodges and 1880 mem-
berS-
During that year there was paid for
relief of 6352 Brothers, 4O065I weeks
benefit, making S26S436O.31 6413
burials cost $423,22O.S7. There was
expended, for relief of widowed fami-
lies the sum of 1871 ,3SO.O6.
The l. 0. O. F. have lodges working
in Germany, France, Spain, Switzcr-
land, Denmark. Sweden, Australia,
New Zealand, Japan, Cuba, Mexico,
Peru and the Sandwich Islands, all
reporting to and under the supervision
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge.
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less to waste time to argue them. 10
make the best of the situation as it is,
is the part of wisdom and common
sense.
Now that the cu'Ored voters are no
longer bulldozed Ivy their "wn people,
and driven like sheep to- the polls and
voted like machines, bat are able to
see, Judge, and act fn: themselves,
they are learning that their only true
and reliable friends are the men for
whom they work and earn Subsistence
for themselves and families. and are
casting their Sutfra.es with those upon
whom they can rely for aid and aSsIs-
ta.,cc wher they may need it.
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THOSE BONDS ,

That there has kecn ~trooae!nesS.
it not crime. in the WA, the false
bonds, upon which, sixty az seventy
Thousand dollars interest has been nn-
justly paid by this state, We're allowed
to get into the market, admits OF no
doubt.
Who are the guilty p%arties3
The State officers should unpartii
this shame aud expose j. to light for
every citizen to sex.
And, punishment mrrite.l and just
should be measured to the guilty
ones.
1t does not look as ii the Reissue Of
bonds, that should have been destroy
ed, could have occurred Ivy mistake.
It must have been the result of design.
Let the facts he made known.
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The Daily Times, of Richmond. Va,

The Daily Times, of Richmond. Va,
sounds this note OF warning, which
the party will do well to heed:
"Virginia is a Democratic State, but
it is necessary to bring ont our party
vote, and we are opposed by a cham
pion who may do us as the devil did
in that noted game when he played
for the young mans soul and .'snaked
the game"
IL may not appear at first that a
State election cOuld be so important
to the national party, but the fact is
that the Presidential election Of 1892
will be seriously influenced by the
Virginia election for GOvernc".'
BOSS Quay has recognized this.
and he proposes to capture the State
OF Virginia with ''hoodie."
Suppose that Boss Quay succeeds
the State will be Republican in 1892"
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Physicians Use II.

One great argument in favor of DR..
WestmOreland's Calisaya Tonic is that
physicians never hesitate to use it
their practice. The formula is fur
nished to physicians asking for it. The
following is proof positive as to it's
merits.
COLUMBIA, S. c.
Gentleman.-I have very thoroughly
tested your Calisaya Tonic and do not
hesitate to pronounce it Il most RENEE
dial agent. As astOmachic and a tonic
it is unsurpassed. Fer eliminating
malarial poison from the system and
repairing their %deleterious effects, for
rebuilding, reinyigorating and giving
tone to the system when reduced by
~prOtracted or severe fevers or other
facilitating causes, there is in nv
judgment, no other preparation in the
whole field of medicines equal to it.
j. F. ENsOR. NJ. ID.
Former Physician and Surgeon S. c.
Insane Asylum.
DR.. Westmorelaud's Calisaya Toni:
is sold by j. T. ThibOdeaux e. Son.
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THERE is Fun -4HCiD IN
UISHINGIlN CITY.

On the first Monday in December
the tifty-first session of Congress will
assemble. Tie Republicans will have
a small majority. and. Of course, will
organize the tlonse of Representatives.
The Democrats will not throw any
obstacles in the way of organization.
Then the Republicans will have both
houses Of Congress and the President,
and that is when the fun will make it's
appearance. If the Congress proposes
to go AHEAD and legislatc. for the
conEtry's good, every thing will pro-
badly work smoothly. But there is no
probability of that. The Republican
party is not in the habit of making
laws to benefit the country. Its aim
is simply to strengthen it's own power
and lesislate for such Isam as Wander
bilt Carnegie. and other Millionaires,
whilst the man who tolls for his bread
can foot the bills.
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The government of the United
States Is a great government. Il good
government. in fact, it has been call
ed the best government the world
and the rest of mankind ever saw.
1t sells postage stamp. to its patriot
ic citizens, which cost ten cents a
thousand for two cents Il piece, prin-
cipally in casl' down on the spot.
Now why should not this great gov
eminent give its people stamps that
will everlastingly stick together be-
fore they are used.
Stamps should never stick until
they are licked.
The opening of stuck together.
stamps cause o genuine swearing,
and unsophisticated cursing than any
thing extnnt. Until WaEamaker
makes a decent postage stamp he will
be the most ron ndly and justly abus-
ed man Oh earth.
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SPECIAL.

1t is with pleasure that We announce
d" our patrons that we have (again)
made arrangements with that vide
awake. illustrated farm magazine. the
-4merican Farmer, published at Fort
Wavne. Ind. and read by nearly 200,
600 farmers, by which that great pub
LEGATION will be mailed direct. FREE,
to the address of any of II snlscri-
lnls who will come in and pay up
all ar,caragcs on subscription and
one year in advance from
date. and to II new subscriber
who will pay II year III advance.
This is IA grand opportunity to OBJ
tain a tirst-class farm journal free
The Amcrican Farmer is n large To-
page journal, of national circulation
which ranks among the leading ag-
ricultural papers. 1t treats the ques-'
ton of economy in agriculture and the
rights and privileges of that vast body
of citizens-American Farmers
whose industry is The basis of all
material and national prosperity.
Its highest purpose is the elevation
and enrolling of Agriculture through,
the higher and broader education of
men and women engaged in its pur-
s,'its. The regular subscription price
of the american Farmer 81 90 per year
IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. From
any one number ideas can he obtain
ed that ill be worth thrice the sub
.cription price to You or members of
your household, YET YoU 1T FREE.
Call and see sample copy.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Second Justices Court Of G.. A. Enoer
r~an-Parish of LafOurche,
Ale|a"der Norris ss. Joseph Bernard
and EurcI MOrront.
July %, 1889

Take notice. that acting uAder "a writ Of
neii iac,as, enianatlng from the above emit.
tied couit. in the above %eut,tIe,l ease. I haye
seized and will Offer for sale ut public auction.
Pursuant to law, to the last and highest bid
der. at the courthouse in the town Of Thjbo.
daux, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1889.
between the hours of u o'clock a. H.. and 4
o'clock .. ln.. the following described proper
ty, to- wit:
ONE LUGGER by the name Of s.Ida. OF
New Orleans ~
Terms and conditions Of sale-Cash on the
spot M United States Treasury Notes to nav
the pr 'cipal aud interest in the above SUIT.
HENRY J. CELESrIN.
sept. 20 1853. Constable I'd Ward
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E b b B b & B & . B
THE QUESTION OF. SUFFRAGE

This subject is demanding ivcstisa-
ton and causing discussion through
out the United States, and will un-
doubtedly be an interesting question
for politicians to debate for years to
come. Some propose to repeal of the
Amendments to the Constitution of
tbs United States hat gave the right
of suffrage to the freedmen. It would
be as logical and reasonable to pro-
pose to turn the current Of the Missis-
sippi river up stream. One ia about
rs practicable as the other.
Others advocate an educational
qualification. This would not remedy
the trouble at all, as the white would
suffer equally with the colored race.
In the last few years the fact has
become patent that the colored voter
has shown u disposition to cast his
vote with his white friends. In Louis
lana, to-day, perhaps one-half of the
colored vote is given to the Democrat
&c party. At the late election here
this fact was evident, and those color
cd men who voted for the Democratic
nominee were generally the young and
educated mes. It is only the old
dyed in the wool negro that stands to
his party line, immovable.
To regulate this knotty subject one
may as we'll look the inevitable in the
face. The propositions above named
ere Totally impracticable, and it 10 sse-
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Is Consumption Incurable ,

Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Nor
rls, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess Of Lungs. and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
bic Consumptive. Began taking DIR.
Kings New Discover, for Comsum-
ton, am now on my third bottle, and
able to oversee the work on my farm.
It is the finest medicine ever mac.
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, OHIO,
says: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption I
would have died of Lung troubles.
Was given up by Doctors. Am now in
best OF health" Try it. Sample bot
ties free at Thibodaux Drug Store.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th judicial District Court-Par.
ish of LafOurche.
Succession to Pierre Lorio. No. 1000
PrObafee.

whereas Desire H.. Lore ofsaid parish, has
pointed ad 'nlnis.rstOr of the aforesaid eat
Now. therefore, all persons are her,.hv
warned and notified 10 file their oDnos;.;on ~
the said application in writing with the cierI
OF sai.t court. at his Office in the town of
Ih,toda1k, w,thinten days after the first pub.
vii! be duly appointed and confirmed ~
snch adn,Mstrator in accordance with Iav
(> In testimony whereof. witness mo
LIS. hand and the impre.s Of the ses, ~
S~C'Oy Office, ct Thibodaux. thia asss
day of Sept, A. D., ls8a.
W. KNOBLoCH.
Clerk Of Court
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Fl. I. Sharp. Physician and Druggist,
Nynne, Ark, writes Il nave sold G. e. e..
Certain Chill Cure to hundreds of employees,
on the Memphis and Bald Knob H.. r.. and
citizens of Cross County, and l don't know OF
a failure to cure; | could get as many certi-
fcates az | have sold hotties"
Sold by T%iibodaux Pharmacy.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER , ISS

- Ne1I the thurs Of ~ o'clock a. M. and
"r'nr'5p m.s the following Described pro
pay. tO-w't.
me ."h vte"d three eighths Of a certain
sn ~ n'aititon siiu,te,i in the parish of Id.
: ~ c.'e on TIA left descending hank OF t,a,au
Ii. "u'che AT a''ont iwrrty two mics below
tie town Of 'i,itrr'aus. measuring twerty-
Sven ar'ents r"nt, more or les. by fo-iy
= ,'ents in depth, bounded above by lands Of
jori LyI'l formerly. now of Leblanc and
! ya'. and below by the Harata,ia canal, TO
%c.t'ar with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and the right aud piv,'eye
tn.,eof.
To pay aud satisfy the sum of three thous-
anu seven hunhfed aud nine AMI 50 100 col.
In with interest thereon from the ist. d,y
o. May. 1888 until paid, al tie rae of eight
rer cent per an"um plus the additional sum
% five per ceat on The aggregate amount in
p"'uc'pal AID in crest 0, SAID Indebtedness as
attorneys fees aud all costs herein for AL,
and whie" said amount IN prime pal and ,n,er-
t' attor leys fees and al costs herein are
secured by mortgage per act before Thomas
A.. Batcaux. notary pubic Of said parisI, of
date the 18th day Of May. 1883.
p. f. LORIO. Sheriff.
July 70. 1889.
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puBLlslsED EVERY sATURDAi.
r. SAMOAN. Managing Editor
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Jndirial District Court Par
l>h ui iaiuurchp.
Ei"nn Ibrnhdm as. Eernayd PenouiIlr.
-Natnyaf Tutor, dc. No. PAT.

Take notice, that acting under aud hy
! tu- of an order OF seizure and Sale
emanarlng from the above entitled
our. n The ABOVE entitled and numbered
,sr rave seized and will offer for SAT- 1T
f'in' %,acti"u, tursusnt Ia law. to lie last
aud gi,est pidder, At the courthouse in the
'OwG OF IhibOdaux, on
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PAS7VRAGE

A FINE PASTURE of 500 arpenta.s1
use of cattle raisers and others. IT,
month: Horses or Mules, 81, Cows
IS cents; Calves or sheep, SO cent?.
For further information address
OSCAR Lx.lS2
RAee,es9
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uADvERTIsE IN THE SENTINEL.
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ale Ihitodaux Sentinel
SATURDAY. SEPT IS. 1889.

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