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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-17
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Suspicious Origin of the RevOlu-
pfOnnry Reports.


piOnnry Reports.
New YORK, November 16.-A reporter
called this morning at the Brazilian
Consulate. 6eflor Salvador de Medonca,
the Consul General, resides in Washing
ton most of the time. He could not be
seen. Sub.Chancellor John G. Rodman,
who knows Brazilian politics we'll,
gave his personal opinion on the
matter. Rodman says the so-called rev.
olution can hardly be anything more
than a riot between the students
of the military and naval schools, who
always have been very jealous of each
other, and seize every opportunity to fight
among themselves. What confirms him
in this opinion is the shooting of the Min
lister Of the Navy.
"It is not admissible" said he, "that
a revolution tending to the ovsrthrowing
Of the Imperial Government could take
place in the middle Of November, hardly
month after the last general election,
which took place in October, and resulted
in an overwhelming and peaceful victory
of the Liberals over the ultra Corserva-
tivee.
"The new Ministry and new PRrlia-
ment had majority Of three-fourths Of
the total vote in the country, and YOU
must not think that Liberals means
Republicans. It doesn't in Brazil, no
more than ia England. and the Emperor
may be said to be . Liberal OF the coun-
(Conf;,,,ted ~, fourth mans.
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The Clearing House.
The following is a statement Of the
business transacted by the Clearing
House during the week:
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pALo ALTO BREAKS AGAIN
sUNoL TAKES TT EASY.
The BLOOD Horse Associa ton.

SAN Francisco, November 16.-The
fall meeting of the Pacific Coast Blood
Horse Association opened auspiciously
today.
First race. mile dash-Abi won, Daisy
D. second, Jubilee third; time, al.
Three quarters Of mile, ladies stakes
-Muta won, Jessie G. second; time,
1:16. Whisban's driver, O'Neill. WAS
thrown at the quarter, but not seriously
hurt.
One and one-half miles, November
stakes, 81 600, all ages-Peel won. in
1868 Mikado second, Tycoon third.
Three-quarter mile heats, selling
Long Shot won, Kildare second, Ida
Glenn third best time, l IA.
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EXCITED MARKETS.
Effect OF the Reports on the Col
mercial World.

Effect OF the Reports on the COm-
mercfal World.
NEW YoRK, November 16-The re-
port Of a revolution in Brazil, followed BY
the report of another in Venezuela,
caused vast amount of excitement
among downtown merchants engaged in
the South American trade. These re-
ports caused great crowd to gather in
the Coffee Exchange this morning.
At call, prices advanced little over
the closing prices of yesterday. The
first four lots of 1000 bags of Deem
ber sold at SIS 65 an advance of Is to 20
points over yesterday. 1t fell off to $l5.15
for January, and opened 5 to Is points
above last night. March, April and May
acted in sympathy. June, July and
August were neglected, while September
advanced rs to 80 points. Fifteen thou
sand bags were sold on first call.
BRAZILIAN SECURITIES DROP.
LONDON, November 16.-Brazilian
securities fell 5 per cent on the London
Stock Exchange today.
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elizabeth Races.

EMzApErH, November 16. - Five
eighths mile--Mamie B. won in :061a ;
Express second, Bradford third.
Three-fourths mile-Rainbow won in
:22M; Oregona second, Caspar third.
Mile-Bohemia won in l so; Theodo-
sius second, Pelham third.
Three.fourths mile-Belwood won in
:2l; Bancloche second, Martin Russell
third.
Three-fourths mile-Freedom won in
:20la; Coldstream second, Puzzle
third.
MiIe-Lonely won in 81 Il; Stepha-
ME second, Gallatin third.
sALE OF RACING STOCK.
The horses comprising the entire rae
ing stables Of McClelland &; Roche, who
have dissolved partnership, we're sold
today noon in the paddock by Colonel
Bruce. Among the high prices paid
vera the following: Bradford, b. h. (5),
by Imp. Glenganyl or Bramble, out of
Nevada; G. Walbaum, $1,000. Badge,
b. C. (4),by Imp. Ill-Usad, the Baroness
6. Walbsun, 5000. Heydey, b. c. (3),
ny Iroquois, out of Ontario; G.. Post,
81 200. Property of A. NJ. Hunter, Mr..
Pelham, b. c. (2), by Imp. st. Blais, out
of Dauntless; +. Eshner, 81, $50.
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[Continusd on fourth pags.l
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an informal and impromptu occasion, it
had never been equaled. Among those
present were Misses Sullivan, Wynn,
Bsitel. Nellie Carr, Dora Merkle, Mr..
aud Mrs. Fred II. Martin, Messrs. Du
Bois, Carter, Stanton, Il. E. Neff, Henry
Day, r. Kinsey.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
goth. Judicial District Court, Parish
of LafOurche.
Succession of John johnson. No. 1902.
PrObates.
Dee. IA, s

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE-
l. cree of said court and in obedience to a
commission to me direc1ed in the above en-.
titled and numbered succession, bearing date
OF December Ii. 1889, / will offer for sale at
public auction. pursuant to law. to the last
and highest bidder at the courthouse in the
town OF Thibodaux, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY =, 1890,
bet veen the hours of II o'clock a. N. and /
O'Clock p. M, the following described proper
ty. belonging to the said succession, to-wit ::
The undivided halt of a certain lot of
ground in the town OF Long neville on the
left bank OF bayou Lafourche, descending.
being lot No. two III in Block No. thirty.
eight lbs! according toa subdivision Of said
Block No. 3s, having a front of tifty-ive ISL
feet on 18th Street, by a depth of one hundred
and ten tll0I feet running from east and
ives, bounded on the north by lot now or for
merlv occupied by Maria Lcng and on tho
south by lot No. one now or formerly Of
Nelson Taylor.
Together with all the buildings and i'm
proveinents thereon and all the appurtenan-
ees thereof.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on tho
spot i'll United Treasury Notes to paw debts
FkANTZ ZERNOTT.
,ec. ~. 1859. Administrator
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court. Parish
of LafUurche.
II. L. Gogrere rs. Oscar 4ngello-. No,
2459.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER AND DE
4 cree af the above entitled court. and in
obedience to a commission 10 me directed iii
the Above entitled and numbered suit. bear
iig date OF December Ii, 1889. | viii! offer for
safe at pnblc auction. pursuant to law, to
the last and highest bidder, on the premises.
situated i'll this parish. tight ban of bayou
LafoHfchr. at about six miles above the town
OF Ihibodaux. on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER oS, 1889.
between the hours of II o'clock q. IN. aud 4
O'Clock =. M. the foilowin" described proper
~ attached IN the above entitled and NAM
bered suit, the same being eff perisllable
nature, liable to deteriorate. and expensive
to keep, to-wlt:
The %eonielt> of Il certain trade store situa-
ted in said parish at six miles above the town
of TbibndauX, on the right bauk of bayou
Laiourshe, consisting of dry goods. notions.
shoes, groceries. liquors, tin. glass and crock
eiv wares. and II lot of moss and leather CO..
lars. and coon skins.
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash on the
spot i'll United States Treasury Fotes.
p. Z. LORIO.
Dec. IA, 1889. Sheriff.
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More Testimony.

WALKERSVILLE. s. G..
Gcntlemen: Ny wife was suffering
with all the SYMPTOMS of dyspepsia,
and could not eat anything without
suffering very great pain. AS a conse-
qnence ofthis deranged and morbid
condition of the digestive organs, she
took yellow .;aundice, and was treated
by the best of physicians without any
benefit. | heard of DR.. Westmore-
lands Calisaya Tonic, and bought two
bottles, from the use Of which She was
entirely cured, and has not had an at
tack for nearly two years.
For sale by j. Z. Thibodeaux &
Son.
Very respectfully,
ABNER WALKER.
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lY:ateS OF advertising

For each aqt,afe of ten lines or less,
the first insertion $3.50. Second lnser-
ton. IS cents per square. Fol-
uuent insertions, per square ~ cents.
Obituaries 70 cents per line.
Professional and business cards, IN
GLIDING paper. viii be published at the
rate of 80 ce!ts per square f0 the ilrst
insertion. and % cents for subsequent
insertions.
4 liberal discount to yearly adverti-
sers.
Announcing candidates for Office,
$40. 20 be paIa for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements not marked on the
con> for specified .ime will oe inser-
ted till forbid and payment eHacted.
Persons sending Communications %
this naOer must always furnish thaif
real names to the Editor. We viii not
save CT resaIn rejected manuscripts.
A!lnsicns personally disparaging TO
n one VII never Nv inserted EXCEPT
as advertisements nor then, IL peculiar
~ Objectionable.
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The Printers Towel.

For a fac-simile of the description
given below call at this Office on II
Saturday:
When think of the towel, the old
fashioned towel that used to hang up
by the printing house door. l think
that nobody in these days Of shoddy
can hammer out iron TO wear as il
wore. The tramp who abused it, the
devil who used it, the comp who got
it when those two were gone. the
makeup and fireman. the editor,
poor man, each rubbed some CRIME
of while. they put IA heap On. In
over and under. twas blacker
than thunder, twas harder than pov-
erty rougher than sin from the roll
er suspended. it never was Blended,
and it Mapped on the wall like a ban
ner of and harder and tougher, and
daily put on II more inky hue, until
II windy morning, without any
warning, it fell OF the floor and was
broken in tWO.-Bnrdetfe.
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Ordinance No. 90.

Re it ordained by the Mayor and Trustees
Pf the town of Thibodaux, in council assem-
bled:
That ordinance No. 95. adopted by the
council. December the Sth, 1887, repeating
section 1913 Of the revised bylaws and ordi.,
nances OF the town Of ~Thibodaux. be and is
hereby repealed to the extent ONLY of grant.
lnns the setting on fire Of petards and other
ire works on Christmas eve. Christmas day.
New Years eve, New Years day and ;ujy
he 4sh OF each year, provided, however, that
no petards or fire works of any kind shall be
1red OFT between the hours of 8 O'Clock a. m.
anu . O'Clock p. III. on the herein above she
1clfied days; and any person e. persons vio-
hating the provisions hereof, shall for each
gand every %otfense, be fined in a SUN not ey-
eeeding $500 or be imprisoned, in cases of
failure or NEGLECT to pay, within the epoch
fixed by the officers examining the case. for
q space of time which shall not exceed twelve
hours.
Be it further ordained, That this ordinance
shalt go into effect from and after its pro,nnI.
CATION A
II. N. COULON, Mavor.
JOHN b. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Adopted Dec. 10, 1889.
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DEATH or JEFFERSON D4 VTS

DEdIH VI CEFF LhSON IA rs.
This has been a week of mourning.
a week of sorrow. A great man has
passed from earth.
A man who was great as a citizen,
great as a soldier, great as a states
man, grand in prosperity, grand in
q adversely, but greater and grander
than all as a christian.
Ages will pass away into oblivion,
!. but the name of Jefferson Davis
viii shine, a satr OF the first magni-
tude in the bright galaxy of great
! and noble and eminent men, whose
genius, and grandeur make the his
Of the nineteenth century one Of the
grandest in the cycles of time.
In the cemetery Jefferson Davis sfeeps
we'll.
His memory alone remains on earth
and the records of the good that he
has done alone live after him.
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Notice to Public School Teahers.

T~hibodaux, La, October eth. 1899
Applications for positions as public school
teachers in the parish of Lafourchs for the
ensuing year are hereby notified that cx-
holidays excepted) at the Office of Messrs.
OSullivan and Knobloch, from Monday,
october 18th. 1889, to the close of the current
year. Hours of examination from 10 a. m.
to 4 p. IN.
\. B.-Ths fact that the applicant holds a
teachers certificate or has filled the teach
er's desk for a number Of years will no ex-
empt him from examination.
Il. W. BLAKE,
A. +. kNOBLOCH,
+. A. O'SCLLIvAN,
7. A. BADEAUX,
H. w. TABOR, SR.
Board Of Examiners.
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Whilst the public demonstrations
Of mourning, during the o~bsequies Of
Jefferson Davis, IN this town were
not many, yet the sad faces Of his
friends gave evidence of tie great
sorrow prevailing their minds. On
Tuesday evening the Mayor issued
che following proclamation-
As Il token of the sorrow which ills
all hearts in our beautiful South over
the .leatA of the late jefferson Davis,
Il man who was honored hy the Con-
ted,s9y with the highest office i'll its
gift, and who, since the banner "f the
Lost Cause was fnrled away forever,
has 10 nis retirement given evidences
of his heroic ana ma.nanino,ls spirit,
l., J. Louis Aucoiu, Mayor of the Town
of Thilx.daEx, do hereby recommend
that Tomorrow afternoon business
shall he suspended. and that public
bindings and private residences shall
be irapesi iltm%onrning, and that bells
shall be tollel at intervals as !, public
manifestation o. ON peoples grief.
j. l.. AUCoIN, Mayor.
j. b. TAYLOR, Clerk,
A large delegation of the citizens
had gone to New Orleans to attend
the funeral Of til" great man whom
they loved aud admirea. Grape was
conspicuous on many buildings, and IL
general sorIow and quiet prevailed
ola tie streets and IN ,ln quiet fire
sides.
At noon the bell of the Towr. Hall
and some Of the church bells began to
tol which solemn requiem was contiH-
ue.i until the going down OF the sun.
Had there been any doubts Of the
deep. earnest devotion that the people
OF the Southland entertained for TIE
grand leader Of tie Lost Cause, those
apin~elieIisiolls were dis,ei.ed when
the announcement of his death WAS
dashed over the electric wires. Many
an old veteran she'd tears as lie re-
called the memories Of by-gone days,
when mems souls were tried and their
value proven.
But most gratifying OF all to those
old soldiers, whose heads are VOW
whitened witt, age, was to witness the
sentiments of regret and evidences of
grief shown 10y those who had grown
mp to ma:hood since the hard stru.-
gle had been concluded, and to whom
the great si~atesman, soldier, citizen
and christian We're known only as
part of the history of their country.
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DuH,UtNT To AN ORDER AND DE-
L cree OF the above entitled court and
il obedience to u commission to mn
directed in the above entitled "ntl
nnmt~r".l ease h"lriu" ftt.' ii
nerct. o., II. 1889. T MI. oil. l. far sale at
put IL n,riior pursuant - iaw IT, The 'a>t
am. f,IncsF ti,lticr un lie premises siina' ed
in tl,- tari-t. rj.h: haiii; "fit."I | af,."t- lie.
~ a|r3,.l sis isiits :hovr tlr IOWA Of tt.b,-
aIlN. an
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1889.
between the Lonrs of ~ O'Clock a. III. and 1
O'Clock y. M, the following described pro-
perry attached III the above entitled aml
uumhere! sult. the same hc'hg If :; lt IRISH
able ua,urc. Liable to detcri"rite, and cApeI-
sive to keep. t" Wit:
J.. Que surrel hnr q, named Satrhcz.
>. One roam horse, Sam.
3 One black hursc. Rex.
!. One roam mare. Dazy.
5. Tw" Peddiing hacks. one p~ettil;n" cart
and contents.
& Two sets harness.
Z. About 40,oG0 barrel slayes aud aboat
3.p09 headings on Mr.. Arestile LandLy's laud,
bay"n Choupic.
terms and conditions of sale Cash on the
spot in United States Treasury notes.
r.. E. LOKIO,
Dec. n, 1889. Sheriff.
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Congress has done but little so far
except showing the malice and hatred
Of the south exhibited Ivy such crazy
fanatics as Chandler and others. +.
That senator has already presented
a bill which lie hopes to pass. and
through which the right of holding
elections will be taken from the people,
in n oftlle southern states. and
give it to the control of such misera-
bic crankS as lie is.
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A Montana paper recently contain
ed this remarkable notice: Mr..
Charles johnson and Miss Fanny
West were married 10y til" Rev. $.
Hills ON Wednesday,. So far u" t,tNl
bic has resulted. and those best in
formed rs To- the situation say there
will be nni.c." Tie next day the r!i-
tor a~,mIogizrd. and explained that
part # I'm item regarding IN i'~iri!';cnt
strik" had got into the wroiy place
The Rnxt!ry.
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FOR SALE.

job Work done neatly, SCI
cally, speedily and cheaply, \
SENTINEL job printing Office
street, between st. Philip an
Louis streets
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Dec.-14-4t.
FOUND.

About fifteen days ago on the public road
IN front OF my residence. 2 strayed horses
one is a black mare with her two legs white
below the knees. The other horse the colt
is a bay mare with one leg white below the
of the horses have any brand or mark anv-
one claiming same with proofs of being the
owner will please call before 30 days and pay
expenses on same. LENDORE ESTE
Nine miles below Lockport, Lafourche La.
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FIREMEN's HALL.

; IIAIlL.
Dec. 1C, II, 10. Liilipution Won
dcrs.
Dee. 80. Black Flag.
Doors open at I o'clock p M, nr-
tain rises at s.
Admission 80 cents, reserved seats
Is cents, children Is cents.
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Fos. EverythfnS 81 seaso )

ITO eycryfhIn. there IL a season and a
time. for ~. ~ pnrn0sr," and there mav come
= time when some nlcu, her Of the family will
be- attacked in the night hy Group ora severe
culd. be ready ior an emergency ny Keeping
a.bctsle al c. c. G., Celtain Cough Carr, III
the house.
Sold by Thibodsux Farnar4.
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LoCKPoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASS,

At a meeting held by this association on
the first Thursday Of October, 1859, it was
RESOLVED, That hsnceforth, a fair shall
be held fer the benefit Of the school fund on
the first Saturday and Sunday Of June of ey-
cry year. By order Of
PIERRE BARRIOS, Secretary.
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F0R 8EET.

Two hundred acres fine rice land, never
been in rice located in Lafourche Vacherie,
apply or address,
JOHN, Il. GHEENS.
Gheens Post Office
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"You don't look strong enough for
the work, my son." Said the mer-
chant. "Running an elevator to my
store is a hard job and the paw is
small" Eyes, sir" said the youthful
applicant, 81 can do it. I'm little.
but I'm strong. Pm your '~oister.'
And the strong man turned away and
wept.-Chicago Tribune.
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,..iuAi.Al. DEC.i4, 1850.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10th. judicial District Court, Parish
Of Lafnurche.

4. Lehman d Co. rs. Oscar Anyeilos
No. 2464.
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Sold by Thibodsux Parmary.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-31
I,a,ard on the samna one.lion

WAsHISGTOS, Jan. @.-In an in
terview published AZ Baltimore this
morning Secretary B,ysrd says Ger
many has glsen this country no ca-us
belli; that our flag has no, been in
suited and American property de
stroyed, and that the whole question
is, shall this country saert the inde-
pendenee of Samoa by Gree Of arms, IL
need be, against Germsr sggression
As this involves the question OF peace
or war, the determination OF when
resides with congress, the whole sub
ject has been referred TO thlt body, the
President not feeling authorized to
take further steps which might pre-
cipitste hostilities.
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tion OF the Chamber. He will introd uce
TO dsy bill In re-establisb the scrntin
d. ACCOMPLISHMENT system Of voting. The
Boulaugist press has decided to remain
passive and profit by any mistake.
,made by the government. The
downfall Of The Fioquet Government
is expected when II demands urgency
for the scrutiD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bill,
ss the BoulsDgists and probably many
OF the Opportunities and Radicals will
refuse 10 sgrse to IL. II il stated q at
Goblet and D'Freicinet both desire the
position OF prime minister. The BOu-
langists declare that should the Gov
eminent blunder Boulanger will he
president OF the executive power with
In a month.