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The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
PERSONAL.

M. S. Dannaher of Mooney & Danna.
her, engine and boiler manufacturers OF
Grand Forks, OAK, was in the city dur
ing the past week visiting his many
friends.
Jno. w. Cullen and wife have re-
turned from their wedding tour after
three months absence in the East. They
will reside at No. s, Union street south
east.
The familiar countenance of VIM. I.
Uannigan may be noticed on our streets
again after an absence Of some years
from Minneapolis. Mr.. Hannigan Ie-
turned last Monday.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
CITY: BRIEFS

The telephone call of THE IRISH
STANDARD is 1854.
The police commission Monday found
Patrolman Wade guilty of insubordi-
nation and discharged him from the
service.
The jury'in the case of Otto johnson
against Robert Fisher and Inspectors
Hankinson, Howard and Kinney to re-
cover the Barrett reward, rendered q
verdict last Saturday Of 500 for John
son and $500 for Fisher.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
THE THEATRES.
The Grand.

Tonight Thatcher, Primrose & Vests
Ministries close their engagement at
the Grand Opera House. Next week
beginning Monday evening and for the
first half of the week, Geo II. Adams
will present, ''He, She, Him & Her, :"
with a strong company. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, Hal
Reid's s'Ex- Convict"
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
.Motioe Of Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing
between j. j. Mu}lane and j. d. Han
non under the firm name of MulIane &c
Harmon, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. Mullane will col.
lect all bills due said firm and pay ali
debts now contracted.
Dated May %, 1889.
~. Mullane,
j. y. Harmon.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
The PEOPLES

s'The Nelsonla American Specially
Company" closes it's weeks engagement
tonight at the Peoples Theatre. Next
week Ragged Jack" will be produced
the entire week. The play during its
first week met with SO much success
that the management are compelled to
run it one more week.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25

For fine taIiroing see George
O'Sulivan 22S Hennepin avenue.
Clothing, hats, Gaps and gents fur
nishing goods at RooitsElsks, 228 Hen
nopin avenue. Latest styles, lowest
prices.
Order your spring and summer suit
of Geo. O'Sullivan, the popular tailo,
at 22S Hennepin aYenue. He guaran'
tees a perfect fit and entire saJisfac-
ton. ........
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
Harris Theatre.

''The Grand Duchess is the opera for
all next week at Harris Theatre. Their
opening week has been very successful
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25

The Shamrock club gave another of
their enjoyable parties at Dania hall
last Wednesday evening. The club has
met with much success since it's orgeni-
cation, all their hops being largely at
tended. The club will hold another one
in two weeks.
Daniel Getchell was on last Sunday
afternoon elected Grand Marshal Of the
G. T. A. Convention parade, at a meet
ing of delegates at St. Anthony of Padua
hall. The contest was close and full of
excitement, the vote being 81 for Gtchell
to 40 for P,J Moran.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25

Pitcher Wells and Oenterfelder Has
samer have been released by The Mil
waukee club.
The New Jersey Athletic club has de-
cided not to allow safety bicycles to
compete in the event on Decoration day.
Jake Kilrain, accompanied by Charles
Mitchell, will sail for home on the Adri-
attic, which leaves Liverpool tomorrow,
The Thistle Strollers defeated the ST.,
AnthonYs in the second game of football
for the championship cup last night by
q score Of 2 TO /.
Chas. H. Manning has challenged AL
fredo d'Oro to play match at continu-
GUS pool for $500 side and the cham
pionship of America.
The Manhattan Athletic club will
hold it's spring handicap games on june
Is. Many crack athletics are now train
ing for the different events,
Secretary Simon, of the driving club,
is making arrangements for the special
races at the St. Paul meeting Three
thousand dollars will be given in prizes.
The thoroughbred brood mares and
FLIES recently purchased by Pierre
LorrilIard in New York, have all been
shipped to the Rancocas stock farm,
Jobstown, N. J.
The newly organized Manitowoc ten
mis- club has elected the following ofic
ers: President, George Moore; captain.
Whit Montgomery; secretary and treas
urer, Edw. A. James.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
WE INVITE COMPARISON

Pigs in the pen puzzle given SWAY free to all who ca,
away free to every purchaser in BOYS and Children
famous Vacuum Pistol, Target and arrow given awav W
or over in this department.
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25

Paul the most important suit argued
and submitted was that Of John Martin,
c.. II. Petit, w. D. Washburn, E. M.
Wilson, Mrs. w. McNair. administra-
tors of the estate of w. w. McNair ct
al, against James j. Hill ct al. This is
an action brought to rescind contract
for the sale of $125,00o worth of stock
in coal mine IN Iowa on the ground
of fraud and mistake. 1t was tried be-
fore Judge Brill in the Ramsey county
court, and a verdict rendered for the
plaintiff, The defendant appealed.
The Edison Electric Light Company
have applied to the city engineer for
permit to lay the underground wires.
They ask for space 24x2D inches on
top of the trench and not more than 81
inches from the bottom OF their conduit
to the surface Of the street. The per-
NIT will be granted and in 10 days the
company will have it's pipes laid. They
will extend up Nicollet and Hennepin
avs from Bridge Square to 9th st. and
up and down Washington av. The
wires are copper rods in pipes, and are
very easily laid. Connections are made
with the joints and the system will
furnish light and power.
Judge Rea Wednesday filed decision
in the case of S. II. Mattison against s
W. Farnham, O. G. Merriam, Winthrop
Young and j. j. Howe, the executors
Of the estate of James a. Lovejoy. dis
missing Messrs. 11erriam, Young ant
Howe. The case involves two promis
The Irish standard., 1889-05-25
SPORTING NEWS.

Pitcher Wells and Oenterfelder Has
saner have been released by The Mil
waukee club.
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A Talkative Parrot In a Car.

'Ah, there, baby :" screamed the
parrot hid behind a paper which Will
lie had placed over the cage.
The cid maid looked startled, saws
Il Philadelphia paper, and a grin ap-
peared on the faces of the other pas-
sengers.
"Oh, mamma ~ croaked the bird.
The old maid glared at each pass
enger highly indignant.
"Where did you get that hat, I'd
like to know p went on the irrepressi-
BILE bird.
The clerical passenger looked up in
alarm and then felt his hat in hasty
confusion. Every one noted the ac-
ton, an1 ripple Of suppressed laugh
ter went over the car.
"Ah, there whiskers !"
'Fhe clerical man leaped to his feet
and frOwned at smooth faced younv
man near the front.
II won't be insulted! he cried.
"Ding, ding; two more fares out Of
the cOmpany's pockets"
The conductor flushed and FASTENED
into the car from the back platform.
"Who said that I" he demanded.
Willie looked as dcmure as an an
gel.
"Johnny, get your hair cut"
An old man with long hair made q
precipitate departure from the car.
At Bond street Willie lifted the pa
per, grabbed tho cage, and got of
the car.
Then the passengers tumbfed.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial Districs Court-Par
ish of LafOurche.
Succession Of Pierre Lorio. No. 1892
PrObates.

Pursuant to an order and decree OF tho
almve entitled court and in obedience to n
commission to me directed in the above
titled and numbered succession bearing date
Of October, "a, 1889. will offer for sale ut
puhlc auction pursuant t. law tO the last
and highest bidder at the courthouse in the
town Of Thb olaux, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1852.
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. nj. and 4
O'clock p. M, the following described pro-
perty. belonging to tho said succession, to.wit:
A certai" lot of ground sitnated in this
parish, in the town Of Thibolaux, being the
southern half Of lot NJ" thirty-eight 1881 ~
represented on plan of said town made and
executed by James b. Grin~.s Oh the lst
dav Of May, 1872, being bounded in front or
west by Lower Canal street, north or to-
words the bayou Laf"urche. by tho other
half Of said lot No. thirty eight 49,. soutl,
by st. Bridget street. aud east by Narrow
street, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash on the
spot in Unite.l States Treasury notes to pay
debta.
DESIRE H. LORI0,
Oct 96, 1889. Administrator.
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RULES OF COURT CHANGING
TERMS.

It is ortle, ed that the terms of the Twen-
tieth Judicial District Court oh all be held -
follows:
In the parish Of Assumption:
, On the first Monday Of March.
On the first Monday Of June
On the first Monday Of September.
On the first Monday Of November.
The terms beginning on the frst Mondays
of March and September shall bc JUICY terms
ut each Of which, grand jury shall be e'n-
pxnelled.
The other terms will be civil terrs.
TIE terms in March and November will be
presided over by Judge Walter GniOn, aud the
terms in June and September will be presided
over by Judge Taylor Beattie.
In the parish of Lafourche the terms shall
be held IA follows:
On the first Monday Of February.
On the first Monday of April.
On the first Monday Of July.
On the first Monday Of October.
The terms beginng on the first Mondays
of April and October shall be Jury terms 1t
each Of which, grand jury shall be empanel-
le..
The other terms will b civil terms.
The terms in February and October will
be presided over by Judge Walter Guion, and
the terms in April and July will be presided
ry term Jury shall 6e drawn for three
weeks Of the term unless otherwise specially
ordered by the Judge.
The Judges reserve the right to interchange
term with each other and to preside one tor
the other Whenever the public interess or
their own convenience may render it deslra-
bic.
All cases in which one of the Judges may
be recused shall be continued to the next
term held by the other Judge.
1his order shall go into effect from and af.
ter the first day of January. 1890.
Thus done and sigred in open court, at
NapOIeOnville, this 4th day Of November
1889. (Signed)
WALTER GUION.
TAYLOR BEATrJE.
Judges Goth District
Filed November 4th, 1889.
(Signed
OSCAR DUGAS.
Deputy Clerk
(~~-) A true copy. Clerks Office, Parish
LIS. Of Assumption this teuth day OF Nov
(>~~ ember, A. D., 1889. (Signedt
OSCAR DUGAS,
Deputy Clerk
Filed in my office on this 7th day OF Novem
ber. 1899, and spread on the minutas BOOK
ID" Of said account folio liza and ll6 the same
day.
(~) Witness my hand and the impres,
LIS. Of the seal Of my office at Thib< dsux
(~~~ this 7th day OF Nov. A. II. l88y.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk of said Court, Parish Of LafOurche
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
10Th judicial District Court Par.
ish Of Lafourche.
S"ccessiOn Of Michel Serix and his r;te
Iheodiste Hebert ia Community.
No. 1875. PrObates.

Whereas Joseph SEWN Of said parish, ad
Wihistraf0r Of the aforesaid estate and COM
munity, has render.d q final account Of his
administration of the same. '
Now therefore all persons are hereby warn
ed and notified to file their opposition in wri.
ting t"- the said account with the clerk of
eail court at his office IN the town Of Thibo-
daux ten days after tho first publication
hereof. Otherw ise the same will bo annrnved
and h"'nologated iu accordance with law.
In testimony whereof:
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. J of the seal OF my Office this the 10Th
~ day Of Nov. A. d. 1889
j. w. KNOBLOCH.
Clerk Of Court.
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SUGAR AND RICE ESTATE
At AUCTION.
"cHlNA GROVE" E"PlANTAT'n

Sale by p. E. L0riO, Sheriff, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1889,
at the Court House in the towE OF Thibodaur
between the hours aud O'Clock in the af.
ternO0n ut public auction.
That certain tract Of land known "a the
''China Grove Planta, ion, situated in the
parish of Lafonrche on the left descending
bank Ut tue bayou Lafonrche at about fDmr
miles below the town of Thibodaux. me,snr.
ing IA srpents more or less front on said
bayou Lsfourchc and Morgan Raj ru.d
ny eighty tSO) srp-nts IN depth: the
lateral lines ronverging cons; ;l,rably
as they recesle from t.e said bsvom.
bounded above hy lands or Pahin Rr ". and
below ''y the track Of Morgan's l. & +, rail
road aud lands Of Marcellin Richard: tie
whole sgreeahly to plan or sketcl, unn.xej
to an authentic of sale of said piautativn nj
date the the 18th April, 1891 and recorded
the conveyance office Of the parish of Ii,
fOuiche.
Together with all the buildings and i'm.
pr0ventnts thereon. and all the appurtennr,.
ces thereof: eight (8) mules, five /5l carts.
five (5) plows. all Sgi icultural Implements
therst" belonging.
Ierms-One- third cash, aud the balance ri
one, TWO anu three years, with interest there
ON ut the rate Of per ccnt from the dxy of
s'le. and secured by vendors lien aud priyi
security clanses.
Act of sale beforc Philip E. Leblanc. Nota-
ry, ut the expense OF purchaser.
For further particulars. address
CHAS. ESPENAN.
y9 Decatur ST.. New Orleans. La
-, . ~ Z LORIO, Sheri1t
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

TFoR CLUB RATES or any further infor-
r1stisn desired. write legibly to the under.
signed. clearly stating your residence, with
State County. Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will he assured by
your enclosing an envelope bosring your
tal address.
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AM ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issuel by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange:
Addressed N. A. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans. La.
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For the second week of said court begin
ming on Monday Dec. 9Th, 1889, as follows,
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of LafOurche.
CLERKS OFFICE, }
Thibodsux, Sept. %. 1889. !

l hereby cert fy that on the 9th day Of
Sept. 1889. the following named persons
were drawn by the jury commissioners of
said parish, to serve as jurors tor the ensuing
term of said court beginning ON Monday.
Dec. end. 1882.
For the first week of said court beginning
on Monday Dec. 2md 1889. to serve as grand
and petit Jurors, IA follows, viz:
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Pursuant to nm OF der md decree oil tho xbOv,
entitled court and in ol,el;snco to commits
sUn to me directed in the above entitled sue
c~aSiOii. bearing date ut tJct. Ii. 1889, l vii
offer for sale ut public auctIsn. pmrsuan
TO law, to tho last and highest bidder. at TIT
courthouse in the town Of Thihodaux, on
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Address Registered Letters containing Currency
A
NesU Orleans National Bank,
..REMEMBEE

."REMEMBEE, that the payment of
prizes il GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
TEONAL BANKS Of New Orlrsns, and the
Tickets are signed by the President Of m In
astitution whose chartered rights are rccog-
sis.d in the highest Courts; therefore, b.
ware Of sll limitations or anonymous
schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is tho price Of tho smallest
part OF fraction VI = Ticket ISSUED by Us
% sny DraXin1. AnyihinR in aur name
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Semi-Annual Drawing.
WILL TAKE PLACE
N the Academy Of Music. New Orleans.
TUESDAY. DEC. ~. 1889.
CAPITAL !sM 100000

100000 Tickets at Forty Dollars;
Halves, $40; Quarters. $40; Eighths,
t5; Twentieths, So; FOrtieths, ST..
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19

Pursuant to Act No. 90 Of 1888,
the commissioners will meet at
Gibbs on the 9th for the purpose
Of assessing the rail road and tele.
graph line from this place 10
Gibbs. The Act requires that
each parish through which a rail-
road runs shall be represented on
this commission, and that tho
respective Police jurics shall ap
point from their number some one
to represent the parish. These
commissioners meet and make the
assessment themselves, which is
reported to the parish assessor,
and the valuation agreed on by
the commissioners become final
unless it is afterwards reduced by
a suit, brought for that purpose
Mr.. I. A. Watson, president Of
the Police jury, represents
Claiborne on this commission.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19

and in doing so they missed the
bridge and drove into the currens.
The wagon turned but the bow
frame prevented it going entirely
over and the 8 little boys crsrled
III on the bed and wheels and
kept from drowning. BY some
means the young lady managed to
sct out with the two year old
child. Fortunately the wagon be-
came uncoupled 50 that the mules
could get to where thoy could keep
their heads above the water.
Messrs Fambro and Maddox
rendered timely aid to the suf-
fcrcrs:
Mr. Wood An efficient Jeweler
formerly Of Homer, has located in
on. town. We extend 20 him s
cordial welcome.
We learn that tie steam boiler
Of Mr.. John Durnham blow Oft q
Patch Of itself the other day and
caused quite a sensation but done
no serious damage.
Last Monday as Mro. Flynt was
coming from her plantation above
HaynesyiIle in 3 wagon her mule
stepped on the end Of a billet OF
wood that was lying in the road
and the other end flew up AID
stuck in the mule, wounding it 80
scriouly that it died in . few min
utes.
Memorial day will be observed
here on tho Goth inst. Exercises
conducted at the Methodist church
and TO commence at Z. 80 sharp.
There will be 4 concert at tho
Normal institute next Friday
night.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19
The New President.

From the present indications
Harrison will prove himself TO be
q man of decidedly more literal
views concerning the policy CT
government, than many Of us were
st first disposed to think. There
is a great clash of arms in the Re-
publican party, and q stronf effort
being made by the various lac
tons to control the president in
the matter Of appointments to Of
flee. Thus far he appears to have
a head Of his own and is not moy,
ell and swayed at the pleasure OF
every Office seeker, who HES HIM
self off to the Nations capitol to
use his influence touching the dis
pensation Of public patronage.
The fact that he refused to bow al
the bidding Of the "Plumed
Knight" is strikingIy indicative
of a strong will and an individu-
ality becoming president. Fur
thermore, it declares that Harri-
son, and not Jim Blsin, is Presi-
dent.
We arc, indeed, proud to learn
that his leeIings towards the south
are more compromising, and not
near so yindictive, as some Of the
less hopeful democrats thought
they would be. IT ls true he says
he will try and pursue a course
that will tend to break the ranks
of the "Snlid South" but at the
same time will appoint the best
men to Office.
The colored citizens Of this
state, including Demas, the duaky
| senator from St. John, Pinchback,
Allan, and in fact all the negro
| politicians of the South, are sorely
chagrinad since the declaration OF
the president and Postmaster
General, that no colored man
would be appointed to office. A
very severe disappointment came
over ex Senator Bruce and con
gresham Lynch, of Mississippi, a
few days sgo. They had bssought
the president to appoint q certain
man to office, and after the com
mission had been signed learned
that the sppolntec was a coloreJ
man, when he Immediately with
drew the appointment. Such con
duct az this will, as matter o.
course, arouse the Indignation OF
his brother in black. but as to
whether it will weaken the repub'
licaD party and strengthen thu
democracy, remains to be veri'
fed.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19

They are holding court at this
time in Farmerville and dispen-
sing justice With jury Of five
men. Their criminal docket is
singular in appearance. More
than half the cases arc for selling
liquor without license and keep
ing grog shop. Occasionally
they convict one and occasionally
they do not. II is very much
owing to the views Of tho jury
on the question Of prohibition.
1t costs much to enforce sumptu-
airy laws, and after all the expense
and bad feeling incident to such
regulations, they are still not en-
forced.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19

The great revival in Shreveport
is still under full Roadway. Mr..
Pearson who is conducting it is
full Of fine arguments on religious
questions and strengthens them
with many beautiful and forclble
illustrations. We heard him twice
and from the effects produced on
these two occasions, We opine that
the devil will have 4 hard time in
Shire veport, at least for a while.
Pearson is a diminutiye, sallow
complicated Chinese looking man,
but full fIedged in knowledge and
understanding.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19
Haynesville Items.
From our Special Correspondent. !

The littlc son of DR.. Alvin
Longlno Is seriously i'll.
Numps are very common in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Lizzie Gray, who has been
quite feeble for some tine, is i'm
proving.
The family Of Nr, Black, who
lives a few miles west Of Hay nes-
vile, happened to q serious acct
dent last Sunday. They started
to Gordon and whom they reached
Middle Fork creek they found it
considerably swollen and over.
flowed but attempted 10 cross i,
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19
Mass meeting at Calhoun.


There will be a mass meeting at
Calhoun La. on the V. S. Il P. at
the Experimental Farm on tho 90
til inst.
Every body interested in agricul.
ture are invited to attend. Gov
Nichols and other distinguished
speakers will address the people
on the various subjects assigned
them.
Round trip tickets will be solt
from this place for one fare.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19

A few days since = former
sheriff of st. Francis county Ark,
was shot through the shoulder
with q winchester rifo by q neigh
Dor who was turkey hunting. 1t
seems the unfortunateman was con
esaled amorg the brush, initiating
q turkey for the purpose OF call
ing it up near enough to shoot
His neighbor vas not aware any
one else was hunting, shot in the
clump OF bushes where he sup
posed the wild turkey was Jelpins
when on going there to his sur
prise had mortally wounded hi
best friend.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-19

Although Grover Clcvcland's
vote for President last November
was $4,000 more votes than Harri-
sons yet the latter is Preident
Although the vote Of Ex-Governor
Davis in Rhode Island last week
was more than 1000 greater than
that for Ladd, the Republican
candidate, yet the latter, and not
the former, is to be Governor
And yet there is an impression
that in this country the majority
rules States.