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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29
THE BATTALION BAZAAR,
To be Held in the Armory the Second
 Week in Nav

To be Held in the ArmOry the Second
 Week in May.
 The joint committee from Companies A and G having in charge the arrange ments for the battalion bazaar met last night and decided to hold the entertain ment on the evenings of May [, 8, 9 and 10. Dancing will be prominent fea- ture of each nights entertainment Tick ct holders will have chance upon a lady's gold watch and gold headed cane. The different committees having in charge the entertainment are as fol lows: Music, Corporal Whiteman, Musi- clan Reed and Private Geddes; printing and advertising, Sergeants Warner and Bolger and Privates Hart, Burpee, Lud- dy and Casey: entertainment, Sergeant Bolge', Corporals Fitzpatrick, Hollen- don and Hall and Privates McKeever and Hart.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29

Some people wonder why the corporals of police never find the patrolmen sitting down on their beats. And then they wonder why the corporals, in making their rounds, pound on the sidewalks with clubs loud enough for the patrol p,en to hear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29
Carried From Last Season.

Wednesday morning. March 27 shall place sale thousand dollars of earmees CARRIED OVER EROAf LAST SEASON.
 About seveneghs of the Garments medium weight and just ad apted to present Good styles would worth just much goods if they ots then again. obliged to make for the largest stock of SPRING CLOTHING that have ever bought
 MEN and YOUNG MEN SUITS $65 50, s8 50 and s1o worth $1O, SIP and $14.
 MEMS and YOUNG MEMS SUITS s1o s15 and s1e worth $l5, $2O Id $22.
 DARK and LIGHT COLORS in SACK and BROCK VERY DESIRABLE STYLES.
 BOYS SUITS, PLATED JACKETS, $25o, $s and ss.5o worth $35O, $4 and $5.
 We predict that greater portion of be sold inside of ten days and would advise old customers to make their selection at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29
Took Poison By Mistake.

TOOK TOlSOn By M1StDke.
 John Boylan, aged 30, of New Haven, took a dose of strychnine at about 10:3O o'clock yesterday evening in mistake for spirits of nitre and came as near death as he ever cares to come. He was saved by the prompt use of emetics.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29
Court Wolf Tone.

'I'HERE will he special meeting of Court Wolf 4 Tone, A. o F., this Friday evening, March 29 at G. A. R. hall at p, m. for the purpose of taking action on decision of Sub High Court.
 ". F. DELANEY, c. R. M. F. PARKINSON, F. s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29

Go TO LADDs for fine bananas, pine apples, spinach, groceries and fruit of al kinds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-03-29
Preparatory Spring
 Announcement !

We are daily receiving our SPRING MILLINERY GOODS and shall this season, as always heretofore, show an assortment of goods that for variety of styles and qualities and magnitude of stock is unsurpassed. Our aim in the future, as in the past will be to carry Millinery and provide '.le best possible skill in manufacture as sill llrender it un- necessary for any ladyt leave the city when in want of any DO ble article per taining to head wear.
 We are now displaying the NEW STYLES and an invitation to inspect is rendered to all.
 I. CHI A S E.
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On the much talked of subject of
the relative merits of the city and
country press and of the claim Of GER
tain dailies of the former that they
lead the latter, the Bienville Ne'c Era
has this to say:
1t may be true that the best talent
in the nation is employed on the city
press-especially as the pecuniary re-
enumeration is better-but' it appears
to be pretty evenly distributed in our
section between city and country, with
the essential ingredient knoGn,as self
SYSTEMATICALLY called "cheek",
slightly preporderant in the city. And
we see no reason why we should be
offended at them for possessing this
modern qualification of success. Hence
we have5sa6 quarrel with them ; nor
are we at all offended that each of the
city papers is anxious to be considered
the leader Of q majority of the country
papers, and hence, the mOulder and
manipulation OF public sentiment !; for
this also is a prominent characteristic
Of human nature. Finally, brethren,
let us not fly into a passion because
some brother assumes an air of super
iOrity, and fall into the silly error OF
the ''pot calling the kettle black" but
let us endeavor to dwell together in
unity, and work together for the ma.
terial, educational, social and moral
advancement of our State.
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The convention of delegates from va
riOus Confederate veteran associations,
which was held in this city yesterday,
framed provisions for the formation
aud constitutiop Of q general organi-
zati0n which shall embrace all the
various State and local associations
throughout the South. 1t is not in
tended that the latter shall in any way
be curtailed, but it lie proposed that
they shall all work in harmony with
and compose parts ofa great central
body, thus drawing the Confederate
Veterans Of the various parts of the
South and of the various army corps
and OF the several arms OF the service
closer together.
We can g nothing but good in the
movement and we trust it will be ap-
proved by the Confederates all over
the nation, f0r. there are many residing
In Northern States. If it is not q little
prematuro to elect . grand comman.
der for tha Organization, We can Ger
'tainiy say that the choice could not
have fallen on one more worthy or
n06ler .that John B. Gordon of Geor-
gia.-Pieoysse.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth judicial Distric: Court-Par-
n1 ish Of Lafourche.
Aslat g. Richard, sci1e, cs. II. Mich
oIas Coxlox, hxsbaad.
No. 2425.

This case having bsen regularly hxed for
trial, was regularly taken M md tried pur
sueut to assi xnment, aud the Law and the evi.
dsnce heing in favor Of plaintiff and against
Z
1t Is therefore ordered. .djudged and do
Richard, wife Ut Henry Nicholas Coulon, do
have Judgment against her said husband,
diss0lving the community Of xcquets asd
gsins heretofore exiting between the said
plsiutif and the defendant; und the said
plaintiff 10 hereby 6pcreed to be separate in
property troIu her said husband, and invested
with the separate administration of her papa
pilerual property.
1t is further ordered and decrsed that the
eaid Agla3 G. Richard do have judgment and
recover Of her husband, the said H. Nicholas
Coulon, the sum- Of fifteen hundred and sixty-
seven I-lO0 dellars (el567 81, with legalia-
trrest from judicial demand until paid, to Wit
April Is. 1853. and all costs Of suit.
1t 10 further ordered aud decreed that the
PLAINTIFF legal mortgage to secure tAe
amount of this Judgment on all Of the imnov-
able property If the said II. N. Couloa, u.
and the same j hereby recognized % valid
March. 1854. the date Of its registry in tbe
mortgage records Of l4atourchs parish, and
thst such property subjec. to said mortsags'
Io seized aud sold t. pay and satisfy ths
Judgment BY privilege and preference.
IL b further Selsred that the intsrvesteA
Of frspcis McCalla BE- dismissed ct biz ess&
Tins deas. seaA and sigued In epsa eeeIt
as Thibodeax, L., shis 6sh day ofJuns, lSoa
tSiGnedj TAYLOR b3AfTlG,
Judge 10th Dissr;ee.
Filed June 6, leD9.
taagssdI p. +. LEGENDRE,
Deputy CletA:
(>~1A truA cepv. TssG. ctssk's O1aA
Parish IT 1 !. +. sf;S 81: q IN
Dspsty Clsek.
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Some people doubt the possibility of
dogs tr~caing:SscrhniflsAl through the
streets. and lanes, and busy thorough
fares OH ltity They speak OF
cross-scents;~ but in doing so they
speak of what they do not understand
90 well as+he blood. hound does. He
has got TIT, right scent at the right
place, andif he is the right sort Of q
dog he win: stick to that and no other.
Besides, il has been done over and
over again. Whether to the blood
hound hoseeyery human being has q
different scent I know not, but it real
ly seems 3D. else how can the animal
follow his. lnan 80 directly and single
him out among eve a crowd of others
at a PublicEhouse bar or in the bosom
Of his unhappy family '--Chambers'
Journal.
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fever . priest in recent times was
worthy't - b. ranked with the saints
end martyrs, it ID surely, Father Da-
Dien, the news of whose death has re-
Gently been received from Honolulu.
The heroic Young prtestlhe was but
1bffyanine yettRsOld e. the time Of his
death, and but thirty-three at the
time of his Observation-Disclosures
gave himself up to the losthsome life
And death of q .leper, that he. might
~insother lepers from their abandon
1AenC and moral degradation, and
carry to them the "good tidings."
Sixteen years ago he left all his pros
poets of q brilliant career and went to
minister to the lepers on the island Of
olpkai, which is described as "the
pesthOuse Of the, Sandwich Islands"
He lifted the .wrsfG6ed creatures up
out of their depraYed life, improved
their physical condition and taught
them resignation under their Attic
tons. Forsaken al they were Of all
men, they had become unspeakably
degraded. He won their respect,
their love and their obedience, and
purified their lives. Never caring for
his own safety he dwelt among them
and taught them how to live and how
to die. Of course the dreadful dis
ease attacked him, but he freely gave
his life for these, the most wretched
Of his fellow men. He knew that it
would be so before he ever set foot
upon the islands. If there ever was
q true disciple of the Master it was he.
The sacrifice he made may not IT.
%reverently be compared with the sac
rifce on. Calvary. And another
young priest, with the spirit of Christ
in his heart, has taken Father Da-
mien's plsce. The times Of martyr
dom are not yet ended.-Boston Globe.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Doth Judicial District Court, Par
ish Of Lsfourche.
Ckds lee g.. Daris %. Nelso1 TaylsS.
No. 2A11.

Take notice that acting under . writ =
Fl fa ema0ating from. the above entities
conrt In the above entitled and numbered
case, I have seiSsd and will Offer for saiest
public auction, pursuant 70 Law, u TIE -
aud highest bidder, ut the courthouse - W.
town 0f Thibodaux, On
SATURDAY. JUNE IS, 1883,
betwseus The heurs Of II s.clsek.
o'clock M. the following describes -
perry, to<wSt; ST. ~--$~ ~ $3.50
A certain lot Of ground in this parish, N
the village of Longueville, ut about tweny,,
two miles below the town OF T1libe 1aux, ana
being on the left bank Of bayou Lafeusenei
said lot being Lot No. Of Block No.
cordiug to = suh1livisi6n of said Block Ne.
made by said Nelson Txylsr. Said lot No.
uring S. feet froC. or width by . depth 9! y.
feet; bounded on the north BY lot OF -
Johnsen, on the east by lot Of Henry VIM.
aos, - tie ssuth By Barstsr,a street ase~
the wealthy Twelfth street.
Together with all the buildinss -
proye0enfs thesses. 81 .R}rI .tl5u.
) Terms aud conditions Of sale--Cssh q "
spoeins UniteA hGatss Tisssury kosee. eO
and satisfy shs principal. interest aSa ~
10 the above suit,.
Nay II, loAA &.& 49,
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|. 4 sssfayts and determined effort
slaEald besmade to break up the habit,
jhaulged-in by both white and black,
Of carrying concealed weapons. The
courts do nothing however, unless
u best citizens set their faces against
such \ vicious ind 'baneful custom, and
establish : public opinion that will see
the law IN this subject enforced.
Again, there is such a thing a. muir
der growing out of criminal and reck-
less careless,iass. Malice is inferred
from the character of the act itself. We
thirst after the blood of no man and
would Dc naught to prejudice the case
q the .humblest citizen +; but We think
the time has come for reform in these
matters, and that salutary results
would folloWathe .puaishment Of some
Of these to-. frequent accidental"
homicidsste: sh6ald' b. made . crime
to poiilta HasSpenJ9daaeao or unloaAed,
at another. So much the greater; the
crime wksni: lin :a4tSiSi6ness 4. f6llowed
by such fatal 'resdlts.-Basau Rouge
1870 b. 49, - 4.
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Su08ks Wv tV uCk vi tIlt0Ut@
Thibodaax tire Go No. Ia
Proteofor Fire Co. No. 2.-....
Home Hook & } adder No. l..... ~
Badeaux Bucket Brigade. $50. 90
~ .r, .tlaw
On motion Of Mr.. Braud. seconded Nv -,
Irotter. an appropriation was made to nav
the above claims nv the follsvinp vo,a.p"y
Yeas-Braud, Coulon, Naquin and r..
ter. "e
Nays-None.
Mr.. Braud, secsnded by Mr.. Coulon al.
moved an appropriation ia paw the clam =
Mr.. +. ZernOtt Of SIS for keeping the TO-
clock wound and in running order. ""
Ysas-Braud, Coulon, Naqfin and r,.,
ter. ~"
The Finance committee handed in tbs q,
lowing report: "r
Thibodaux, La, june J. 1890
To the Mayor aud Trust ees Of the Town AZ
T~hibOdanx:
Gentlemen-YOur Committee on F;,on..
has thoroughly examined the reports NJ ~
collector and treasurer fer the month. ~s
March and April, and fsund them correct "
Respectfully submitted.
p. L. BRAUD. Chairman.
On motion Of Mr.. CoulOn, seconded nv NJ,
Ns'NfAhs Wv ASPoAN 90 6SNCplCus
The treasurer, collector and market mss
ter'a reports for the months Of March and
April were presented. duly examine an5
approved by the Finance committee.
The treasurer, collector and market mo.
ter's reports fer May were read and referred
to the Finance COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Csulon, seconded by Mr.. Brand. mov.
ell an appropriation Of s. chargeable to Incl.
dental expenses, to pay the claim of Geo.
Bryant for services rendered the old Council.
Yeas-Braud, Coulor, Naquin and Trot.
ter.
Nays-None.
Upon suggestion Of Mr.. Naquin. Mr.. Cen.
lon moved that the Improvement committee.
he instructed to have three pipes four inches
in diameter, inserted in the levse, one n ths
head of jackson street, one at the head m
st. Philip street and another at the head Of
Green street, % that during high water the
bitches can be fseded without the use Of Ia
town pump, thereby ecouomixine for the
town. Mr.. Tr0tter seconded this motion.
Carried.
Mr.. CouIsn. seconded by Mr.. Naquip. NAV.
oil that the Improvement committee be in.
structed to ascertain the cost oil ESTABLISHING
an electric plant in Thibodaux. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Coulon, seconded by Nr.
Naquin, the snnua appropriation Of a. "a
Mra. Corbet was made.
Yeas-Brsud, Coulsn. Nsquin and Tettsn
Nays-None. -.
1t having been suggested that several II
the town ordinances aTe defective, ~. Co
Ion, seconded hy Mr.. Naouin, moved that -
Finance cUsumittee lie instructed 70 royiav
the various ordinances Of the t0wn end make
the necessary corrections Carried.
The Council then adjourned.
J. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor.
| JOHN B. TAYLOR, Clerk. FGffEF TTNH@
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noslc'.
nWTnsi. IuoaIc ne W. .: :s H. Az:
MAsnsneSEn WE noGsloH - Slc -
MIL es.nuuulcls =. e.'D pIoios saW -. ~.
neso ~: uo.:a ~. .f' S.IS.,," .n
~ u1."T~e o:"es. s.r.o. Tsmhs-s
INC CoIl'sE Oi eI4lH 49, SS.oss :
$780, .s:t 1.S:3,,, ~. ~:
:, .s .p,s s.an ~: 2so "a -. h;s
s.S s s ". n"so .oo
u' T. ,e.m " g.. nl.... +h.t
Hanrr &c c,"r ~"n go, 1!,,pt Rrod;sco
+ha ao.na. III * ~ = : ~; "a
xh;cS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a. IT ~. MAN I'm,
S%oins;.n 80 10 R,;t;.h
M;n;s.ar. Ganar.l Sco.. Sec,atarv
Mare a,J o1s.",. of f.mons men
nlnvsd ncEsr !, thosa times :.
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The Police Jury Of Assumption has
contracted with the, Diebold Safe and
Lock Co., Of Canton, Ohio, for the CON-.
struction in their courthouse of IN iron
IRE proof vault for the price Of $4,000.
The work j. to, be completed in 100
days. This IL aawise move on the mart
Of 1ears sialer parish, wAieh wilfl11n.
doahtedly nsd0und to the COED II the
people. .k!os bJs
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P-ROCEEDINGS OF TIE TOWN
COUNCIL.
-A.so.s<. TOWN A L
ThiD0dAux, La, June 8. 1879.

ThibodAux, La, June 8. 1859.
.Tha Council for the Town OF Thibo-
dslx mot this day in regular monthly SEES
s5en 1t $50 O'Clock y. M. =
Ptescat-l.L Aueoaa. Mayor, and Trustees
Hraud 'COdI6u. Naquin and Trotter.
. 'AbsestcTrustees Bsdeaux and Halbroueh.
Tbe lskuesaG t6sl hat ssssaua VEN Nd
San4tSk51vea - recorded. s...s# - q B
!, Tho 1syor. preaented the following month.
II. rsyqEa. Which We received 81 itT.N
Thtbedaax. La, June 7, 1889.
To the Traseses ct DE Town ~ TAtb6dsux:
0taslsnen-.A. approximation to pay the
1ellewisg elsins = rsce9mended. Wis: .t,.g
1aptiets. SAart 70 Tsws Hall ....s 90
Can!ls saith, strsses sud ditcAsssa. II a
s1aiaSsphrya se''t.fu dot.::.
Sssysess, yasse vstks.e.-s..-.-.s! A o.
/. 0eadteaux. 81
~ "Deee .s...s..s...a 30
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The people of Avoyelles like politi-
cal excitement they secm to revel in
it. They have scarcely settled the
question of the removal of the parish
seat when another cause of excitement
is sprung up. One of their district
judges deems the courthouse to b in
such q dilapidated condition a.. I'd be
dangerous to hunlan-fife:
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The question has been referred to
the Treasury Department whether the
Protessors,elect from Europe who have
been engaged on behalf Of tho "Catho-
lie University Of Americas should not
be barred under the terms Of the Gen.
tfact-labor act. The incident shows,
~ . northern contemporary remsrks,
the absarditiss in which . nation may
entangle itself BY . piec6 Of uncon-
sidered l~egislation and the necessits
for reconeiderinG, or rather consider
ing, that legislation at t~hesarlisst pos
slbl0 moment. .
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our CHOICE ron CONGRESS-:
Andrew Price,
OF LAFOURCHE.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is. 1889.
FOR A WORTHY E
OF LAFOURCHF

FOB A WORTHY OBJECT.
Posters are out announcing a grand
fair to I've given under the auspices of
the young men of St. Mary's e~cclesi-
astical parish, on the 22d and 23d
INST, for the purpose of raising funds
to build a convent at St. Mary's Church.
The fair will take place on Hon. Oscar
Lepine's plantation, in the fine grove
opposite St. Mary's Church, and among
the attractions there will be trotting
and running races, o baseball game
between the T. P. Bergerons and the
Welcomes, Jr., a grand papegai match,
refreshments Of all kinds-in a word,
everything. that goes to make up II
well appointed fair.
The fair is for q noble cause and we
trust all those who have the means to
do 1t will not fail to go and .cOntri-
butte their mite to its success. st.
Mary's special need is a good school
for the girls and the young boys.
She has never enjoyed but very preca-
rious educational advantages and her
population, composed Of poor but
honest small farmers principally, are
wofally deficient frem an educational
standpoint. The honest yeomanry
is not to blame for this sad state Of
affairs. Means to establish a t~irstrate
school were lacking and the inhabi-
tants had to rely altogether upon the
more or less deficient public school.
But the public school is at best but
All Indifferent expedient. With a
scanty treasury public schools
have been III from four to five
months in the year. For the remainder
Of the year they remain closed and
the children idle-with seven months
on hand to forget what little know
ledge they acquired in five. Under
such 4 system no children can learn
anything to speak Of.
The church possesses ample grounds
for tho erection of . convent. One
can b built ct . moderate expense /;
it need not be any pslatial structure
to begin, but . good, commodioss
structure with plenty Of ventilation
such "a will accommodate day schol-
srs and . few boarders, II necessary.
When you once have it, you will and
easy enough some good sisters ready
to take it in charge and run it for the
benefit Of The community. -ef
The rest can be confided to the bust
sess foresight and energy of st. Ma
rvs intelligent and Jealous pastor,
Rev. E A. Vigroux, who has already
done sgreat deal for his charge. He
has the good Of his people at heart
and is . firm believer in the efficacy Of
education. ....l. z.4.!s
Again we say, let everybody turn
in and help make this fair a grand
success, as il deserves to be, for the
sake of the noble and sacred cause to
which its proceeds we'll be ~censecrated.
?. .4#E.H
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Wilson and Dave KnOckum we're
convicted of murder this week in her
vile parish. The first was found
guilty as charged and the latter guilty
without capital punishment.
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Col. Calvin s. Brice, of New York,
has been chosen to fill the vacancy. in
the craftsmanship of the Democratic
National Committee, caused by the
death of the Hon. w. H. Barnum.
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Congressman Allen of MississippiI the
funny man Of the House Of Represen-
tatives, better known. a. .nRriyate
John Allen,n has recovered .9z5 from
the w. U. Tel. Co.; we learn from the
Baltimore Sun, under rather interest
ing circumstances. Three prepaid
messages were sent to "Private John,n
at different times, and notOne of the
three was delivered within a reasona-
bic time. 1t was conceded that he
suffered no pecuniary los. in the mat
ter, but was Occasioned social priva-
tions and Inconvenience. He brought
suit under a statute Of Mississippi
which makes failure by telegraph COM
panies to deliver such messages in q
reasonable time ground for the recov-
ering Of $25 in each case One of the
belated messages was sent by Con-
gresham D. B. Henderson of Iowa,
and read that the author was sorry to
leave without seeing the ''moth- eaten
head" Of "Private john" The failure
Of the second TO be on time deprived
"Private john from accompanying
Senator Walthall to Washington, leav-
ing the gentleman of the "moth-eaten
head" t. 'go it alone" The third Ahil.
ure q tho wires 10 respond on time
wss from syousg lady st Boeusvills,
Miss., and Peeveoted "Psivste Jehn'
ffon attending . big supper and .
grand party. "Privaee John" - On
TOP 70 the tune 1T 175, but It 10 said
will newer forgive To terdy wires for
depriving hin q The big suppes-
Daily 6*stss.
Perhaps II No had such . lsw in
this State ~ would net Agye q many
SLEEPY Joes in Tie messenger line aud
our people might sometimes receive
their dispatches in time to accom-
plish the purpose to which they relste.
Win our lsw-makers make . note Of it
for future referencei .
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-06-15

Chas0oe ihas made its appearance
E100eg Tie malee and cattle 1t some Of
To p1nn9esS. Aesszs. =. p. Potret
and 4. J. Decuir report the loss Of
eoae % their stsck nom this dreaded
Fortunately IL does not spread and
nay die out with its first victims.-St.
nary Bas~sv. rfrf.Yrz n g., =