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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-11-08
PROCLAMATION
vi siHacfpaE Election
MAYoRALTY OF THIBoDAJx.

MAYORALTY OF T~HIBODAJX.l
October 4. 1890.
Pursuant to section l of act No. 50, approx
ed March =, 1876, amending and Tc-enacting
section 10 OF an act entitled an act supplement
tary to the acts Incorporating the town of
~Thibodaux, approved March %, 1916, an cleo
ton for Mayo and six Trustees of the town
OF ThioodauX, to serve for the two years next
succeeding their election, will be held at the
Town Hall on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1890,
between the hours of { O'Clock, a. III. and 6
O'Clock, p. Ill.
The Mayor assisted by two of the Trustees
will hold said election, and will receive the
votes of I'LL duly qualified voters of the town
offering to vote.
All ballots must distinguish the persons
voted for as Mayor from the persons voted
for as Trustees. but all said officers must BE
voted for on one and the same ballot.
.. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor.
j. b. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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Arbitraire ct tyrannie.

Nous ne croyons pas qnil exlste
dams aucun pays du monde uh
corps d%eliberant 81 facile a Sc lai>ser
e%ntrainer u la pente de farbitraire
ct dc la tyrannie que les deax
assemblies qni coInposent lie Con.
gies des Etats- Unis. Ceci peut
asoir Pair dun paradoxe EN- pariant
de Id representation la plus eleyee
qni passe pour comprendre mienx
que toute tire la prat!que dc la
liberte, ct dependant iien Ii est plus
vrai.
LIE dern1er chef d'euvre EN- ce
genre est la lol contre les lotteries,
don't .e vote Il preced6 celui du bill
Mckinley; mails &c quill encore
de plus fort, c'est Interpretation
qulls %entendent donner u TRACES
DIES obligations de la VILE de Paris
Ct Uu SicUlU lOiCltl OS IiaHCF 1ul
sont d'apres lens jugement DIES
lotteries CONNIE celle de la Louisiate.
lis ig%norent quill Y a la difference
de la mutt au jour entire les lotteries
ct les obligations dont nous parlons
plus haut. Dams les lotteries lie
prix du billet est perdu pour tous
cenx qui mont pas gagne, tandis
que pour les obligations de la vile
de Paris ct On Credit foncier lie
capital est mieux garanti que tontes
especes d'obligations m6mes anne
ricaines, ct Giles produlsent des
intei6ts payables semestiiellement.
Files procurent u personnes qui
ont des habitudes d'econonie ct
qui sont proprietaires de e va
leurs, favantage de volr ieufs
obligations sortir les unes an pair
ct les autres avec des primes s'tle
want queigupfois d plusieurs cen
taineS de mile francs, &c gul iepr
procure souvent l'aisance pour leur
vieillesse.
CONNIE il nest pas permits an
Congress de porter atttlnte aux
Etats, qui sont lnaltres d'Inteid're
on d.antoriser les lotteries, lis ont
tourne la %dificulte, en- interdisant a
la poste qui depend d'enx, de distrl-
lbuer toute publication relative aux
lotteries americaineS on e~trangeteS
ct encore q ton ce qul lenr ressem
bic de pres on lie loin. Cest done
J en- vertu de cette Introduction que
administration des postes lie New.
York arefnse lie distti0ner lie PETIT
FIGARO contenant DIES tirage>
d'obligations franchises.
X...est III pianiste amateur qni
a la mamie, lorsqn'il est en- so!ree
de Sc river All piano ct de jouer.
: sans desemparer, plusieurs NOR
, ceaux monotones ct d'uae longueui
! demeSuree.
; En- parlant de lui, quelqu'ul
disait reinforcement
Get animal.la, on ne salt jamai.
: sill joue en- ia on Gu sol, mails GU es
toujours sur que c'est en- scie.
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RENDEMENT.-Depuis les der
niefs fIoids In came s'est considtra-
Element amfliorfe ct lie sendement
est tres satlsfaisant. NaiheureuSe.
ment il men est pas de meme
partout. Du cote de Raceiand,
ct plus has, les cannes sout couei-
derablement piquees ct lie Irnde-
ment laisse beaucoup a desirer.
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WHARF EFT LEVEE.-Notr

WHARF EFT LEvEE.-Notre
Marie went de faire reparee la
levte ct lie wharf. lougeant la
facade de la vile de Thibodanx.
En- outfe tous les poteaux sont
plantes du pont EN- allant a ! a
Unite s%uperieure de la corporation.
II ne reste qua clouer quelqnes
planches pour completer ce travail
ct alors la vile sera a Fabri de
tout danger dtinondaiion.
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CoURONNE.-La couronne pre-
sente a l'Hon. Andrew Price, Tors
du meeting qni a eu lieu lundi
dernier au Firemen's Hall, a etc
confectionne avec IN eoht exquis
par Mademoiselle Rosa Hoffman,.
La presentation IL etc taite par
notre intlepide ct populaire ayocat
de district, L. p. CailIouet.
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SOIREE.-Comme de cOutume

SoIREE.-Comme de coutume,
pendant que les sucreIies sont Ell
operation, la jeunesse de la vile
organise des parties de sncIerie.
Ces reunions sont tres bien goutees
par tous ceux GU toutes ce!ies qul
en- font partie, cal on s,y amuse
beaucoup, surtout 81 lie proprletaire
on celui qui a charge de Petablisse-
ment est aussi affable ct aussi
gallant que SEES visiteuvs ct vlsi
teuSeS.
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BAYoU.-Une nouvelle crue
s'etant fait sentir dams notre Ba
you, lie Lafourche lie Sherry, ct lie
Cole ont reptis la navigation sur
&c cours dfeau.
On espere voir bient6t d notre
debarcadere le Louisiana on FHe
lene reprendre leur voyages ,egu
Tiers.
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ELECTION PAROISSIALE.-L'e.
lection qni a lieu mardi dernier
s'est passee sans lie molndre Incl
dent. Lfhon. Andrew Price lie seul
caudidaS pour lie reptesenter le 3me.
district congressional, a malere le
grand nombre d'abstention, ohtenn
an della de $500 votes. Chiffre
respectable $, on corSidere que la
~plospart des electeurs etaient soft
a la peche, soft a la cllasst, soft aux
roulaisons.
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ACCIDENT.-Le fills ain6 de Nj.
Leandre Boudreanx, employee STR
lie Southern Pacific, CONNIE serte
frein a 6te the pendant pexercice
de ses fonctions. SEES restes ont
etc ~trauspoIt6s a Thibodaux ct
inhum6s dams lie cimetiere de le-
elise Catholique, St. Joseph.
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ELECTtoN.-Une election pour
elire cinq directors de la compa-
gnie du Pont De Thibodaux ct trois
commissioners aura lieu, pour Ia
derniere fois, lie premier janvier
1891, dams le bureau dn presiden:
de la dite eompagnie. lie terme des
nouveaux elns expirera lie 81
d6cpmbre de Ia meme aimee.
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DEcEs-Nendredi, 81 octobre,
est d6cedee Nine AsseIinean, resi-
dante de Thibodaux depuls de
nombreuses annees.
SEES fnn6railles ont en- lien lie
lendemain, au cimetiere de ftglise
Catholiqup, St. Joseph.
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Machine q clarifer lie vim de came
au mcyen du gaz acide sulfureux.

Mons avons entire les mains des
photographers representant I'M
apparel d'nne capacite qui permet
de clarifier de % a 80 mile livres
de sucte par 24 herres.
Et n machine de moinS grandp
dimension poHvant claritier de- -
4 90 mile iivtes lie sucre dams le
meme espace de temps.
LIE principe de lear fonctionnement
consiste a forcer, avec la plus
grande iegniatite, lie gaz acile
%su!fnleux 4 passer i travers reai
un m0yen de la vapeur d'apies lie
sySteDe da vacuum.
Ce> machines Sont fabriqu1es en-
IN metal one lie gaz ne peut dcte,
Tiorer'
Files sont en- ontre faciles 4
Installer 1T occnrent IN eSpace &c
3l6 pieds settlement.
G.. DIONNE
THIBODAUX La
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CHAssEURs. Les grands chas
seurs DE- Latourche wont entrer en-
campagne, quoique lie gibier qu'ils
ont rhabitude de chaser, canards,
sarcelles, becassines soft encore
tres.rare. Quand aux ponies d'eau,
il Y en- Il faisous. D'ailleurs c'est
lie gibier qu'on volt al marcEe, on
colport6 dams lie, rues.
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CHANGNMENT.-Le JUICE A. Z.
Knobloch d transfere son bureau
de la RE Market encoignure Ma
rouge, dams Ia rue Green dams lie
local prGeedemment par FHon. E.
A. O'SnIlivan ct par lui, lorsqnli
etait faSSoci6 de ce dernier.
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G.. DIONNE
THIBODAUX La
Depot de son de riz

On Went d'etallir a Latourehe Crossing un
dfpot on Fon d6oite par sac on par tonne dbl
son de riz tres-frais ct tie premiere qnal;ta a
Si,0o lie sac. La merchandise est parttitc-
ment garantie. S'adresser sur les lieux a
Dir. Abel Buuterie.
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APPoINTEMENT.-Mr. Il. r. Me
Bride Went deere nomme ct com.
m~isslonn@ membre du bureau DIES
ecoles he Ia patois>e en- templace
ment DE- Mr.. Thomas y. Badeaux.
demiSSiounaire.
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THEATRE Samedi soir, S no.
vembre, grande representation an
Park T~etfeau, par lie cirque Robin
son.
LIE lendemain soir, lie 8, au Fire
mems Hall, representation drama
tique. lie tits de Monte Christie.
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MEETING DE RATIFICATION
LIE meeting de ratification pour la
nomination de rHon. Andrew Price.
qni a ca lieu lnnai dernier, dams lie
Firemen's Hall, a en- un plein ct
cordial success.
Bien avant l'neure de lorganlsa
ton de eette assemble, la sale
deeoree par les danes avec III
govt exquiS, etait rempl d'audi
teurs parmi IeSquels lie beau seNe
dominant. &c seul, fait rem
DAFT la reunion plus charmantt
ct plus attrayante.
Apres Ia nomination du presi
dent, vice-pr6sidents ct secretaries
les orateurs Sc sont fait entendrt
ct leurs paroles ont etc bien gontees
de la foule qui les ecou,alt
Toutes les questions du jour on
etc parfaitement traltees par le'
Hon. &. M%ontegut, E. d. White
Andrew Price ct d'autres orateurs
qui ont pris un tres yif interet a Il
camragne electorate gui Went d.
Sc c!ore, par une grande vlctoir'
demOcratique.
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PIERRE BARRIOS. Sec.
A yendre.

Une excellente cypriere mesurant environ
six cent ouarante acres, ct situee a qnelque
Instance de Thihodaux, sur Ia rive droite 2u
BAYOU Lafourche. an Brule Guillot.
Cette eyprisre est Ia plns richie de lEtat,
au dire des connaisseuls.
Voir an bureuux De Ia SENTINELLE a Thi.
bodaux pour niortaations.
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de la
Louisiana sera represented au
51eme congress, par les Honorables
Adolphe Meyer, NJ. D. Lagap,
Andrew Price, G. j. Boatner, N. G.
Blanchard ct s. nj. Robertson.
Warmoth ct Coleman, oppose
10 premier au general Meyer ct
l'autre a rHon. Lagan, ont tous les
deux etc detaits, a la grande gloire
des democrates dn premier ct
second district congressional.
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LocKpoRT PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND ASSN.

At a meeting held by this association on
the first Thursday Of October, 1889, it was
RESOLVED, That henceforth, a fair shall
be held for the benefit Of the school fund on
the first Saturday and SUNDAY of June Of ev-
cry year. BY order of
PIERRE Secretary.
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10, kporl Public School Fund Association

A une reunion de cette ASSOCIATION, tenue
lie premier ieudl d'octobre. 1889. il a etc
"RESOLU' Qua r~aveni-, une fore, pour
le benetfce des fonds de l6cole, aura lieu
chaque aimee le ~premiers sainedi ct dimanche
du mois d. juin."
Par ordre,
PIERRE RARRIOS. See.
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a v SEsgsE

Une grante quanfitf de RARDEAUX, pre-
miere quai'te Ct deiiS re- sur Il hord du Bayou
Latuurche Il 4iiibmlaux. Sadresser a Mr.. o..
l.. CARO-. agent pour MIR. jules Iechaux. on
aux bureaGx de III s~ENTISELLE de Thibodaux.
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RAFFINERIE.-La Raf1inerie de
Lafourche situee SUI le bayou La,
fourche 4 environ cinq miles au-
dessus de Thibodaux, est en- pleine
operation. Ga dit que lie sucIler
aGi est charge de la fabrication du
sucre est un expert dams la matiefe,
ce qui fait que lie sucre qui sort de
cette ratfinerie est Temarquable par
ga blancheur ct la beaute de sa
cristallisation.
En- outre DIES ameliorations qnl
ont etc faites dams Get Establishment,
on "A bait 4 cote, un grand hotel
pour logger ct nourrir les employees
ct I'm waste magaSln pourvu de
toute sorte de marchandiseS deS-
tine, dit-on, IA approvlsionner ces
m6tnes employees. Ces deux eta
blissements sont sous lie contr0le
ct la direction de Mr. Emile Nor
want, un des asSocies de la ratfine-
RE. ii ne manque plus que la
branche de chemin de fer proJetee.
pour que Get endroit devienne III
village, 81 t%outefois les proprietaires
veulent yendre une partie DIES
terrains qui avoisinent Get etablis
senent.
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Fumez te& '.Thibodeaux Special
Cigaisr ct vous serez henyenx.
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e
To Clarity Or Bleach Cane Juice,
by Means Of
Sulphurous Acid Gas.

We are in possession of photographs of the
above. the capacity Of the larger size of which
Is il quantity of Juice sufficient for $4,000 to
10000 and the smaller 1900 to 10000 pounds of
sugar in u hours. The mode of its operation
is 10 force through water with the greatest
regularity the gas, by means of steam and
vacuum, The metal used in its construction
is in no way affected by the gas. 1t is easily
put mp and occupies a space OF 6x3 feet only.
Address Hy- O.. DIONNE. T~hibodaux.
Sept.-2190
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CIRQUE.-Le fameux Cirque Ro

CIRQUE.-Le fameuS Cirque Ro-
binson dot donner apjourd;hni
salnedi, an Park Tetreau denx
representations, Pune 4 deuz heure>
de l'apIes midi ct ltautfe lie solr.
Chacune de ses representations
sera, nous Ell sonme cectains.
foulee de Spectators, car &c cirque
auquel est aftach6e une meuagsIi lit
on Sc trouvent tonte espece o'ani-
maux est sans coutredit lie plus
colossal qui soft venu daus nos
murs.
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VENTE A L'ENCAN.-On vera
par Fannonce inseree daus &c
numeIo, que le fermage du pont
sera vendn lie premier samedi de
decembre 1890, par lie president de
la compagnie, au plus haut enche-
riSseur, pour ranuee commencant
le premier %janvier 1891 ct tinissant
lie 81 decembre dc la meme aimee.
L'expiration de la charte aura lieu
d cette epoque ct lie pont sera remis
par les actionnaires entire les mains
DIES autolites paroissiales Ell mu-
nlcipales.
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AVEYDRE.

1900 BRIQUES De premiere qua'ite sons
a vendie par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, surta
Bayou Lafourcl,c. pres !e Canal Harang. La
liyraison sefa taite sur le lnrrl du ba You 81 on
lie demande. Prlx $500 le MILLER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04
Tn ReciprOcitY Eeatura.

In many OF the products OF wood and iron
and in meats and breadstuffs, we have advan-
tases that only need better facilities OF inter-
course and transportation to secure for them
large foreign markets. The reciprocity claus
of the tariff act wisely and effectively opens
the way 20 secure q large reciprocal trade in ex-
change for the free admission to our
ports OF certain products. The right of
independent nations to make special reciprocal
trade concessions is well established and does
not impair either the comfy due to other DOW
ers or what is known as the favored nation
clause so generally found in commercial treat
les. What is given the one for an aieoUste
agreed consideration cannot be claimed by an
other freely. The state of the revenues was such
that we could dispense with any import duties
upon tea, hides, and the lower grades of
sugar and molasses. That the large advantage
resulting to the countries producing and ex-
porting these articles by placing them on the
free list entitled US to expect a fair return in
way or cEs oIns concessions upon articles eX-
ported by us to themwas SO obvious that o have
gratuitously abandoned this opportunity to en-
large our trade would have been an unpardon-
able error.
There were but two methods OF maintaining
control OF this question open to Congress: To
place all OF these articles upon the dutiabIe
list subject to such treaty agreements as
could be secured, or to place them all pres
emily upon the Tree list, but subject to the re-
imposition OF specified duties II the countries
from which we received them should re-
fuse to give TO us suitable reciprocal benefits
This latter method, | think possesses great
advantages. 1t expresses in advance the
ments affecting these products, which must
otherwise have been delayed and unascertained
until each treaty was ratified by the Senate and
the necessary legislation enacted by Congress.
Experience has shown that some treaties look
ing to reciprocal trade have failed to secure a
two thirds vote in the Senate for ratification
and others having passed that stage have for
years awaited the concurrence of the House
and Senate IN such notifications of our revenue
laws as was necessary to give effect to their
provisions. We now have the concurrence of
both Houses in advance in distinct and
cifc articles. The Executive is not required to
deal in conjecture as to what Congress
will accept. Indeed, this reciprocity pro-
vision is more than offer. Our part of
the bargain is complete delivery has been
made, and when the countries from which we
receive our sugar, coffee, tea and hides have
placed on their free lists such of our products
as shall be agreed upon, an equivalent for
our concession, proclamation Of that fact
completes the ransaction, and in the meantime
our own people have free sugar, tea, coffee and
hides.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04

The Customs Administration Board provided
for by the act OF June 10, $780, was selected with
great care and is composed in part Of men
whose previous experience in the administ ra-
ton of the old customs regulations had made
them familiar with the evils to be remedied, and
in part of men whose legal and judicial acquire
ments and experience seemed to fiji them for the
work of interpreting and applying the new stat
ute. The chief aim of the law is to secure honest
valuations OF all dutiable merchandise, and tc
make these valuations uniform at all our
ports of entry. 1t has been made manifest by
q congressional investigation that system OF
undervall alton had been long in by certain
classes of importers, resulting not only in q
great loss of revenre but in most intoIerable
discrimination against honesty. 1t is not seer
haw TINS legislation, when it is understood. car
be regarded by the citizens of any coahtr1
having commercial dealings with us as unfriend
complaint be lodged there. 1t will surely not b'
claimed by any well-disr osed people that G
remedy may be sought and allowed in system
of quasi smuggling
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About Circulation.

The efforts of the Secretary to increase the
volume of money in circulation by keeping
down the Treasury surplus to the lowest prac-
very high de zee successful. The tables pre-
sented by him, showing the increase during
the nineteen months he has administered the
affairs of the department, are interesting
and instructive. The increase of money
in circulation during the ninete en- months
has been in the aggregate 1886, S13
or about S1.50 per capita, and of this increase
only $4,000 was due to the recent silver
legislation That this substantial and needed
aid given to commerce resulted in an enormous
reduction of the public debt and of the annual
interest charge is matter Of increased satisfac-
ton. There have been purchased and redeemed
since March 4. 1890, 4 and Az per cent bonds to
the amount of s. Il 1872 450 at a cost of As $40
TAI, resulting in the reduction of the annual in
terest charge OF So 967, 609 and total saving OF
interest of S5l SIG 7O6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-12-04

The German emperor and the German
ex-chancellor are reported as beng at
loggerheads. The venerable ex chancellor
desires to publish his book and the DUNG
emperor, unlike the sage who exclaimed
''Oh, that mine enemy should write a
book" is opposed to its publication
Prince Bismarck, though subject, is d
sturdy individualist, and does not take
kindly to being bossed and berated by bis
youthful prince. It is said that, failing
to secure the empdror's imprimatur, and
owing to the harsh things that the book
contains concerning the noble leaders of
England, the book cannot be published in
Europe, and must be sent to America,
where it win first see the light. AS in the
Stanley Barttelot scandal, there may be
some meaning in this ruction. II should
not be forgotten, however, that both Bis
marck and William possess the German
trait of thriftiness in large degree. A
war of words or a more pronounced rupt-
ure between these august personages
would add materially to the ma:ket value
of the publication, and it is not to be dis
puted that the ex-chancellor is aware OF
this fact. He could afford to pay liberal
" for any obstruction which the young
emperor might be induced to place in the
way of the publication of his book and find
it more than royal investment.