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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07
The Modern Girl Must Know a Little
of Everything.

TIC DiOuSNh VIII MUST hnO" LlttiC
of Everything.
From Scrbner'S Magazine.
The conditions of modern life in
this great and growing country are
such that the average American girl
of more favored circumstances may
step from the school room, generally
before she is 20 years old, into a sta
ton where the demands of domestic,
social, charitable and practical affairs
leave her little time for further sys-
tematic study, and yet tax every re-
source of her store of knowledge and
requirement. If then, she is con-
tronted with subjects of which she is
ignorant, but with which she should
have acquired at least q speaking
acquaintance while at school, she
may justly reproach her teachers that
they have adopted the mistaken
policy of educating girl who was to
leave school at 20 on the plan requir.
ing continuance at school till at
least %. Though many have doubted
the possibility to provide for this
active and proper demand, without
compromise which is unfair to thor
oughness, and which will not result
in superficlality. am justified in
having adopted and for many
years defended such plan, by
the highest authority among
the educators of modern times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

e All contracts or bills must be approved by
Sc secretary and NJ anaager.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

Announcements Tor state anu County otlcers
TEN Dollar in advance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07
COUNCIL MEETING.

At the meeting yesterday the mayor
was absent and Alderman Guerguin
| presided:
The circus began its usual perform.
ance with petition presented by
| Lock wood from the workIngmen ask
| ing for a reduction of working hours
After the usual amount of wind
wasted, the petition was referred to
the finance committee.
| The following business was rushed
through:
| MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
San Antonio Street Railway COM
pany for right-of-way through GER
tain streets and plazas. Referred to
committee on telephone, telegraph
| and railways.
Agnes Jane for q permit to erect a
lumber building on the east side OF
Taylor street. Referred to fire an d
| fire limits committee.
Property owners on Augusta street,
asking that all persons who failed to
construct sidewalks on said street
be ordered to do so. Referred to side
walk committee.
ferred to police committee.
VIM. Purkiss, asking that the city
pay tor repairs of his carriage. dam
aged by hose carriage on September
II, 1890. Referred to fire committee.
Pat Burns, stating that he was bad
ly hurt while working in the city
gravel pit and asking for relief. Re-
ferred to finance committee with pow
er to act
c. and V. Kottler for permit to put
up boiler for steam laundry at No.
% South Alamo street. Referred to
fire committee.
Citizens of Ward asking for i'm
provements in Simpson and Probandt
streets. Referred to streets and
bridges committee.
Southern Telegraph and Telephone
company for authority to place poles
on different streets in this city. Re-
ferred to telegraph; telephone and
railway committee.
Citizens on Ninth street, asking
that the name of said street from its
intersection with Oakland street,
north to the river, be changed to
Maverick Grove Place. Granted.
Frank Brown, for permit to open a
meat market, at 40 South Alamo
street. Referred to market commit
tee.
Mary Jane Henderson, for permit to
lay tagging sidewalk with cement
on north side of Ruiz street. Referred
to sinewalk committee.
Invitation from the central COM
mittee of the German celebration to
the mayor and city council to partici-
pate in the procession on October ii
and II. Accepted.
Petition from business men on Com
MERGE street, asking that the ordi-
nance prohibiting hitching of teams
on Commerce street be repealed. Re-
ferred to petition and ordinance COM
mittee.
Petition for adoption of nine hours
as days work. Laid over.
The mayor nominated Andy Battle
and Andrew Bennett as policemen.
Adopted.
The report of the committee on the
widening of Mill street was laid over
until 4:40 p. M. today.
Adjourned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all per.
sons having claims against the estate
of Peter Overend diseased must pre-
sent same within one year from Sep
TENDER 18th 1890, to the undersigned
administrator at San Antonio, Texas.
ALEX JOsKE.
9-29.tf. Administrator.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

THE election of Hogg and the car
rying out of his unfriendly policy
towards railroads, will arrest the pro-
gress of Texas and frighten away
foreign capital. Mossbackism and
democracy are twin brothers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

THE democratic executive commit
tee of the.state is resolved that every
man that votes for Hogg,,.. en-
dorse the railroad commission, so it
will have the word Affirmative
printed on all tickets. =. No votes
against the commission will be in
order.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

IT is now said. that Dudley Cole
man, of Louisiana, and not Kilgore,
kicked: open the door of the house.
AS Kilgore is a Texan and wears a
No. II boot, the LIGHT resents the at
tempt to strip him Of his honors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1890

Ex-MAYoR PENDLEToN can now
take Addie Cullen to his farms, with
"no!o one to modest him or make him
afraid" as wife No. l has got a
divorce from him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

THOSE of our citizens that have not
yet visited the Fair grounds, should
feel that it is their duty to do so. San
Antonio should feel proud of the Fair,
and give it all possible encourage
ment, so as to render it a success.
Every visitor to the Fair from abroad
benefits our city and our people
ought to desire the Fair to be held an
nually for the sake of the good it does
San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

In Houston few days ago a couple
Of colored preachers had a falling-out
when they drew their pistols and
blazed away at each other. 1t is
against the law for anyone to "tote"
pistol as we'll as to shoot people
and these preachers deserve to be
severely punished.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

On September %, the Sunday
Globe-A weekly republican paper,
made its first appearance in Fort
Worth and announces it has "come
to stay" 1t is neatly printed. and its
articles, both original and selected
are creditable. At it's most head
flies the republican state licked. The
Globe has the best wishes of the
LIGHT for its success
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l MILE DASH.

A. A. Weight for age. Purse 5000.
Sam, b. e., entered by Tom Gay.
Askey, ch. g., entered by H. T.
Bachelor.
Sorrel Al, CHI. g., entered by Tom
Turner.
Gov. Ross, b. h., entered by L. T,
Porter.
Mary Sue, b. M, entered by VIM.
Sanford.
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TOday's Race Program.

THREE. YEAR OLD TROT-SPECIAL.
For Texas raised foals of 1889.
Purse, $3.50.
NooIemont, b. g., entered by w. B.
Mullens.
Winnie Davis, b. m, entered by
William Written.
Downing, r. s., entered by George
Redmond.
HALF MILE DASH, TwO-YEAR oLDS
Texas raised. Purse, 5000.
Trixie Gardner, b. f., entered by L..
T. Cation.
Bonnella, br. f., entered by B. w.
Kelley.
Alassandra, b. f.. entered by J. G.
Brown.
Cyrena, b. f., entered by J. G.
Brown.
Lone Star, b. c., entered by Lane &
Foster
Glenco Boston, Oh. c., entered by
Lane & Foster.
Ivory Stutz, entered by L. T. Cation.
1l-16 DAsH-sELLING
Purse 5000.
Tom Hood ch. e., entered by Sam
Jones.
May Hardy, b. m, entered by h. T.
Bachelor.
Lala W., b. M, entered by Frank
Smith.
Bill Smith, br. g., entered by E.
McComas.
Contraband, b. G., entered by J. w.
| Howell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

MANUFACToRIEs would be of in
finite benefit to Sal Antonio as well
as vemunerativ5 to the owners of
such factories. There is an ample
supply of both wool and cotton right
at hand, for the use of such factories,
and water rover in the San Antonio
sufficient for propelling them. Why
cannot our local capitalists organize
9 joint stock company and start q
wooden and cotton factory or invite
northern capitalists to do SO.
The Texas and Kansas railroad
filed the other day at Fort Worth, two
mortgages on its main line and
branches for 500, OOO, 900, and in a year
1t will be in the hands of a receiver
and be sold out, and the original
stockholders will lose the money sub.
scribed by them. Railroads have q
wonderful knack for running into
debt and chouslng original stockhold'
ers out of their money
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

TO OUR EASTERN ADVERTISERS.
All advertising for the Daily and Week
iy LIGHT, must come to US through our
special agents, Messrs Palmer & Rey, 232
to 235 Temple Court. New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-07

An communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name OF the author. not
necessarily for publication, but ss evidence Of
good faith on the part Of the writer. Write only
on one side Of the paper in plain hand. An
snymous communications VIII not be noticed
The LIGHT will not he responsible for the state.
ment Gifts correspondents
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-05

BEFoRE Mc'CULLY, BICKERToN AND
DOLE, III; JUDD, C. j., not sitting,
having acted as counsel in SINH
lar proceedings against the es-
hdsr- .#a-r..-.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-05

IL The MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
KEALuAHoSUI, DECEASED.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-05
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands.
In BaneO.

SPECIAL TERN OF 18th JUNE, 1890.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-05

Appeal from Decision of BIcKERToN,
J., Sustaining Plea in Bar. /
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4IlyEI
4ADe 4z
III Cha
he
1zrofs
D0zl,
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La statue du general Lee.

On mande de Richmond (Virgi
nie) que passociation, qui s'est
f0rmee dams le but d'6lever I'm
monument dams cette VILE au gene.
raj Lee, Went de recevoir la dep6.
che suivante de NJ. Burgwyer, IN
architecte specialement envoye a
Paris pour examiner ct recevoir Ia
statue equestre, en- bronze, du
general, executee par NJ. Mercie,
le celebre sculpteur francais: "La
statue est acceptee, ellie est magni-
que" inauguration, qui doit
avOir lieu lie 80 mai proclaim a
Richmond, avec la plus grande
pompe, est d6ja consideree dams
tout lie Sud CONNIE IN 6venemept
des plus importants.
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lie plus richie du Montana.

L'homme lie plus richie du Montana.
On annonce de Butte iMontana,
la mort, a Page de soixante ct onze
ans, de pexjuge Andrew Davis,
qui passait pour l'homme ls plus
richie de &c nonvel Fiat.
La fortune laissee par M. Davis
est diversement estimee a huit on
dix millions de dollars. LIE d6funt
etait celibataire, ct l'on croft Quill
ne lsisse pas de testament. II ya
douze ans environ, NJ. Davis a
achete, pour $50, la mine Licking
ton vendue a Butte par autorlte de
justice. Or, il y a six mois, il "a
vendue pour I'm million a la Leg.
ington Company, tout en- Sen
reservant IN tiers.
D'ailleurs, M. Davis await des
lnterets dams plusieurs autres
mines ct il etait lie principal action.
naire de la premiere banaue ma.
tionale d'Helena.
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Dams UN ARTICLE INTITULE
LA France Oh 1885," 10 ~corrpspon
dant parlsien du Tmes do Londres
cite un mot attribute & Leon XIII.
Nous Demons Paneclote / titre
de curiosite IT sans la garan,ir.
LIE general Bonlangsr, dit.il, Sc
c'oYant dtja maitre dn pouvoir, ent
ifdee de s" cOEcilier IN puissant
allie, If paps. IL envoya i Rome
uh emlssalre de contiancc a,ec
lequel il s'est depths bruuiIle. ayec
DIES lettIes do recommendation 4
Padresse din pape. L'envoye ol :
TINT II audience ct remit In lettr,.
Leon XIII la Int ct, apres NJ,
Instant de rffexion, il fit la reponsr
s"lvaut: "Diies au general Bon.
anger que Ia rapau,e "a etc sou.
vent melee a des dran,es, ct par
tolls aussi . DIES comedies. mails
qu'eIle ma iamais joue aucun roe
dams I'M intsrmede."
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LIE Ter. district a obtenu....,.

Pour depenses o prevues.
Tn comit6 du 3 citoyens a etc
forme pour chaque district atm de
WELLER a rexecution sincere, i'm
partiale ct honn6te du but pour
suivi par lie donateur. Ont etc
choisis:
Ter. district-MM. Thos. Bsary,
j. A. Olaudet ct J. G.. Rousseau.
2e. district-J. L. Aucoin, O.
Naquin, ct John McCulla.
Be. district-Jules Thibodaux.
Rev. A. Vigroux, ct DR.. John
Gazzo.
4e. district-A Claudet, Emile
Toups, ct Leo Ledet.
De. district-Lesnidas Trosclair
n. W. Whitehead ct Alex, Toups.
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Dams la session extraordinaire
du Juri de police de Ia Paroisse
Lafourche tenue mercredi dernier a
Thibodaux, il a etc vote n somme
de $500 a peffet de faire sauter q
Paide d'explosifs, CONNIE la dyna-
mite, les distractions du bayou
i%nferieur, depot d'alluvion, iIots.
snGgs etc etc. Du moment que ces
distractions seront d6sagregees
par la dynamite lie courant les en-
leyera ct les jettera dams lie collie +;
alors lie bayou pourra coulter en-
toute liberte, ct admettre dams son
lit TN volume d'eau CONNIE celui de
cette aimee sans quill ait rien de
menacant. C'est ce que Pom dit,
ct c'est Pespoir don't bercent o
ingenieurs improvisSs.
L'essai dot avoir lien bientot,
dams Quelques iours, dit-on. Les
rlverains du bayou Lafourche
pourront sous peu constater nne
baisse notable. ..pourvu quill reste
asssz d'eau pour les besoins de la
navigation !!
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Nos vergers ont grand peine 4 So
retablir DIES gelees qui ont ecu lien
dams lie nois de favrier.
Les orangers, entire autras, con-
servent encore lenr apparence de.
solee, rien de vert, rien que DIES
fe"illes jann:es, dessech6s qui pen.
dent tristement ct mont pas meme
'e courage de tomber sur lie sol pour
faire place a nne nouvelle vegeta
ton.
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Mr. Urban Toulouse de Laf,nr-
che Crossing. s'est randu acqnereur
des prophecies qni a lais.fer r. de.
funt Aug. Cnnio. On sc falicite
g6n8Ialempnt de voir notIe ami Z.
Toulouse s'arrondir de crtte faGon
4 force de travail 1T i'fconomie.
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ASSOCIATION DIES PLANTERS Oh

ASSOCIATION DES PLANTERS DIE
LA PAROlssE LAFoURCHE.-Le
local destin6 aux reunions des
membres faisant partie de Pa>socia
ton DIES planteurs So TRANSFORMS
tons les jonrs ct bieni6t offrira une
reunion de sale de lecture, salon.
fumoir etc, on le comfortable ct
Felegance n'auront rien a env,er
II Clubs les plus favorises.
L'association est assez richie
ronr s'offrir ce luxe qni, an bout
du compile, remplit un desideratum
de to"s ceux qni Sc respectent, ct
Qni sont bien aise de connaitre nm
endroit on Pom peut ACKNOWLEDGMENT
lire M journal, faiIe au besoin 81
correspondence, Sc livrer meme i
quelques distractions avec DIES
gems bien 6leves. Nous review
droDs II ce sujet.
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lie 24avril proclaim, les membres
de la logp. /. O. o. +. dc Thibodaux
se propospnt d'alIer 4 la Nouvelle
Orleans ctlfhrer lpur anniversai. 4.
lis esperent que foccaaion sfra
pour eux source de reiOuis-
sanceS.
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L'rxpe"ltion d'Egypts u Ell pour
but de leprimer la Ievolte provo
q"ee par Arab pacha.-Il s~t pro
babls que ~ gouvernemeut francais
rrfuSerait d'accordrr IL naturalisa.
ton q TN sujet prussien & la vrillr
dune gnerre avec rAllenague,-
Un Francais peut tonjours recon.
queIir sa n%ationalite, perdue par Ia
naturalization q l'etranger, en- rem.
pl'sSant leg formalites prescrites
par lie code civil.-Dans FE,at do
Nsw.York, un individu ayant CON.
tracte des dettes i retrane~r ne
prut,e'rs ponrsniyi QUEEN vertu
dun jugement rendu par les t,ibn.
naux de pEtat.-Il est impoe.ible
de tixer la date de pachesemept du
canal lie Panama.-T nest nlus
question pour 10 moment du tunnel
GUS la Manche.
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On nous dit que, dams Ia mutt de
Jendi dernier, I'm 6tre malfalsant a
coupe la levee Wis & Wis le magasin
slime Standardization "Dixie" appar.
tenant au jugeT Taylor Beattie. Cette
breche fate mechamment nesurait
? pieds de large sur 8 dc profon
deur lorsqu'un hasard la fit iecou.
vrlr. L'eau coulait dtja avec
abundance dams lie chenin, ct 81 lie
danger n'avair etc conjure imme.
abatement par Feconome aide de
tous les ouvriers de rhabitation.
revellles a temps, lie NAL serait
peut etre irreparable. Les comps
de beches etaient tres visibles. ct
ne laissent aucun sur PinteHtion
perverse Dun in9ividu, iusou'a
present inconnu ct qui accomplis-
salt de propos deIib6re une man.
vaise action.
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Mt. CARnsf. CsSyrSr. }

Mt. CAKhsL. CONVENT.
Thibedaux. La, jar. 81, 1888.
Mr.. F. Gsuaux, Hsuma. La.
Gear Sir-I canust convey in adequate Ian.
gLags y satisfactory idea Of the benefit ]
ave obtained by using ysur Aati-Asthnatie
Powder and Mixture. Fer twenty year. l
have suffered frenl that dreadful disease,
Asthms, and although I have tried mauy
remedles, ssns proved beneficial until i
tried yours. trust ny experience with this
precious and valuable powder and mixture
will be the means Of inducing others to give
it . trial. Yours respectfully,
A SISTER 81 Nj. CAMEL CONVENT
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given to the public. that
from this date, the undersigned will prose
cute to the fullest extent Of She law any and
all persons found hunting or the ise tres
passing upon the Lamar Plantation, situated
ten miles below the town of Thibodaux, on
the right descending bank of the Bayou La
within the Parish of Lafourche, La.
j. B. c. GAZZO,
Lamar Plantation. Lafourehe Parish, La
fy-22-5t.
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Les afmaugrai>Ons in cur che
vein 1T In chnte DIES ch4vrux sont
solvent cansfrs par les pellicnles
don't vonS porvpZ vons dfharrasSer
par Fnsage de Halls Hair Re
newer"
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There ia no corr petitiou TO Gouaux's astb.
ma remedies and cough snre care; 2 or 3 doses
Will stop any cough. There is no ether pre-
paration in the world that can do SO. II
would cost a fortune to publish the certifi.
Gates received daily. Book and SAMPLES fraa
by mail. Address F.. Gonaux. Houma. La
Large size. 81 25. small, Is cents. All
druggists. an
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, 2S novembrs, 1889.
PREMIER TRAIN.

TRAIN.
Quite Thihodaux ii 9 heures a. H.. avec Ia
uslle de FOuest.
Arrive 4 Thibolaux a 10 heures % n. NJ,
syec la MALE de In Eouvelle Orleans.
Second train favcc Ia MALE de la NsuvslIe
Orleans ct dc rEstl.
Quite Thihodaux A heures %. p. IN.
Arrive Thihndaux a s heurrs 80 y. n.
Ia male cst tnuinurs clese an pest .tfics,
Is minutes avart 10 depart du train.
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LEVEES Eft

reinforcement Ia compagnle de la
Loterie de Ia Louisiane a offert 4 Ia
Vile de la Nonvellr Orleans. un.
somme de $50 600 pour i'aidpr a re.
parer les ler6es, ct 4 trnir Ell 6cl,ec
les eaux dn fruve qui m~enacaient
aehvihir III vile. lie MARE. "A
accepte le don, ct mons ne Zen
"'a'hofiS point, an contraife; 81
notie appreciation p-ut hi ere de
qneIque douceur il IA pleinement.
Mails cette acceptation du marie IA
re'hue Ia bile de rnel4ueS preachers
Ia~iatlqnes qui lui font I'm crime
davolr pulse d cette source impure
meme pour conjurrr une calanite
publique. Ell pourtant chacun salt
que les congregations ct commu-
"autes raiigipuseS ne 50 montreut
paa fiers Giles ne lemandent ia.
mails d'on Went I'argent qu'on lenr
apporte. Files ont raisen. Lar.
gent est innocent TT bon CONNIE
tout ce don't Fhomme abuse.
La g%alerie s'amnse enorm4.
ment de la polemiqne engage par
Dom Mite ct par les ecrivains din
Times Democrat du States etc. ct
nous APRONS de quot rire encore
pendant quelques jours scion toute
probabilite.
La Loterie de la Louisiana "a
offrrt 500, 600 Al Gouyerneur
Nichols pour venir en- aide aux
populations de rEtat menacees par
lInondation. Ces cent mile Mas.
tres d%evaient 1tre consacres 4
des levees ct a Ienr con.
Obeissant i des scru.
qnil ne nous appartient pas
ne dIscuter, qnand a present. le
: souverneur a refuse lie don de Ia
'oterIe. Quelques uns louent d'au- ,
tres blament O action! Cest
generalement 10 cas-. Mails Oh Ia
chose devient epique ct, on Sc tait
voir une tres habile maneuyre
est que le don refuse un peu
l'aivement'es uns dissent niaisemeut
par le chef de PEtat "a etc offert
1lrectement an peuple DIES cam.
pagnes ct que celui-ci Ia accents
partont avec reconnaissance ct
snthousiasme.
Dansdes temps CONNIE celui.ci I'm
'lenfait sous forme de milliers de
est t%oujours bien venu ct
'ourvu que lie fermier puisse pre.
'erver de reau son humble champ
'rrose de tant de sueurs, son champ
Iul doit nonrrir sa necessiteuse
amllle, II benit la main qui lie sc
curt ct fait peu de cas- de theories
refuses ct vides a pusage des prea-
hers pansus ct des politicians en-
u6te de p%opularite.
Bret, ct pour faire court, Ia
'aroisse Lafourche a Gu pour sa
art de cette name qui faisait
lenvoir la loterie la somme de
.l5. $50.
LIE juri de police a tenn mercredi :
ernier, une session extraordinaire y.
fin de faire de Get argent une :,
aussi equitable que I,
ossible entire les 9 districts de j.
rainage: :,
g Ter. district a obtenu...... 81, 500 .
re. ...... 1000 -,
Re. i. Osoo j
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-03-22

-On mande de Washington que
ii. Rockwell, rapporteur de Ia com.
mission des relations 6transtres.
an congress, IA fat un rapport favo-
rable 4 la proposition d%'auto.i,er
NJ. Henry Vignaud. spcreraire de-
la legation amdricaine a Paris: le
lieutenant Aaron Ward, de la ma.
rlne des Etats-Unis ct lie capitalne
ID. g. Cochran, de l%'infanter,e de
marine, a accepter Ia decoration de
la Legion d'honnenr qni leur a etc
oferte par lie gouvernement fran.
Gals.