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I OTIS and houses and lots for sale or trade:
l. houses to rent Z. E. Parker, so East
Fourth st.
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SatIurda
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.
Smith 81 Tayior's List.

HOME, HOME, there's no place Ike
II home, If you own it. We make spe-
cialty of supplying homes to people of mod
crate means, and have now five fine homes
ranging in price from $500 to $500, all
well located, cosy and tasteful; finished in
The best possible manner, with all con-
yeniences, and we will suit anybody on
terms. If you want q home, come and see
u.s. you can't fail to be pleased with some
thing we Will offer yOu
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BOARD OFFERED.

A PLEASANT HOME FOR LADIES
n All modern improvements water;
weekly board, So per week: use of general
sitting room. Mrs. E. Brunei, $50 Jack
son St
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OFFICE-Half of beautifully lighted and
" heated Office use of safe, etc., for s. per
month. Address W, Globe.
OFFICE-For rent, half of Office, 81 Ma
" tional German-American Bank Build
ing. Inquire at Office opposite.
0FFiCES-For rent. new and elegant Of
~ fees IN new Grand opera house build
ing: everything modern. Apply to Frank l..
BixhI. Manager Grand Opera House.
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III OUSE : S2O--Good, comfortable six
II room house, st. Anthony hill, near
Dale St; will be newly papered. W. F. Mo-
ritz 900 Pioneer Press
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STALL for rent. with standing room for
~ horse and buggy. near corner of jackson
and Third SITS. Curtis d Edwards inv Co.
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Second Days Session.

Thibodaux. La, April Is, 1890.
III Police Jury of the parish Of Lafourche
met this day pursuant tn adjournment.
Present-President tirisaln0re and Messrs
Seely, Gaude, Barilleaux, Bourgeois Parra
Lerile, and Christian.
The minutes OF yesterday were read and
approved as recorded.
Tho reports of the committees being in or
der Mr.. parra, chairman protein of tho
finance committee presented the following
report whicn was read and recorded
1hibolaux, La. April l6, 1890
To the Police Jury.
Conference.-The undersigned committee
have examined the treasurer's report ON The
finances Of the parish, and having found
said report TO he correct, respectfully return
same duly approved.
Your committee has also examined the
statement of the president relative to the
levee repair and maintenance fund of the
various districts of the parish and having
found the presidents report thereon correct.
return same approved.
Respectfully Submitted
i. PARA,
l.. LERILLE.
Mr.. Seely. as chairman of the Commit tee
on Claims. presented the following report:
State of Louisiana, Parish of Lafourche, J
April 10TH. 1890.
To the President ard Members Of the Police
Jury:
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
,,,., TOWN HALL, }
Tmb0daux. La Anr;, ~ loao

Ifa Courcil for the Town of Tb;ho-
'ssax met ths day in regular monthly sss-
sion at o'clock d. in
The minutes Uf the list session wsrs r..d
and apprave,l as recorded.
Present-J. L. Aucoin, Mayor, and trustees
lro,ter' Brand. Conlon and Naquin.
Absent-Mal brough and Badeanx.
The following reports of the muyor for tn.
month Of March and April 1890, we're hand
ed III ~ tho financc coinmittse lulv exanin.
Ell and approved by them
MAYORS OFFICE
Tk.bodeux La. March I, 1890.
aentien cn--i hersby submit for ysur an
peevni the following claims. and il foand
c"fiect' would recommend IN appropriation
TO cover same.
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Address Registered Letters containing Currency
10
Mem Orleans National Bank,
New ORLEANS, L..
New ORLEANS, LA

"REMEMRER. that the payment of
rr;1es il GUARANTEED BY FOUR Ma
TIONAL, BANKS nf New Orleans. and tue
Tickets are signcd by the President of an In-
stituton whCse chartered rights are rec"g
nizsd in the highest Courts: therefore. be-
ware of all limitations or anonymous
schemes
ONE DOLLARS j. the price of the smallest
part or iractlon of a Ticket ISSUED Bi Us
|. % any Drawing. Anything III our name
,tTerel for le,. than a Dollar is il swindla.
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,,ea Prizes. amounting to S1,05i.SO
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

sTFoR CLuE RATES or any further intor-
,nation desired write legibly to the under
signed. clearly stating your residence, with
State, County, street and Number. More
anil return mail delivery will be assured hv
your enclosing an envelope bearing your
full address.
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uy1grssasa a.ANT'.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes. Money Order. issued by all Express
.Companics or Ncw York Exchange
Addressed Va n NAel anAtI'
New Orleans. La.
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Ii Respectfully Submitted.
+: BARlLLEAU,X,
JNO. S. SEELY
FRANK CHRISTIE,

T. N,
At this time Mr.. j. A. JOLIET ,Jr. surv.v.
appeared before the Jury on behalf nt t.
stantln brothers, and requested an ~.
grounds OF the public convenience th,r
jury take some acton towards hayirr ~"
'iIase "ioh@ the pubic road on the riobt
bank OF bayou Latnurche established So
Nhereupon Mr.. iiourgeois se.,nda
| Chrstlen presented the FOLLOWING ras',I,.;
adopted. icsoiuIlo on,
heso!vcu, That COMMITTEES of tvo man
W. 'nu lhe president added be appointed
lor the purpose OF ascertaniAg aud rei,ortinrr
"pon we we eoSt OF establiAnus the milea.s
! along the public road on the rioht hani e
| Bayou LafOurche, and the prrsi5dn+ . -
| pointed Mrssrs. Bourgeois and Sse,y m
said committee o'eiS On
Inc president to appoint a commissioners
iof TINS PARISH to attend the meetipm of ~
'oaio VI assessors at Schreyer station and
Lafayette, L.. on the % and "a inst 1
Mr- Bourgeois, seconded by Mr. Sea1v nc
lereu the following resolution
: "neieas ,he gems of the Liverpool and
uoi Lo' uoii anu Hiooe insurance COMPANY. nro
pose 10 Insure the court building of this mar.
ISL against fls' by fire, for a premum If /
per cent per year or per cent for three ra,r.
| and also to include at a like rate ~ Ip,n,,
Library therein contained Su
DC II heSoiVtd, That the president ot tho
Jdry, DC ana is hereby authorized ana ~,
powered to l2sure tie Court Iion.a h,i,d;-,a
VI .n's Pau sh' lof The sum of $40 900 and also
TO insure The Court House Library therain
contained Tor tho sum of $4,000 and to dran
against the parish funds Tor the pavment uA% of
, the premiums thereon OH the 3 year man
that i Is to say at the rate of , Der cent pam
Winch was adopted by the iolIowino vote
:, le;:ts,-Grisamore, seeIy, Gaude. P,rra
barrllleauxs Bourgeois, Lerile and Christian
Nays-None. "'' III 'stiah'
-, Mr. sS;eely seconded by Mr. PARA offered
'he ioioWns resolution. Adopted.
Resolved, That committee of tbr.o 49,
SONS De appointed to examine the Location, of
the proposed bridge on bayou Choctaw and ID
report 10 this Jury ut it's next Session ',ha III
proDaoie cost OF the same if it is ronsiderad
enat pnDiic necessity demands a bridge over
the said bayou. 'i'so over
me presigent appointed Messrs. +. Cbr;s.
1'an' .. ID. Bourgeois and Jno. 5. Seelv- IN
said committee. 'e'S' oh
Mr. seeiy, seconded by .Ir. PARA. moved
.nat when the Jury adjourns it lie to mset
rietl. 10y "oNt' Var
nerenpon, on motion duly made and car.
ried, the Jury adjourned
S. I. GRISAMuRE. president
il. n. COULON, Clerk.
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Check No 6 in favor of commissioners
OF the first drainage distlct 242 d
Check No. 10 IN favor commissioners
drainage district No LII OIL
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Grand Monthly Drawing,
WILL TAKE PLACE
TUESDAY,. MAY 13. 1890
CAPITAL PRIZE P3OO,OOO

100 600 Tickets at TweTty Dollars;
Halves, $40; Quarters. 50; Tenths,
50; Twentieths. 81.
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NO. 40.

dentlemen-Your Committee on Claims. "a
whom various Claims were reierre,t, leo
ieaVe TO say that they have examined them
carefully and report favorably on the follow
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UtIIHUCVN. fJ1ZI gu
Respectfully Submitted.
+. SAMOAN,
Treasurer.
Thibolnux, La, April ID. 1870.
Tho president presented the following re-
ports which were referred to proper COM
mittees.
Thibodaux. La, April I6, 1920.
To the Pelico Jury:
In accordance with resolution o. your body
adopted at it's last special session have &C.
cepted the donation from the Louisiana State
Lottery for the protection and repars of
levres in this parish. the smm of Fifteen Thou
sand, Seven Hundred aud Fifty Dollars,
which has been placed to the credit Of the
parish of Lxfourche in the New Orleans Na-
iional Bank. Since which time have drawn
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ave do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements ioraii the Monthiyland Semi
ANIMAL drawings of the louisiana State Lot
farv Co. and in person manage and control
the Drawings themselves, and that the same
are conducted with honesty. fairness, and in
GOOD faith toward all parties, and we author
liza the Company to use this certificate. with
, facsimiles Of our signatures attached, IN lts
advertisements.
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Total as above s 1862 If
=, regret to state thatthe attempt tc exnl,de
the natures i'll the lower Lafuircba nrn,ad
l" be imrracticahie. Tie material or snt,i'
elent strength 10 burst the battnres endan.
sttrt sa,s" sne ieEees to sncl an extent that the
material on hand which think tbut viii ha
ahle TO dispose of very soon. and renlace H. a
funds in bank 'P''9 '"o
Respectfully submitted.
s. /, GkISAMORE
President
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Resolution No

BE it resolved by the Police Jury of J.a
iourcbe IN regular session assembled.
That the president Of the Police jury of
Latolrrhe be and he is hereby authorized
and empowered to take snch measures in
diciai or extra,ludicial, as he may deem with
The advice of district attorney tit and pro-
per. to cause the railroad warehouse on the
levee just above the town of Thibodaux.
raise;! to such height as he may deem sutfi
clcnt t" avert all dagger to The lovee. and
removed from the said levee or SO arranged
DIS TO allow OF free passage along said ievee
On motion of Mr.. SeeIy seconded by Mr.
by Mr.. GautlG the jury adjourned to to-
morrow at 8 o'clock a. III.
s. I. GRISAMORE president,
ii. n. COULON clerk.
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should be rebound and refer the matter TO
the Police Jury. We also find the clerk s
recorders and sheritf's Offices as also the
grand jury room very much III need Of suit
able furniture for the use of the officers, and
the accommodation of the public and trust
that the Police Jury will give this matter
their early attention
We also think that the railroad depot or
warehouse on the levee just above town is
an obstruction and also dangerous to the
Ievee and recommend that it he removed
We are informed thai some distinctions
are thrown into Grand Bayou by swampers
and cross ties makers. parties row unknown
and call the attention of the drainage com
missioners for that district to this matter,
that proper steps he at oLce taken to stop
it.
We call the attention OF the road inspector
to the fact that there are several bridges
between 1hihodaux and Lafourche Crossing
right bank, that have been pnt too high the
level OF the road, thereby making them dan
gcrous
We should have stated before that we
have examined the parish Jail and found it
IN fine condition well and neatly kept, and
the prisoners well and properly fed and cared
for,
Respectfully Submitted
(Sigued) EDWARD BADEAUX
Foreman of grand jury
A true copy
Test clerks office parish of Lafourche
April 10th, 1890
p. L. LEGENDRE
deputy clerk
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'-''eAib'
On.J " the Foiiee jury. parish of Lafour-)
r. Thihodaux. La, April lG, 1890.
10 the Police Jury: '0'''
can Your attention to the report of the
Grand Jury, especially to those por rt,nns
that refer to the want of proper furniture in
tue grand Jury room, and to the obstruction
,e 10 Tue ievee by the railroad building on the
ieVee Just above the limits OF the eornoro
tlon OF the town of Thibodaux.
1his building Is to? low and prevents the
p'"per care 10 be taken of tie ieyee urd+r.
Meath. and IS also an obstruction to the ri~ht
oi way OF any person who may desire TO bass
along the levee. 'NN
The universal complaint that is made of
the numerous defective .iahIs found with;r
thls parish demands the serious considera-
tlon of your body. :"
DnflhS the late high water | instructed
Tue ievee and road inspectors. that when
ever dahl was considered dangerous bv
hinselt and Il jury of citizens in It's yicinity
" ""'o eiie sahie closed anu strengthened.
s. 4, GRISAMORE,
The petition Of Mrs. Durochee and C,Ia-
'nent were at this time taken up and n,
motion OF Mr. Seely seconded Ivy MIR. Parr,
the aiorenamed applicants were ordered
pilcea on the pension roll of the. parish at
me rate OF 81. per month to date from Apri
l. lo'C 10y the following vote.
,, 1eas :-Grisamore Seely, Gaude. PARA
baIriieanx Bourgeois and Lerille
Nays-Noue.
The petition relative to opening a public
road to connect Baton Pilon, Chactaw and
Coteau Boudresux ridges with the pnbl;c
road along bayou Lafourche was then called
up: and the following committee duly ap.
poiltee |" take fuil charge of the subject
matter thereof provided however that tbeir
actions in the premises be directed by the
parish attorney.
-.ifrcd Poche. Acide Toups, Davis Lapev.
rouse, julie Chappuis, d. Cancienne, Octave
f'ohe and 4. Toups.
Mr. PARA seconded by Mr.. Seely offered
the following resolution which was carried
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Respectfully Submitted
). i. BOURGEOIS.
l.. +. GAUDE

D. T. BOURGEOIS,
l.. F. GAUDE.
~ bafriileaux chairman OF committee an
Puo-ie o'ilidlhgs presented the foilowing ra.
Porf ana The recommendation tecrein ean
tained duly ordered COD
ro +,.o Ihihodaux La April I6. 1890
the Police Jury: u
Gentemen-Your committee
building TO whom the report of IL, poaI gr.,nt
Jury was submitted in regard to turnSsbina
the tecessary furniture for the use nt ,ae
grand jury rooms clurk ana sberitss otN.a
"oulu respectfully recommend the purchase
~. ~ s..n aI, iulhitnre us may be necessary foI
tit n '"oFe grand jury room clerk and shsriff,.
Office and that the president Of Iii I'i.'.
furniture. the said
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.vsNpREcEDENTeD ATTRACTION
III OVER A MIL LION DISTRIBUTED.
I,,sii:ii... STATE ,tte.yC Company

Incorporated bv the Legislature for
educational and charitable purposes. and Its
franchise made part of the present State
Constitution. in 1879. by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
rfNGS take place Seml-AnnualV, tJune and
rDecemberl and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
fBER DRAWINGS take place in each OF the
other Ten months IN the year, and are all
drawn in public. at the Academy OF Music,
New Orleans, La.
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$20l IS
:, S2UI 80
Respect 'nlly submitted,
JNo. = SEELY.
j.. BA RRILLEAUX

ConilnIttee un claims
nfrenpon Nr. Seely. lily seconded Inv
~. uaii"e' Offered The f,Iluwin. resoinfin
adopted on following vote.
Geas-AH
Resolved That the sum of twn .u,,,,,
'o-'uo dollars he. an'i j. hereby a.,n,n,,,i
aIea out OF the proper fund 10 pay t.ic within
MI 3au1e chairman of the committee a.,
ua"a, m'a.,i'29 presented the following report
To the Police Jury: o'"' 'o'o
Gentiemen-lhe drainage eommittee bava
oNa'nihed the trersurer's report on tie drain.
age Inhds OF the parish, and tndiuo s.,na -
proved. uois ap-
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Assets over liabilities -. Si0a0 "A
Respectfully submitted
+. SAMOAN,
Parish Treasurer.
Thibodaux, Ia, April 18th, 1890
THE DRAINAGE FUND.
From Feo. D, 1890, to April lst 1890.
f. SAMOAN, Treasurer, in account with
Drainage Fund
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Trca>sarer'- Report.

From Feb. 9th 1890 to April lst 1890.
+. SAMOAN, Treasurer, in account with the
Parish of La1oErchc.
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that connection with the same sort of
sneer that would have alluded to the
somewhat similar incumbent in 1880
when the convention met. Mr.. BLAINE
has evidently intended to have
the president understand that he
is effete, and will only waste
effort in making any attempts
to get into the field. 1t is a
harmless flattery of useful and i'm
portant friend to speak of DEPEw as the
available man by reason of ability to
carry New York against Gov. HILL in
1892. DDPEw will not be in the way If
Mr.. BLAINE thinks best to be a candi-
date himself. He will have the impor-
tant vote of NewYork in the convention,
but the reasons that made him availa-
BILE in 1888 in other sections will be
equally strong in the future. Probably
Mr.. BLAINE would prefer DEPEw as
president to any other man in the field.
He is an excellent man to hold the place
that friend of BLAINE is wanted to
hold until the Maine statesman can de-
termine whether he can be elected ii
nominated. He has no desire to be
beaten again. The outlook as Mr.. BLAINE
now sees it is not favorable for the
election of any Republican. Can he
see break in the party clouds and rea-
sonable promise of success, he will
write no letter of declination in the
spring of 1892. The schemes that are
being dropped out as legacies of the
Pans are expected to develop into
BLAINE capital. The ambition to be
president has been with BLAINE good
many years, and has never demised. 1t
has been badly discouraged, and it is
uncertain that it can regain full vigor.
Incidentally it may be noted that Mr..
BLAINE follows the assumption of Re-
publican leaders that Mr.. CLEVELAND
will not be available for the Democrats
in the next election. They are pain
fully solicitous that the Democrats shall
not throw away their chances in New
York by his nomination.
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THE EFFECr OF 1T.

The election in Oregon Monday did
not result materially different from the
anticipations of Democrats familiar
with the situation. 1t was expected
that the Democrats would be able to re-
elect their very popular governor, but
beyond that they had nothing to lose,
and had little reason to expect to gain
either the legislature or the member of
congress. The latter is now in con-
greSs. and willing supporter of the
MCKINLEY bill. He has been returned,
partly Oh account of his personal popu-
larity; but, in the face of reported ma
jority much the same that he received
two years ago. there is plausibility in the
claim that Oregon indorses the Repub-
lican tariff as constructed by Nc
KINLEY. This vote will be taken by
the Republicans in congress as indicat-
ing that whatever kicking may be done
over the passage of the bill, the party
strength may be held to the line. This
js the special feature of interest in the
election there. 1t is the only Republi-
can state that holds summer election.
With a good many Republicans in con-
gress there was hesitation and timidity
in regard to the tariff, for fear that the
sort of reform they are urged to take
would be repudiated at home at the ex-
pense of the party. The influence of
the Oregon voting is likely to be felt in
keeping the bill in the senate nearer the
shape IN which it came from the house.
This is to be regretted Oh general prin-
ciples. 1t is believed that the interests
of the people will be promoted by every
.excision or reduction of the needless
burdens of the tariff. But, as partSans,
the more complete the faulty of the
protectionists the more certain Will be
their ultimate discontinue. They are
likely to miSconstrue the Oregon vote.
1t is not ali indication of Western tenn
per. Local interests, particularly in
tine matter of the tax on wool, were used
with misguiding effect. The influences
that are shaping popular sentiment in
the great states of the Mississippi val
ley are not greatly felt in Oregon.
Those who argue that an expression
found in the vote there has general sig
nifcance will mislead themselves.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-06-05
A POLITICAL RIOT.

The political situation i'll Nebraska is
taking on new and enlivening phases.
1t has been mentioned that the governor
bent to the anti-monopoly gales and
called special session of the legislature
for number of purposes approximately
demanded by the alliance and anti-mo-
nopoly movement. Precisely what these
were in detail is not material to repeat.
They comprised railroad regulation
and the familiar general objects sought
in alliance legislation. The issuance of
this call in the interest of the farmer
wing of the Republican party immedl-
ately threw the other and more COM
monty dominant element into fever Of
Indignation. The wife of the governor
was alarmingly ill, and the Omaha Her
aid says, in somewhat vehement way,
that
To the sick room dashed the horde of
political vultures and hyenas, besieging the
governor with petitions and kilograms;
warning him that he had made mistake.
and begging him to recall his proclamation,
until the old man. well nigh exhausted from
his long watches at the bedside of his strick-
en- wife. became eXasperated and almost
frenzied-
The result was that after this sort of
work for week the executive spine
weakened. he wilted and fell into the
arms of the monopoly hordes. He re-
called his proclamation, and will have
no special session. The politicians and
machine men are on top again, and the
antis are red with wrath. The political
demise of the governor is evident. as it
does not seem possible that the Repub-
lican party can get together again this
year. General turmoil is likely to run
riot in the political camps of that state.
and the Democrats have nothing to lose.