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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-08
Politics AND BUSINESS MIXED.

The Pullman Car Company Accused at
Making Political Victims.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE case against sew
erai officials of the Pullman Palace Car
Company. accused OF discharging employees
for political reasons was taken up by the
election commissioners today. Superin-
tendent Session testified that the complain
ants were discharged for non-poiitical rea-
sons, and his testimony was corroborated
by General Manager Brown. The COM
missioners finally decided 10 refer the mat
ter to the state authorities, who wiz take
what action they see fit
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Irs~~ sahsn SICK Tate Death.

ssx FKAsefsco, Mar s.--Jadgs satin. OF
rhe Enised States district eours Tor sevsda.
il dangerously Ill At the PalAce hotel from
inssaxngazsnry rheans astsfn. aad Is not ex-
p<essd 70 recover. lie Was unconscious as
dsy yesterday.
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THE EvANGELIcAL wEANGLE.
Bowmanites Expei Opponents and VIII
Contest Claims TO Property.

Bowmanites Expei Opponents and VIII
Contest Claims TO Property.
ALBANY, Or, May cat the Bishop
Bowman faction of the Evangelical con-
ference today resolutions were adopted ex-
polling from the church G. G. Polling. f. S.
Lock, E. s. Bollinger and ]. II. Hershner.
four of the most offensive participants. and
eight others were SUSPENDED from the min
isterid functions for one year; also
that the trustees of the Ore
gon conference are authorized to
contest all conveyances of property stu
ated within the bounds of the conference
that may be attempted by any of the men
who withdraw from the conference.
The anti Bowman faction declare that
this is not legal body and that the action
taken is null and void, and viii be con-
tested in Law to the bitter end
The Bowman faction made the appoint
ment of the pastorate and adjourned sine
die
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Close by, in the stiffness oil the night. couid
scarcely siartle the ordinary individual more
than DO trihing noises the nervous Invalid.
But once the nerves ara braced and the system
invigorated with Hosfetter's Stomach BlfteFs.
this abnormal ensitiveness is succeeded by
tranquility not to be disturbed by trivlsl causes.
Impaired digestion is . fertile eauss Of nerve
weakness aud unnatural mental gloom. and a
vigorous renewal of the action OF the stomach
Is one of the suresf means of INIT gorating and
Quieting the nerves Insomnia, or seepless-
hess, form OF nervous disease. IL GIquessioa-
ably benefited by sedstives, when II Is pro-
Ioaged or of frequent occurrence, but ia per
manent removal is more etettualy achieved
with the bifters. This medicine is also eg-
naliy enacaeious for malaria, rheums tlsr, con-
stipation, liver complaint and torpidily of the
kidneys and bladder.
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COLUMBIA, s. c.. May Awhile Lean
hart, coiored, was shot and killed In Lex
ington Jail last night Leaphart was con-
victed of rape on Rosa Cannon. young
white girl, and sentenced to be hanged
April Is To prevent iynching he was
taken TO Columbia Jail, bat ON guarantee
OF his safety by The citizens, he VS. re-
turned to Lexington. He had been re-
spited pending motion for new trial.
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r.rt.rs, VII. ssssse her Troubles

I..snes. May e-Senor giaesro. minister
OF foreign AFFAIRS. annoancet In the cham
Der soiay ths. he had hores q an sAriy
and honorable settlement besweea Portugal
and England.
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l united AMERICA.
Glorious Result Of the Pam
American Conference.
EsTEE TELLS or HIS WORK.
Pacific Coast States Will Derive the
Greatest Benefits

The San Francisco Chambes Of Commerce
Hears Esaee Tell what the Confer
ence mpiished-Reciprocity Not
Essential, But shippipG the Present
Need.
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carload Of eggs came I'm yesterday from
~ east over the Northern Pacific railroad.
lgessal carloads have come In over the different
mlk0ads bat nevertheless the Auppiy does not
e1ceed the demand. EAstsrn esgs bring Ice per
1ezen. California and OREGON eggs sell ct .oc,
~ frosh ranch eggs ct 25c per dozen.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-01-18
ta@-ialNE OF cAR1ul, q Tonic for Women.

The many friends of Imac Schex-
lyder a worthy young man of Il
toWn, will regret to learn that he is
about to leave Us for il time, to take a
course IN telegraphy in the Crescent
City.
'lmac has been connected for Il num-
Der OF years with the SENTINEL as ii
Vpo, and he was loved and esteemed
ny the whole staff.
lie vas always steady and indus
''oES, and courteous and affable in
'Ais daily intercourse.
lie best wishes OF every one con
aected with the SENTINEL accom-
paaF you, friend Inac, and may you
A'On reach the goal of your ambi-
ZION.
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The Big Show Coming.

Eugene Robiason's big show will be
here On Monday JAN, q, and give
two exhibitions afternoon and night.
This is n Of the best shows that
ever exhibited in this city. 1t is on
two mammoth floating palaces fitted
up expressly for the show business at
an expense Of over one hundred
thousand dollars. Everything about
the boat is new. The boats are lit up
at night with electric lights 80 the
show can be seen at night just as well
as in the day time. This opera house
is equal to any opera house in the
large cities. lfyou want to see a first
class show go and see Mr.. Robinson's
Monday January, 27th,.
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LocXPoRT NEWS.
LoCKPoRT La, Jan. Is, 1890.

The former neighbors of our friend,
Mr.. Cbas. j. Barker. who has long re-
sided in town, and is now a resi-
dent of your city, have learned with
pleasure of the birth of his son. Our
best wishes for the coming man., as
well as to the mother and father.
How true it is that joy and sorrow
seem inseparable in our life, in this
world. We had hardly heard the
above glad tidings, that a letter from
New Orleans brought us the sorrowful
news of the death of Miss Antoinette,
the promising daughter of our esteem
ed friend, Mr.. Frank Barker, brother
of the Chas. Barker just mentioned.
Mr.. r. Parker has our sincerest sym
pathies in the sad blow that has so
unexpectedly struck him.
Since we Lave opened this conlmu-
nication with notices of birth and
death, we cannot do better than speak
now of marriages. We have not heard
of a single new engagement on the
tapis, aud it seems as if the average
of past year will not he ceached this
season. Is it for the best or not? We
know we'll enough what Nautilus
would answer; for our part we prefer
to be non-committal.
The moving craze is still going now
among our new residents, we have
made the acquaintance of Mr.. NJ. Foret
of Thibodau1. and Mr.. Thompson Bar
rilleaux, of Layton plantation. How
ever, as the lodging capacity of Lock
port is somewhat restricted, We would
advise any other that intends moving
here. to hurry up if he wishes to secure
comfortable quarters.
The new ferry lessee has erected a
clearinghouse which is much moro
handy, as the man in charge, has not
to go up and down our levee at night,
a very tiresome job in all times. but
especially in cold and rainy nights.
The warm weather that has reigned
so long has given our sugar planters n
most beautiful stand, in fact better
and more advanced than for many
years past eve thin stubbs do come
out well. Potato planting is about
over, the frse paintings, notwithstand-
ing The dry spell being all out and
showing a nice appearance. Onions
are the only exception, many of them
up, unable to take DOT during
the drouth. AS we have rain now. the
balance will no doubt be saved.
From Thibodaux, we have been in
vited to attend a meeting of the bar
keepers for the purpose of securing
the repeal of the Sunday Law. We
are, have been, and will always be
partisans of the utmost freedom as
long as other peoples rights are re-
spected; but really We think that this
although infringing on personal
rights, has proved in the main, benef-
cial to the greatest number.
A sarcastic friend at our elbow u G
.ests that. considering the great length
and small width of. our parish. we
should have a floating parish boat,
one part of it fixed up as a Jail, to go
and pick up prisoners, tho rest as
State rooms to be used for the trans
of ~witnesses, teachers, jury
men, members of school board, and
tutf quaint, which have in season and
put Of season so often been forced to
at their expense to orr metropo-
is. We smiled on tho suggestion, but
being over-cautious, vouchsafed no
answer. LAFOCRCHE.
|
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For First Place,

a great amount of political engineer
VIII he done by friends of candi-
|S'eS to secure for their man the first
|rsee on the ticket, and the best man
probably secure the coveted place.
sseG' Ii endorsed by the majority of
|SSe People, the election is assured.
|teetrie BitterS has been put to the
-0at, It's merits passed upon, has been
suOfSed and unanimously given the
place among remedies peculiarly
SlpFed to the relief and cure of all
|sTases OF Kidneys, Liver and Stom-
Electric Bitters, being guaran-
y, Is Il safe investment. Price, soc.
sl per bottle at Thibodaux Drug
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Planters are jubilant V G tho pros
poets at present. Seed cane is gener-
ally extraordinary good, whilst stub
bic and fall plant cane is coming
nicely, yet there is always an anxiety
in their pleasure, AS they know that a
freeze may yet come and transfer
many of their bright hopes into dis
nal oncs.
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EOria...

Mr.. He ,rv Wi,nb u. and iir. Peter iIr'r-
rer. Evansville. lat. CERTIFY that they have
been u-ii. Z &. {. certain tolal Cure. IN
their fam V inetii. inc tor coughs. and colts
for several ,ear>. and have found II T., be -
neveriallng rrinrtts. Children take it readi-
~. as it IS a. ll, a~,nt IL maple syrup.
Sold by IhihUiau. Pharmacy.
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Sugar and rico planters are referred
10 advertisement of w. B. Bloom
field.
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A rainfall Of II inches last Wednes-
day put water in the cisterns, and
sstisfed the demands Of the gardens.
AT night the weather turned some
what cool, whilst a stiff north wind
"a Thursday morning brought over
coats to the front, and Goals to the
fire crates,
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Mrs. E. A. Thompson left Wednes:
day evening to visit her son James,
in Marshal, Texas who has pneumonia.
The Sentinel trusts that she may find
the sick man in a convalescent con-
dition on her arrival.
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The great popularity of Ayers Pills
rs Il cathartic is due RIO less to their
promptness and efficacy than to their
coating Of sugar and freedom from any
mi lrinus effects. Children take them
readily. See Ayers Almanac for this
yea. just out.
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The great sensation of this week
has teen the hanging of Frank Ter
motifs new signs which was success
fully accomplished yesterday, to the
admiration of 100 spectators.
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Many improvements are being made
all over town adding ornamental
beauty to usefulness.
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We call the attention of the public
On the advertisement of the success
sion sale of Pierre j. Boudreaux
printed on 2nd page ofthis issue, as
genuine.
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s.Elr..,. WINE OF chseuI for f..al. diseases

Anew steamer has been put in the
bayou Lafourche trade, Messrs. Le-
pine, Theriot and others are connect
ed with the new enterprise.
This boat will make regular trips
between Donaldsonvilie and Lock-
port.
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Do not forget to go and see the AL
cazar Comical Opera Troupe tonight,
and have g pleasant evening.
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There was a slight frost yesterday
morning. that will not cause much
damage to vegetation.
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The Western rivers are rising. h"t
not with a rapidity tut should ""-
casinn any alarm Oh the lower Mis-
sissippi.
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The influenza is prevalent here but
no serious cases have yet occurred.
sneezing and snutfiing has grown
quite fashionable.
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McEIrce's Wine Of cardui

and THEDFORD'S BLACK-ORAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Lafsurche parish, Thibodaux
jos. T. Thibedeaux g. Sen.
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There will be services by the Rev.
C. NJ. Atkinson, ID. d., at the Preshy-
terrain church, Tuesday, 2lst. inst, at
f.S0, p. In.
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: Lawrence Kramer, member of the
Police jury is now running a lugger
between New Orleans and Malagay.
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Henry A. Molaison, has been APP
pOinted by the Governor, constable
in this ward in place of Henry j.
Celsstin resigned.
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Eddie Blanchard, o of DR.. j. +.
Blanchard who is studying, in Phila-
has had La Grippe, but was
improving when last heard from.
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Sugar zane planting is completed
on many plantations. This is IN
thing unusai for January.
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Malaria is r.t',in" more than a
blood poison ind t',rn when its at
tackS arc felt something must be TAX
en- to completely eradicate the poison
from the system. Dir. Westm"te-
lands CaiiSnya Tosr.c is the most eii-
cieut blood "trinr in existence, and
all disorders nt Tie vital tiHid i%ealliiy
s%uccunlb TO It's Influence. y minister
writes
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s%x>gLAcK.pRAucAT tea cures Constipation
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NASHVILLE. VEEN

= N>IItII-I.F., Hem.
Gcutlemcn-I sad | need some tos-
ic as an anprtil"s. and also In iointy
my system against malarial influence, !;
from having triel il ~iay>e.f. and from
the testimony ut ~rtlciS who had tiird
it.. in whom | can rely. | know "f
nothing SO good rs Dr.. Westnlorr-
lands CaliSaya l'"n;c. Please ey-
press me two on three bottles to the
above address and obli.e.
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S&sss,s WINE OF cARDUI for Weak Nerves
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~ sLAck:DaAUonr tea for DyspspasA.
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Yours sincerely.

WI. HENRY STRICKLAND.
Pastor E,lseiirll. Baptist Church.
Buy Dr.. Wrstnorcland'> C~ali>aya
Tonic of the Thibolaux Pharmacy.
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The Ciy-sv "pcomiiieGi It.

tt2s ~z---e--E GSzzz
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LOCAL NEWS.

Sugar and rico planters are referred
a advertisement of w. B. Bloom
field.
Do not forget to go and see the Al
cazar Comical Opera Troupe tonight,
and have g pleasant evening.
There was a slight frost yesterday
morning, that will not cause much
damage to vegetation.
MANY improvements are being made
all over town adding ornamental
beauty to usefulness.
ssx>gLAcK.cRAUGHT tea cures Constipation.
Sugar cane planting is completed
on many plantations. This is some
thing unusai for January.
Lawrence Kramer, member of the
\ Police Jury is now running a lugger
between New Orleans and Malagay.
Eddie Blanchard, son of Dr.. J. +.
Blanchard who is studying, in Phila-
1 delphia has had La Grippe. but was
improving when last heard from.
The influenza is prevalent here but
4 no serious cases have yet occurred.
/ Sneezing and snutiiing has grown
\ quite fashionable.
There will be services by the Rev.
C. M. Atkinson. ID. d., at the Preshy-
/ terrain church, Tuesday, 2lst. inst, at
$50, p. In.
Henry A. Molaison, has been APP
| pOinted by the Governor, constable
in this ward in place of Henry j.
\ Celsstin resigned.
fu sLAck:pRAyonr ts. for Dyspepsia.
We call the attention Of the public
On the advertisement of the success
sion sale of Pierre j. Boudreaux
printed on md page of this issue, as
genuine.
The great sensation of this week
has been the hanging of Frank Ter
motifs new signs which was success
fully accomplished yesterday, to the
admiration of 100 spectators.
Mrs. E. A. Thompson left Wednes:
day evening to visit her son James,
in Marshal, Texas who has pneumonia.
The Sentinel trusts that she may find
the sick man in a convalescent con-
dition on her arrival.
-.>
s.Elsss,: WINE OF chseyI for fsnals diseases
Anew steamer has been put in the
bayou Lafourche trade, Messrs. Le-
I pine, Theriot and others are connect
ed with the new enterprise.
This boat will make regular trips
between Donaldsonvilie and Lock 1
port.
A rainfall OF II inches last Wednes- |
day put water in the c~isterns, and J
satisfied the demands of the gardens. !
At night the weather turned
what cool, whilst a stiff north wind
"a Thursday morning brought over
coats to the front, and Goals to the
fire crates,
tG-NlSE OF cARBui, a Tonic for Women.
The many friends of Imac Schex-
lyder a worthy young man of our
tOWn, will regret to learn that he is
aQout to leave Us for Il time, to take a
course in telesraply in the Crescent
City.
-lmac has been connected for Il num-
Der OF years with the SENTINEL as Il
gpo, and he was loved and esteemed
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dren, than to sacrifice her life need
lessly for them
Bethany, in Cooking Backward"
represents the women of the twentieth
century as exempt from the crushing
responsibilities of private house-keep-
ing, that branch of domestic life being
so simplified as to require the mini
mum of labor and oversight from the
mistress of a house. The young pco-
pie of that millenial period were edu-
Gated to select as life companions the
best and noblest types of either sex,
and the offspring Of such unions de-
veloped with each generation Il higher
state of mental, moral rnd physical
excellence. Thus the joys of Il moth
er's kingdom were enhanced while it's
cares and miseries were reduced, and
maternity was shorn of many terrors.
Mothers had time then to look after
their OWL households, and yet to en-
gage sometimes in social pleasures and
duties, and to Indulge intellectual and
artistic tastes without depriving their
families Of proper care and guardian
ship. But the .'tired mothers of to-
day have theirreward i'll the conscious
ness of duty done, and the hope of a
Rest sweeter and better than earth
can afford. EssIE.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-28
BEHRING SEA.
A New York Journals Very Pithy Advice
to Great Britain.

A New York Journals Very Pithy Advice
to Great Britain.
NEW YORK, July 27th.-The Tribune pub.
fishes in full Blaine's five-column letter of
June Both to the British Minister in refuta.
ton of Salisburys claim that the United
States had once disputed Russias sover.
eighty in Behring Sea, and says it must
be apparent that Great Britain is forcing US
into position in which we must assert the
principle of self-preservaiion. She had ad.
mitted our fairness and the justness of our
moderate claims, but with record of his
own staring him in the face he Salisbury,
cocerced by his colony. now asserts claims
that are utterly irreconcilable with the
previous admissions and impossible for US
to allow.
He has brought the negotiations to such
a state that we are justified in calling upon
the British nation to consider carefully
what it wants. Does it want to go to war
with the United States in support of its
colony in what Salisbury has himself
called The wanton destruction of val
liable industry"
1t entertains nosuch purpose. 1t should
give heed to what its government is doing
1t should know that the Prime Minister
has delivered to our executive a very dis
tinct intimation of war. That he has said
he would hold the Government of the
United States responsible for its acts in
protecting its valuable industry" from
"wanton destruction"
The American people don't want any
war. They ask only what the English
government has admitted to be theirs by
the right of purchase, or what Salisbury
has admitted to be fair and Just. 1t is
time the English people waken up to the
fact that their government is leading them
into trouble and in dangerous waters.