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TRADES UNION CALENDAR.
Meetings Regularly Held at Trades Coun-
 oil Hall, 769 Chapel Street.

Delegates to the Trades Council received at the
 regular meetings, on the First and Third
 Sunday evenings in each month. BREWERS, alternate Sunday mornings. BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JoTNERs, 2d
 Wednesdays
 C1aARMAKERs (39), 4th Tuesday in month, 730 D.
 m. Executive Board every Saturday, D, M. FURNITURE WORKERS, 2d and 4th Friday evgs GRANITE CUTTERS, Sd Saturday evening. HORSE SHoERs, 2d Tuesday evening, IRON MouLDsRs (69), 2d and 4th Friday evgs. IRON MoULDERs (77) 1st and Sd Friday evenings JouRNEYMEs BAKERS, 2d and 4th Sunday at a.3D a. m.
 MUSICAL PRoTEcTlvE UNION, 2d Sundays, pm. STONE MAsoNs, lst and Sd Wednesday evenings TArLoRs, 2d and 4th Mondays, Sp m. TRADES CoUgolI, lst and Sd Sundays, s30 D. m. TYPOGRAPHICAL, 4th Wednesday, Sp m, Woon CARvRRs ist and Sd Tuesday evenings WoRKaEN's COOPERATIVE FIRE INSURANCE Co.,,
 every saturday. D. III.
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Secret of Southern Success.

The Ircn Age, in discussing the rapid progress which the South is making in building up new industries, says that the whole secret of the success lies iii the fact that cheap raw materials pro-
Workmen's advocate., 1890-06-14
On the Railroads.

The demands of the freight condn@- tors, baggagemen and brakemen on the Union Pacific road for increased wages, less mileage and more crews were granted last Monday.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-06-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

For dH kinds Of Job Printing, 20 to the Staford Printing Co.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-06-14
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY.-Pubhe Meetings . every Wednesday al Social Hall, s9 Fourth street, up stairs. Organizer, r Ross Martin, 506 Minna st.
Workmen's advocate., 1890-06-14
S OCIAL DE M A N D s.

Reduction of the hours progress production The United States shall obtain the railroads canals
  The the  The public lands to be declared naenab Revocation of all land the conditions Legal the local Unions which national organization The United States to have the exclusive right to
  prohibiting of Inventions be free al the inventors
  be accessible all public clothing where H. Repealo conspiracy sumptuary Unabridged right of combination Official statistics concerning children school the employment occupations detrimental to health morality Abot of the  of with 14 Laws life employers liability law.
 POLITICAL DEMANDS
  of Importance, according Referendum principle
  An Board established at time be recalled by the House Representatives the only legislative
  constitutions and 3. Municipal ballots of suffrage without The principle of minority representation be introduced. All public officers
  ton of justice be free of charge Abolition capital punishment
Workmen's advocate., 1890-06-14
BROOKLYN.
Proceedings of the Central Labor
 Union.

At last Sundays meeting delegate of Cigarmakers' Union Mo- S7 presided.
 The following was received from the Clothing Cutters Union in reference to a recent agreement drawn up by District Assembly, 23l. K. of l.,
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T HE U MON LABE: |

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tuition of 1879 and increases the amount
Of taxation that can be levied for levee
purposes in the alluvial lands subject to
overflow.
The Article of the Constitution just
referred 10 grants 70 The General Assem-
bly, the pcwer.and right to divide the
State into leyee districts, and 10 impose
tax to bui!d and repair the levee.
This the Genernal Assembly did in
1873 by Act No. 33. That act contains
nothing contrary to or in violation Of
any article in State Constitution and is
therefore still il force.
Hence 1 am Of the opinion that said
act contains tie law governing the de-
cision Of this question. Respectfully,
T. u. FOSTER.
District Attorney.
1t being i : o'clock p. N. a recess was
taken until 2ll o'clock 7. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
At 2l5 o'clock p. NJ. the meeting was
c He'd 10 order.
The Treasurer was instructed TO pay
to the New Iberia National Bank SI0Ooa
account Of note Of SILL held by said
Bank and now due for cash installment
on Safe and Vault. leaving a balance If
$t3i due December LIST. 1880 as repre-
scented 10y note deposited in said Bank
made payable at said date.
The Clerk was directed to call on the
Road Law, also on the Register Of the
State Lands for abstracts previously or
dered.
There being no further business to
transact this meeting was adjourned.
4 true copy from the minutes.
AUG. MARAlST, Clerk P.J.
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Sheriff Sale.

In the matter OF the opposition of Deluc Du-
gas ct ads, to the hcmologation of the tableau
filed in the estate Of Placide Amant "hihOdcaux
State of Louisiana--Parish of 81. slariin,
Probate Docket No. 1861
BY virtue of n writ of fl ia issued in the above
entitled and numbered suit to me directed by
the Hon. Dist. Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish of ST. Martin, dated the 18TH day
of March A. d. 1870, have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder at the Court House door in the
town of ST. Martinville, Louisiana on
SATURDAY MAY 3rd 1890.
between the legal sale hours the following de-
scribed property belonging to said succession to
wit:
certain tract of land situated in the parish of
ST. Martin, measuring one hundred and twenty
arpents superficial, being three arpents front by
forty in depth. bounded north by Clerman Thi-
bodeaux. south by lands OF Treville Thibodeaux,
east by lands of Coquelin Latiolais and others,
and west by public road.
Terms ard conditions cash.
Sheriff's Office this 9th day of March 1890.
CAB. CARDINALS Sheriff.
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Bricks for Sale.
Notice.

Is hereby given, that intend to apply
TO the general assembly OF the state of
Louisiana, for leave to sue the state for
the balance due NE Oh my salary as
Jndge OF the 3D. judicial district UP to
the date that my successor in Office was
qualified in 1860. Edward Simon.
st. Martinville, La, March 2Ist 1890
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TABLEAU.
DIST. judicial District Court, Parish of St
Martin.
Succession of Celcstin Manuel, No. 2758 Probates

Succession Of CPlosiin Manuel, No. 2758 PrObates.
Whereas Agnes Onozime Of said parish, ad-
ministratrix Of the aforesaid estate, has filed a
final account of her administration of the said
estate.
Now therefore all persons are hereby warned
and notified TO file their opposition in writing
To- the said account with the clerk of said court
at his Office in the town Of 81. Martinville, ten
days after the first publication hereof, otherwise
the snid account will De approved and homolo-
gated according to law.
Witness my hand and the impress Of the seal
Of ny office this the Goth day of Feb. 4. H. l-!0.
A. '. foURNET. Clerk Of Court.
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Special jury.

Drawn for the April term Of the Twenty First
judicial District Court OF the State IF Louisiana
holliH. sessions in and for the Parish of St
Martin. to attend aud serve during tie week Of
said term Of court, commoacin. or toe 2lst day
81 Appel next =. D. I-.c. viz.
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Police Jury.
Regular meeting Of the Police Jury of
the parish Of st. Martin, held
April 7th 4. l.. 1880.

stEl. ibll, y. 4. A'EtaElID, 1Et-iutnI.
and Messrs. Gutokunst ard st. German.
We're absent: Nos7rs. Savoy and Ledoux.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
then read and approved
Mr. Gutckurst'a excuse for falling to
attend last meeting was accepted.
Action on petition asking TO abolish
the vacancy on cattle in lth ward dnr-
ing the night was postponed 70 next
meeting.
On motion Of N!r. st. Geunain see
onGed and carried he il resolved that
Road 0ytTscers failing to perform their
duty within Tca enable delay shall be
reported 10 the Grand Jury Il the next
term OF court I'd 't a'a!I Wilh according
!" law
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MINUTES
NEW IBERIA, LA, April 2nd, 1890.
TO the President and members Of the
Police jury Of 81. Martin Parish In.
CONDEMNATION President has sub
mittcd 10 me for an opiDiop tbp follow
ing question to-wit;
Are persons owning nronartv ON tha
East bank OF BAYOU Tecbe within tbo
limits Of vour parish subject 70 which is
known az the lcyee taxi,
The State upder Act M % of 1870 l.
divided into five leyce districts comnosed
Of the alIuvial lands within certain spe- ,
Gifted limits. {
Section 7th Of said act dcsicpatps what
parishes and part of parishes compose
each of these districts. find rs com
nosing tha Fourtb Ioroo Di,,r;o. en- +
parishes and parts of parishes Sontb of '
the Red river and between the Nississin- {
pi and Lafourche on the East and the a
township line dividing ranges four and f
five East, down to BAYOU Petite Prairie /
down Bayou Petite Prairie to the Atcba- =
faIaya River. down the AtchafaIava Ri
yer TO the Northern BOUNDARY Of St S
Martin along this" Zine to the Tacbe
thence down the" "Tpche and tbenco
down the Atehafalaya," to-wit: Parts
Of Ayoyelles. Pointe Coupee, West Baton !
Rouge, parts of IbPrviIlp. mart Of Aecon-
siOn. part Of 81. Landry. mart of e. Mar :
tin. part of Iberia. part of ST. Mary. mart {
Of ASS slTbtion. part of Lafourche and :
Terrebonne."
An examination of the man Of Io,iisi- l
ana with the view of locating preci,elv
the territory included IN ;bis lcvaa Dis
trict will show that ii uDoups,ionabIv
includes that part of the parish Of ST
Martin lying on the East sila Of Rovo,
n, -'"
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southern newspapers. The
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Weekly. 1t has TIE largest
aFcHlati0n.
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Ward. ward
Aiexan,ire KcnnisGn > Jos Savaie :
Gabriel Ballard Anatole berlord /
Albert f.. Bruussard Louis Tcrtrnu
Cab. Datin Gen7s Parcel
HE Putin ! Nm. Twin ]
Ludrer Bourcue Galb"rt Hcu,-.l :
Vincent barEs Jean Castillo :
Matthews Castillo Arthur Berard 8
Henry Beein A.C. Mills
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thas. GUirurd Octave Con -ouiin I
Tdos Berry 1 Chas. Funl;uy =
Paul Dure r. H. Four1at
Areder;ck P:nckney | Il. s. Gre;g l
Witness the Honorable James L. Mouton
Judge Of said Court at st. Martinvillc Parish Of
81. Martin, LII, this % day of February A. d.
1890
A. V. FoURSEr Clerk of Court.
true copy Attest Vim. b. Eastin
by Clerk of Court.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-05
COOPER CAME NOT.
The Raum Investigating Commi
tee Waits for the ProSecutnr

The Raum Investigating Commit
tee Waits for the Prosecutor.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The special
house committee investigating the
charges against Pension Commissioner
Raum. met promptly at 10 o'clock this
morning and sat for half an hour await
ing the presence Of Mr.. Cooper. Mr..
Lewis. the only Democratic member of
the committee in attendance, said that
MIR. Cooper would uot be present, and
as Mr.. Goodnight, his colleague, was not
In Washington, he vas in an embarrass-
ing position. and would like the COM
mlttee to adjourn until Mr.. Goodnight
returned. The committee showed some
impatlence at the failure of Mr.. Cooper
to be present, and after some discus
sion, Judge Wilson, speaking for his
client, Mr.. Lemon, said he did not care
to proceed in MIR. Cooper's absence. Mr..
Cooper, he said. had been fndustriously
circulating charges against his client in
the newspapers, while refusing to
sustain them before the committee. Now
ne wanted the committee to subp9ana
Mr.. Cooper, so that he could be put on
the stand to tell what he knew. The
committee wanted him present and he
(WllsoW wanted him as witness; and
that was the way to get him here. Mr..
Cooper had no right to traduce reput-
able business man, occupying the rela-
tlons he did to the committee; and to
stay away from the committee sessions
and allow those things to be circulated
all over the world. Finally an order
was made for subpoena for Mr.. Coop
er, and also requesting him to be pres
ent with his witnesses and evidence
next Monday, to which day the commit
tee adjourned.
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AIDING THE ALLIANCE.
Kittson County Democrats Will
Support Granger Candidates.

Kittson County Democrats Will
Support Granger Candidates.
Special to the Globe.
ST. VINCENT, Mimi, Sept. AT the
KittSon county Democratic convention
held here this afternoon Hon. William
F. Kelso, of Halleck, and Hon. A. III.
Rasche, of Kennedy, were elected dele
gates to the state convention. Delegates
to the congressional and legislative
conventions were also elected, and a
resolution was adopted instructing the
delegates to the various conventions to
support the nominees of the Farmers
Alliance for state offices and the con-
greSsional and legislative tickets, and
remain neutral on the issue for county
officers.
AVoCA, Minn., Sept. AT the Muir
ray county Democratic convention held
here to-day Wilson Borst. Johu Ahern
and Nick Webber were elected to rep
resent Murray county at the Demo-
cratic state and congressional conven-
tions. The feeling of the convention
was unanimous in favor of Judge Viii.
sob, of Winona. for governor.
HENDERSON, Mimi, Sept. AT a
Democratic caucus held here this even
ing the following delegates were elected
to attend the convention at Green Isle,
Sept. 6: B. Wentker, l.. G. Rudow,
William Kruger, Frank BrahS, August
Ney, Charles Wegge, E. l.. Welch, Au-
gust 81. Stucke.
NEW ULM, MINI. Sept. 4.-Demo-
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DIED OF APOPLEXY.
Ex-Gov. Noyes, of Ohio, Called
Suddenly.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.-Hon. E. r.
Noyes, judge of the superior court of
Cincinnati. fell dead shortly after IL
o'clock to-day at the court house. Re.
had been Oh the bench aud heard an in-
junction case, but, as he was too unwell
to proceed further. he left the bench
and was on his way to the street car.
when at the corner of the court house
he suddenly fell backward and died in
stantly. The cause is supposed to have
been apoplexy. Judge Noyes was about
fifty-seven years old. He entered the
army here in 1861 as major of the Thir-
after was its colonel. On July 4,
1864, at Ruff S Mills, Ga, in
charge upon the enemy'S earth works,
which he led, he lost leg. He left the
army brevet-brigadier general. Since
the war he served as city solicitor of
Cincinnati, as probate judge of Hamil-
ton county, as governor of Ohio, and
was minister to France under appoint
ment of President Hayes. Last year he
was elected to the office of judge of the
superior court of Cincinnati, for term
of five years. Hehad returned ten days
ago from twenty days vacation spent
on the sea coast, and appeared to be in
excellent health. He leaves wife and
one son, who is about twenty-four years
old. Judge NOyeS was widely known
as public speaker Of more than 0rtlin-
ary power. and in nearly every political
campaign since the war, he has been
active not only in Ohio, but in other
states, as campaign speaker.
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PUGH is PRESIDENT.
The National Typothetae Honor
aPorkopolitan.

The National Typothetae HonorA
PorkOpolitan.
Boston. Mass, Sept 4.-The United
Association of the Typothet@ of Amer.
lea resumed its session to-day. Mr..
Devinne. of New York, rendered re-
port on the subject "Will the lnterna.
tIonal Copyright Increase the Price OF
Books?" 1t was urged that system of
probation for apprentices be adopted
and also that employers be scrupulous
in regard to their duties towards boys
who wished to learn that trade. Gin.
cinnat1 was fixed as the next place of
meeting and the time the third Tuesday
i'll October, 1891. The following
officers were elected by acclamation:
President, A. A. Pugh, of Cincinnati:
vice president, F. 81. Nudge, of Boston;
executive committee, Amos Pettibone,
Chicago; w. G. Rogers, New York; w.
E. Andrews, Rochester; w. E. MooreI
house, New Haven; w. Ii. Bates, Men,
phis; George NJ. Curtis, Memphis;
recording secretary. w. II. Becker, St.
Louis; corresponding secretary, Everett
Waddy, Richmond, Va. A communica-
ton was received from the Typotheta
Mutual association requesting admission
to auxiliary membership in this organi.
cation. The communication was tabled
and there was no provisions for auxii.
liary membership. On motion of Mr..
McNally, of Chicago, a resolution was
adopted deprecating the existing craze
for grotesque and fancy job type as
causing needless expense to the print
ing business. At O'clock the conven-
tion adjourned.
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cratic primaries were held this evening
and fourteen delegates elected to at
tend the county convention tomorrow.
Delegates were instructed to present
the name of E. &. Pahl to the state con-
vention as a candidate for lieutenant
governor.
DULUTH, Minn., Sept. AT the st.
Louis county Democratic convention
held here to-day the following delegates
were elected to the state convention:
Morris Thomas, A. j. Whiteman. F. l..
Ryan, Charles T. Mcnamara, G. n. Nc
Ginnis, G. o. Baldwin, T. NJ. Helinski,
DIR. G. w. Davis, d. NJ. Devere;
to the legislative convention,
S. M. Chandler, c. D'Autremont, A. L.
Stoddard. S. T. Harrison, E. 81 Martin.
r. G. Brophy. J. A. Watterworth. ]. L..
Porter, John Flynn, E. l.. Winie, r. S.
Powell. Henry Truelsen, J. j. Co.'S
tello, Robert Louden. J. K. Shaw.
Judge James Spencer, P. r. Vail,
II. V. Goetchins; to the congressional
convention j. G. Brown, 81. f. Green,
j. K. Shaw, G. B. King, A. G. Weiss, T.
B. Hawkes., B. G. Segog. Thomas Hal
ford, John Munich. The convention
was very harmonious. The delegates
go uninstructed, but all favor Wilson
for governor and M. r. Baldwin, of Du-
luth, for lieutenant governor.