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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31
The Tirst AlDine Dis. stcr.

The first Alpine disaster Of the year
has occurred near MontreuS. Two young
men from Lausanne scaled the Rochers
de la Neige, and us they found the proper
path obstructed by SNOW, they climbed
the face of the rock till they could go
no further. On turning to descend one
of the 1nount;ineers. NJ. Odin. fell over
the precipice and was killed instantane-
ously. while his companion only escaped
by tying himself to tree. where he re-
manned till IL rescue party found him the
following afternoon. The weather in
this part of Switzerland and on the
Italian frontier has been very severe
London Graphic.
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Sixteen Headiess Bodies.

A Morocco correspondent of The Petit
Marseillais says that with a quantity Of
merchandise which arrived some time
since at Masagan, from Morocco. there
We're eight boxes consigned to parties
who could not be found. At length the
boxes were opened to see if their contents
would give any indication Of their owner.
They contained the headless bodies of
sixteen young girls and a negress, and
also the body OF man. Each body was
carefully embalmed. The affair is q
puzzle.
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Modern Rip Van yVinLle.

Two Neapolitan brigands, vincenza
Geco ald Giuseppe Rosa. have been re-
Gently set at liberty after forty years
imprisonment, It is impossible to de-
scribe their astollishlnent at the sight of
the railways, telegraphs, traraways and
other modern inventions. which had not
been dreamt of in their younger days.
Still they are not happy. They complain
That when walking in the streets of
Naples they Go not meet q single face
they know. not even that OF u former
victim. Signor Crispi represents pater-
nal government: the forlorn condition of
the poor fellows has awakened his sym
pathy and he has furnished them with
the means to return to their native noun
tains. Signor Crispi is lover of old in
stitutions, and brigands were getting
scarce il the Calnpagna of Naples.-Le
Voltaire
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Indians as AdYentisfs.

A special from St. Paul, Mimi, saws
that Gen. Ruger, commander of the de-
partment Of Dakota, has received u tele-
gram from Maj. Carroll, of Fort Custer,
Mon. stating that the Indians of the
Tongue river agency are greatly excited
over the expected appearance of Saw
iour. The accounts that can be gathered
of the coming of this Indian Christ are
very f-'agg1nentary; but the belief is thor
oughly grounded in the minds of the In
dians, ;snd, under the leadership of their
medicine men, they have worked up a
religious revival and are confidently
waiting the advent.
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THIBODAUX, LA, SATURDAY, MY 81 1890
4 Voyage IN a Small Craft.

A London paper of April l says: A
COOL deal Of excitement WIS exhibited
along the ThalHea, on Wednesday morn
ing, by the arrival at Millwall Of Capt.
Surdsvall, d Norwegian sailor. who had
succeeded in crossing the North sea in a
small boat The litie craft, which is
named the "Vigten, Is only - feet from
Gtam to stern. with feet breadth of
beam. It is covered in with q kind of
decking to prevent sEv2znping by heavy
seas, and it carries but one small sail.
Capt Sundsvan commenced his advcn-
turous voyage nearly three wac1-s ago,
starting from Christtiania with the intcn-
tion Of proceeding to Edinbrrgh. III
went well for q time, but being driven.
somewhat oQt Of his course by contrary
winds, he decided to attempt the jour
ney to London. although such yovace
in 80 small cls..ft was attended, 'ly con
siderable danger, particularly as the cap
t2in had no one TO assist him in the
management Of the boat.
Hc made fair progress. however. Until
he was for some days again disturbed by
unfavorable weather and was driven
very much out of his course. Capt.
Sundsvall also began to run short of
provisions. and suffered from fatigue,
having to keep a sharp lookout 1T night,
and getting only occasional snatches OF
sleep during the day. He fell in with
the steamship Assem-, bound for Rotter-
dam. the crew Of which endeavorel to
dissuade him from his hazardous enter
prise and invited him to come on board.
The adventurous seaman. however. ey-
pressed his intention to contilue the
jonrneg. and having obtained y supply Of
provisions proceeded to London. safely
reaching the Thames
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California Potatoes.

The press has commented npon the
shipment to California of eastern pota-
toes. These vegetables are very inferior
to those :sTown here. for among our other
excellent productions the California DO
tato is peculiarly fine It is mealy, and
when grown to a large size is net cavern
Gus In the middle, rs is the case with
nearly all large Eastern specimens. When
baked it does not fall at once and get
sad. but stands up as light as & cream
puff for a long time. The reason fo, the
present importation of inferior potatoes
is that the rains last fall prevented the
digging of the home crop IN sufficient
quantities to supply the market, and the
same reason prevented the planting.
which usually gives US new potatoes in
abundance in February Latest advices
from the undug potato fields of 1889 are
that the potatoes LETT in the ground are
sprouting and springing up. and the
farmers are busy cultivating this self
planted crop. California viii. before
many years, be a large exporter of pota-
toes. in competition with the Bermudas,
to supply the east in the spring, when
the supply grown in that section is wilt
ed. sprouted and about rs appetizing as
old bootheels. s.-San Francisco Alta.
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Emperor William seriously objects to
being stared at, particularly at church.
He has issued a cabinet order in which
he says that from the moment l enter
church until leave hundreds of eyes are,
to my great annoyance, fixed on me. |
desire at least to be able to isolate myself
for few moments at divine service Sun
days. All those who desire to look at me
can do SO during my daily rides in the
Thiergarten or 'Unter den Linden"
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Cyclone Insurance.

Cyclone insurance has had boom
since the Louisville disaster In that
city Immediately after the tornado the
insurance men met and adopted uni
form rate. The policies are issued at
forty cents per 800 for one year. seventy
five cents for three years and 81 for five
years for dwellings, including household
furniture: and for business houses, in
cludins the stock, fifty cents for one
year, ninety cents for three years and
Sl.2a,5 for five years.-Toronto Globe.
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TO Reform Legal .oraiage.

ve--.7 lEs2-2o-s,l.-ltt increment has been
pToja",e1 II TIE D.r association, but the
alea-7.-, - -11)i2... Que: ;4bol1t IL The
SCI III IN alEc.. Ia -.-. : OF lit great
I3e-e Of stupidity 1o>:..I u dee. mort
s., -, ee'.., s,lc.l ,.5 al tie li.t title,
i1ten.'.t and claim oG. in &4d TO John
;,-....5't - "ert,i-l, ctc., a-I %4t Go5.n to
A--.,.ss--l cc-t,--'E- aoli.. .i.lo53 sanse.
- i.3a2 Of the i:lpor5a-.c - u the work
N,-liy., Ill y co-2s;leri-2.;; he county
T "a, i,i2 .lov- c-.c-2-a .jsI,od -, y car load
O. },.-ot - r@D2r covered by ve.'lji@ssa.
..-1e I,$paE c;.-.not even l. 1T Athe
=. e % ground over. a. IT, records
Il Of i.apor,:lca. ana y v,,s1 ;.--..ouat Of
room IS necessary to a.o,e them They
came, b. dumped il5o v>.,.l55. fer they
ar :..'......-:--y to cu--'t G.-l.-, t.1!i the
Num- = 81 rae; n. say u co2taia
tA3.-4 - ~; ,-l,,. c,.i..sto - number
of ilag.aoisi }3>-.,, ions u,,.- -a.lays. and the
probability that faey will continue to
grow, the entire court house will be
n2e2.--.''...--y TO hold t,lem before tl,a end of
another h2lf century This veroiage is
also an expensive relic Of the oilen time,
as al army CT tr:a.i.so~ibers is necessary
to keep the records in sl:2pe. It is also
necessary to retraHscliha them once in a
century. unless better paper and indel-
ihle ink be used, A considerable number
Of copyists have been at work for months
rewriting the records made previous to
A. D. 1899, When it is understood that
%I,n
borough of Pitsttsburg was incorporated
were contained in a single book, and that
at present the record of a single days
transfers and mortgages might fill vol
ulne. tie Importance of brevity will be
understood at u glance.-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
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NO. a..
On the VOLTS Head,

State Treasurer Bobleter has issued
orders for wolf scalps sent il from Kilt
son county to the extent Of e3,o00. This
represents the scalps of 400 wolves which
have been killed since last November at
s. . ccalp. The aggregate scalp orders
on hand. paid and u2pail. ....9,,nt to
%f.iao When the spring cro,, Of young
No1ye3 IS in tie appropriation Of $4,000
for wolf Gou1tias Tor 1880 viii iae cz-
haU@trl Wolves p4y bettar tn.sa wha..t
il A-j,soi oounty.-St. Louis Globe
Cl~1......1.
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Mrs. llul wa }. Lamb, who edits Tho
Magazine of American History, is a well
known historical scholar She is the
authoro of IL History of the City of New
York and does some work on papers to
BE- read before the New York Historical
society. She has also written cllildren's 8
poems and is, altogether, hard worker.
SHE Is 81 elderly woman with shrewd
but pleasant face. and works in large
room fitted up with every editorial con-
venicDcc and luxury.
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Berlin newspaper correspondents were
not allowed to send out the news of Bis
marcks resignation on the night when
1t first became public. They rewrote
their dispatches so as to make them saw
that it was rumored that Bismarck had
resigned, and the authorities let them
go III that shape. Then the correspond
ents filed a second dispatch saying,
The rumor is fact" and the authori-
ties could find no excuse for refusing to
send it
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JOSEPH, MRS. EST. or
UNKNOWN

Tax of 1899, amou ating to.xl 10
certain tract of land. right bank of Ba.
yod Lafourche. in rear of Forest Grove flan.
tation, about e miles above the town of Tbib-
odauX.
On said day of sale 1 will sell such portion
OF each of salt, specific property as each debt
or shall point ont. and in case the debtor shall
not point out sufficient property l will at once
and without further delay sell the least auan.
tity OF said sreciic property of any debtor
which any bidder will buy Cor the amount of
tie ta>es, ,terest and casts due by said debt
or The sale will be without appraisemen;
for cash in legal tender money of the United
States. and the property sold shall he redeem
able at any time for the space of one year by
paying the price given with 20 per cent aud
cost added. p. f LORIO.
May "a. 1890. She. iif aud Tax Collector
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a,, Grove! and Cotton.

: v-c5t,'.@l baseball club h., !, pitcher
na:,-..l Co,-"9, and the crowd seems to
re I'D ,he L,,-le in the rats,re of :; soft
TIL n, Whrl Ir. Cotton i l)itt,,.2i.lg the
cro..i yeil: See en- batti4 Cocoon" :"
al N;4s. be is It the tat t,.cy yell
Les; =: C.,.-oc t:..tt--;;n" /, i l.ot much
Ta,.;.es' ta,.- Il thin; Of &p:l5--i1., to the
legisl21'!re to cAael,55e his E..,.4 -, w
York World.
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Thiovcs are using a contrivance look
ing like an ordinary walking stick. but
which is SO arranged that by pressing
spring 1T the handle the ferrule will
spread apart and form sort of spring
clip that will take hold of anything that
is within reach. The thing is called 'sthe
continental lifting stick" and is used to
take goods from behind counters when
the shopman's back is turned.
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Long Lived Canadians.

The longevity of native Canadians is
seen IN the remarkable fact that the Rev.
w. j. Al1nitage officiated at the funerals
OF three n February and March, whose
combined ages reached 260, made up as
follows: 64, S6. 90.-St. Catharines Star.
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. To, heather in Australia.

Sun Sickness" is the term a1plied to
the condition q the people OF Melbourne,
who recently passed through u torrid
season. 50 abnormal was the heat that
natives Of Madras and negroes from
Sierra Leone suffered more than they
mad ever suffered in their native climes.
Chicago Times.
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The Premier Building society, of Mel
bourne. by far the largest institution Of
the kind in all those colonies, has sud-
denly stopped payment. Hundreds OF
poor persons of both sexes are ruined.
The failure resulted from reckless spec.
ulation in land during the late land
boom.
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Matilda Louise Schumaclz. 10 years
old. died at St. John, N. B.. from an
electric sl.ock. While at the Salvation
Army barracks she touched an electric
lamp with an iron poker and ut the same
time she uaconsciously caught an iron
post. thus completing the circuit.
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STATE TAX SALES
OF lmmovable Property,
The State of Louisiana VS.. DeIin-
quent Tax Debtors, Parish
of LafOurche.
IhibOdauX. La. MnY 2i. 1901

" VIRTUE OF TIE VEST
- ed In ne by the Constitution and laws
ot the State of Louisiana, | will sell at the
principal front door of the courthouse in
which the Civil District Court Of said parish
ls held, in the parish Of Lafourche within
the iegal hours tor Judicial sales beginning
at I'll o'clock a. IN. on SATURDAY, the 2Sth
day OF June, 1890, and continuing on
each succeeding day until said sales are com
pieted, all immovable property on whiclr
taxes are now due 10 the State OF Louisiana.
ana parish OF Lafourche to enforce collection
OF taxes assessed in the year 1889. Together
with interest thereon from the 3ist day of
december, 1882. at the rate of per cent per
month until paid, ana all costs
The names of said delinquent taxpayers
the amount of taxes due by each on the as
sessment OF said year, and the immoyabe
property assessed to each to be offered for
sale are as follows. to wit.
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When Paul Blouet, popularity known
as MAX O'Rell," the author of ''Jona-
than and His Continent" said farewell
to America after sojourn of several
months. he carried away with him $a0.-
600. $4,000 Of which was the proceeds Of
the sale Of his book and $4,000 for the
lectures he had delivered.
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An English syndicate, with Lord Bras
sey and Lord Richard Grosvenor at its
head il, about to turn Brussels into q
seaport by building a canal and three
immense basins. The canal will be large
enough to admit ships of 1000 tons
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There is fashion in canes as well a.
everything else. Big canes and crooked
handles have gone out, and the present
fancy is for canes tolerably slender and
with u knob OF other finish at tho top.
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2I44 Prizes, amounting to $500
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

TFoR CLUE RATES or any further infor
nation desired. write legibly to the under
signed. clearly stating your residence, with
State, County. Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured bv
your enclosing an envelope bearing your
full address.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
Ii OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED.
L,.ii.iiasa Ssata I1.tsry Can,say

Incorporated bv the Legislature for
educational aud charitable purposes and ITS
franchise made a part of the present State
CONSTITUTION, in 1879, by an OVERWHELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDIN tRY DRAW
INGS take place Seml-Annuallv, fJune and
D4eemberl and its GRAND SINGLE NUM-
BER 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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Address Registered Letters containing Currency
10
NesC Orleans National Bank,
New ORIEANS La

"REMEMBER. that the payment of
prizes is GUARANTEED BY. FOUR Ma
TIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President Of an In
'stitution whose chartered rights are recog-
nizsd in the highest Courts; therefore. be-
ware of all limitations or anonymous
schemes"
ONE DOLLAR IL the price of the smallest
part or fraction ot II ticket ISSUED EY Us
in any Drawing. Anything IN nnr name
offered for less than a Dollar is q swindle.
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'sWe do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Co., and in person manage and CONTROL
the Drawings themselves, and that the same
are conducted with honesty, fairness, and in
rood faith toward all parties, aud we author
lie the Company to use this certificate with
faesimiles Of our signatures attached, in ita
advertisements"
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The monastery of Melk, in Austria. has
just celebrated the sO0th anniversary OF
its foundation.
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100000 Tickets at Forty Dollars /;
Halves, $40; Quarters. S10 Eighths,
So; Twentietlis, So; Fortieths, 81.
List of Prizes.
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IMPORTANT.

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Orders issned by all Express
Companies or New York Exchange.
Addressed N. A. DAUPHAN,
New Orleans, La.
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BREAUX GRACIEN.

Tax of 1889, amounting to .s5g3
certain tract of land situated on the lef
oank OF the Bayou Lafourche. at about
miles above the town of Tbibodauy. in ,e,,
OF the Highland Plantation.
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PEYTON ABkAM Mrs.

Tax OF 1889, amnnnting to.-.SI 80
A certain lot of ground. situated on th
lower outskirts of The town of Tnibodaux
st. Charles ST.. bounded by Il. Warren an,
w. Ii. kagan.
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REESE A. L.

Tax of 1889, amounting to..S2 so
A certain lot OF ground in The town of I'll
bodaux, being hot No. i95, on the plan
said town.
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COLEMAN SnN

Tax of 1879. amounting to s41o
A certain lot of gt0nnd in the town Of RI
bodanx, bounded bv Jacob Belts and Cbur,
streets. "
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HURLEY s. FREEMAN 8.

Tax ot 1889. amounting to...S4 80
A certain tract OF land. left bank Bayo
Ldiourche, at a5ont Il miles below Thbc
daux and bounded by Meyer Well and Du
puy aud A. Legendre
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

EOR RENT "A SEVEN-ROOMED
j house, with bath and summer kitchen.
large yard. on W. Tenth 81. Apply. ut This
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04

s q :, for fort. e, sA'tI will do really nice
II was O'Clock IN the afternoon be-
fore he would allow me 10 enter the
room aud then he announced its compile
tion.
"Just give me fair and honest opin-
ion Of It, without reference 10 relation
ahip." he said as he stood In the centre
Of the room and looked around.
II no had been armed with knife to
cut my throat should have bssn COM
PEELED to laugh. Seven Of the strips
wore wrong-end up. Four or i've OF
Thorn were on crooked. He had Tapped
the paper on to the base and window
cssings, and his border was up and down
like the waves Of the sea.
"Hsve you escaped from KalGmaz1or
he demanded As ! laughed uutil l had TO
sit down on the floor.
"Mr. Bowser, / have . request to
make Of you-perhaps . dying request.
Lot me bring In some OF the neighbors to
"Csrtainly, and II they don't say It is
one OF the neatest Jobs they ever saw III
sent cook out and got three of the
nearest ladies, and when they entered
the menxger.e Mr.. Bowser retired to
dress himself. He wouldn't come out
until they had departed, but no must
have heard all that was said. At supper
time be came down and quietly re.
marked:
II suppose you want the custody Of
tho child, Mrs. B0wser?"
what do you meant
"Why, after encouraging mo to spend
two days of my time In papering that
room, that you might criticise my work.
1t will be best that we separate. During
the evening you had better make out
list Of the things you want to reserve"
Next day the paper-hanger came up
and put on other paper. Mr.. Bowser
bought . pint Of llniment aud four
porous plastsrs, and there Is NO happier
household In Detroit than that Of Bow
ser.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-04


now 85c
Ladies' Misses and Childrens,
Fine Kid Opera Slippers from Soc to g. 90
Ladies', Misses, Childrens', Mems,
and Boys embroidered slippers to suit
everybody at prices to lower than tho
lowest.
Don't forget to ask 10 see our Ladies'
fine handmade Kid Buttons, with Opera,
square or common sense toe. Every
pair guaranteed. Equals any 81 shoe In
WILMINGTON, our price only %.