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The morning call., 1891-08-13
The Illness of the Kaiser

BERLIN, Aug. 12-The latest explana-
ton Of the Emperor's Illness is that the in-
jury to the knee was badly treated on the
yacht HohenzOllern. Surgical laundering
contaminated the blood aud the whole sys-
tenn was affected, causing fever and rene wed
suppuration of the diseased ear.
The morning call., 1891-08-13
The Davis Will Case,

BUTTE (Mont), Aug 12.-In the Davis
will case to-day all the testimony as on
Eddy's handwriting. Mrs Carnue, the
favorite niece of A. j. Davis, was put on
the stand to prove that he told her, in 1888.
that lie had never made will, but an OBJ
The morning call., 1891-08-13

OMAHA, Aug. 12.-Omahas 6, Denvers Q.
DULUTH, Aug 12-Dululhs 0, Mime
apolis 4.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 12.-Milwaukees 10,
Sioux Citys 8.
Lincolns T.
The morning call., 1891-08-13
At Philadalnnia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 12-The home team
nad no trouble hitting the ball this after
noon and were easy winners PhiladeI-
phiaS y, Clevelands 8. Batteries-Esper
and Clements, Young and Zimmer,
The morning call., 1891-08-13
Not Engaged to Foxhall Keens.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Mrs. Frank Work
White denies the report that she is engaged
10 Foxhall Keene. She has no idea marry
ing linn or any other man.
The morning call., 1891-08-13

lection was made and sustained and an
offer 9ife to prove was allowed to 90 on record.
Inc other witnesses were positive that the
gave their reasons '-N
The morning call., 1891-08-13
NO ONE BARRED.

Corbett Makes Deposit to Fight Any Man
Above Ground.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Jim Corbett to-
day deposited $1,000 with the New York
World to fight any man above ground,
Queensherry rules, either to a finish or a
limited number of rounds. He prefers
Slavin or Mitchell
The morning call., 1891-08-13
At RrnnklYn.
Western Association.

BROOKLYN, Aug 12.-The Cincinnati
game was postponed on account of rain.
The morning call., 1891-08-13
Croftsrs for Yancnnuer

WINNIPEG (Manitoba), Aug. 12.-Colonel
Engledue and Major Clark are here en-
r0ute to British Columbia In connection
The morning call., 1891-08-13
A SOCIAL SENSATION.

The Wife Of a Prominent Citizen of Buffalo
as a Chorus-Girl
The morning call., 1891-08-13
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
UnGOnfrmed Report Of His Death at an
Early Hour This Morning.

Boston, Aug. ia report is current
that General Butler died on board his yacht
at an early hour this morning.
The morning call., 1891-08-13
FELL OVER A PRECIpICE
Fatal Termination Of an Attempt to Ascend
an Austrian Mountain.

uH AUSII4dH MUUuLdln
VIENNA, Aug. ia sad mountain accI
dent is reported from Ischl, fashionable
Upper Austrian watering place. Two boys.
students of the college at this place, at
tempted to ascend the Dachstein Mountain.
near Ischl. They lost the way, and one
walked over precipice in fog and was
instantly killed. The other lad was found
after long search almost starved TO death.
The morning call., 1891-08-13

Paying Their Depositors
VIENNA, Aug 12-Monurgo & Co., who
failed yesterday, are paying their depositors
The morning call., 1891-08-13
EASTERN BASEBALL.
Results Of Yesterdays Contests Of National
League and Association Clubs.

Boston, Aug. 2-Pittsburg's pitcher was
unsteady to-day and Bostons won. Bostons
Z, Pittsburgs 4. Batteries-Staley and
Nichols, Bennett, Calvin aud Miller.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-12
ESSENCE OF A TALK WITH EDISON.

A short ten minutes walk from
Edison's house brings the visitor
to his laboratory, at Llewellyn
Park, N. j., perhaps the most CON-
plete in the world. Within sight
are seven large cities, sheltering
1000, 900 souls. To 81 visitor from
the New York Herald Office Mr..
Edison said:
IL am now engaged on the vital
question of electricity, viz: the
way to obtain it direct without the
aid OF other motive power. l shall
never cease trying to unravel the
problem.
"The man who makes this in
vention will solve the question of
motive power. No other invention
would SO benefit and revolutionize
the world. At present we have to
use coal to generate steam, and it
in turn gives motive power to the
dynamo which produces electricity.
Only about Is or 10 per cent.of the
energy of coal is thus used.
POWER OF A POUND OF COAL.
"The result is an expensive and
vast waste. Tons of coal are used
upon vessels on one trip to Europe,
but if electricity can be generated
directly from the coal, then only
few basketfuls will be necessary to
carry the biggest vessel across the
ocean. One pound of coal can
carry itself around the globe with
its own electrical power. Have 1
succeeded in making any Roadway?
Just little. I can get some cleo
tricity direct from coal, but 1t has
no force to speak of. It is not the
true force 1 am looking for
DISCOVERY AND INVENTION.
Il never try to discover any
thing-because l am an inventor.
There is big difference between a
discovery and an invention. Dis
covery is an accident and an inven-
ton is creation. Mr.. Bell dis
covered the telephone; he did not
invent it. l invented the talking
part"
THE BUMBLEBEE AS A MODEL.
"Have you ever thought of in
venting a flying machine, the mo-
tor force of which would be cleo
tricity?" asked the interviewer.
Yes, l have given some study
to the question, and, of course,
made some experiments in that
direction. The bumblebee is a fine
model to study for a flying machine,
and the more | study that species
OF a high order of birds the more
complex does the flying machine
problem appear. The bumblebee
flies by the aid of motor power
alone. It has no natural aid, but
must depend upon the rapid work
ing OF its wings to fly"
Mr.. Edison, by the way, reiter-
ates his statement that newspaper
pictures may soon be transmitted
by wire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-12
THE WORLDS LARGEST FARM.
1t Is 100 Miles from End to End
and Is Miles Broad.

1t is 100 Miles from End to End
and a5 Miles Broad.
The largest farm in the world is
in the southwest corner of Louisi-
ana. A syndicate brought it in
1883, and now runs it. At that
time 10000 head of half-wild horses
and cattle grazed over the area. In
one lump the syndicate bought
l 100000 acres.
AT present this immense tract is
divided into convenient pasture
stations, or ranches, existing every
six miles. The fencing alone cost
IN the neighborhood of $4,000.
The land is best adapted for rice,
sugar, corn and cotton. all cult
waiting, ditehing, etc., is done by
steam power. Grain is shipped in
great quantities. The company
owns 10000 head of horses, three
steamboats, and a bank.-TSpare
Moments.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

1901 ~ VUSV 98SSSSsV 40 " - WGyS
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betrdntli@ sstSa&itn it.
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4uroen bic t0rnli&e duforberuaa ae,
ri&tet. bic sefansene &otp @reexfeO
treiaapeben- 30 bic Aufrdhrer iehs6
Der YReinuna fins, bic Ilrtei merbe
8eriien nienalS elaen bluti9en dnariE
eeitatten, 10 berDabrea fe cine trotise
9oltuna.
BeL@e Bebaubtunea fetbR
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mofrat,e lei BEN iett pieber oifex aus
oebro&enen Streit Spii&en ben .Ssn,
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folsenber, Der .1oi. Bts.- BON e,ne1
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Beriammluna i'm 0erliner Geenpolae
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talens brdnste I'D mdbrenb Der Dislnf
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elm baltreifer Buri&e, iaete 5u Debei:
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neue Ginlao,u9eu. Dieuitaas, ben 80.
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nod benz berrli4 am Dreiuub eeleoes
neu 8aoeorte StooSborg. Vim 3. b.
bate bic NQiauce GranGai(e ju einen
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lid BON Rem Nu9eubiid on, 100 re Der.
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len mubte, NIT Selbitmoroseoanten.
sic 5oserte aud ni&t mt Der Ausfab-
runs oer Chat. Aul Donnerltas, ben
2, Suli mabte re ben 8erlu4. f@
bur4 Nufidneioen Der &ulsaoera 3a
t6oten. Sic tuuroe nod redtjeitis O.
Der Solenoun8 tbres Borbabens 9ebttts
hork NS1 GSxosfNn SA1iM 10 SSh IN nNep
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

y ~ SOsSS SSJ~Ve
Suit nah 5urid9eleetem 70. 2ebenSs
iabre aus ben, Boritanoe bes @ruion.
nerles aussei@soen. @ein Sntere1fe
fiir bas bon i'm se1dafeue Bert fi&ert.
inbe1en aud fernerbin ieiue tbdti9e
llnteritihuug. Das @rulon,pert, anS
fleinen dnfdnsen berpor9esarsen. pers
bantt einais uab ollein |elne Gntitebnna
benz @ebeirnen &ommerjienratb Gru.
ion. Derielbe ~begriinoete, radoem e
il, einisen Der 9r6btett tedn,i@en eta.
blilIements le.tenbe SteQungerl betleibet
bate, am l. s5uni 1856 ,lrter Der
Jirma IS. @ruIDn, Budau ! Masbes
burg cine an Der Glbe selesene 6@iFs.
,uerft, perbunten nit elmer tleinen sra.
ihinenfabrit. Cine ba3u geb6ri9e
@ieberei benubte er our Gortiebuns ber
idoR friber uon ibut begonnenen Ser.
Jude, bur9 Mii@uns peridiebener
Robeiieuiorten Elm benz 8etu6bnliden
@ubeijen an 6altbarteit iiberleQeneS
Meta1 ber5uftelen. &leidjeitis l,abm
ct, a~n9efpornt burd Die @rfOlge ber
amerifanii9en Snouitrie, bic Mu,uea.
buns suBetieraer Gorrren 3ur Gr3es.
sun9 einer barten DberHade Der GuS.
itlde BON Neuem auf. Diefe Beriudbe
tuare., mad ieber @i@tuns bin pon be.
item. Grfolse sefr6nt uno seipanneR
balb eine UNI 10 b6bere 8eoeutung ffaar
Gruion, ais Ct sen6tbist wuroe, ben
Sduerpuntt ieines Embellishments aaf
bic @ieberei ju uerle9eu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

Die times i1retbt anldB,
lid Der Nntpeienbeit bes beutiden Raiz
iers in england: Sc beitebt tein 3pei>
lei uber bic Aufri9tigteit Der Gmpfiuz
Dun9en, tpelhe bic 8rOBe Meuge bes
ensliiden Bodies anldbli9 Der iidtbaz
rem Beueile beieelt, baB bic Glemente
iener gruBen AIianj, ,uel9e Dor erciz
uiertel Sabrbunoert europa beireite, 5u
bethlehem ni1t aufseb0rt babeu. Das
en9lij9e Bolt rinllut nidt oble 8efrie,
biaung uabr, bab ba8 Clement oieier
A4lan5 cine Gtdrtuns bur@ bic Batbe
erfabren bat, uel@e bic 9erri9erbduier
pom Deuti@lanb uno England uertnip>
fen. 0ieie 5eltisung Der teutoniiden
Staatert birst in iid feline BeorobunS
|irgenomel9er anoern Madt. Diflelbe
1T nur cine t~ueitere Sideruns oafir,
baB Der @elt Der 6riebe betpabrt bleibe,
ni9t mebr uub nidt tueniser.
lleber bic Grfo1se Der
6eilsarmee in ben lebten IL Monate11
lies ii@ Der General Booth reulid in
elmer @ebe re@t boffnun9sfrembis aus.
Sle bdtte, 10 fiibrte Ct aus. I'M Muslanb
l7O5 &prps lino 1O49 1orpoiten nit
5uiamHen $500 Dfi3ieren, besgleiden
In England 1883 &orps. unb 152 Dor.
ppiteu miti4649 Offi5ieren. Die 9eils.
urr1ee 3Gble 1Dltah in allen Theilen Der
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

4ERtE 1HN@N%S az
ffau1rlelt.
Gin mabrbat bebanerns s.
ipertber Gamtlienuater it Reter 9fu'
gent in Atemg)ort, e,n arrler NRanil,
Ser I'M Dberitod eines Mtetbsbauies
auf Der gde Dol, Blealant Muenle uno
lis. 9traBe bret 8tmn,er beuobnt'
8is Dor tpenisen Easen tetanb ietne
Jamilie aus ieiner Jrala lno pier
E5btern i'm litter pm :. 4, s uuo $
Sabren. Dor elmer Dude erlranlten
brei Rlnber ,no 3tpei Gage ipdter bas
piete an 6@arla9fieoer. 8tuei Gin.
Der jtarben mad einleen Eager. Nls
bic Glter1, BON beren BegrdbnlB beiru>
febrtsu, fanben iie Elm brittes 4inD
tobt pDr. SEPT lit nur nod bic a9t>
idbrige Marp ibrig, bic aber 9le,d
sibrer an Blutuersiituns ertrantteu
aUtutter ebenfaQs int 5terben lie9t.
Der Bunbescp nj miifdr Roz
aeps iii Baltimore bat bte f9riftli@en
Beugenausiaser iber bic grauiaune Be-
bau6Iung Der farbisen atrbetter auf Der
@ananc. Sniel Maba6a feitens Der Be-
an1teu Der ,MapaFa, Bbospbate Goms
PAM. beu1s Dberbunoesanmalt Miaer
~5ugetelt. Dte Beb6rben tuerben oas
Bemeismaterial 3uSlei@ nit benz BE.
ridte Der sur @rdfurg ber sadblase
.-&E ESG%Eaa&GSL ~ G Gf FR Ia Bi-AFSk "a gSE.eEa-1 Fa&.g.=s
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

EvD"|O " SITTES "S1fF E4#ast!
Gin fire ubises 9iebers
iebeu mad 23idbriSer Erennnns erleb.
ten fir5li9 pier gum S9neiteroroen
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men, bic ais 4inber iih nit ibren
@ltern aui einem rrad Mn.erita beitimm>
ten Mus,panoereridiif befunoeu batten,
auf 1pelbem unter,pegS cine @rploIion
jtattfanp, bic cine Mn5abl Der Ha6a9iere
tootete uuo bas Gdif 5erlt6rte. Die
Gltern Der MGbden fanoen babel tbrea
Sob uinb ielt jenem Gage bis iest
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lire betcen anberen @eitpiiter bel Der
Nataitropbr ibren SOB fanDen; 5ipei
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ben @ellen 9efilbt woroeu unb elm
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benz ~ermdbnten S9iueiter'O roen bei<
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anbere8 geb0rt benz 8erbanoe in gtep
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uaadten bieie bei6eu tlr5li@ erlt bic
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ben d lanse Sabre s~etrennten @ei@ui<
tern bas @liit, in N%tahfato. mo oer
Droen cine 0uian,mentunft pefanitaltet
bate, eiuanber uu1aruten III f6uneu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-30

1870 40 0|E " VA > 49, uT FUSe ~ -
lid BEL q iiemanoen anbers als bel fiiidt
ielbit uno bel ibren idledten &atb,
geber,1 gu beidweren.
81 Debolph welber po1
SEE beutiden &e9teruns mad Mraerita
entianbt porben lit, um ii9 NIT benz
ameritaui|9en S6wein unb benz Melerl
Der Observation-Disclosures naber pertraut
~ modem. bat iit eiuert Neri6terftot'
ter in ct. 9aul iiber bic Grose iol9en>
oern,aBeu ausseiproden: Der 3auptz
;wed ueiner 0}eiie mad oielem 2anoe
petrifft bic iebr wi@tise Jrage Der Abz
|iaaTuns Der sesenlpdrt'sen Bei6rants
u1,oen. tpelde Der Giniubr pom arnerltaz
[uifden @dtpeinewaaten in europa ant>
erl.ot iinb. Sic geiebliden Gorldr1t.
ten in Be3ug auf nitrostopiide Inter.
fu&ungeu, ,uis, lie ieBt ourdsefibrt 'uer.
ben, iino p5aie 5ure,9el,o 1no tpenlt 'ritf
oeren 9urdfibruns auf bieie 8f!le
fortaefabren tpirb, tueroen, ben. urtee'!e
|So@pertdnbiser 5ufolse, bic 8el4ra'1t'
nnger balb ~aufsebobei1 W t', a american,
|f1es Shtpeineneiid in oeutl4eu u1o
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-11-28
IN THE 25th JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT COURT.
PARISH OF VERMILIoN,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
No. 425.
Alexandra Trahan VS.. Widow and heirs
of Noise Guidrey.

To Adelaide Broussard, Elisabeth Gui-
drey, Arena Guidrey, and her hus-
band levy Foster, Azelie Gdidrey,
and her husband William Choate,
all of the parish ofVefmilion, to kna-
Use Guidrey, and her husband Benja-
min Broussard, OF the parish of Aca-
dia, to Albert Guidrey, of Galveston
county Texas; to the minors Marcefle
Guidrey, and Eraste Guidrey, and to
their tutor Alpine Boudreau, OF Yer
million parish, to Aida Guidfey and
her husband Sam Choate, and to Oh
i've Hebert, said last three named
being residents of Vermilion parish,
and to each and every one of You.
Take Notice. That Alexander Ira
han plaintiff in the above entitled suit
has made application, to the Hon the
18th Judicial District Court for the
Parish of Vermilion La, to have revived
and reinStated on The reeonds of said
parish the process verbal of sale of the
succession property of Noise Guidrey
died made by William Chodte, the ad-
ministrtor Of said suceessionon the 18th
day of February, 1882, including the sale
of the following described lands made
on said day to plaintiff Alexandra Ira
han, and which Process verbal and re-
cord thereof was destroyed BY fire at the
burning Of the Courthouse of Vermilion
parish on the 7th day of April 1885,
said lands being described as NJ of the
SW4 of Sec Ii, TIP II s, R 2 so acres:
Fri section No Ia, Up II s, R 2E, 100
acres more or less. You are hereby
further notified that said application
has been fixed for hearing in open
Court at the Courthouse of said parish
on Monday the 18th day Of January
1892 a 10 O'Clock at which time and
you are cited to appear and file your
answer to said demand, and make
opposition thereto if any you can, and
to show cause why said process verbal
of sale should not be reinstated as
prayed for.
Abbeville, La, November 14th, 1891.
w. w. Edwards,
Atty. for plaintiff.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-11-28
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
aacenyaah judicial District couf9
Parish of Tesnsilioys.
Succession Of Ealatte Robertson.

No. 49,.
DYvirtue of an order of sale issued by
Id the Honorable 18th Judicial District
Court. in and for the State and parish
aforesaid, I viii proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder,
for cash, at the late residence OF the de-
ceased in this parish, on
I9&esday, December /. 1891,
between the hours fixed by law, the fol-
lowing described property belonging to
said succession or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to- pay the debts OF said
estate, and in case it should not be necess-
airy to sell all of said property, that the
land be reserved from sale OF. such portion
thereof as as is not required to be sold.
the personal property being sold first,
to wit
One dwelling house-one corn crib--19O
pannels OF fencing 8 pieux-75 pannelS z
pieux-tWo gentle Horseshoe COW and
two barren cows-two heifers, one year
eld-one branding iron.
One certain tract of land situated IN the
parish of Vermilion, west OF the bayou
Vermilion. containing forty 46-100 acres,
and designated as the NE1 Of SET section
"a, tip. -. SIR 2 East.
Another tract of land situated IN the
parish of Vermilion, containing 40 45-l0O
acres, and designated as the NW4 OF sec
ton "a, tip. ID. SIR one east.
EUGENE FEVERGTON,
October 81, 1891. Administrator.
w. b. White, Atty.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-11-28
CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by and
East India missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and all
throat and Lung Affections, also aposl-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debilit-
aud all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wonderful c,3ratiye powers in
thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
Aetnated by this motive and u desire to
relieve human suffering, / will send free
of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe,
in Germsn. French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addessing with stamp, naming
this paper. w. A. MOVES, $50 Powers
Block. Rochester. n. n.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-11-28
Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of vermilion-ss th Iud Dist Court.

-7 @E
By virtue of an order of sale issued
by the Honorable 18th Judicial District
Court in and for the parish of Lafay-
cite, in the matter of the succession Of
Marin Mouton, being No. 800 Of the
Probate Docket of said court, and to
me directed, / will proceed to sell, at
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the front door of the court
house of Vermilion parish. on
Saturday, December 20, 1891.
the following described property, to
wit
A certain tract of land situated in
the parish of Vermilion, on the west
side of the Vermilion river, containing
Five Hundred and Two (502) acres
and being bounded north by the Bau-
dom tract, south by Judy Wells, east
by the heirs of Julie Mouton and west
by Daniel Paul.
Terms and Conditions Cash on day
of sale.
sheriffs Office, November q, 1891.
A. L. LEBLANC,
Sheriff of Vermilion,
Per L. @. BRoUssABD,
Dep-Sherif.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-11-28
A~ati-Lottery Mass Meeting.

About noon Thursday a large
number OF the leading Democrats of
the parish assembled at the court.
house to hold an anti.lottery meet.
ing.
John G. White was elected chair
man, DR.. J. 4. Abshire, secretary;
aud quite a number OF vice,presi-
dents.
The old Alliance war horse Basile
Broussard. Esq, made q rafting
good speech in French.
Hon. 7. S. Adams, the coming
governor was next introduced and
made an able address replete with
sound Democracy, sound sense and
sound morals. The way he scored
the lottery's pimps and boodlers was
a caution.
D. F. j, Mayer. Of Lafayette, the
silver toBgued orator followed, 10 All
eloquent and terrific arraignmens Of
McEuerY and The lottery.
He told Of Jim Houston buying
the house in which McEdery lived
in New Orleans, and selling it to
him on long time for 500 less than
the purchase price, and of McEnery
a few weeks later rendering a favor
able decision in the w~aterworks case
in which Houston was interested.
He read the letter OF Guiihean oil
Breaux Bridge stating that McEnery
in 1884 had written his father then
sheriff of St. Martin to take the
State funds 10 his hands and make a
MeEnery campaign, and that Me-
Emery had also sent his father police
jury commissions signed liz blank TO
work up the parish for him.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-11-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Twenty-ffth judicial District Court
Parish of Vermilion,
No. 421.
Cora N. Defranes


The Heirs of Eugene Guegnor.
TIE Eugene Guegnon and her husband
Henry @. Read, of the parish of ST.
Landry, Frank f. Young, Robert j.
Young, Kate Young and her husband
Clarence j. Edwards, of the parish of
Vermilion, Warren G.. Young and
Francis d. Young, Natural Tutor to-
the minors. Marion, Eugene, Adag
Ida and Lawrence r. Young, chill
dren of the late Marie Mathilde
Young, of the parish Of Acadia.
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff, in thessuit entitled and num-
bered as above, has filed her applica-
ton in our above said court, praying
for Judgment reviying and Fe-instating
the title, to the hereinafter described
property, made to her, under and by
virtue of a donation from Eugene Cue
gnon by act passed before Leo Perret,
then Recorder for the parish of VerTnif-
ion, on the 18th day of June 1875, to
wit !:
One lot Of ground situated in Boete's
portion of the town of Abbeyille and
designated as lot No IA of that portion
Of said town, measuring ninety feet
front ON State street and eighty-iVe
feet and three inches front in the rear
or west, by the depth Of n hundred
and twenty feet and two inches on the
southern line and--
feet deep on the northern line; bound
ed north by Fermilion street, south by
lot No. Is, east by State street and
west by lot No. Is, belonging to Caro-
line Boudreaux, wife OF j. N. Defrance-
You are further notified that said
case is fixed for trial in open court, at
the courthouse of said parish, on the
18th day of January, 1892, at which
time and place ytu are cited to appear
and file your answer to said demand,
and make opposition thereto, ifany you
have, showing why said demand should
not be granted
Abbeville, La, October 81, 1891.
LASTIE BRoUssARD,
Atty. for plaintiff.