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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-21
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loute qu'ellc consentit i Iui accorder
50 main.
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Ia ellie Q aimt, on qu'elle aimera
Du diable i jy comprends quelque
chose plus j'y rdfi6chis, plus je
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moi tout. Je soupeonne que ie
pourrai encore e rendre service un
cerVeau brdlG, tel que moi, 4 des id6es
qui nc yiendraient jamais dams une
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comme IN poisson.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-21

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les malheurenx volatilcs, don't on
retIouva les debris queIques jours
plus tard.
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Por al:
Nous IN en- voulez, Tabouret2 dit
Fargeau ct pourtant, 81 vous rth6-
eislssez un peu. ..On ne Sc souce pas
de Sc compromettle, ct puis cctte
ylellle ma touch6. Tenez nous
approchons de Ia Bate. 4 moi
maintenant de payer une bouteille, ct
nous ferons Ia paix,
SOFT, dit lie garde mais voyez-
vous, Fargeau, je suis sur pied de
puis quatre heures du matin. ct 81
vous ressentiez &c que je ressens i
chaque pas CUE te fails, yous compren-
driez quon ait de Ia rancune.
Ga guerra Ia fin, mon pauvre
Tabouret. Nous allons tnuquer i
yotre ga6rison.
NNEI.--4E 9Asc pE RANporlLL&r.
Gerard ct Dorocher, en- tenue
militaire, lie sabre au crochet, Sc
promenaient en- causant dams une de
ees wastes avenues quis Iongent les
pieces deau du pare de Rambouiiiet
QUAINT nous disons cue les deux amis
causalent, nous aurions pu dire pIlt0t
que Durocher causait seul, ear trard.
le froat baiss6, un cigare eteint a Ia
main, ne prononcait pas une parole
En- vain son camarade cherchait j
ltgayer. il restait grave ct taciturne
| Dnrochcr finit par perdre patience.
En- '6rit&, Gerard, dit-il avee
humeur, tn as Fair de porter le diabie
en- terre Tu ne desserres pas le:
dents Que s'est-il passe encore
Tonjours des cachotteries avec moi
Tu es bouche, ticeIe. goudronne CONNIE
une poutelle de champagne. ITEMS
tu III a9aces tellement que j al envie
de te planter Ia pendant vingt-quatrt
heures ct q aller passer une journee
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-21

i1i stttIiiti'tlt. IiollSIeiE Edi9tdu-
vous me pernettrez, du moins, de
saisir cctte dtfroque de yaurien ?
f.iie 9efEira de pieces CONVICTION.
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suppose 4le NoH5 ayez pas le 'lrolt
non plus de s2lsT ces ettets. Eoua
m aNcz Tequl5 de vous asslster pour
retloHEeF irs pouies de Bouquln; $
vous ~ retrouTel, poaez la mala
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non, ne toaehez nen iel ct r2touEnohs
4 9alht-tilies.
Na9fe son 9cpt, Iaboufet com
pfen;at que faf9eaH await iaIson, les
attfihalIohs des gafdes champttres
etant ettollanent limitees par Ia lol
SalIit, dit-il en serrant les dents
j,aurai mua tour. ii ION veut yoir
| ici Ies gcnGarmes, on les vera. ct
oiehl0t. Jusqae-ia, qu Oh ne aFioe
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AouEti iEeu qu o2 est conpable. 'je
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monsieur aaJ9h(, iei present, les Foit
CONNIE mo-. - u paffa les decfife i
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ofeilie. ~ reEoif' encore uhe lolS
The morning call., 1891-10-31
THE STOCK MARKET,

News Of favorable turn in the 1900 and 1900
levels OF Con. Cal d Va. yesterday caused a radi-
cal change In the looks OF the market aud quite a
sharp advance took place. Private Information
reported an Improvement In the west crosscut re-
Gently started north Of tho drift on the 1901 level
This has almost always been faYurite and pro-
ductiye level and owing to the rich stringers OF
high grade has been greatly Instrumental In the
paying OF dividends when mixed with the low
grade ore from the other levels. of which vast
amounts still exist. II the present Improvement
continues there is but little doubt that prices Will
GO higher
On the early call prices declined under an active
business and Con. Cal q Va sold down to 81 30.
TO sales OF 700 shares; Ophir 50 35, and Mexican
81 80. Savage steady at 81 as and Noreross
80 cents, to sales of 200 shares. The balance of
the list shaded of few cents and closed weak and
heavy.
After the call prices weakened still more Con.
Cal. d Va. declining to 81 80 and ophir to $2H.
Then Bacon began buying the nrst-named stock
and changed the whole aspect OF the market, Con.
Cal. Va. selling up TO 81 80 under sales OF 1850
shares Ophr to 81 80, 1850 shares Savage to 81 &c.
1870 shares; the whole market closing very strong
and healthy for the noon On the early cali
Of the Pacific Board Hirschteld began buying every
thing prices advanced and Con- Cal. & Va sold up
to So under active sales This was considered too
high for the Big Board, and Marks began offering
stock, and with the aid OF walls who still retained
possession of the box, forced prices down again
Considerable stock changed hands in Con. Cal. q
Va. at S59i SO and in 0phir at s2sl but III ese
prices did not hold. A little shading took place in
the balance OF the list. but after tho call prices
steadled again under the spirited bidding OF Ep
stein who had large buying order California
and the market closed strong with s5 bid for that
stock.
NOTES
Bullion valued at s13,770 80 has been sent to the
Carson Mint from the Con. Cal. q Virginia, max ing
the total to date on october account $40 $40 IS.
Silver was steady at SO cents in New York yes
terday.
The annual meeting OF the Hawaiian Commercial
Company is called for November 18th.
:. The Pacific Lighting Company will pay its month
ly dividend OF so cetrts per share November 5th
Today the Ontario Mining Company VIII pay div
ldend lS5 OF so cents per share, aggregatiHg S75.
o00 making $7bOo00 paid this year; and the DaiI
The morning call., 1891-10-31
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

The Society for the Protection of Birds
found its first patron in the Princess of
Wales, who interdicted in her own family
the use of plumage as dress ornaments.
The Gar has just had four large railroad
trucks full of live pheasants numbering
many thousand, shipped from England to
his preserves near st. Petersburg,
Mr.. GIadstone's recent letter in favor of
home rule for Scotland has given rise to
considerable discussion in that country,
where the subject is attracting more atten-
tion than il has since the union with
England.
The budget of the French Minister of the
Interior contains some curious Information
in regard to the press of France. The are
5I7S papers published in the country aud $
colonies. Paris alone dgures in this total
with 1898 papers.
Large numbers of people continue TO visit
ParnelPs grave. The cemetery officials are
forced to guard the flowers and shrubs from
the depredations of the reic-hunters. The
visitors come in throngS, like pilgrims, from
every part of the island.
According to an Italian professor our
beautiful blonde sisters are rapidly disap-
pearing, owing to the too hearty indulgence
of the meat diet. Our infOrmer further saws
that in the next few centuries golden tresses
will vanish from the face OF tile globe.
The young Countess OF Dudley has the
credit of owning the richest collection of
jewels in England-nOt including diamond
eyes, ruby lips, mOuthful of pearls, aud
the other gems that nOyelistS arc in the
habit OF bestowing upon their herOines.
Schopenhauer seems to have succeeded
Ibsen as the popular fad Of The precieuses
and blue stockings Of English society, and
there is hardly country house where some
one or other Of the party does not air
Schopenhauerism with as much pertinacity
as was formerly devoted to Ibseuism.
A splendid silver goblet was recently pre-
sented to Prince Bismarck by number of
German studeuts. In acknowledging the
gift the Prince expressed great satisfaction
that so fine specimen Of German art vas not
crowned with the figure Of "the everlasting
blonde-the so-caled Professors Daugh-
ter" but with "a genuine Lank snecht."
Although Kossuth has just entered upon his
eighty ninth year, the Liberal party in
Hungary is preparing to celebrate his
nineteth birthday, September IL, 1882,
when one of the features will be
the presentation to him, if he is then
living, OF the deeds of Dabas, the estate on
which his parents are buried, and where he
has often expressed the wish to be laid
beside them.
The statute of Garibaldi recently unveiled
at Nice shows the great soldier in his famous
costume of loose shirt and heavy cloak,
while his hand rests on the handle of his
saber. France and Italy are represented in
group, on the front Of the pedestal, lean
ing over the cradle of Garibaldl as an infant,
with the words b'neHth: "rO Garibaldi +:
His Native Town, 1891" Allegorical figures
of the Powers holding Peace decorate the
opposite side, while the dates Of his famous
battles are Strewn over the base
The morning call., 1891-10-31
A SOLEMN MUsING.

Were death TO call me home tonight
And leave this body cold and silent clay,
Dear friends would fold my hands "with touches
And one would krcel beside and brush his tears
away.
He would recall the many, many deeds I've done.
The sympathy, loving words OF hope my lips nave
said;
The hours watched by our dear stricken one,
How well he would remember were dead,
He is not 10th to smile upon me now,
And deals gently with my lonely heart,
Gives tender words, a kiss upon my brow,
A softened pressure OF the hand each morning
We part.
When In the silent arms Of death, shall not need
HIS Kisses or his loving trusting smile;
want them now, these most my heart doth plead
AnG feels il cannot lie denied The While.
Be not estrsuged, beloved but in your trust still
stay by me;
Turn TO me, with your tender, soulful eyes;
Our Iov ing hearts earth are joined in sympathy
And In that chain wcpl meet beyond the skies
EosE l. BUSHNELL
The morning call., 1891-10-31
DETECTED sMUGGLERs.
A scow- Schooner Confiscated and Hel
Crew Arrested.

A Scow-Schooner Confscated and Her
Crew Arrested.
At noon on Thursday Inspectors Nc
Ginnis and Grennan discovered thlrty-two
fvc-tael tins of prepared opium concealed
in the coal Oh the steamer Empire " hich
had just arrived from Nanamo and was
lying at the Pacific-street Wharf. No ar
rests were made, and the officers, in the
hope of larger seizure, kept their own
counsel regarding the discovery, but main
tanned a close watch for further develop
mentS.
AS Inspector Mclean was returning from
luncheon yesterday he noticed a package
being passed from the Empire to the scOw-
schooner Winfield Scott, lying alongside the
steamer, from which she was loading coal.
The officer at once boarded the schooner
and after vgilant search found twenty
four tins concealed in bunk aud fifty-eght
buried under some potatoes in the hold The
seizure is valued at $500.
The crew Of the Winfield Scott comprised
the captain, Samuel Benson, and the mate,
julius Roze. Both were arrested for SNUG
Cling and were admitted to bail in the sum
of $4,000 each.
The scow-schooner was confiscated by
order OF Collector Phelps. She is owned by
Merrill q StetsOn and is valued at $4,000
The morning call., 1891-10-31
California Eruit Sales.

CHICAGO. Oct 3O.-The Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day Winter NelIis Pears at 81 S59l. .95; d'Alen-
con Pears, 81 1892 65 Glout Moroccan. 81 $50
50 so; Vicar Pears. 81 3U@l So; ounces. 81 200
81 30; Goes Late Red FIums 81 40; Salway
Peaches. 81 55; fun crates Muscats ST s0@l 95;
half Muscats 6O@95c: half crates TOkays 56c9
81 05; full crates Tokays. 81 5OGl 95
NEW YORK, oct. 3O.-Porter Bros. Company sold
to-day Gout Moroccan Pears at So 25@13 60 Vicar
Pears, 81 90 Winter Nes. 50 45i half crates
Cornichons 81 l5@l 20; half crates Tokays, poor
nrd,
The morning call., 1891-10-31

Steamers to sail to-day the State OF California
for Portland, the Australia for Honolulu, the Ar
cata for Coos Bay, the Empire for Nanalmo. the
Point Arena for Mendocino, the Humboldt for
Humboldt Bay and the Corona for San Diego The
Rie de JaneirO falls due from China and Japan, the
Crescent City from Crescent City and the Pomona
from San Pedro.
The Italian iron ship Salvatore Ciampa, 1895
tons, is chartered for wheat to United Kingdom,
Havre or Antwerp. 37s Cd; British iron bark Port
Sonachon, IL u tons (rechartered), same rate and
options.
The Thomas stephens takes for Cork 45. las etls
Wheat valued at S76. 746; Pericles. for London.
Is ll6 ctIs Chevalier Barley, bl46 ctls Wheat,
1882 cases Canned Fruit, 1926 cases Salmon ETC.,
valued at 1882, ,357.
The snip Iroquois. 2O25 tons, is chartered fer
23s
The morning call., 1891-10-31
More Gas Lamps.

of Supervisors ordered sixty-two additional
street lamps to be located in various parts
of the city in response to petitions They
will mostly go to the outskirts. The add-
tior of these sixty-two will bring the total
up to 5460 Petitions from those Interested
for electric lights on Point Lobos avenue, a
light on Mount Olympus and Gas lamp on
Cassell avenue were laid over for future
consideration. The request for more electric
lights was denied for lack of funds.
The morning call., 1891-10-31
The WeeA,s Failures.

The BradstTeet Mercantile Agency reports %
failures in the Pacific Coast States aud Territories
for the week ending yesterday, as compared with
IL for the previous and IL for the correspond
ing week of 1890. The failures for the past week
are divided among the trades as follows: Four
grocers saloons, general stores, boots and
Shoes hardware. tailors, l halter. l jeweler,
cigars and tobacco, fancy goods, machinist and
] restaurant
The morning call., 1891-10-31
She Sleeps All the Time.

May White, the school teacher who has
been in trance-like sleep for 129 DAYS. is
slowly sinking away, according to a Munith
(Mich.) special to the Inter Ocean. Her
condition still continues TO puzzle the physi-
clans. The young woman is not yet &c
years OF age, had previously enjoyed excel
lent health and her long sleep came on with
out warning Of any kind.
She can take only liquid nourishment and
the result Is growing more marked in heI
wasted form and emaciated face. She has
become veritable skeleton. She has been
taken back to her homo in MeadvilIe, six
miles from Stockbrdge.
Hampstead Washburn, the fashionable
young man who is at present Mayor OF Chi
cago, says he has had enough of it. thank you.
The morning call., 1891-10-31
Chicago Marketx.

CHICAGO, Oct 3O.-wheat lower. The open
ing about the yesterdays. closing to
1S914c higher. but became weak and declined lc'
then advanced 12@5sc and again receded. prices
declining 7sc, ruled irregular and closed about
lac lower than yesterday. Receipts, l,6SS.O0O
bushels; shipments. 979, 900 bushels. Rye easy at
Gle Barley quiet at Sic
CHICAGO. Oct 3O--Wheat, cash-9314. Corn
soc Fork-SS 20. Lard-$6 9215. Ribs-$6 %.
NAisky-SI l8.
The morning call., 1891-10-31

chttan bark, cs cheese, 200 cs salmon, treasure
(sl2I7 S4), 8 pkgs mdso 400 tons coal, SIX wool,
3 pkgs sacks, Dbl crOckery.
C1nsi@nees.
Per Areata-J II Cain & Co: C NJ vnIkm1n; W
Butler; ID Tiedeman " Co; smith: o Il Co;
d L Feck g. son; Wells, Fargo & Co; ii Campt; Vie
land Brewer: South Park Malt House; ToplitZ
d Co; HincSley, Sp.ers & Hayes; Strauss.
E,n,. Lote Shinn,n, LnLslli lsncs Sc Einhth Pm,
The morning call., 1891-10-31
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
FRIDAY EVENING. october3 o.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra

Wheat firm.
Barley options higher.
Larger receipts OF Oats
Corn firmly held but dull.
Another advance in Rye
Bran and Middlings lower.
Hay firm.
Beans quiet.
Potatoes dull.
Onions In moderate receipt.
Picked and Firkin Butter Hrmer.
New Cheese firm.
Poultry dull.
Game brings good prices.
Fine Eggs firm.
Fruits and Vegetables quiet.
Dried Fruit in good supply.
Nut Oh plentiful
Hams and Bacon weak.
Meat market well supplied.
Hawaiian Rice lower.
Mexican Dollars declined.
The morning call., 1891-10-31
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINoUENT SALE NoTICE-BRUNSwICK
~ Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
of principal place of business, San Francisco Cal,
location o. WORKS, Grass Valley. Ca.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment No q
levied on the 1lth day of September, 1891 tho
several amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spectiYe shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1891-10-31

And in accordance with law and order from
the Hoard Of Directors, made the llth day OF
September. 1891, many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary Will be sold pub
lie auction, at the ONCE OF the company. Room St,
Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery st., San Francisco,
Cal, on MONDAY. the 9th day OF November, 1891,
Al the hour of o'clock p. OF said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
J. STADfFELD JR., Secretary.
Once-Room Sc. Nevada Block, 900 Montgomery
ST., san Francisco, Cal. oc23 ID
The morning call., 1891-10-31
General Mercn,ndise.

BAGs-oacuttas sac; local make. s1ac; Wool
Bags 36a3Sc.
NUT oIL-In heavy stock and weak at 5215@
67I@c gallon
RiCE-hawaiian is off again. Chinese mixed.
81 1894 20: No. Chinese 81 1904 40 q two mats
extra No ..$5G5 A.: Hawaiian, 81 S71a@5; Japan
ese. 81 Sy6D4 30 q ell.
SU1AR-The W estern sugar Refining Company
quotes as, follows, terns net cash: Cube Crush 81.
Extra Powdered aud Fine Crushed, ali 5 5sc u 10:
Dry Granuated. 5Ac; Coafeetlonsrs A, 51sc;
The morning call., 1891-10-31
SALE sor1cE-ohUIKsnAVe

Gold Mining Company. Location of principal !
plsce of business. San Francisco. Cal. Location Of
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal.
Notce-There delinquent upon the following
described stock. account of Assessment (No. y
levied the Tth day OF July, 1891. the several
smounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows;
The morning call., 1891-10-31
The Wool Market.
PortIand's Business.

Boston. Oct. 30.-wool is dull, and buyers are
generally holding off for lower prices
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-WOol steady. Domestic
fleece, 300 36c y ID.
The morning call., 1891-10-31
Fami Re4au nf,r,,a.

Extra G. 4l4c: Golden c, 41sc; D. 4c q 10: half
Dds 1Ac more than bbs. and boxes 12c more
The morning call., 1891-10-31
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-The stock market to-day
was dull and weak and grangers all ylelded slightly
from the opening prices. The market closed quiet
at about lowest prices OF the day, most of the
losses being small fractions. Governments easy.
Petroleum closed at 5S14c.
NEW YORK, oct. 30.-United States Bonds-4s.
ll7Ia; 2,s. 100; Northern Pacific 275S; Canadian
Pacific. S7s4: Central Paclnc 1924 Union Pacihc
al; Atchison and Santa Fe, 44 Wells Fargo
1873: Western Union S2Lf; silver, 95sa; Sterling.
81 Sl@4 SO.
NEW YORK. Oct. 80 -wheat-December, 81 031A
FIour-Steady. Coffee, $ll 10. Sugar. sos 5-l6
Hops-Pacifc Coast. 12@l61Sc. Hides-l3A @l 4c
Copper-LaSe sl2 65. Tin-Spot. $40 o. Lead
Domestic, 81 80. lron-$l5 Petroleum, 6Sl4c.
New York. Oct 30.-Choice shipping is strong,
others firm. A carload OF strictly choice Pacihcs
sold lSe to fill export order for another. Not
80 high quality sold at lie. parcel OF choice
The morning call., 1891-10-31

MORNING sALEA
Board-50 Ferries & Cliff X r. As
Street-$2000 Y4% Bonds, 897s.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-35 Gasllght. 65I4; 8 8 V Water g7sI /;
10 Contra Costa Water, 3. 1Ol.
Ssreet-50 Ferries IL Cliff X r. ALL
The morning call., 1891-10-31
English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 3O.-The spot market is firm
at IS 91ad Cargoes easy at 445 for of
coast, 44s Sd for Just shipped and 44s for nearly
due.
FuTURE9
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: October. IS 81; Novem-
ber, IS Sd: December. IS S1ad: January. IS Sad;
February IS 914d; March, IS 914d.
sECuRITIEs.
LONDON. Oct 90.--Consols. 80 1l-16: United States
Bonds = as. 120; do. as. lV2SA: Silver. And;
Rentes, 96f 712c.
The morning call., 1891-10-31

There Is still consid erabe talk of a short interest
here in California Prunes. The commission mer-
shants said to be short. and steady demand
has stifTened the market, but it IS believed tber
will be enough Prunes to go around
The morning call., 1891-10-31
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When shehad Children, sho gave them Cas,oria.
Aus BY saTuTh
The morning call., 1891-10-31
Kuined by the Demand for RenlIsm

huihcu oy she Dehiahu Tor kealtsms
Theatrical Manager-Well, I'm surprised
to see you back in New York again, Howler
/ heard you took company out couple Of
weeks ago. and supposed you we're on the
road.
Howler-I did start out with n first-class
aggregation, sir, but we had to quit.
" Poor business, eh? Or poor company?
or both?"
1--WE were crushed by the popular de-
mand for realism. That's what did it, sir.
Nothing else"
Indeed"
''Sure as you're born. We plaved THE
Streets Of New York, you known"
"Welll We couldn't afford to nlay the
piece with real garbage piles, real ash heaps;
real swill barrels, real dead eats and real
mud ankle deep, and so we decided to pass
our usual dividend and walk home for exer-
else. tell you, old chap, the present craze
for realism is bound to drive our hest artists
out OF the profesh. Chicago Mail.
AT Monterey, Mexico, some PHILADELPHIA
capitalists, and not very large ones either,
started knitting factory about wear ago.
Ihey got concession from the Governor of
the State providing that they should be the
only knitting factory in it for twenty-five
years, and they are now turning cut 200
dozen pairs Of stockings per day. The duty
ON stockings Is so great that they can sell at
a high profit. They use Mexican girls to
work their machines and are making lots of
money.
The morning call., 1891-10-31

States sold at lsc Europe Is strong, particul ary
on first quality.