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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-05
EeuilletOn. No. 5
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PAR
Ellie BERTHET.
AI.--DANS LIE PARC.
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Ellie BERTHET.
AI.--DANS LIE PARC.
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fort que celia sur les armes, ct vous
montriez tant de longanimite ? Reel
lement, vous ates IN homme de
conscience Ne craignez rien tout
s'arrangera CONNIE il convient entire
gems de ceur
Les deuN amis 'avancaient vers la
maison, sans s'inquieter DIES nombreux
coups de fusil qui continuaient de Sc
faire entendre 4 rautre bout du parcs.
Tn domestique tout effare accourut
au-deVant de Gauthier.
Monsieur, lui dit-il, venez vite.
On yous demande chez &c pauvre
Tabouret, lie garde champetre, que sa
femme a trouv6 assassine pres du
Champ-des-C -Cailles
-Assassln6 rGpeta Gauthier Tn
moment, s'il vous plait, commandant
Merceron, il s'agit de savoir qui est
Tauteur Tabouret est-il mort . de
manda-t-il au domestique
Non. monsieur, mais il recu un
villain coup. On Went de le trans
porter chez lui ct lie docteur Simonin
est en- train de lie panser. On ne salt
encore 81 lie pauvre diable EN- rtchap-
pera.
Sans doute il aura etc frappt CO
matin, alors quill Sc rendait d Dour-
dan pour afirmer son procts-serbal,
CONNIE il en- await recu l'ordre.
-Nullement, monsieur il a etc
frapp6 la mutt derniere par ce petit
voleur, qui paru depuis quelque
temps dams le pays ct qui n'attaque
que les femmes.
Comment sait-on celia ? demanda
Gauthier un peu desappointe.
-Tabouret ra dit lui meme
II parle done ?
-Certainement, car ce nest pas 4
la tGte quill est touche. Je items IL
fait du brigadier de gendarmerie, qni
est yenu avertir tout i lheure ct qui
est retourn6 chez le garde pour lcS
formalites a remplir.
-Allons dit Gauthier, il faut que
j'aille voir par moi-meme.
Eft moi, rcprit Merceron oui
scnblait avoir une idee fiNe, je Nais d
rauberge. Laccident arrive IN
garde ne touche en- rien yos afairc>
priytes.
Gauthicr fut un moment sur le
point de le rappeler tout bien consi-
dtrt il persista dams Ia pensee de Sc
rendre au plus vite chez le "arle. Le
malheureuX Tabouret ttait rc,tt Ia
mutt prGcGdente ct une partie dc In
matinee sur lemplacement de Ia lutte.
Get endroit, assez eloigne dies chemlns
ct hGriss6 dc broussailles, etait fort
solitaire dams cette saison de Iannte.
lie bless6, d Ia suite de son tvanouis-
sement, S'6tait tralne sous une toutfe
d'mbustes qui lie mettait Il labrl tn
souhie glacial de Ia mutt mails
vainemcut avait-il appelt a aide i
navait pas Etc entendu. Le matln
50 femme. alarmte lie son absence
s'ttajt mise en- quote de lui dams le
village eommc nous savons. puiS
await tait des recherehes aux enrirons.
Elle await fini par le dtcouvrir @pnist,
presque sans voiX e mourant derriere
une haa Aussit6t, ellie ttait Venue
rtclalner dos secours an village. lie
gardc Giant tres aimt, de nombreuN
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'-AAAiC T" sShNAS ~ JoLttt Il ott lt1 uI5lblotl
ct Tabouret await etc transporte chez
lui Devant rhumble demeure du
garde une partie des habitan is du
village Sc trouvaient reunis ct Sen
tretenaient avec tristesse lie levGne-
ment. Tn voisin officieux faisant
sentinclle empechait les curieux
denvahir la maison. Ccpendant,
larrivee du maire, la porte SQUIRT
avec empressement ct Gauthier pcne-
ira dams la sale du rez-de-chaussee
Gauthier sapprocha du brigadier,
qui s'etait leve espectueusement, ct,
aprts avolr jete I'm coup d'nil sur lie
proces-verbal inacheve, il echaneea
quelques mots avec agent de la force
publiq1e. Puis, il s'approcha du
malade, que Simonin venait dc
recouvrir, 1t lui dit dun ton douce-
reuX.
Courage Tabouret &c ne
sera rien, je l'espere. Et dites-moi,
avant cette bagarre, avez-vous trouve
moyen d'aller '.affirmer7 votre process
verbal Il la justice de paix =?
Cette question, en- pareil moment.
eSaspera lc pauvre garde.
-Eh sac papier monsieur lie
maire repliqua-t-il dune yoix relative
ment forte; comment voulez-vous
que jaie pu moccuper de celia 2
Depuis hier au soir, ell vous quittant,
j'ai etc couche derriere un buisson,
baignant dams mon sang, ct souffrant
CONNIE un damne
ST yous aviez accompli cette
formalite en- temps ct lieu, CONNIE
etait votre devoir i. Etes-vous SIR,
du molns, que le scelerat qui vous Il
frappe n'etait pas aux cages de-.
certaines personnes
-Oui, parbleu ! j'en suis sur
C'est lie petit voleur qui sen etait
deja pris a ma pauvre femme. Je al
| bien recOnnu, car nous nous sommeS
| collettes de la bonne maniere, au clair
de la lune Ce qui surtout m'eNas-
p6re c'est que ce mouclleron sest
servi de mon propre sabre pour me
larder, par en- bas All lie gredin,
je le repincerai 81 ca q du bon sens
de frapper Ia TN ancien militaire
Et il ajouta dune voix caverneuse f:
-Jaurais mieux Anne 6tre frappt
;tu cnur
-Chut interrompit le docteur
assez cause, mon brave. Messieurs,
poursuivit-I en- s'adressant a l'assis-
tance, je desire que lie malade he
parle pas ct ne soft pas trouble JUS
qua nouvcl ordre. II dit ce quill
await dire: qu'on ne le tourmente
plus,
| Cette injonction etait trop raison-
nsblc pour qu'on ne Sc hatat pas d'y
deferer tout le monde sortit, lais-
SAINT le blesse la surveillance de sa
femme. Devant Ia porte, lie medecin
annonca distraitement quill allait
retonrner a Coville, aupres de Mile
Il Ancival, don't la maladie lui sem
blait dangereuse.
Qu a-t-elle done, doctenr de
manda Gauthier
Ene tievre cerebrale du plu,
mauvais caractere. On sans doute
contrarit la pauvre petite ct ces
| ieunes t6tes Sc montent si faeilement
J al bien peur
En- apprAlant Ia maladie i Adrienne
Gautlier, qui men ienorait pas la
cause, ne put retenir IN movement.
Toutcfos. il reprit avec calme
Bah Ia jeunesse, Et mon pau
vrp garde. docteur, que pensezNous
! lc 81 blesslre ?
Qni viNra yerra. -le EeuN c@oire
encore un aucun organe cssentiel 4 In
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-09-05
MI. LES PREIIMINAIRES.

attendre lie resultat de la demarche
de Merceron, celui-ci s'etait dirigt
yers l'auberge on logeait Philippe dc
Fourtieres En- chemin, le comman-
dant, qui retrouvait dams sa mission
presente les souvenirs lie So vie,
d'autrefois. cambrait sa poitrine ct.
quand il entra dams la sale commune
de lauberge, ce fut dun ton tout 4
fait majestueux quill demanda a
photesse:
NJ l'ingtnieur de Fourtieres ?
II est sorti, repondit Nine Nirg.-
ME Contard mais 81 vous voulez
lattendre.
-Sorti rtpliqua Merceron Ell
froneant le sourcil ct en- frisant sa
crosse moustache grise VOLTA qui est
bizarre quand on 6crit certaines
lettres, on devrait bien Sc souvenir
que quelqu'un viendra .en causer'
-Je vais yous dire, monsieur
rtpliqua Nine Coutard I'm peu intimi-
dee, NJ de Fourtieres, CONNIE je
lavais soupeonne, est un habitut du
chateau de Coville ct, en- apprenant
que Mile dAncival etait malade, il
s'est rendu au chateau pour avoir DIES
nouvelles Ensnite, 81 vous yenez de
la part lie VI. le maire, VI. Durocher Il
etc charge ue vous recevoir.
-Et qu est-ce que VI. Durocher. je
vous prize
I'm lieutenant de dragons qui Sc
trouve lei par hasard un ami de W.
de Fourtieres.
Tn lieutenant de dragons re-
pliqua Merceron, don't le visage
s'6panouit, je comprends L'inge-
nieur q voulu laisser les temoins
s'entendre C'est tout a fait conve-
nable ct rtgulier. Ma chere,
poursuit-il en- tirant une carte de son
Garnet, veuillez porter ceci au lieute-
nant Durocher ct hernandez lui pour
moi un entretien de cinq minutes.
A Iinstant, monsieur, dit Virgi-
ME.
Ellie disparut avec la carte ct,
revenant bientot. ellie invita- Merceron
a Ia suivre. On monta rescalier, ct
apres avoir introduit le visiteur dams
une chambre modesto. mais dune
proprete rigoureuse, qu'habitait le
lieutenant, Nine Coutard Sc retira.
Durocher s'etait leve ct await fait
quelques pas au deyant de Merceron
tous les deux Sc saluerent.
| Commandant, dit Durocher en-
offrant I'm siege all visiteur, ie crois
saVOir ce qui yous amene ct. en-
labsence de s'mon amir NJ. de Four
there's, qui, du reste, he peut tarder a
rentrer, j al qualitd pour rtpondre er
son nom
Fort bien, lieutenant repliqua
Merceron en- prenant place je viens
en- efiet. au nom de mon ami NJ
Gauthier, demander quelques explica
tions an sujet dune lettre qui lu; est
parvenue ce matin.
II me semhle, commandant Mer
ceron, que la reponse a la lettre etc
deja faite verbalement ct ellie etait
fort peu courtoise Envoyer III
! diable un gallant homme qui vous
propose une partie 4 honneur
| -Nous conviendrez au5si, lieute
nant Durocher, que Ia lettre nttait
, pas III modele da civilitt tccusel
IN homme bien pose maire dc cettC
commune, lie Sc ~eonduire dune
maniare odieuse. d'employer des
procadts .ahominahles" ct le menacel
dune insulte publiqae On ne peut
rtpondre i pareilles chooses la main
]. sur le oaur ct lc s0arire aux levres.
p,abord, monsieur, 81 yous L
permettez nous lmss9ons de cote
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
THE FOREST FIRES.
Some Account of Their Work
in Michigan.
MONEY LOSS OF OVER s2,ooo,ooo.

still No Reports of Lives sacrifieed-The
Worst Contiasration Since Iss1-How
the White Cloud People Turned Out
to Save Their Homes-The Pennsylva-
mia Holocaust-About 100 People Be-
lieved to Have Been Scorched by the
Flames.
BIG RAPIDS, Mich, May l3-The forest
fires raging in this section are the most
destructive since 1881 when millions of
dollars worth of property were destroyed
and many lives lost. Ii is the first great
spring visitation of fire that the state has
ever known. Last Saturday the fire
reached its greatest fury in this section,
when it was reckoned mile of standing
timber an hour was .he least measure of
its destructiveness. 1t struck the little
town of Fields, or Fields Siding, on the
Chicago and West Michigan railway, and
burned the station, the store, and the
burned kirney's, another lumbermen's
settlement, and also destroyed the Kin
ney saw-mill near Woodville.
Towns Which Were Wiped Out.
Dinman Postofiice, or Otia, as it was for
merly called, in Newaygo county, was
third victim, and a number of little places
unnamed on the map caught from the
sparks, and were quickly swept away.
Yesterday ii was reported that Alton a
little town in the lower end of Mecosta
county, had been burned, and stories are
thick OF the unpleasant position OF num-
Der of northern settlements which are
hemmed in by the fire lines
The Danger at White Cloud.
Saturday and sunday White Cloud Law
IN the center of a circle of flames The
smoke was so dense over the town that
men in the streets were unable to see half
a block ahead of them at noon and lamps
were lighted in the houses. AT first the
people were confident that the fire would
miss them, but as it swept nearer and at
tackled the woods that stand Just at the
outskirts of the village it became appar.
ent that their wooden settlement woul
go before night unless action was taken.
All Hands to Fight Fire.
Every man, woman, and boy in the
place was called into service. Bucket
brlgades were organized and they KEPT
the roofs wet while other citizens were
building bonfires that these old lumber.
mems years of forest fire-fighting have
CeuOAS'rdteu as the best possible weap-
ons. Inc town was protected by
these back fires. rs they are called. until
Tuesday night, when the wind made "A
shift aud drove the flames north and
west
Estimates of the Losses.
While the fire Is burning estimates OF
the loss in detail will be hard to get \
lum Der dealer puts the damage through
the state to standing timber and dressed
wood at more than 3, 600, UO0 thus far, and
the assertion was veutured that it would
double that sum if unchecked
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
No Rest for Henri watterson

NEW YORK. May 14.-Henry watterson
has arrived in town and is at the Everett
house. He has just recovered from a
siege of the grip and fondly thought that
by hurrying on to New York he could es-
ape the persistent opportunities of the
western newspaper men as to his views
on the political situation in the Demo-
cratic camp. In this he was mistaken.
for the advance guard of the eastern
ne wspaper men beseiged him all day and
good part of the night. All sorts of
question were hurled at the distinguished
editor, but he was as silent as the grave
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
TRAveRslNe TIE Sol. OF IOWA.
President Harrison at Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Shenandoah.

President Harrison at Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Shenandoah.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, May 1.-THE
presidents first welcome to Nebraska was
given at Hastings, where the train ar.
rived at ESQ o'clock yesterday morning.
j. E Clark introduced the president, who
spoke briefly. At Paramount crowd
cheered the president, who expressed his
thanks briefly. Governor Thayer met the
president at Crete. There were no for
malities as the two executives met After
the members of the delegation had been
presented the president spoke briefly to
Later in the day Senator Henderson, ex-
Senator Launder and Mayor Cushing. of
Omaha, boarded the presidential train to
accompany the president to Omaha.
The Reception at Omaha
1t was IL: As when the presidential train
arrived in Omaha. Escorted by the recep-
tion committee the distinguished party
took carriages and was driven to the court
house, where the mayor delivered a well
coming address, which was responded to
by the president and Mr.. Wanamaker. A
public reception was then held, followed
by drive about the city. AT $50 the par
ty was driven to the train again, which
steamed away to this city, where there
was great crowd collected at the sta
ton. The president made brief speech,
and then was whisked away on his trip
trough Iowa. Omaha was never so full
of people as it was yesterday, and the en-
thusiasm must have pleased the chief
magistrate
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
legislation in NIichiran

LANSING, Mich, May II The gov
ernor yesterday vetoed the bill giving
each of the five judges of the supreme
court stenographer. The senate by
vote OF Is to IA defeated the bill giving
municipal suffrage to women. The house
passed the Richardson bill increasing the
specifix tax paid by the railroads by one
half per cent. This will place nearly
$500 0O9 in additional tax in the state
annually.
A member of the house of repre-
sentatives last evening made charges of
bribery against the Michigan Bell Tele.
phone company, in connection with GER
tain rate regulating bill, now before the
house
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
Suicide of an octogenarian.

WOOSTER, o., May 14.-Michael Shelly.
an SO-year-old farmer who was robbed
last August of over So 600, was found
dead on his barn floor early yester-
day with bullet hole through his head.
The old gentleman was on the witness
stand stand Tuesday about six hours in
the preliminary hearing of the Brinkleys
and Harry Webb. who had been arrested
charged with the robbery 1t is supposed
that the old gentleman's nerves were SO
shattered by the excitement of the trial
that he committed suicide.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-14
ONE HUNDRED VICTIMS OF FIRE.
scorched PEG pie Common at Austin, Ia.
i en- Probahle Fatalities

AUSTIN, Pa, May Il The excitement
attending the late forest fire is gradually
subsiding, but on the streets may be seen
many men whose hands and faces are
band aged, aud whose singed hair and
other marks Of III usage proclaim them
survivors of the fire Others who are be-
ing cared for at the boarding hou ses and
their homes are not able TO b. out. and
some OF them never VIII be- No other
subject Is talked of but the terrible fire.
Survivors OF The i'll fated train which was
burned regard their escape as something
of a miracle. The missing men have not
been found yet, and it may be a week BE-
fore the complete list of the victims will
De made known. The only dead body
found was that of Superintendent Badger.
Partial List of the Unfortunates
The following Is a partial list of njured
and burned: Fred Snow, Fred Polemar,
Pat Farrell, p. Void, W. Winthrop, y.
W. Weathersby. William Darbeyshear.
James WEIGH, Frank Doran and John
Burns, all seriously burned Void, Win
throp and " eathersby are not expected
TO recover a Swede named George Brine
and Hungarian named Andrew Michlin
are also fatally burned. Besides the above
Twelve others of the crew are more or less
severely burned. Throughout the entire
district the number of injured and burned
viii reach 100