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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-22
TALLAHASSEE'S TUSSLE.
a BALLOT TAKEN N EACH HOUSE
WITHOUT RESULT.

The Caucus Also Falls to Make Any
the selete-Senete Bills Passed Tho
Sheritfs OF the STATE iu Convention-
Appointments by the Governor.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 21.-At noon
to-day both houses took one ballot for
United States senator, in accordance with
the caucus agreement. The vote was scat
tered so as TO prevent an election until the
caucus shall nominate by two-thirds vote.
Thirteen was the highest for any one per-
son In the House aud seven In the Senate.
The democratic caucus met again TO.
night. The ballots stood as follows;
Twenty y-sixth 'Ballot-Call So, Speer Al,
Bloxham !, blank l.
Twenty seventh Ballot-Call SO, Speer 40,
Bloxham l.
Twenty eighth Ballot-Call So, spesr Al,
Bloxbam l.
Twenty-ninth Ballos-Cal SO. speer Al,
Bloxham l.
Thirtieth Ballot-Call So, Speer Al. Blox-
ham |.
The vote in joint session tomorrow will
be 28 for Speer Al for Call, and the BALI
ance to vote as they choose, so that they do
otvote for Call or Speer.
NEW BILLS IN THE SENATE
In the Senate TODAY the following bills
were introduced:
BY Mr.. McKinue-In relation to crimes.
criminal proceedings, etc.
By Mr.. RoRers-'ro establish and main
tain reformatory institution for juvenile
offenders.
By Mr. Violate nrovids for hoards of
health In certain counties and define their
powers.
By Mr. Wall-Providing for board Of
phosphate commis sioners. TO define their
duties aud authority TO grant a right 10
mine in the beds of uavigable waters, and
to prohibit nersons from unIawfulIy mining
the same
By Mr. Kirk-To protect fenales of inn
mature ago and iud0rlent from Ucanrious.
ness
By Mr. Farmer-To regulate the catching
OF terrnpins In the waters of this stata
Senate bills passed as follows.
To inoornorate the Gaorgia Florida and
Western railroad aud grant lands 10 the
company
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VI" ID Inn Wv ENNOh.
Inc iolowlng appointments nave been
innde oy the governor: a; Churcu Groone,
70 De surveyor Ior herhando county w: "A.
smith, 10 Dc Justice OF the peace Tor Her
nhluo county ". '. Ishllsay Q. herna anoo
county 10 oe notary pubic state at largei
+, IA, carter, 70 1e justice OF the peace for
Dlstrlct NO; ~, hiIlsporough county.
circuit IL here 10 git in sn5rerne court in
cases in which justices are disqualified by
reason Of having been Interested as attor-
neys prior to becoming justices Of the
supreme court.
The commissioners appointed by the
governor to revive aud classify the statutes
of Florida are giving the public printers
| copy.
J. l.. DeMilly, Looms county treasurer, 10
very Ill at his residence on Christian
street. Born at Wilmington, N. c., Aug.
IL, 1918, he has been married sixty.six
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CRISP FOR SPEAKER.

How the Offices of the Next House
Are to Be- Distributed.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-According to q
distinguished democratic congressman,
who has corresponded with most Of the
democratic members elect, it has been deter
mined to divide the principal officers of the
next House, SO as to give the speaker to the
south, and the clerk, door-keeper and
sergeant-at- arms to the north and west
Mr.. Crisp, according to the same authority,
is now far in the lead for speaker, and Mr..
Keer of Pennsylvania for clerk.
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Ruenos Ayres, Broken Bank.

BUENos AYREs, April 21.-The COVER
nor of Buenos Ayres has rejected a pro-
posal to reform or to hquidate the provin-
cial bank.
President Pelllgrini and Signor Lopez
have issued semi-otfical note denying that
there will be an issue of paper money. The
markets are steadler.
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Steamers to be Sold.

BORDEAUX, April 21.-It is announced
that the steamship company running line
Of vessels between Bordeaux and New York
is going into liquidation, and that the yes
sells will be sold. The cause assigned is
reduction Of the traffic, occasioned by the
Mckinley tariff and the increased French
tariffs
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Working of the Tariff Law.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Only five mem
bers of the Senate finance committee were
present to day, so an adjournment was
taken until tomorrow, when the committee
will decide what course it will pursue under
the Plumb resolution. directing au inquiry
into the workings of the tariff law.
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Manipuris Defeated.

SIMLA, April 2l.-Gen. Lockhart's forces
marching TO Manipur have had an encounter
with the Manipuris, in which the latter lost
one hundred and fifty killed. Only one
Englishman was killed and four wounded.
The natives had been hGrassing Gen. Lock-
harts camp, and provoked him into attack
log them, with the above result.
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Aerial Navigation.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Prof. Langley,
secretary Of the Smithsonian institution,
stated at the national academy OF science
to-day, what was repeatedly stated at the
patent centennial meetings, that the problem
Of aerial navigation was likely 70 be speedily
solved.
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AZ 1RoY-cLAp REPoRTEp suNK.
Rusgia's War on the Jews.

VIENNA, April 2l.-A Jewish lawyer Of
St Petersburg writes to friend here that
all the Jews residing in st. Petersburg have
been ordered TO leave that cisy by May 8.
This means, the lawyer adds, ruin to many
Jews, although they will be permitted to
reside in the provinces in the east and
south
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Death at sea From Fever.

SOUTHAMPTON, April 21.-The British
steamer La Platte, from Brazilian ports.
arrived at this port to-day. She reports
that three deaths from yellow fever oc-
CURED during the passage from Brazil.
Among the victims was the purser Of the
La Platte
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BERLIN, April 21.--The Post to-day says
assurance is given in q most authentic
quarter that the peace is less than ever en-
dangered, and that the relations OF Ger
many and Russia are now more friendly
thnn for long lime.
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a., pIntn uunrlra 40 CIosa Down.

LONDON, April 21.-At a meeting to-day
of the Wesh tin plate manufacturers, at
which four-flfths Of the manufacturers were
present, a proposition TO close the works
controlled by them for a month was
adopted
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Flonr,a Risa in Eoaland.

LEEDS, April 2l.-The millers' associa-
tion has again raised the price of -four, this
time by Is. Cd, which makes q total in
bag.
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GRIP TAKES A NEW START.
The Death List at New York Jumps Up
to 251.

The Death List at New York Jumps Up
to 251.
New YORK, April 21.-The number of
deaths reported to-day was 25l, an increase
of nearly 100 over yesterday. or this num-
ber twenty seven were credited to the grip.
The death rate to-day was larger than for
any other day this year.
INCREASING IN ENGLAND.
SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. April 2l.-The
influenza or la grippe epidemic existing in
this neighbOrhood and else here in England
is increasing in serious proportions. Num-
bers OF public officials, ,clerRymen, and physi-
clans have been attacked, and thousands OF
people in other walks Of life have been or
are still more or less seriously affected
by the prevailing malady. So extensive and
severe has been the spread OF this scourge
that number of manufacturing works will
probably be compelled to suspend opera
tions, owing to the number of their en-
ployes who are absent from work, owing
to the influenza or it's attendant complica,
tions. In some instances one-third Of
the number of workmen employed in
the factories are on the sick
list, and at present there seems
TO be but slight prospect Of an early abate-
ment OF the epidemic. At Clesthorpe- with
Thrunscoe, a township in Lincolnshire, near
Great Grlmsby, the epldemlc's ravages have
been SO severe that great alarm is felt
throughout tho place. Out Of a population
estimated to amount TO about l 700, over
200 people are confined TO their beds, suffer
ing with the influenza
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A ohilean Naval nattle Imminens.

LONDON, April 2L-The Valparaiso cor
respondent Of the Times says: 1.-The Chilean
men-of-war Imperial, Lynch and Condell,
all of which are supplied with torpedo
catchers, are starting for the north under
orders to attack the revolutionary squad
ROM
AN IRoN-CLAD REPORTED SUNK.
BUENos ATREs, April 2l.-It is reported
that the Chilean iron-clad Blanco Encalada
has been sunk off Antofagasta, on the bay
of Morsna, by torpedo The report up to
tho time Of sending this dispatch has not
been confirmed.
Declared UNTRUE.
BUENos AYREs, April 2l, II p M.-The
report of the sinking of the Blanco Enca-
lada Is declared 70 be untrue.
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THE ACTIVITY IN SPAIN.

In Spain tho workingmsn are agitating
in Barcelona, Valencia, Cadlz, Vallodolid,
Saragossa aud other places, but the trades
unions decline to strike on the ground that
the men are inorganic d and lack funds.
and that by striking they will only play
into the hands of the employers, besides
after the government projecting important
remedial measures. All Of the European
governments have decided TO prohibit out
door demonstrations. Employers are com
bining to refuse a holiday in Spain, aud in
sist that every indoor meeting must be at
tended by government delegate.
EXPELLED FROM ROME.
ROME, April 2l.-Many anarchists have
been expelled from this city for agitating
for general strike on Mayday.
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MAYDAY YIN EuROPR.
The Anarchists Organizing for Gen
eral Strike.

INB AHuICnI5LB OFBhIIHIuR TOT 1BII-
eral Strike.
LONDON, April 21.-Iu view Of the ap-
proach of Mayday the anarchists are busy
throughout Europe organizing for general
strike. In Paris, Vienna aud Madrid they
are distributing fiery circulars. Fifty thou
sand Of these circulars are said TO have
been distributed In the barracks OF Paris
surreptitiously during the past week. Meet
ings OF workmen were held Sunday through
out Austria ana Hungary to arrange for
demonstrations, and displayed the greatest
cohesion.
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MEETING OF THE sHERIFFs.

The annual meeting Of the State Sheri8s'
Association and the sheriffs' protective
union convened here to-day. Sheriff Sim-
kins of jefferson presided in the absence of
Sheriff Anderson Of Orange, president.
N. FB. Broward. sheriff Of Duval, the
secretary, is present. Resolutions Of con-
dolence were adopted on the death of Sheriff
Everson OF Bradford, who has been killed
since the last meeting while in the discharge
Of his duty. Pending and needed legislation
will be considered BY those officers
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ADDRESS.
To the democrats Of Louisiana

TN
'no Aenioeia'S VI LOUISIANA.
HEAnor.prrps McESppx
mfttaa EaY 0riaons To ~ a. aoM
"h H".' oct' ~ 1881.
To the Democracy of Louisiana
Ata meeting, OF the Democrats from the
different parishes of the State of Louisiana
assembled at Grunewald Hall, on Oct. II,
1891, 10 was determined that the perils that
Deset the party absolutely demanded the ex-
ercise OF the utmost forbearance and con
slderatlon upon the part Of all good Demo
cats IN the meeting OF the State Central
COMMITTEES, that was then about to onvene.
anu tley 80 Recommending
1t was also determined that the peculiar
SITUATION IN Denloefatle politics in this State,
brought about by what IS known as the La
fayette combine Whereby the nomination of
dent of Publir Education, as Wen as the tenn
pofaf4 embarrassing OF the state nominal
ing c'ave ton WIS ATTEMPTED to bebartered
away; hecesSttateft Il departure from the
tlfne.AonaFea custom OF r~efra1ning from the
priort to the assembling
OF thc otate NGliinteihS 1shFehtiOn. Alter
consultation the Democrats present believ-
ihStne perpahehcy OF the DehloCfltIc party
IH4 tae NeIitfI q tHe people al the state Of
LOUISIANA absolutely demanded me selection
- a tfIeQ ana tfue Democrat as the nominee
oIlhe party ~ the e1hlzts election Getet-
nlihe1 70 QfSe upon thtlr ialto# - #4 2EFats
Ile selettt9tl rNf INC po9itlon OF standard
ptafff' the non. samuel ID. McLnefy, of
oqacAitd.
n turthef2aca or that desire to preserve
INC purify ana integrity OF the He4o- Tativ
p,ftI pS inc tttGtl"9 Of 2 man for GQF#1Ua"
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TIE RIHdRT

As will be ascertained by the official
report of the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic Parish Executive .committee
published in last Issue, the Committee
has called ii general primary election
of the white Democratic voters fo,
Monday, November 10th, 1891, between
the hours of 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and 3
O'Clock P. II for the election of
twenty-eight delegates to tie Baton
Rouge State nominating Convention.
1t behooves all Democrats to go to
the polls on that day and east their
votes for delegates who will go to
Baton Ronge to reflect their sentiments
and express their choice in the nomi-
nation of Il candidate for Governors
and of candidates tor the other state
Offices. There should be- 10 holding
back and a~hstaining fgem voting on
this occasion; let every Democrat vote
| so that the true sense Of the DennneYa-
cy may be reflected IL the will Of the
majority.
True and representative Democrats
should be chosen to represent IL. s,
that no matter what may Happen in
the State Convention, tle honor ii old
Lafourche may he held and seft IN
snllied T4.e people ..are5 i - tHe:t
power to do this, and they sl!oaId uot
fail to do it. Let tlem redeem the
good name and fair nane Of Lafourche.
Let every Democrat who mas at
heart the succrss Of the Democratic
party, and the erfetna&ioa u White
supremacy. go to the polls on Nov. Ii.
and cas- his vote fer delegates p.e}s-
ed to the nominsin14 III t}ttt I'M
Democrat. and uncoEtareuisia< ta-
triot, Samua' Donslas 4eEaeI.,.
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The peaceahle character of the city
election last Tuesday showed that the
majority believed in ballots, not bull
lets to decide the questions at issue.
The Ants Il ID a number of si,ot-guns
in readiness for use, but the McEnery
hosts, composed OF some Of the best
citizens If the State gave no occasion
for the opposition to tro5 II tlleir
shooting irons.
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NOTICE..

DR. PLACIDE HEBERT, Al HOTEL U.
II Toulouse, Lafourche Crossing, La. takes
charge of all durable and visible diseases.
You can find him for consultation at Tou-
.ouse's Hotel, Lafourche Crossing.
Cures the following diseases Dyspepsia,
Kidney affections, Dropsy, Pneumonia, fevers
Of all kinds, Paralysis, Nervousness, gravel
heart diseases, Rheumatism all private
diseases, sc.
Proves to the public the causes and sources
of all diseases.
Guarantees cure or no pay except in doubt
full cases
when guarantees are required, the patient
may deposit money exacted for cure in the
hands 0f Mr.. Toulouse who will return the
same ifcuTe il not affected.
Come and be convinced.
Without any information given, DR.. Hebert
1t once locates the disease, makes his own
diagnosis OF the ease, and treats it accord
in4ly
All his medicines are pure ard harmless.
To PROVE this when required, he will take a
G6sr Hf each ST the same time. take thereafter
Il cold or warm bath, followed by Il hearty
meal.
! Those unable to come for consultation, can
write. ~ the Doctor will call on them.
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The people of New Orleans have
spoken thei- protest to the persecution
Of oficcholderS for opinions sake, and
in tllunder-tones, have given tie Gov
ernor to understand, that a Democrat
is free to express his views and t. sup
port whatever man, or set OF men he
ploases. The people will not tolerate
petty official persecution.
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The supporters OF the Revenue
Amendment are the peers, in everv
respect, of those who are fighting I'M
der the Anti banner, and the honor OF
tie State is as dear to them as to those
who asr"yate to them selves all the yir-
tue aad morality of the State.
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NG~Tan

ASSESSORS OFFICE. Thibodauy, La. Oct 10 81
The Taxpayers OF the Corporation of the
Town of TEibsaA1T, are hereby notified that
TIE A4ss1IE soils are now completed,
sal exposed Tor theGext ten days 1T the Of
zee eE4ne undersigned for correction OF err
r0rs il any there be.
II. y. C0ULoN,
Assessor o. the Town Of ~Thiboaaax
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White Democratic voters cannot be
bu}l doZed or terror; zed into voting
against their convictions. Any at
tempt to use moral or physical coer-
cion must recoil upon tllcst VINO have
eeour to sach un-Demoelatic meth
DDS.
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Let every Democratic voter who Is
in favor of good government, and !
pure. upright administration Of the af-
fairs OF the state so to the polls mex
Monday, and vote for the McEnery
delegates.
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Those who vote for the McEnerv
delegates next monday will have the
satisfaction of electing gentlemen
pledged to keep the lottery question
out of the platform, thus eliminating
from the party a disturbing factor.
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LHSgermen who have been naviga-
ting Bayou Lafourche for many years
past, tell Us that they have never seen
the stream so low as it is at present,
After the rain last Tuesday, the water
in the bayou rose six inches. This
was bat a temporary rise
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The e Son academy had IN atten-
dane arIf5 last month. This speaks
vel f, tfrteaehiaEstaf ofthe school,
and SHOWS that pubic confidence IN
their capacity is high.
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II, LAGARDE.
LAFouRcHF PARISH. La. Nov. 18th 1897

LAF0tRCHF PARISH, La. O 18th 1891.
70 the Democrats of Lafourche A faction
OF the Democratic Executive mi Of
~LdfourcAe having, as ] am informed through
rms public press, appointed me as one {" the
collegiate 10 the Baton Rouge Convention cal
led for Dec. Is, 1891. l take this opportunity
70 advise the public that / decline the said
appointment for the reason that / am salts
ned that the parties who have so named me
% not represent the sentiments Of ths
DtnIocFAts OF Lafourche on the issues now
before the people, and for further reason
t4dI l would not undertake to represent the
people OF my parish without giving them an
opportunity to express their sentiments on
the issues before them. Twill always willing
y represent my people in any and all Demo
cratic Conventions to which a majority of
tilelE may, according to Democratic custom
and ns3geS, accredit me, and will never a-rse
to go TO any Convention and vote against the
sentiments OF tha Democrats Of Lafourche.
! cannot lend myself to any bargain or
scheme by which | may be called upon to
FoEe iof any man ormeasure against the will
OF my people, but on the contrary, | ALWAYS
stand ready to do the will of my people
whenever they see fit to choose me to repre-
sent them, even though their expressed Will,
should differ from my own sentiments.
Respectfully.
AR IEpTNE&
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E'<ss- ,1sle.

One pnr rvlin,ler boilers complete one
Dor'ah1" rng'h-. one peadsing carr. tue
whole !, i'll good order.
UllSIN LEBLANC.
White pnse Plantation. 1t
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The Government Dga1sa-Gaat is
unah'e tomase any progress owing to
the seaacitr If water in The bayou.
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NOTICE..

Sealed proposals or bids to do the public
printing Of the Police Jury for and during
the RENAL atr Of their term of office, and he
received by me and opened by the jury in
open meeting and be acted upon by the Jury
The right is reserved to accept or reject any
and all bids. S. i. GiISAMORE,
President Of the Police Jury
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LOCAL NEWS.

Excitement on the issues that divide
our people runs very high in this COM
munity.
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Respectfully,
OSCAR LEBLANC.
LAFoURCHE. OCT. 20 1901

- IAFUUKJHE, UtT. 30, ISHI.
10 TEE PUBLIC Having learned, through
the puplic press, that a minority faction u
tAe iafIsh Central Committee of the Demo
cratic party ofthe Parish of Lafourche, has
appointed me as a delegate to the State
nominating convention, and to all other
IohEtntlons parish and district" the pub
l'c - hereby informed that the use of my
name IN this connection was without my
hnoWiedge, consent, or approval. ! recoE
representatives, and in no event can 4 ma
"or.Iy 81 q assume this power.
therefore respectfully decline any such
appointment =
me people viii select their own represen-
tttlVes at a white democratic primary eiec-
ton called By the parish committee for Mon
day November is, 1891.
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The L3foa.cile Plan hos rraagcoa IN
excellent effect all oyer tire state. ny
Strengthening the McEne1y forces and
by weakening the anti eoubiae.
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The ltea. aaa speaks Of the Execu-
tiYo - thc A.41aw-nliaaea Little GOV.
ernor.
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W0r4NSD UTY.-She owes ii to her
self al 70 the entire human family to
fight tile inroads of disease. Creole
FemaI,, },laie esa3ieates disease and
makes The weak oma strong.
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Oysters and fruit are abundant at
the fruit and oyster stands.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became 31iss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, SIZE gave them Castoria.