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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-11-19
D. q OF SD.
WA.. ST.

Hall OF The Young MEMS BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION OF LAFoTRcHE. )
~Ihibodaux La, thistle I4th day Of Nov. 'g2.
Whereas it has pleased an All Wise Provf-
dence 10 remove from our midst our late
brother EDWARD 81. MARTIN,
And whereas. whilst VT bow our heads in
humble submission to His Divine viii, we
drop the tear Of sorrow, and express our
grief at our lind brother going hence. there
fore be it
Resolved. that We pray Him. through
v hose will he goeth forth, 10 be tow His
blessing upon the soul OF our deceased
brother, and also to rnercifulIy RENEE ber
an bless his family in this the hour of
their d distress.
Resolved further, That a page OF our
minute book be set aside wherein shall bein-
scribed these resolutions, aud that a copy
hereof, officially signed and sealed, be
furnished to the stricken amily, and also
that q copy be furnished and publisher in
our local papers.
tSigned.) III. N. COULON.
EDGAR r. RIFIERE. Ican
q. " THIBUDACX. FUN tee.
j. q 7 S kAOBLaCH
4 true coDy, feste, ~1hibooaux, La, this
18th, day Of Nov, A. D., 1892.
!. w. kSUBLoCH, Secretary.
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DEATH OF EDWARD
ST.

The untimely death Of yonng Ed
wand St Martin. WAS The result OF a
most depl"rablt tragedy whiclI hap
iened al Raceland III this Parish, on
last ~Shtnrias, the 18th, inst, ut :
O'Clock = ~. Mr st. Martin, drug
Z 80 J" charge If DIR. John Gazzos
Drug Store, Went over to tie store ut
MI. Simon Abraham, near bv, when F.,
difficult, arose during which MIR.
Emile Kahn. one If Mr. Ayr.hams
clerk. shot at, and instantly kllled.
young st. Martin. Both of these
young mel grew up III this iowa,
then families being residents of TIib-
cdauX
Mr.. KAHN came early to Thibodaux
Oh last SUNDAY mnfnlng at daylight
aud gave himself up to the author
It's ; he j. nov III the parish prison
awaiting "A preliminary examination.
The prisoner claims that he acted in
sell 'iefe .se. Reports, however, a.e
SO conflicting III this Unfortunate af-
lar, that We abstain from giving auv
PARTICULARS about IL, until We have
heard tn result OF the preliminary
examination betole the District
Judge.
The body Of the unfortunate Young
man wa brought 10 Tlibnlaux on
last Sunday ,4yenlng, and deposited in
the house of his mother. amid a most
iiedit-rrnling sctlc. The body was
met 20 the Tiibo'lanx bridge, as it
came over tlrr BAYOU, bt IA large dele
Cation Of the Young Mems Beiievn-
lent Association of LaiourcIle, and
Catholic Knights of st. Charles
Branch No. 1856, ID both of which
societies lie decreased was u member
I'D good standing.
On last Monday morning, 1T $50 Il.
m, the corpse, ID charge of these two
associations, and accompanied b.. Il;
large cOnc0uise of solrowful friends
u acqHaintances If the family, the
body was taken TO st. Joseph's Catlio-
nc Church, III which, appropriate and
solemn religious services were held,
y thence to til cemetery, where
the mortal remains of the late Ed
ward st. Martin were laid to rest.
The deceased was an expert drug
glst, and for several years was in
charge Of the pha macy of DIR. Gazzo
at Raceland. He WAS the snpp 1T OF
his widowed mother who entertained
for him the greatest love and admi-
ration.
He was the only son of the late AL
fred st. Martin, the affable and eff
hcient sergeant-major of, and finally
a lieutenant in, the eighteenth Loui-
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The Roth bnilding at the corner Of
Main and Green Streets il nearing
completion. This building when once
completed, will greatly enhance the
appearance of the town in that locali-
ty.
The store-hnilding that Mr.. Adrien
Simoneaux is putting MP at the corner
of his lot on Jackson Street is nearly
finished. When completed. we uu-
derstand that Mr.. S%iinoneanx will put
up "a fancy grocery and general mer-
ciIandise store. We wish him success
in his new en- teIIrise.
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The Republican, managers are now
blaming elct, other for the terrible
walloplng that their presidential can
didate received at tie recent election.
Thomas G. Plat attributes the defeat
OF the Republicans in New York to
Cliauncey Depew, ,ui the latter denies
the soft impeachment He declares
that he took no part in the campaign
further than to make speeches ard rs
the management of t e machine was
in the hands of Mr.. Plat, he ran it into
the Democratic landslide and smashed
up the entire outfit. 1t il well known
that ,he Republicans were having a
jolly row among themselves a week
before tie election, aud now that the
defcatof their party j. complete, there
will be a good deal Of mud singing.
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Send your job Printing
to this Office. satisfaction
Guaranteed.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.A
18th Judicial District Court, Pahish
of Lafourcle
Mrs. Vim. f. Harang as No. 2a66
Amadeo Champagne.

F7AKE NOTICE THAT All y UNDER,
4 and by virtue 81 ~ "r.lrr IT Seizure
and Sale, emanatiDg tr, ~ th- abnve entitl
ed Court, In the above e~niiflpi and number
ed ease, | have seizrd and will III n for sale
at public auction. pursuant 10 W 10 tie
lasr and highest bidder at thr tonrt House.
in the town OF Tbiholaux. o.
SATURDAY. NnVEMHER 9th, 1899.
bet W. Ell tine hours OF ii u'cluck a m. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. the following described proper
ty to-wit
A Certain tract OF land situated in tie
parish of Laionrche, in this State on the
right bank of the bayou latourcIIr, at about
AZ mics below the town "t Thibodaux,
measuring one and q half arpents font on
said bayou by a depth Of forty arpents.
bounded above by Aunateo Champagne and
below by estate of Lucieu Guidry together
with all the improvements thereon and rights
thereto belonging.
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THE LATE ELECTION.

The forces that operated to eeure
tile disastrous overthrow of tie Re-
publican party, were many and mnlti-
fsrious. The great landslide cannot
be attributed TO Temporary OF epiieme-
raj CAUSES. IT was the result of a
general political revolution. The
Force Bill. the Mckinley Tariff, the
prostitution of public Offices, the reck
le-. e1t:ayagance of the last ReplJli-
can House. unauthorized interference
IN elections ~ r. de AL officials, and
the rapidly increasing YEA I'll ana
power os a fe~ protected industries.
we've potent factor- Ia determining
the peoI,tf : action. and bringing sarII
"A happy and Curious victory. The
Republican party had forfeited pupu-
lar confidence. aud tie verdict pro-
nonnced at tile polls eai pha>ized this
fac. SIch las been the change III
political sentiment at late. that # the
election could have bert deferred for
SIX months. CItveiand'- majority III
the electoral college would have been
largely Increased.
Tie positions occupied by Clere-
land aud Harrison III the contest were
III marked contrast. lie tor uefs
nomination, wa< forced u,oH the %I'oliti-
elan. by the people, ntlie the iioIti-
nation o. the latter wa. taiced upon
THE people by tic politicians and the
piurDcla att. Conservative men OF all
political cnmpl. &inns recognized tiil.
tact, and evidenced their condefnua-
ton by their s"tt>.
Tanmans Hail j. to he credited
with - Iowa support Of Cleveland
and Stevens ~. aud II l. not worth
while now to discus. its liupellIHg
motives. A. NeN York j. 10 longer 4
pivotal State. TanInanA Is sitorn Ut
much Of tie power hitherto eBJoNed
aud always un>erupuloneis urtd.
/ his i, not the least 1T the benefit.
accfuiug 10 tie National democracy
bs the grand. glorious. ard s%fnlentt
ou~ sietpIh Wen by iirm oil the 9Th
day of tnl, tiestnt month.
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Senator Morrill, OF Vermont, who L
the oldest member of the United
States Senate. declares that the defeat
Of the Republican party is due To- the
fact that the pr nclple of protection
WAS p%usler to the extreme limit, and
President Harrison agrees with him.
The Republican leaders admit that
Mckinleyism Is dead and that if tie
Republican party Is 10 exist it will
have To seek new issues. This vii. lie
"A very difficult jon tm "A party which
is butsteti, di~cred'trd and buried ur-
der one of the greatest political lahd-
slides that ,liis country has ever Wit
messed. The record Of the RepubII-
can party is the ouiy issue that the
other fellows need to defeat If it
ever rallies from the errible licking it
received last week.
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SATURDAY NOV. 10. 1892.
THE DIRECT TAX.
The Rules Claimant Snail Observe In
kaking Application Tor the Fund.

The Direct Tax Fund Commission
met III Baton RInge Oh last Saturday,
the 18TH, inst, in Governor Fosters
patlor, and adopted the following
rules to be observed by parties having
claims against the direct tax fund.
81. All claims against the direct tax
fund shall be filed With the Governor
and shall be verified by affidavit that
the claimant, or those for whom he is
legal representative by descent, de-
wise or otherwise, paid to the collector
of the United States the amount claim
ed oil aecouu of the direct tax fund
levied by the act Of Congress Of the
9th OF August, 1861, and all such
claims when filed shall be I gi>teied
in a book Kept by the Auditor Of
Public Accounts, and be ; Wed the
direct tax.
2. In case of the death Of claimant,
the affidavit of validity Of claim must
be made by the It irs or legal repre-
seiitatlves of dtcease |.
3. Proof of heirsiIip must be shown
either by certified copy If Judgment
OF curt, Or i'll eases where the sue
cession OF deceased has not been
opened, then by affidavit of two or
more competent witnesses b fore an
officer competent to administer oath.
The officer before whom such atfida-
Wit IL male sill III declare that lie has
Reason, To believe and does veril, be-
iFse t.at the fae:s set forth therein
are true.
4. Pay ment az all claims against
the direct tax fund shall be made by
warrant of the Auditor Of 'ubIic Ac-
counts, IN favor of the person who
paid tiie-1ax, or in ease of death in
favor ot The hers or legal representa-
tives { The decreased.
8. All claims shall ne examined by
the commissioners before payment, in
the ord"i of registration, and if found
Correct, shall be siyneti by two mem
Defs of The commission, together with
the President, and deposited with tIie
Auditor, who shall warrant tor same
upon the direct tax fund. Claims not
allowed shall be returned with reason
for rejection"
The Commission will hold its first
meeting on January 10th, 1893 % pass
Jpn and determine claims, aud at
such time thereafter as the cornnnis-
sion may Diet rinine.
The Commissioners are simply
Judges of the validity of the claims
presented.
Samples of the blank forms adop Ell
by tile commission VIII he iurnsi. red
to the clerks of the different parishes
III tue State, with a copy of the list Of
Claimants entitled to the direct tax
furnished by lie United States gov
eminent.
1t IS The desire of the com mission
that claimants should carefully read
the rules adopted by the said COM
mission. aud lille their claims as rapid
~ Ito possible.
As soon "a, said list of persons en-
titled To the direct tax. will have been
furnished 10 our clerk Of Court in
this parish, ~ e will publish sarae for
tire benefit of our readers and sub
scribers, aud those interested.
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Were married in H"uma. on last
Wednesday, Nov. 10Th, 1892. at st.
Francis Of Sales Catholic Church Miss
Louise III. Gonaux Of said town and
DIR. Marcus b. Tarleton of Franklin,
La.
We acknowledge reception of an in
yisation requesting our presence. and
exprf 3 our sincere regrets for not
having been able to attend.
To the newly married couple the
SENTINEL extends congratulations.
and wishes of a long and prosperous
marital life.
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llama Infantry G. S. 4.

siana Infantry G. S. A.
The T~hibodaux SENTINEL with
their hosts of sorrowing friends, lends
its voice in expressions Of sincere sor-
row aud coincidence To the bereaved
and sorrow-strirken family in this
their hour of trial. May the All Wise
Providence hearken unto them. and
bring unto them the SyIace and balm
Which cure the deepest wounds, and
may the soul Of their beloved one de-
parted rest forever more I'D life eter-
nal,
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10 pay and -atIsfy ssat Of the prss@@sf. IA
said sale the sum OF one hundred ard E,rfr
tEn Dollars with eight pr sent Or ANNA L
thereon the 18th dav Of August 1850 anrIl
paid 2nd a sum of ten per cent On IT, -
grezate amou"t IF said prInelpaI AMI interest,"
a. attorneys fees herein and ali Gusts
The above amount in principal far-ress
attorney fees and casts o~ing Sa~ar-s 81
act If mortgage passed s1i executed before
a Crrfini Notary Pdbiie Of aid parish az
date AHg usr I4th ISs4.
October 2tHd. ls9 + r. IORIp
Par Ish III Lasautrh-
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Sudden Changes.

A cold. or exposure. may &c the
poisonous acids IT. the blood to clng
is circulation. THIS il Rheumatism.
DR.. Drnmmnnd's Lightning Remedy
has cured thousands. 1t will cure
you. There il no other remedy that
gives the sufferer such quick salts
faction. The price Of a bottle il 80
and that Is the cost Of A cure. Drum
mond Medicine Co. 1880 Maiden
Lane, New York. Agents wanted.
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DIR. DIR ummond's Lightning

Re medy will relieve the painful q
tnre of Rheumatism in the joints or
muscles. The pain will cease with
the first dose, and its continued use
will effect a marvellous cnre If lie il
worth So, go 10 the druggist and get
DIR. D~ruminond's Lightning Remedy.
,r seud to the Drummo al Medicine
Co, AZ 80 Maiden Lane, New York;
and they will send You a Large bottle
by prepaid ex ress. Agents wanted.
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The threat has been made in Ger
tain quarters that the manufacturers
VINO have for years been bleeding the
people, will in the event that the De-
mocrats reduce the tariff duties, cut
down the wages of the men they EN-
ploy in their factories. 1t is not like
~, however, that the threat will be
carried into execution, for the reason
that if the protected factory owners
thus attempt to retaliate upon work
men because of a reduction of profits,
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
fFrou1 the Daily States.

fFrom the Daily States.
The Philadelphia Bulletin expec.s
the Democrats III the kah<as Legisla-
tue 70 help elect Il Republican to tile
United States Senate. We are quite
sure Of making no mistake when We
say that the Bulletin j. expecting en-
tlrely too much. aud viii he disap-
pointed when til vote IL taken.
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e. "a NOREAM.

HALL or II. CHARLEs BRANCH u. h. OF 4. !
~ThibodauX, La, Nov. I4tL. Is~2. I
whereas. il has pleased Divine Providence
70 remove from earth the sou Of our brother
Knight Edward -. Martin,
Therefore, be it resolved by st. Charles
Branch 80, y. h. Of 4. that we deplorr the
death Of our fellow member, and tender to
his Borrowing relatives our deepest and sin
crra-t ~ Inpathy, and lid them turn To the
source Of Almighty Comfort for the con>0.
lation their stricken hearts 50 much need,
in this their hour OF trial.
Be it further resolved. that these re~Olu-
tons IL spread on the minutes Of the
Branch. a copy transmitted TO the family Of
0 r Brother Knight, a nd that the members
Of the Branch wear the emblem OF mourning
for thirty days.
Be II further resolved, that these rt-olu-
tlons ~ furnished to the local papers for
publication.
THOs A. BADEATX,
ARTHUR r. kSOBLDGH,
o. NAOTIN
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fered from the mistake of placing for
eigEers IL responsible positions which
should he filed bA native horn citi-
zens. Iyen P-troff, Il Russian, has
furnished the Stat. Department with
certain false Information which vas
used IN maxi z up the argument 81
the government in the Behring Sea
arbitration Ease Petroff was also
employed in the CeEsns Bureau, and
no doubt padded lie reports with a
good man, false figures.
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The e Town Council elect Of Tli-
bodaux received their commissions on
last Thursday. and will meet on next
Friday, the 25tlI inst, organise and
take charge of the administration of
u town
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The attention of the taxpayers Of
the Parish of La!ourche is called to
the fact that their taxes are now due.
and that all taxes due and unpaid by
the 31st of December next, will bear
interest at the rate Of q oEo per
month. Come up and pay as early as
possible in order t. avoid costs.
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DR.. ARTHUR BOUDRAUX,
! SURGEON-DENTIST.
VI the Faculty Of Medicine
Rio JaneirO, Brazil,

Having made mp his mind to re-
main ~ N,ibodanx, has opened up an
ONCE on MAIN STREET, on the first
floor above tkie MEYER Drug STORE.
~. Boadrdur having practiced for
over ten year IN the Capital of Brazil,
guarantees to all those who will honor
him with theirA confidence, a perfect
execution Of allAopeiations concerning
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The .sngar-planters are having a
" remarkably good weather 70 har-
vest their cane crops. The several
~fr"stS, and the moderately cold wealth
CT that has sci IN of lare. have caused
good ttfects-the saccliarine matter
has wonderfully improved. and the
vegetation has been vel checked id
the susar-cane. All planters report
n satisfactory yield.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-06

expected TO hear next day Of postponed
Cabinet councils hastily summoned doc
tors, mustard plasters and what not in
Downing street, but the Premier went
about as usual, presided at the council
board in the afternoon and gave dinner
party in Il e evening.
Not in Favor of woman's Rights.
Prof James Stuart, NJ. p, who expected
to be made cabinet minister at the change
of government, and did not even get an
under secretaryship, has discovered that
members of the present Government are
not to be trusted in the matter of women's
rights. That was what he told meeting of
the National Society for Women's Suffrage
Thursday afternoon. Every practical poll
tician knows that Parliament will no be in
q position TO deal with n question like
women's suffrage Ior several years to come,
and it is an open secret that the Liberal
party will never confer the franchise upon
women as long as Mr. Gladstone is its
leader. The old man has always shuddered
at the idea of woman entering the stormy
arena Of politics, and both he and his wife
have perfect horror Of the modern polit-
ical women.
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millinery JOTTINGS.

Many of the stylish Hats trimmed with large Aaan
left side the 'front.' which makes becoming
or full face.
Two arranged punches of slender
having the head diamond desce bits of feaher the other
round about inch diameter Of deep old the outside and
shading pink toward the where golden pang glitter
Strips of braided wide
side facing around the loops Of and several sewed
together made into a
Travelling hats of rough camel hair very Stylish also those of
cloth like the dress with stitching
few tinted and changeable but Black tips
prominent also and brilliant red effects Fancy effects in
ostrich selling WELL but the plain threeeaher punches
Plush for children only moderate demand also silk hats
owing the boom white embroidered goods and silks
with plush beaver.
heavy black silk gupue b has full velvet trimming
the lace in the shape Al an bow held by jet buckle
White felt hats trimmed generally with black and jet
Even large buckles made in the shape of large flat bow; others
have edgng of feathers with jet steel Rhinestone inner edge
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DIGNA'S THIRST FOR BLOOD.
One of Those Men Who Can't Be Put
nown-A Very Live Dead Mana Fight
for the Successorship of the Madhi's
Throne

One OF Those Men who Can't BE Put
nown-A Very Live Dead Mana Fight
for the Successorship of the Madhi's
Throne.
rBY CABLE TO THE DISPATCH
LONDON. Nov. 5-That doughty Soudan-
ese chieftain and holy man, Osman Digna,
is again thirsting for Egyptian and English
blood, and as q preliminary to full gratif-
cation of his desire, proposes to capture
Suakim and put its garrison and inhabitants
to the sword.
This Osman Digna is most Objectionable
person. He has been reported dead times
out of number, and his body has been iden-
titled over and over again, to the great iov
of the Egyptian soldiers who had a mortal
dread OF him, but somehow he has inyari-
ably come to lite again, aud requently at
most inconvenient moments Rumor had
just comfortably killed and buried him
seven or eight years ago, when, at the head
of great body of tribesmen, he suddenly
fell upon the Egyptian army under the re-
doubtable Baker Pasha, and almost wiped
it off the face of the earth. His numerous
wives were reported to be wailing over his
corpse couple years later, when he headed
q terrific charge of Soudanese spearmen at
Abu Klea, which broke the boosted pha-
lanx square of the British infantry, and
nearly sent the English army, under
Wolseley, to keep company with Bakers
slaughtered thousands
1t will be seen that Osman Digna is apar-
ticularly live man, and an idea of the re-
spect which he still inspires may be OBJ
tanned from the fact that at the least news
of his approach the Egyptian garrisons of
advanced forts fled preoIpitately toward
Suakim, which has stout walls; that the
British Commander at Suakim promptly
telegraphed for a gunboat to be sent around
from Suez, and that reinforcements of
Egyptian troops and British officers are al
ready being hurried to the threatened town.
1t is believed that if His Sacred Majesty,
Mahdi No. 2, should die, Osman bigna
would have fight for the succession, and
In that event admirers of pluck would wish
him luck
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-06

HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Head
ache. Indigestion, Biliousness. Sold by all
druggists,
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MARRIFp,

wINTERHALTER-KE November
8, 1892, by the Rev. Rouff. of the German
Lutheran Church, Sixts avenue and Smith
field street, Mr.. WILLIAM C. wINrERHALrER
to Miss LILLE A. KEIDEL, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. Jacob Keidel, Fifth avenue. No
en- de-