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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-29
(, LA, SATURDAY, OCT. 30, 1892

safe for the use of the Parish Recor-
der.
May 9th, 1879. Claims to the
amount Of 1920 were approved.
Ordinance No. 123 against gambling
was adopted.
OrlnaEce No. l25 against the use
Of obscene language was adopted.
Ordinance No. l27 prohibiting any
persons from selling goods up II the
pnbiic roads within six acres of d IL
censed store, except III incorporated
towns was passed.
Orders 20 repair blia yes over Grand
Bayou, the Company Canal on Der
h,gney Plantation, and the Iaran5
Canal. were ISSUED.
July 10Th. 1879 VALERIE Guetlrv
stated that iie would not sit III the
Jnls at any time with c.osed doors.
1t seems hat the jury hat been hold
ing secret sessions judging from this
wise action Of the meIub Groir loNel
Lafourche.
A report OF IL committee t. stake cut
il public road To the Eacheti, Livau-
dals-Dngne was read, AMI authority
to have Parish records tAamlnc, in
refelthce to the same was & ven.
An order to whlteWa>il tne jail was
made Cai as for $J>o Il Atie ap-
proved
August 21st. 1879. Z. A. ihibo-
aux, surveyor, MAS paid SO 90 iur
RAINING IA line between Parishes of
Laionlche and Terrebonne on the Ac-
ada Plantation.
Oc oher 9th, 1879. CLAIMS for $40 +
l3 Welt approved, and commissioners
Of Etltctlon We're appointed.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-29

way the business was managed, the, woui''
break down enough OF the school building 10
carry awAy that part # the lumber which in
his opinion belonged ~ fh,4m With this
threat the crowd dispersed. and teacher and
lildren were allow eti 10 enter.
We happv to say however. that the only
manifestations of Indignation have come in
the shape OF the breaking of window I,anes
and the throwing through the openings, OF
rotten eggs and other fl i
These are Hc geatiem"n whose t'etitien has
found favor with the Hon, Body.
L. b.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF OU!SIANA.
The Parish Of Latourthr. !
To the Hon. President and members OF
the school Board.
eve, the undersigned parents and guar
dians, representing the majority of those
sending children to the Elliot School. respect
fully +, present to your Hon. Body that said
Elliot Schoo' has now principal and an
assistant, and that III consequence OF the bad
management of said school there is only AN
average attendance of about fifteen ont OF a
tot i of At least seventy children Of school
age. Therefore considering the above facts
we respectfully ask that the selection of
Principal and Assistant be left to Us, provid
ing THAT they are able to pass a satisfactory
examination to your Hon. Body
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MUNICIPAL UFF.CkRs.

VNFV V-ta OF TIE k.LiiUUIa Dc VI.
D. l.. Aue oin, president: A. +. kno0loch,
superintendent ami secretary Il. t..
Mcbride +. G. Moryant, B. A. War
mold, Anatoe j. Brand Fl ". \aho,', /.
BadeauN.
TIM. rArN BRIDGE CONN rFtE.
VIC Ra.ap. pr, lUtut. Chas j L l.
ker, steictats L ank Zrnott, John S
seely, Oscar Lepine, and Frank z. Para
members
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NO IS

ticket. Congressman Tarsney, Of Mis-
sonri, who has been all over the State
of New York within tile past three
weeks, declares that he has never
seen better attended political meetings
in ANY political campaign, or more
interest slown BY the people, and
from what he heard ana saw lie he
lievts firmly that Cleveland will carry
the State hv not less than 10000
DAILY States.)
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

lst. train leaves Thihodauxs a. m
arrives ...1l:l5 Il. m
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OErIcERS

And, PUB AcCI g. " " iIedia VI Z l'h
ctata Treasurer John Pickett of Bossier
1tt'y Gen, NJ. j. cunningham Natchitoch's
snnt. Pub. Ed. A. Lafargue Avoyelles,
Q. S. SENATORS.
r. d. White e.-----.-.. OF orleans
r. L. { bison. .oI Ofleahs'
STATE SESATohs.
r. S. Peski S ...--.... Assumption
JUDGES SUPEEME CoUaT.
Chief Justice: F T. Nichols of Orleans.
Associate j A. Breaux. of iberia
C f. Fenner. of Orlean~.
S. d. Mcrnery, of Ouaehifa
L. B. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT Ccu-r OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
r T arre,tard. of St. Bernard.
ii. D. Smith ----of 1t. Mary
CONGRESSMAN Bird. Congressional Dist.
Andrew Price ---------of Lafourche
18th. Judicial District.
Judge. ........ .,......L. oaiiio"eI'
Dist. Attorney.. ...B a. Winchester
JUICES OF TIE PEACE.
1st Ward. Fl Clement 2nd Ward Alcee
(neal. Bannon /. I'll Ike. ;5rd Ward Esa-
riste Bernard, 4th Wad, Omer Savoie. 9th
Ward. Arthur A. BoudreauX. 9th Ward
Syives.ie Martinez, 1th ward John
Pittman. Sth ward Louis Faigont 9th
ward B. Penouilh, loth wald Angnste
Cretini
CoNsTABLEs.
lst ward, Evariste Morvant, 2nd ward
Emile DugaS, Alberto Betgeron, 3rd ward,
IL
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Train for New Orleans and west
tonht,Ion!eayes ThibodauX 4p. N.
arrives ..5:l2 p. M
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Mail closes Is minutes before the.de-
parturt ul ihe train.
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President, T. d. Keut; +. Z. Moryant,
H. W, Tabor, Chas e. Gaud6, Ellis tofet,
Emile Ledet, LOUIS Lerille, Frank Chris
ten, Pierre BreauX. tax ioilce Jury. I'll.
N. Coulon, Sergeant 1T arms, L. '.ngas,
James Bollinger, Oyster luspeeto.
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This petition, apparently written, and with
one exception, signed by tile same hand, was
received by the Lafourche Parish School
Board previous to its last meeting, and til e
Board salts fed with the vague reason OF
''bs' management ordered the school Ito
be closed the end of the month, and to be
reopened later on, under the management of
new teacher
Not single effort was mace to prove an
accusation which is entirely without iounda-
ton: all the children in the school being
well disciplined. we'll behaved. respectful
and with but few exceptions stuiions
The persons, whose names are signed to
this petition, are strangers to the Principal,
and the greater number of them are strangers
to the Assistant.
As three only, out Of the entire list. have
ever entered the school house or spoken to
the Primer pal, it was Impossible TOR them to
know how the school WAS managed. Some
Of them are nnm trrietl, many have no
chitiran. and several who have children
have never sent them 10 school. even when
the school was under the management of
another teacher.
mn, i 1.J-z
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

As the woodchuclS sleeps away tho
bitterness of cold. so IN bin narrower
chamber sleeps the chipmmk, happy
little hermit, lover Of the sun, ma.5 "
tho song sparrow aud tho hst,rfl.cs
What d goodly and hopeful toasu Of tho
oar,i.a renewed Ito g. he, verifying tho
promises of his own chllicg ,lo muir.
rel cups. cot IN the waumut clmors VI
the wood. lic. with libations Of dow aud
shower drops, Of the blualdrlB carol.
the y arrows song Of apfIugl
Now he conos forth from bis long
night into tho fullnosi Of uult day 10
proclaim his awakening 20 hts GUNNER
comrades, gay rcclusc, clad on In tho
motluy--l Jester maybe, yet not a fool.
liis voice, for all It's mono,ouy. IS In.
spring Of gladnols and contonumcnt
whether o., uitcrs his thin, sharp chip OF
full mouthcd clucl; or laughs O chittcr-
ing mocl,ory 10 he scurrios IN to BIZ mar.
row door.
IIo winds along his crooked pathway
Of tho funco rails and fornges for half
forgotten nuts In the familiar grounds.
brown with strcwn leaves or dun with
dead grass Sometimes ho ventures TO
thotoprnil and climbs TO q giddy tcn.foot
heiyhton Tree, whence he looks abroad,
wondering on the widc cSp,uso OF an
acre
Music hath charms for him, and you
may entrance him with asoftly whisilc1
tunc and cutico him 10 frolio with a
hgrlsgrl1 head genlly moved before
him, Forest and Strchn.
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Only last fall thoro was strange oc-
cuEtcneo near the island OF Pautcllaiin,
between Sicily aud 'funis, which would
hayo filled tho imagination Of n Homer
or Virgil with pictures Of % supornat-
ural monsters and poctcal fancics ahout
the cNirayagant doings OF the doitics Of
the sea.
4 submarine volcanic eruption oc-
Cured there, and the inhabitants Of the
island saw what seemed like come great
fish disporiing himself IN the troubled
water, while columns OF smoke arose
around him.
Those who vcnturcd near TO tho scene
in boats saw hot volcanic bombs, com.
posed OF black scoriacUous material,
rising 10 tho top Of the water and there
running and darting about In the most
singular fashion under tho impulse Of
tho steam which they discharged. Some
bounded more than sixty feet up into
the air Nv the steam exploded
Such outhurs,s o. hcstcd matter from
the bed OF tho sea furnish perhaps an
oyon more Impressive indication than or
binary volcanic oruptons do Of tho
strange condition, prevailing at no
great depth beneath the surface Of tho
oarth.--Nouth's Companion.
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Time was when the owl, the kos
trail, the hawk and the weasel, all
enemies OF the field mouse, were
numerous and gave It little chance
to increase and multiply, hut for
some time there has been n scarcity
of these safeguards and the mice
have prospercd With tho germs of
n deadly disease distributed among
these millions of little pilferors and
destroyers Of mans labor in the
field, who knows but that ere long
we shall receive the startling nows
of an epidemic raging whore afore
time disease was almost unknowni
Tho horles of mice migrate to
other localities aud the disease breaks
out in distant places, and the medi
cal world, while laboling to dissipatc
the plague, struggles in vain to trace
it to its source, falling back at last
upon tho conyehient conjecture that
it started in the Puniab or was
waited westward from the tablelunds
Of Manchoorin or driftod ashore with
the weeds borne by tho Gulf Stream
from the SaIagossa sea, or was pro-
duced in some mysterious way by
the thaumaturgica action Of sun spots,
DR.. $, L. Weber's Lecture.
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a Monster structure.

lspcnt long time IN wandering about
Tie Manufactures building IL is the
biggest building ever planned. and 70
will have one roof covering thirty acres.
Senator Ingalls, camo out and looked at
IL the other day, aud az he gazod, as.
founded at 80 immensely, he saidi ut Ia
an oXhalati9nl Yesterday It was not,
today &c Is ami tomorrow 70 win have
passed away. can sec how YOU can
fence Il in, but to roof u almost sur
pussoa human conception Think OF
putting % mAgsivo glass and iron roof
over % thirty aero hcldl That is what
tho men arc doing hero today, and saw
them ut work putting mp the groa, iron
uusses which will support this roof.
You cannot conceive tho figo Of this
rtucture without focingit Three hun.
drod thousand pcoplo could b. seated on
the iloor ard ga tho galleries and 5000
could Do sol.ri on the floor alone. TsD
Coliseum 90 Rome, with an TO- mllorif1,
could only scat $1,000 people, and Il was
mover rooted except with canvas. You
could put four coliscums on that iloor.
and two pyramids as big as Choops
would sit upon DC side by side and leave
room for tho Capitol at Washington. II
tho great pyramid was taken TO pieces
and carried hero it, material could bo
stored IN This building and you could
look down upon It's massesof stone from
the galleuc.
This building Is about n third ~ q
milo long. Thirty great stoircasos 30
wide tha, two carriages could be- driven
up thcin side 10y side, will lead 10 wido
galleries and thcrc will ho a street dfty
icot wide running through tho center
With i,s galleries It will have forty
acres Of floor space, and it tires one oven
10 think u It's possible contents. Chi.
cago Cor. Lancaster Examiner
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Mr.. James Forwool, Of Darlington.
Hartford county, has o cat which has de-
yelopcd an interesting trait Being kit
tenlcss she adopted as her own brood
Of mothorlcsg yougg chickens, which
como 10 her whom She purs and follow
her around, When any Of tho broni
stray into a noishhors promises the cat
follows and picking zach chick up caro-
fully by tho baol, Of iis neck, deposits it
safely ON it's owners promises. Calling
tho chicks 10 her the clt lies down and
hoycia over them us fgrlorly and care.
fully as their flsthcrll mother would
have done. Tho chick; appear 10 accopt
the situation and arc thriying.-Cor.
naltimnrn Snn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

For some ,ino pat 1t has been ru-
mofcd that the famous Althorp library,
which Dibdin called the finest private
collection IN tho world. was about % bo
sold, aud now the announcement Is
madc upou authority. It IS hoped 10
sell Ii On bloc, bat should that not bo
possible i. wall DO put up 20 auction.
Selling tho most famous Of tho worlds
private libraries in % lump eau mean
only ono ttIug-scllng il 10 America.
We trust that may not happen, since
Lord Spencor's collection contains many
volume which Il Is national pride TO
po8oss-such. for instance, rs tho IN
nous Nalihrfar "Boccaccio," which
Lord Blandfurl wrsstcl from tho sec
oud Eagl Spencer for fe,9G0. 10 DO uld-
mntoly bought FOR Althorp FOR the baga-
toilo oil CijO. II will be an epoch max.
Ing sale. for this great library contains
some so, 0OOsolumgs, mostly priceless.
. Scarce editions ON vullum and largo
paper, magnificent printing and dazzling
bindings by Pasdcioup and Roger Payne
these are IT, glotios. Many Of tho
books. too, have fumous histories. They
have felt the touch Of tho pompadour
or Of Diane de Poit.ers or the elegant
grasp OF Francis 1. Thcro are eighty
two out Of the niucty-ninc known pro-
auctions Of Castor, 20 say nothin. Of
tho famous Mcnlz "Psaltgr' copy Of
which has fetched 5000. To soil tho
Alihorp library. indeed, Is almost as
though we were 10 sell the rarust ragl-
ties Of The printed book department Of
the British museum. st. James Ca
ypttp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

In Noble county, w. Va, there IL q
fathomless sea, composed Of salt water
and oil, from which gas escapes with u
tremendous roar Twenty years ago 4.
well was drilled there 10 tho Apth Of
1000 foot, Some years lStor water and
gas escaped from tho hole with great
pressure, tearing out the tubing and cut
ting a cavern apparently hundreds "
feet deep aud forty feet In diameter.
After II ceased TO flow a farmer filed IL
mp and built u barn over It, and again a
fcw days agoa terrific report announced
another explosion OF tho we'll, oil and
water pouring out in abundance. In a
single day the holo became fathomless
aud about forty feet wide. -Chicago
Herald.
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BOISE, Idn., Aug. li.-Ubited States
District Judge Beatty this afternoon
held that eleven Of the Cnur d'Alene
rioters were guilty OF contempt OF
court in violating the injunction
served upon them restraining them
from interfering with the mine owners
In the operation Of the mines. Tho
Judge sentenced the prisoners 10 terms
ranging from four 10 eight months.
Ten VI the number who have been on
trial were discharged.
Thomas O'Brien, president OF the
Miners Union, was held, but sentence
was deferred peAding the hearing OF
the Bunker nm and Sullivan cases. II
IN understood an appeal will be taken
and On application for writ Of habeas
corpus will Immediately be made to
Justice Field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

wINNIrEd, Man. Aug. 1.-THE
arryst OF Colonel Ray, prominent
banker anu military man OF Port
Arthur, created u Tremendous son
sntlOu In society circles. The lscle "
the scandal are said TO be that Colonel
Ray made an Improper proposalto Mn.
Bathurst, the wife u u well.known
physician. She was ~ shocked that
che swoDned away, and while ia "a
fainting condition Mn. Bathurst says
Ray accomplished his purp0se. Ray,
hearing that proceedings were 10 be
taken, sent cneok fot 5000 - suppress
the matter. Mis-. Bathurst Indignantly
refused, and at once swole out warrant
which was executed. DR.. Bathurt
threatens 10 shoot hay II he escapes
punishment IN court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

The best auiidoto for tho bite Of o
mosquito undoubtedly is ammonia,
weakened with little water or salt
and watcr, Some people go 30 far
ns to press the poison out Of tho
bite with some small metal instru.
ment like tho point Of watch key
before applying the autidote. This pro
vents the painful swelling that some
times occurs. As IA other cases. zone
mans peat is another mans poison"
and thosann remedy will not apply TO
all individuals. Some find camphOr
most oiiioacions, and felt and water will
not avail. Ammonia, however. seems 90
be generally successful as a ncutralizer
OF tho mosquito poison. Where there
are large quantities of mosquitoes aud
no reason for their appearance Is nppar.
ent, it Is well TO lool, about the promises
for something which attracts them. An
uncovered barrel Of rainwatcF will
bring them in hordes. and damp places
and atagnant pools ARE spots where they
delight 10 congrg gate. Salon Gazette.
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HARTFORD CITY, Conn, Aug. H.
This afternoon heavy stone wall In
tho tankroom OF the Hartford City
Glass Works caved IN, killing i've
men aud badly iujuring two others.
The killed are: W. II. Foreman,
Albert luman, Alex Moore, Jack
Hummoll. Moore, lamsn, Foreman
aud Humm.ll each had n wife and
children and the scenes after the acct.
dent were heartrending.
Charles Sawyer, bficklnyer, was
injured.
Press CfadswAy, laborer, was badly
Injured.
Cyrus Epply, brlckmason, was
seriously inJufeI.
~ the time Of the accident the men
were attempting 10 prop up the wall,
which was Iulging out ON account of
the pressure Of the heavy dirt filling
placed behind the walls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Tho self righting liiohoat Is expected
hero soon on It's way 20 llwaco. The
boats right themselves In ten seconds
after being capsized. Tho boat expected
hero Is thirty fec, long, seven feet beam
and three feut deep, carlyol built and
with uirchumLcr Ut bow and storm, GOV.
crcj with waterproof canvas. The pc.
cuIiur features in the construction arc
the presence Of false bottom, which
rams from stem 10 stom precisely at
water line, and IS furnished with two
circular gpt,ug., into which. If ncccs.
ary, pumps can be inserted In tho
sides, just about miishils, there are long
flaps working on hinges which, when
opened, will permit my water above tho
false bottom 10 run out, and when closed
arc water tight, The space below the
falso bottom is packed with dry tulc
grass. which Is even lighter than cork
aud almost imperyious to Wash.
ington Historian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

Ont az Abilene the man who runs n
transfer wagon and smnshos tho drum
mcrs trunks owns q dog. lic is just u
common. old fashioned cur. but tho
dog yos's, and votes right. His master
every morning upon the arrival of tho
Texas aud Pacific train gcts his dogship
TO showoff before tho crowd. "Do yuu
vote for Clark the canine is askcd. Ilo
rises mp on bis hind feet, his front onta
high IN the air, his body perfectly erect
aud mods his head. no You vote for
NusgE the master inquirc,, Tho dog
gets down flat upon tho iloor and burica
his faco In his front legs, tho very pic.
tore of ncgaiion. These dnily perform.
nuccs have como 10 bo wcll advertised
IN Abilene aud always draw a crowd.
Should Judge Clark be- successful TINT
dog will be Installed IN slate NJ Austin
next January, and for two years NJ least
win bo tho best fed animal IN Tcxas.---
Dallas News.
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During n severe thunderstorm Mon.
day the phenomenon OF ball lightning
WAS seen ~ this village. An Inspection
OF tho locality shows that tho ball was
located between telephone wire and n
conductor pipe about three feet distant,
and was Doubtless Of the nnturo of an
electric brush preceding Tho descriptive
discharge. II was Of u reddish color aud
exploded with report like u musket,
but did no damage, nor was 1t attended
by any smell percoptiblo to those who
saw it, although they woro distant not
more than live tcet.-Lyons IN. W Cor,
Science,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

City lnatructor-If you have such .
delightful homo IN tho suburbs, why do
you wish extra studies which will keep
you In tho schoolroom after hours;
Suburban Buy-This Is garden weed
ing time. Good News.
ON taking OH the roof OF a house meas
Cambridge which had been on fire, IL
was found that u quantity Of straw had
been carried by birds between the roof
and tho ceiling. aud this had been s.
nitcd from hola In the chimney, Alto
ge,hcr tho birds had taken up three or
four sacks VI gab6isA=Bastop Letter