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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
HAS CHANGED HIS MIND.
3ovefnor Winans Denies the Request Of
Dcuolt's Citizens.

3overnor Winans Denies the Request Of
Dcucit's Citizens.
LANSING, Feb. 20.-Goveruor Winans
odsy replied to the citizens of Detroit
rho peti.ioned him to instruct Attor-
sey General Ellis 10 take charge OF the
-onsidiuo cases there, that the time OF
he attorney general VAS now fully oc-
supled IN conducting state cases proper.
md il he took charge OF tho CoDshiinc
;sscs. these would have 10 he deferred.
md they were Of quite as much Iinpor-
ance ~ the Detroit Cases. Besides.
Judge Chambers and the board OF
auditors OF Wayne county had written
ctters to his cxcrIlency endorsing the
integrity and atsilty of Prosecuting
Attorney Burroughs OF that county ard
jhe latter had significd It's Willingness
10 allow all bills certified as correct by
Mr.. Burroughs. He pays compliment
- the Wayne county bar and says the
neslding judge has authority to ap-
Soins = prosecuting attorney 1t for any
season tie preeent officer does NOT
lerve: and IN the present state Of affairs
De sees no good Tcason for complying
with the request and respectfully de-
Vines.
IL is difficult TO conjecture what lnflu-
Dnce has wrought such marvellous
:bange IN the convictions OF the gov
srntr. but it - possible that james A.
Randall. counsel for one Of the Conss-
dimes, could throw some light upon the
s,bjecf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
NET A FIERY DEATH.
Little Ones Perish In an Ironwood
Blaze.


Blaze.
IRoxwooD. Mich., Feb. 20.-One of
he most appalling cstastrophes in the
nistory OF this city occurred last night
4 store building whose first floor was
occupied by Charles Bedard as . saloon.
Charles Delongcsmps, wife and SIX chill
1ren residing IN the second story, was
burned 70 the ground. Albert, Marie
Ind Charles, aged Z, 5 and 2 years
iespectively, children of the Delong-
lamps, were burned with the building.
The mother, with . two-week-old babe
.ren were rescued with great difficulty.
The hre winch originated in the
fitchsn. was caused by the explosion of
ierosene, and spread like . fash
through the fire-trap t,ullding, and the
certified children rushed III all direc-
ions. When taken from the burning
building and questioned as TO where
he youngsters were likely to be found.
ne franuc mother could give no clue,
- che rad become separated from them
a the dense smoke. The firemen and
atizens fought the fre With renewed
puerEy, but Il was Of NO avail, and on
nohslo shud3eEod when Is bocAmo ap-
Dnrent that the htsis oncs were doomed. :.
The remains Of the children have
been taken from the runs, two being
found clo*e together, about ten feet
rom the front Of the building, and the
third thirty feet away in another por-
sson of the house. Several prominent
citizens were seriously burned while
attempting the rescue Of the little ones.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
HE DIED IN FLAMES
HIS vlcTlM LIGHTS The MATCH


TSxAHxAxA. Arh-. Feb Md. Coy
Who Outraged Nrs- Jewell. the young
wife of . rsspsesAbls farmer last sAtur-
day, vas discovered this morning st
the home Of one Gs ines, colorsd. four
mllss north Of here where he had
. mistrese who gave him away
70 . white neIGhboF. when the mes-
age reached town. posse immediately
went out and brought Coy to the Jewell
farm where Mrs- Jewell without heslta-
ton identified him. The wretch was
then returned TO town and . heavy
guard vas placed over him until
other losses could be called. At 2
p- m. the other rosscs were in.
The leaders decided to hang Coy
On telegraph pole on Broad
street, When the crowd OWNED their
purpose. 5000 voices yelled: Hanging
% too good for him; burn him." The
prssoner vas rushed to grass plot just
outside the town. where they strapped
him to tree and coal oil poured over
him IN liberal quantities. At tho re-
quest OF the crowd Mrs. Jewell herself
applied the match. In q second the
poor wretch was one mass of flames.
He retained wonderful nerve through
put and died in about twenty minutes-
All 10 quiet tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
MAY STRIKE TO-DAY.

Demands Of Indianapolis Street Car En-
ployes Refused.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 20. = President
Frensel At IL o'clock gave his answer
to the demands of the street car men
for the reinstatement of six discharged
employees and for = horizontal increase
ir wages of cent per hour. He re-
fuses both demands except as to the
reinstatement OF one man. He elaine
that the increase asked for would in-
crease the car service expense $l5, 600
annually. The employees say they will
strike tomorrow, but this is TO be de-
cided at meeting Of the brotherhood
tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

entss that IN epidemic Of influenza i
shout - sxeep over the - - and pny-
siclans will 40 we'll 70 tsks notice. Tue
pesseuce of the gAs u determined BY .
scale running from eight to ten, and
the repatriation 10 taken upon what il
called litmus papeF Ia connection with
appliances tor The purpose at the oapi-
tai Tue average Ter the pxst twelve
years has been bat three and ons-haIf
and it seldom reachee six. Yesterday
il WAS - high as seven. and the doctor
says this high TeG,etsataon has hereto
fore insariably been followed by such
m epidemic. He attxibutss the exceas
to the aoolishment Of gas winch de-
sfroys It, and the suhatstution Of cleo
tTicity which generates it
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

LornoS, Feb. 20.-The News says:
.sThc Ulster members have impaired to
Mr.. Bslfour their general approval of
the Irish Local Go vernment bill to-
geihcr With the opinion that it is advls-
able to withdraw tho clause investing
the judges with suspensory power over
the councils an d the transfer Of power
to assess damages for malicious injury
or murder from the grand committees
TO the county court judgee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
DINING CAR WRECKED.
Rock Island Passengers Escape Disaster
in a Collision.

Rock Island Passcngers Escape Disaster
in Collision.
OTTAWA. Ill.,, Feb. 20.-The dining
car vendome was wrecked in q tsiI-end
collision by a freight engine on the
Rock Island road one vile west of OF
tawa at $50 last night. The night was
very dark and rainy and this, together
with the fact that sharp curve occurs
just cast Of the scene of the accident,
was responsible for the collision. No
one was hurt save tho fireman of the
freight engine, who. with the engineer,
jumped the passengers were badly
shaken up. and the vendome and the
freight engine are ruined, the engine
running its full length into the car.
Had the train not been vcstibuled great
loss of life might have occurred, as the
passenger train was standing still and
the freight was running forty miles an
hour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

PIrrsBURs. Feb. 20.-An engine on
eastern express OF the B. & o. railway
jumped the track NJ Sellers Grove.
nine miles east at 0 o'clock
tonight. IL rolled down = forty
foot embankment. Engineer Mahsn
was instantly killed and Fire
man Donahus seriously injured, but
no passengers we're hurt. The accident
was caused by couplings breaking.
None of the cars left the track.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

LoSpox. Feb. 2o.--The 81. James
Gazettee nays that negotiations which
are helng conducted Jetween England
and Russia in regard 10 the exclusion
BY Russian officers iH September iast Of
Captain Younghusband from the PAM
IN, point 70 a settlement favorable 10
England. The RusHan authorities have
investigated the affair and have con-
c;nded thst their officers acted precipi-
lately. and Russia now shows = desire
10 make reparAtson. II is expected. the
paper adds. that apology compatible
with ths dignity OF both countF;es viii
be rendered to England By Russia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
Fatal Wreck n South Dsl.ota.

RArrp CRY. s. D., Feb. 20.-Parti.
culars were received here this morning
Of fata! wreck on the EIkhorn road,
near Smishwick, late yesterday after
noon. A tram ran into cattle upon the
road, and six cars were thrown from
the track and wrecked. The conductor,
named Benson OF Chadron, and the
un!y passenger. Commissioner Hum-
phreys OF Custer county, received fatal
injuries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

ToRoxro. Ont-. Feb. 2o.-A syndicate
Of Canadian and Penn<yIranla natural
gas nsen have been boring for gss Tor
the past two weeks At Nimico, . small
place seveu miles from Toronto " -
reported that they have been success-
ful. a1d that the well y now gushing ~
the rata ef Is 600 600 feet per day. The
gss il sid 10 be Of excellent quality for
illumination aud fund.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
WANT BIG DAMAGES.
ST. Paul Street Car Conductors Bsini
Suit Against the Company.

ST. PAUL. Minn., Feb. co.--The st.
Paul City Railroad company was sur
priced yesterday afternoon by six re-
markable suits for $50. 900 by men who
were until yesterday IN ite employ.
Sloan charged SIX of
the oldest men on one Of the west side
lines with conspiring with conductors
on connecting lines 70 defraud the
company by turning IN transfers
wrongfnIIy prepared aud used IN place
of money collected as fares from pas
sengers. He discharged them without
giving them the privilege OF making
any sort OF defense or explanation. The
conductors claim they could easily
have explained matters, but that the
elanderous sccusation of the company d
agent vail act ~ bar TO tneir securing
employment here; hence the suit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
CAUGHT IN a SLIDE.
A Train on the Valley Road Buried by an
Avalance Of Clay.

AKRoS, Ohio, Feb. 20.-An accident
of unusual character occurr ed today
on the Valley railway short distance
north OF this city. As heavy freight
train wac passing through dee p cut. y
mass of clay weighing hundreds Of
tons slld down from the top of the cut
and struck the engine and forward
cars. II swept them from the track
and buried them beneath an avalanche
of DIRT. The cars were crushed and
the engine rendered useless mass of
twisted steel and iron. II was almost
miraculous that no lives were lost.
The engineer and fireman had warning
enough to save themselves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
RAvAoED BY YELLOW FEVER.
The Epidemic Growing Worse in shs
Argentine.

BrExos AyREs. Argentine. Feb. D.--
yellow fever has broken ont here and
the rate of mortality il increasing
daily.
GrAvAorfL, Ecuador fvia Panamal.
Feb. 20.--N. Msydseux, = French wee
consul. 10 among tie latest yellow fever
victims. The fever mortality n de.
creasing daily and every effort is peire
made to eifecsually stamp cut the dis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

IN 41sWuod Lsctufe> O. tho Ueath q
Kemmlos.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 20.--At . meeting
Of the New York Mlcroseopieal society
last night DIR. Samuel Lockwood read .
paper on THE Blood Of Kemmler At
ter His Electrocution." DIR. Lockwood
showed on . scFeeu photographs Of
blood corpuscles taken from kemmler's .
body, head and lower limb. lie said
that IT was worse than useless to argue
that death by eIectrocutson caused less
pain than death by hanging. Death by
eiectrocution was instantaneous, and |,
while In many cases after hanging the
heart did not ceaee to beat for fifteen
minutes, when death occurs by electro
eution the heart ceases beatiu & in
SANITY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
ENDORSED THE COMMITTEE.
Louisiana Democrats VIII Have Two
State Tickets and Hot Fight.

Statc AlcketS ano = 11oS rtgnt.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-After an al
most continuous session lasting twenty
four hours the Foster alliance combine
of the democratic faction. decided
1t Q O'Clock tonight by an al
most unanimous vote to endorse the
action Of the conference COMMITTEES
which provides for white primaries for
two state tickets Of the separate fac
tions to BE- voted for direct, not by
delegate TO another convention. The
time for holding the primaries and
othe details will DO arranged shortly.
The faction fight at the primaries ID ex-
pected to be lively one and will prob
ably develope good deal of bitterness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
DENOUNCED THE BooDLERs.


: AszLAxD, Wie- --EAh. 2o.~--A mass
meeting Of citizens was held tonight to
take action on the corruption among
county officers. Mr.. Hunt pfese nted
. resolution demanding Judge Parish
TO summon = grand jury at once.
Earnest speeches denouncing boodlers
and endorsing the resolutions were
made. The resolution was
adopted unanimously and will Re pre-
sented to the judge by committee Of
representatives of business men Mon
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

MAxcuEsrrE, ". H.. Feb. 20.-Ex-
United States Senator Henry w. Blair.
who has been counted upon as "a ad
vocate of Prsrident Harrison for re-
n ominatiou. has declared himself .
presidential candidate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

NKw yoRK. Feb. 2a.--Two hundred
Jurors have teen summoned 10 appear
before Justice Van Bfunt In the court
of oyer and termiuer on Monday, when
the trial OF Edward ~. Field will be
hef<nn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 2o.--Four new casrs
of fyphus fever were di scovered today
among the Russian immigrants quar-
antiuea at No. Eseex street. They
have been removed TO Roosevelt hos
p<fxl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21


become .neceesary = builf Ave mnoro
bulIdines inmediafoly - rnoes the -
mauds. At nronont every achoo1 room
Ia the city is crowded, Ard sGr1 1ARue
number of childron haxo . - occom-
modated tn biocks and house. fex de-
tant from the echool - which they -
long. Thu oeato of aHhiu dooo not ex-
ist IN any one part of the city, b0t IL
general.
TO meet the demands upon them fer
mora school room, the beard of educa-
ton has petiti0nod the common councal
TO bond The city Tor tlls. 900. U thie.
eS5, 600 will be expended in tiniohing
the central nchool building, which heo
already cost e55. 900. An eight-Eoom
building u,li b. creeted g the corner
Of Grand dvilie avenue and Hall street.
at . cost OF $4,000.
rae ueea Il ures.s.
when cownie1..l thev~ viIl - an a.
c,ners fc~ ~serv sesf bnildinr -
scsr the sewe smonnt Ard for ukieh
thsve 3 ;net - ur~e.e : need. nil -
rs,t m -, ~. LAT ~ fhe fornor az VIA
i,ccn,n erd 49, Inonard shreele.
0shsr .,ehts ,rcsn ha;i6 ne vill - builf
IN az. Ssi,lev street s,te in che Eirhth
~srdl erds,r ~ souiheesk end ~ fho
e;sv ns.r she IA Ear rrounda. ana
ccst;n~ 81 90 : m s1a 600 rearecf,velv.
"a ON viii - sr,srt ia makine : four
nom add;t;on - ina NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sehcoi : "A IN remcdel,nv tha hnil6in~
no. 80 rd;rsN nrsf;r~ n rav Goors
srd r,.t;r~ cther neaded imnrove-
rsrts N he.t;nr' l;rhrnc' ventilat,on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-21
DETROIT JOURNAL SOLD.
President Palmer Buys ii at Mortgage

DErRoIr, Feb. 2O.-The Detroit Jour-
nal was today sold under chattel mort
cages aggrcgsting SCI COO in favor of
the Worlds Fair President Palmer.
The paper was bid in by William Liv-
ingsione. jr., representing Mr. Palmer.
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LES BRIGANDs Al MEXIQUE.-Un
conyol de numeraire est tombe entire
les mains dune bande de brigands en-
busques sur la route qui traverse la
Sierra Madre, an M~exique. Tn agent
de la banque dEtat du Durago, lie
sieur Martes, etait parti de cette willie
pour porter $4,000 en- or Il Mazatlan;
For ttait dams dies sacs port&s a dos
de mulets. Saclant que lie pays quill
await a ~traverser n'Gtait pas sur.
Nartes s'etait fat accompagper de
sept hommes bien armGs. MalgrG Get
te %precaution, lie convoi est tomb6 dams
une embuscade a 50 miles de Dura-
go, al moment on il s'engageait dams
Ia montague. Les brigands ont ouvert
lie feu ct a la premiere d6charge, deux
hommeS de l~escorte ont etc tues
Martes ct les trois autres Sc sont de-
fendus de leur mieux, mails lis ont
bient0t succombG sous lie nombre, ct
I'm seul DIES hommes de l'escorte a
echapppe au massacre. II est reyenu
en- toute hate a Durago ct il q pr6ve-
M les authorities qui ont envoyG i'm
meaiatement DIES troupes a Ia pour
suite DIES brigands. On croft qu'ils
font partie dune bande qui, depuis
nlusleurs annGes, terro rise absolument
la region.
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DECEDEE.

=i4. FIJI
GAUDE.-Dans la paroisse Lafourcte,
mardi matin lie 20 Septembre. 1892. a 10
heures. Nine. Leon F. Gaude, agee de 20 ans.
LIE service funebre a EN- lieu lie
lendemain, mercredi, a II heures 'du
matin, en- rEglise Catllolique st.
Joseph, pres de Thibodaux, en- pre-
sence dun grand concours d'amis ct
commissioners de la fam,lle, ct les
restes mertels furent Opposes dams la
tombe de famille.
La S%ENTINELLE offre SEES sentiments
de sympathiee ct Gle coincidence les plus
sinceres a la famille desol6e.
ReQuiescat iapace.
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BEAU TENPs.-Le beau temps que
nous avons depuis quelques jours est
DIES plus encourageants. La moisson
du riz est pressure fnie, ct les habi-
tants planteurs ont pu rentrer leur
mails ct faire ct sauyer leur foin.
De plus Ia continuation de ce temps
mGrit Ia came a sucre ct lorsque la
r%oulaison c~ommencera, Wui sera
bient00 ellie contiendra ~beaucoup de
mati6re saccharine. En- IN mot les
habitants sucriers en- sont enchantes.
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DR.. ATHUR BOUDRAUN

DIR. ATHtR BOUDRAUN-
Nous avons ell lie plaisir dune visite
du DR.. Arthur Boudraux, chirurgien
dentiste. Fl nous q annonc6 que son
intention etait de Sc fxer permanent
ment a Thibodaux, ct qu'en cons6-
quence il a ouvert IN bureau de Chi
rurgie Dentaire sur la rue du Main,
au-dessus de la Pharmacie "Meyer
Drug Store"
lie Docteur Boudraux, ayant rra-
tiqu6 pendant plus de dix >ans dams
la capitalc du Br6zil, OH il a reeu son
dipl6me, guarantee a tous ceux qui
voudront bien l'honorer de leur con
fiance, Inc execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations c%oncernant sa
profession.
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Mr.. Albert Trone ct son almable
epouse, apres ayoir passe quelque
temps q Jeanaierette parmi les men,
bres de Ia famille de c%elle-ci, sont
de retours a Thibodaux depuis di-
manche. Mr.. Tron6 est arrive a
temps, ct pourra prendre part CONNIE
cornttiste de Ia bande de Thibodaux,
a Ia grande fete musicale a Napoleon
vile.
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Mr.. Norbert Roth est a faire de
moler lie haut de la batisse quill a
&cliet6 reinforcement ct qui est s;tu6e
a lencoignlre DIES rue Main ct Green,
pour y construire I'm second etage.
lie tout sera complement renouvele.
lie bias servira eomm pharmacie pour
lie "Roth Drug Co." ct lie haut sera
loue pour bureaux.
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Mr., il Aucoin, le' digne mare de
notre village, Went de faire donner une
nouvelle couche de peinture q son
magasin par Mr. j. \, TronG, lie
p%eintre par excellence de Thibodaux.
L'int6rieur de ce magasin a etc mis-
en- ordre, ct pr6sente, consGquemment,
une belle apparence eNt6rieurement ct
intGrleurement.
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Mr. Th6ogene Caillouet, proprid-
taire de deux grandes habitations
sucrieles Situees a trois miles au norl
de Thibodaux, est venu nous serrer
la main dams notre sanetum. Quot
que tres-age, il jouit encore dune
sante forte ct robuste. II est tres
satisfait de sa recolte. lie rendement'
ditil, sera dies plus satisfaisants.
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Nh. James Cherault, attendu depuis
quelque temps a Thibodaux, est arri-
rive avec toute sa famille vendrcdi lie
16 courrant, ct a ouvert son bureau
de barber samedi passe dams I'apres-
midi. Voyez son annonce daus ce
numero.
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Nous ~apprenons avec plaisir que
Mr.. II. Boell, lie competent teneur de
liyres de rhabitation "Bush Grove
est citoyen de Thibodaux avec toute
81 tamille depuis vendredi lie 16 cou-
rant. C'est afin de faciliter l6duca-
ton de ses enfants quill s'est fxt lei.
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ANDREW PRICE NOMME,
A la convention du 3eme District

A la convention du 3eme District
Congressional qui s'est tenue a la
Nouvelle Iberle, mercredi dernier lie
.21 courant, lHon. Andrew Price. lie
fills adoptif ct favorise de Ia paroisse
Lafourche, a etc nomme pour une
troisiemc fols CONNIE candidat pour
rcpresentant au Congress DIES Etats-
tnis. La convention a fat preuve
de beaucoup de jugement Mr.. Price
etait c~ertainement celui qui await lie
plus de droit 4 son suffrage, surtout
par ces temps critiques on nos inter6ts
sucriers ct riziers sont serieusement
menaces. Ayant servi avec credit ct
honneur pendant plus de trois ans, ct
alant lui-meme de grands inter6ts
sueriers, ayec les connaissances ct les
experiences quill Il dGja ACCUSES, il
est certainement celui qui pourra
mieux nos representer a Washington.
Aussi nous acceptons Sd candidature
CONNIE bonnie augure, ct nous sommes
sur davance quill sera elu.
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LHon. j. f. Leblanc ct Mr.. Homo
re Dngas, tous deux delegues de IL
paroisse Assumption, passaient a
Thioodaux mardi dernier pour Sc
rendre a la Nouvelle iberie pour prem
Dire part a la convention du 3me
District Congressional.
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On antre journal Went d'appara1tre
aux Opelousas, intitul6 "Opelousas
Real Estate Journal" public par
&C. j. Thompson, Real Estate and
Loan Agency Il ~s'occupera DIES
int6rets agricoles, commerciaux ct
INDUSTRIES de ia paroisse st. Landry,
ct de Ia region sud-ouest de la Loui
SHANE. ii est public reinstatement
ct son premier num6ro a paru dams lie
mois de Juliet
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Mr.. C. S. Mathews, proprletalre de
r"babitation Georgia, ttait 4 Thibodaux
dimanche dernier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-09-24

UNE JEUNE FILE ASSAssINEE.-Un
crime Went d'etre commits a Rumilly
(France.)
Une jeune orpheline qui wyatt dams
la meme maison que. sa seur mari6e
ct qui allait Sc marier daus queleues
jours, II etc assassinee.
Sa sGur ct beau-frere, voyant qu'une
part de lh6ritage allait leur 6chapper
Sc co%ncerterent pour la tuer avant son
marriage.
Au moment OH ellie passait dams Ia
cour lis la prGcipiterent dams Ia mare
a purin ct la maintinrent sons le
liquide jusqu'a ce qu'elle ne donna
plus signe de vie.
Les miserables Tenfouirent ensuite
dams un tas de fumier, he laissant a
nu que la jamie ct lie sein droits.
On 4 retrouve lie cadayre dams cette
position. Les assassins ont etc ARE
ties.