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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09
Lad Once. NV. Orleans. La !
Pok Is. l692


,doaice Ia hereby given that the fcs-
Aowine named settler lsis fled notice Of
- ieiensioa n make tnal proof in sap.
- Of his claim. ana that said proof
viIl 10 sua.se before tee jad.e or clerk
81 - district comrt, 4 (:ovington. Ia.
q Aloaslay. April II. 1854. viz:
RO6AI.IE kUNTZ.
Who ssads honsstesti estr. No. 1909
eor he vess ALT IT ths southwest quar-
Ter az section 5. sYd the west bali
q The southwest qaArter ot section
Il tounship 4 south range Is cast
- Hcaeas nsesiilian.i
He na,nss she following witnesses %
.srvs ~ csotinuoui residence nl'o''
~ caDsivaeioa of aai( land. viz:
Willian l.ivinwseont Michel CyPricn;
Hksrace Je9sssoo aod lake SencFso"' al
.aS OS.~w Rs-eeSss1 ear
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09

HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

n accordance With Set No. 81 Of The
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana Ct
NJ I hereby give noSce Of my inten-
- 70 hoosstcad tho following State
lao0, viz: !,
no southeast quarter Of the north
~ quarter, and the northwest quarter
q ehc southeast quaster. and fractional
ooAthvest quarter Of section ;. towp-
ehjp Z. scuGh rsDge ~ east Grcenslsnrg
DielrioA La J. y. FOUNTAIN
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-04-09
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physiciaH, retired from
practice, having haa placed in his
hands by an East Ipdia missionary
the formula Of . simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh, asthma and all
throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility AID all Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thou
sands Of cases, has felt it his duty
to make it known 70 his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive
and . desire to relieve human suf-
fering, I will send free Of charge,
70 all who desire it, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with
full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp. naming this paper.
w. A. NoYEs. 800 Powers Block
Rochester, N. Y.
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fos RESr.-A new cottage, COM
fortably furnished, and situated In
. desirable part Of town. Apply
TO Or address C. d. Smith, Coving-
ton. La.
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when Subscribing for . nowspepee
~ the best. The Times Dcmocrak q
Meu Orleans-D Daily and Weekly. =
49, lsgrne si5Us1sfissA
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New Advertisements.
Claiborne Cottages.
Csatsact for enptyiag pFivie. will b
IIssa - best hiddee.
]. r. GRIFFITH.
xIex. SeIlKlnan VI. !. w. kOnxlcman.
Eleheesoth Judicial District Count Of
Leaisiana, j. aad for the Parish Of
g. Tam0any.

y vistae Il ~ order q sals ftow Ne
hooosable the aeoeeaaid ooark and .
- directed, bearing date March :
I Win proceed to sell q pablie auo-
~. . the premises opposite The Ease
Loaialnaa Railroad Company Depot Il
- Town of Covingl0o. ~ Iar9any
laEish, 0ea1e Of Loaiyiana. % SATUR-
nay. April l6. lS92 beeweca legal
- heaSs. the following described pro
pesty. eo-vie
~ bodies 0aaernc.
xp1ne boetles Carte BlaacAe..
~, u bodies, bar set, With assosf-
- uqosgs.
= gnIloas whisky, g gallons gin, u
enlDuB Catawha wine, Is gallons red
I0nn6soe3e, II gallons peach and honey.
0s6nDa u The above entitled soi6
16sDs - oals-The Shove described
poDpsaey. having hce1 oGbscd 1ce sale
o0edh, and failing n bsjnz The a1oaal
= ~ 1aw directs, ie h n0w reQ0ecesl
- n1s - credit of twelve 0ootss.
- ukat u win being. Tho parchasel
oytog bood. With apps0ved security
- : 0ese0ags yseaioea - NE peop-
ss9 = ses1se ~ PayDsseof ~ sa1a.
- ~ eoses q he 01ik. whtoh Dose y
~ = CASH
W. h Coox, Sheriff.
COvlzeroa, La, APsl 8, 1891.
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Land ONCE, Ncw;Orleans. La,
.Hr>~~l, 1000

Land U6ice, NcwOrleans. La. |
March 3, 1892.
N..ice il hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler kas fled notice Of
her Intention TO make final proof in
support Of her claim. nd that said proof
will be made before ae judge or clerk
OF the district court. a Covington. La.
On Noadsy. April Isl 1892. viz:
MARY RING.
Widow Of Joan Ring,
Who made homestea3 entry No. $3.50.
for the west half Of the southeast quarter
and the southwest our ter Of the north
east quarter OF section ., township 6,
dian.
She names the follov.inR witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Samuel Davis. Archie Cook. Charles
6tmthman and Robert Davis, all Of st.
Tammany parish. La.
CHARLES q PALrREr,
ma12 Ct : Registeno
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IL. 4 - Ossley = bundisg :
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1AnDIvlLLI, uW1-
BURG AND HAD.
THE STEAMER
NEW CAMILLA.

WI. HAx0ven, Captain.
4 LAHdn0YY. Clerk.
Coo0soeiog March 81, lSUa
4 ~-A Win leave 1lilAebaSR. -
s&AS Ne arrival q ears is0o
ss9~s Pootchastsain Dopoe,
He'd q Elysiaa Fields sesesG
TvssDAys. o. arrival Of 3 =. =. tsaia.
TnunsDAYs. On ARRIVAL Of =. =. tsaia.
NA1unDAYa, % arrival 81 4 ?. = esato.
Returnieg-Leaves uodisoavil)e:
0oaDAYs ...... ........... 81 4 =
WRD1nsDAB. ............... 80 \ =.
Water and Wsatber Permitting
every SUNDAY. . \ + isais
Freight received daily q ths Louis-
vile asd Nashville Depot. hsad q 0iseo
street. W. q. COYLk 1 CO.. Aesats.
~ Carosdelst sessse.
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this fight than he ever trained in his
life before Corbett feels just as con-
fident that no is going to defeat Sui
liVan as Sullivan does that he will have
"soft snap" with Corbctt. Jim
smiled pleasantly to-day and said: Il
see Sullivan is taking precautions, ac-
cording to paragraph relative to his
fighting shoes"
The great thickness Of tho sole aud
the unusual height OF heel of these
shoes arc intended to raise Sullivan
from the floor and put him nearer on
an equality with Corbett in height than
he would otherwise be.
With another pleasant smile and wink
Of his eye Jim said: .'It is evident that
II Sullivan thinks he is to have such an
easy time, his friends are not quite SO
sure Of his soft snap and are DOUG
everything in their power to further
his chances of victory"
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Another cnso in IlngIand.

LONDON, August 2S.--The steamer
Gemma arrived at marlborough TO-
day from Hamburg, and as there was
no sickness aboard, the crew was allow.
ed to disembark; but subsequently one
of tho seanen was seized with cholera
and tho Gemmn was placed in quaran-
tine. Tho towns folk are alarmed over
the appearance OF the disease.
The steamer Talavera arrived at
Grimsby from Hamburg to-day with
two sailors suffering from cholera symp-
toms. They were removed to the float
ing hospital and tho Talavera was towed
to the quarantine station,
The sickness aboard the Hamburg
bark Helena, which arrived of Dover
last night, proves to DO q number Of
diarrhGal cases, but tho patients are re.
covering. The vessel was dislnfected,
and was not allowed to communicate
with Dover. ~
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THE oHoLERA's PROGRESS

In Germany-Rmporor William Studying
It-BSFIIn In No Danger
BERLIN, August 2s.-Emperor William
has had presented to him exhaustive
reports on the progress Of cholera and
the measures taken to combat it. He
devotes several hours daily to studying
the epidemic. He has ordered that
vigorous measures be taken TO ensure
the safety Of the troops. Tho sanitary
officials tonight refterate thotr asser-
tion that there Is no Asiatic cholera in
this city. However, suspicious case
was reported yesterday, that OF wo-
man who had Just arrived from Ham
burg and who was seized with choleric
symptoms.
The woman and her husband were
Immediately sent to the Moabit hos
pital where they are still detained.
FREQUENT cases OF cholerine are reported.
Prot. Koch declares that there is no
reason for tho exaggerated alarm that
prevails in Berlin, as tho sanitary con-
dition Of the city, is incomparably bet
ter than that OF Hamburg. Great sur
prise is expressed at the action of the
Hamburg authorities in giving the
cholera figures up to Thursday as 57S
cases and 104 deaths, whereas tho
ReichSansieger gives the figures up to
Friday as 1908 cases and 35S deaths.
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VOLUME XLI--NUMBBR 5.

while those who employ labor hero are
careful OF their own interests, aud our
workmen arc as loyal to their unions
and as determined in protecting their
rights as any men can be, yet no dis
pute between them has gone so Tar %
to require the interference Of the sheriff
And while the same spirit of regard
TO the rights OF others, and the samere-
spect for law exists there will never be
such occasion.
My friend, the mayor, has been kind
enough to extend to your chief the
keys Of the city. Nov, Mr.. Chairman,
my experience has been that the engt-
neers will not be satisfied with the city
alone, and will want to so over the
county. Hence, extend to you all the
keys Of the county.
Now, Mr.. Chairman, trusting the en-
ginecrs will have no cause to regret
their visit, and wishing you success in
all your lawful undertakings, thank
you for your attention and give way to
those who can entertain you.
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|. A rERRIBuE SITUATION.
The Cholera Epld,mlo Has Assumed

The Cholera Epidsmic Has Assumed
Alarming Proportions at Hamburg.
LONDON, Aug. 2s-The Standards
Hamburg dispatch says: "The epidemic
here ia assuming truly alarming pro-
portions. All Sunday excursions ana
amusements have been stopped. There
were 800 intermenta during the first
half OF to-day Sunday, the average
number normally being S5:
The senate has demanded IN extra
credit of 10000 pounds to buy nedi-
cines, etc. The disease is increasing
rapidly in the suburbs, as also in the
centre"
The Standards Paris correspondent
says that the Hamburg-American packet
company has stopped his steamship ser
vico between Hayre and New York.
The Standards correspondent at st.
Petersburg announces that the great hot
wave has arrived there.
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THE ARRANGEMENTS
OF tho Various Reunlons-How They win
be Grouped.

OF tho Various Reunlons-hoW Ghey VIII
be Grouped.
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 2s.-The
committee on reunions for the Goth
national encampment of tho G. A. R.
has decided to groupl all the reunions
together on the mali, known as the
white lot, south Of the White House.
Around the ellipse will be stationed
headquarter tents for each corps, for
the navy, cx.pioneers Of war and organi-
cations. In the rear OF these tents will
be others for each brigade in the corps.
There will be large tents for the re-
unions OF corps. The ground will be
dedicoted under tho name Of Grand
Army place on Monday, the 10th
instant
The President Of the United States,
the Vice President, the supreme court,
cabinet officers, committees represent
ing the senate and house OF representa-
tiVes, the major general commanding
the army, the rear admiral OF the navy
will be present with the commander-in.
chief OF the Grand Army.
There will be grand parade prior to
the ceremonies. The regular soldiers
and sailors stationed In the vicinity Of
Washington, the district militia and
the department OF the Potomac, and
Sons OF Veterans will appear in line.
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seen at the best advantage q change
will be made in the location OF the
Presidential reviewing stand. Instead
OF being placed directly in front OF the
White House, it will be shifted to the
end near the treasury, and the space
between it and the stand Of the COM
mander.in-chief left for the people, in
which they can move about and enjoy
the sights. The other illuminationa
can only be referred to in general terms.
for much OF it has boon and will be kept
q profound secret.
One thing can be said, and that is,
that ii the elements happen to be suita.
bio there will be given an exhibition OF
the work Of tho electric light ina certain
direction that will, on the first occasion
at least, startle tho public. Along the
avenue there will be placed electric arc
lights by the thousand, and the avenue
and great part OF the city will be as
light as day. Much of this will be added
to by the individual enterprise OF busi-
ness men, who will have illuminations
OF their own. Among these may be
mentioned Saks & Co., who have let a
contract to a Chicago firm for theillumi.
nation OF their whole establishment
from the cellar to the roof the trans.
formation OF tho territory about their
business house into perfect blaze OF
electric light
In addition to tho arc lights, the COM
mittee will have elaborate groupings
formed in various parts OF the city, ana
these designs viii be unique and novel,
An arrangement has been made by
which the committee will receive for the
$4,000 appropriated for this work, an
illumination that would, under ordi-
nary circumstances, cost 0,000.
The method OF bringing out the Capt.
tol building as part Of the illumination
Is different from the popular idea Of
such work, but it is difference that
will be appreciated by the people when
they see Il. There will be no attempt
to light the interior and decorate that
magnificent pile with Raudy colored
lights. Such plan would be nothing
short of desecration OF the wonderful
structure. Instead the committee Will
each night have dozens Of powerful
electric search lightsstationed at proper
places, throw their rays upon that
magnificent building on the hill, and
the darker the night the more start
lingly brilliant will be the effect. In
stead, then, OF being shrouded in gloom
as 1t usually Is. the capitol will be
seen from its eminence as a structure
OF marble, brought into bold relief by
the powerful lights thrown upon 1t,
and its grace OF outline, its symmetry
and its rnssivnness can be- studied at
night as we'll as during the day.
All of these plans are now being work.
ed out, and an expert from Chicago is
now in the city giving the matter his
entire time and study. The success of
this part Of the decorations and the en-
tertainment is an assured tact.
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FStal Panic in a church.

FoREsTvlLLE, M1cn., August 2s.-A
Roman Catholic church three miles
from this place was burned to the
ground and tho following people were
burned: Miss Tillia Gustin, fatally;
William Grant, seriously; Mrs. Jane
Armstrong
wero being held and wild panic en-
cued among the members Of congrega'
tion. Women aud children were
trampled upon and many OF them badly
bruised. The value of the church was
S32,500.
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THE eoYERNoR,s aIEssAek.
no Cannot Rs Present, but Sends IN Elm
auens Address of Welcome.

Ho Cannot Be Present, but Sends IN Ein.
quont Address of Welcome.
Governor Fleming was unable to be
present, and an address prepared by
him was read by Hon. ]. B. sommer-
vile. 1t was as follows:
GENTLEMEN OF INVITATION COMMITTEE
AND MRNnERs OF THE BRoTHEAHooD OF
LOCOMOTIVE ESGINEERs:-1 regret e1-
ceedingly my inability to be present on
the occasion Of your meeting at Wheel
ing, on the 2Sth instant. Itwould give
me great pleasure TO be with you, and
to extend, on behalf OF the people OF
this state, and as their chief executive,
q hearty and most cordial welcome to
your visiting organizations.
know little Of your organization in
detail, or OF its special aims and puI-
poses. But I know of the mastery
skill and daring courage which support
you in the perilous life Of locomotive
engineers, the tremendous responsi-
bilities which attach to your occupation.
l know that thousands Of human lives
are almost hourly in your care and that
tho slightest remissness in the dis
charge of YOUR difficult duties may
bring death and disaster upon you and
upon them. I know that with your
hand at the trembling throttle you
direct the vast energies Of that wonder
full invention, unrivalled in its mechan-
ism and almost unlimited in its powers,
the locomotive engine, sending it over
and under mountain, across river and
ravine, into valley and plain, on its
tireless missiona OF commercial and
industrial Enterprise, promoting and
maintaining tho business and social
relations Of the world. I know that
you stand as a class, by universal con.
cession, among our most honored and
useful citizens, distinguished by your
brain and Drawn, your skill and cour-
age; and your organization must neces-
sarilly be one OF intelligent purpose
and noble and useful ends. It's COM
mendable conservatism ia especially
notable, and awakens general admira-
ton and sense OF sincere appreciation
in the minds of all who reflect upon the
important relations you sustain through
your vocation to all indt trial and
social affairs, public andpriyate, In
dividual and combinated. The Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers has
earned and possesses the sympathy,
confidence and we'll wishes Of the public.
Very truly yours,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-29
GRAVE CHARGES MADE
Against the Hambarg Authoritles-some
PolItIes In T.

Politics In u.
BERLIN, Aug. 24.-The Post publishes
letter from Hamburg physician
making the gravest charges Of neglect
against tho authorities. "Not even the
excreta OF cholera patients" he says,
.'are rendered innocuous. A sailor at
tackled with cholera was left for two
hours lying on platoon near the
Baumwell before he was removed. The
cholera hospital Is crowded and is in
an nRsanitary condition. The streets
arc swarming with the poorest and
dirtest people. The Elbe, with its par
TALLY dried banks, is a receptacle for
much rotting refuse. It is the duty Of
the empire to remedy the existing evils
and at once"
The National Zeitung also comments
sstrouely upon the attitude Of the Ham
burg. senate in ignoring the precautions
ofdefed by Prussia in July and ex-
presses the hope that the present state
OF Affairs will lead to a bill that will
enable the laborers OF the imperial
sanitary office TO benefit the whole
nation. These comments voice the
popular feeling that tho time has ar
rived to abolish the special privileges
guaranteed TO single states aud to ex-
tend the central power OF the empire.
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HAMBURG, August 2s.-The official re,
turns show that on Friday there were
reported in this city 4l6 new cases Of
cholera and 15J deaths. Up to noon
Yesterday 1873 new cases and IS deaths
were reported but the returns arc not
complete. Prayers were offered In all
the churches to-day for a cessation Of
the scourge. Whole households have
been sent to the cholera hospital. Re-
lief committees have been formed and
appeals for subscriptions issued
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EXCITEMENT aRowINo.

Now that tho preparatory work is all
over and Sullivan and Corbettare in the
pink Of condition for their great prize
fight, which is to take place in New
Orleans September 7, the excitement
will be intense until the battle takes
place. Both pugilists will be in town
tomorrow where they will remain un-
til they leave on their respective trains
for the battle grounds. Sullivan will
show at the Clermont avenue rink in
Brooklyn tomorrow night and 1t is
thought that the building will not be
able to accommodate the large throng
that will crowd ther0 to see him.
Corbett, on tho other hand, will give
double.heRded entertainment at tho
Madison Square Garden this city. The
afternoon entertainment will consist
chiefly Of exhibiting his style Of train
ing to the public, going through the
entire programme, which will doub!-
less prove highly interesting, sa the
average person has not tho slightest
idea OF the tremendous amount OF exer-
else he is compelled to undergo in order
to reduce his fesh and harden him up
for the terrible ordeal OF prize fight.
In the evening the entertainment will
consist chiefly Of boxing, wrestling and
IN exhibition OF hand ball playing be-
tween him and Lawler, the Irish cham
pion. It is pretty generally believed
that both these entertainments will be
largely attended, especially the one
given in tho afternoon, as men who in
tend going to SEQ Sullivan in the even
ing, will no doubt go to see Corbett in
the afternoon in order to draw COM
parisons between the respective condi-
lions Of the two men.
Tho sporting public Is somewhat
anxious to know what the outcome will
BIO OF the meeting tomorrow morning
between Jim Corbett and Dominick
McCafrey. The men were never
friends, but since McCaffrey has been
expressing his opinion about the Cor
bett.Sullivan fight in the daily papers,
the feeling between the two pugilists
has developed into very bitter hatred.
now OPINIONS DiFFER.
as an instance OF how opinions
differ, Sullivan a few weeks ago was re-
gretting the fact OF not having q bottor
man to meet than Corhett, as he
would be dragging his friends away
down to New Orleans to SOC a COM
paratively quick aud ono-sided fight, as
Il would be over in a few punches that
would scarcely pay them for long
Journey. Corbett, on tho other, hand
was delighted by the compliment Sui
Ivan paid him in training harder for
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New York, August 2s.-The steam.
ships servia, from Liverpool, Lydiah
Monarch, from London, aud Sorrento,
from Hamburg, arrived at this port to.
day and were subjected to rigid inspec-
tion. No cholera nor suspicious cases
were found, and after being thoroughly
fumigated the vessels were permitted
to dock.
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A GRAND AFFAR.
Tho Union Meeting Of the Brother.
hood of Locomotive Engineers
IN TIE OPERA HOUSE YESTERDAY
Attended by a Crowd which Packs
the House to the Walls.
MANY ELOQUENT SPEECHES MADE

BY Prominent onicers of the BrOthOr-
hood and Lending efttzous of Wheel
ins.-Bishop Kaia on tho Rights and
Obligations of she Laboring Glasses.
Chief Arthur Makes Conservative
and Eloquent specch--Eepresenta-
tivcs of tho City, County and State
Welcome tho Distinguished Guests
nom Five ssases..Music and Ora
tory tho Order of the Day.
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SAN FRANclsco, GALA, August 2S.-
The ship Alameda, bound from Phila.
delphia, and the schooner Maid, Of Or
leans, outward bound, collided this at-
ternoon of Goat island in the bay.
Captain Trcanor and two men of tho
Orleans were knocked overheard and
have not been found.
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Tho pres.AenV. Nevsmea.s.

NEw YoRE, Aug. 2S.-President Har-
rison will be in this city Thursday OF
Friday. On one of those days he
will come down from Loon
Luke and be entertained at q
private house. II is not said
who his host will be, but it is likely
that the President will spend day at
least with Whiteiaw Reid ut his resi-.
dence in Madison avenue, which will
be opened for the occasion.
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A GREAT ENCAMPMENT
win bo the g. A. R, Gathering at
the National Capital.
HEgRLYAHUNDREDTHO THOUSAuDMEu

WIN be in Limo in tho Grand Parade,
which VIII Take Ten Hours to Pass
aGivcn Point, and bo a Reminder
of tho Grand Review in 1s0o.-A
Magnificent Electrical Illumination
of tho City in Which There Will Dc
Some Startling surprlses1-Arranse-
mcnts for tho Various Army Re.
unions in tho White Lot.