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Total Collections $iSy 81
Account OF K R. Mcbride being handed
in too lat for ex minativn by the Finance
Committee. action thereon was postponed
un il next meeting.
The following wn%rkingmrn'a account was
read and sn ap ,r"nr,ari.n tocover Same or
dered by follow 'g vote.
Yeas :-Barker. Caillouet. Thibodaux,
FIRST, and Zernarf.
Nays Nome.
Workingmen'- a. for n ". g. Dec. 1891
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A BABY IN d. LOAF.

London Jan. 18th (Special.) At Bud
apest, a few days ago, a rag-picker,
while turning over n heap Of rubbish,
found a large loaf of bread, one of the
crisp kind generally in use, but rather
over the ordinary size. Thinking it
unusually heavy, he broke it in half,
and to his horror, founa inside the frag-
ments of an infants body. The child
had been cut up into small pieces, and
the latter then Dreaded together with
dough in such a way that the horrible
contents were entirely covered. The
whole had then been baked in the
form of a loaf. Some of the best de-
tectives were at nee put on the case,
but SO far not q single clue has ma
terializ ID. Public Indignation runs
high, and there is talk of lynching in
the event that those responsible for the
horrible affair are captured.
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4 STRANGE MORT OF DEMO
Gratis.

in last weeks issue We published
the proceedings Of the organization Of
. so-called Democratic Club.
They are a strange sort of Demo
Gratis, those who endorse Murphy j.
Poster and his nougrel following of q
ticket, put forth by the State House
Ring Convention, as the nominees of
the Democratic party.
The nominees Of boiling minority
can nevel be the nominees ofthe Dem
scratic party, the cardinal principle Of
which, As laid down byThomas JetYer-
son, is absolute aeon escence in the de-
eisions of the majority. the vital prin-
ciple of republics, from which there ia
no appeal but to force the vital prin-
ciple, and Immediate parent of despo-
tism.
These men who endorsed the Foster
ticket knew, nr at least ought to have
known, hat it is the ticket of a rump
convention, composed of a minority of
the delegates chosen by the people,
and not the regular State ticket. They
can amuse themselves by "resoluting''
from now until judgment day, and they |
will never aucceed in making the Fos-
oer ticket anything but the ticket of
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boiling minority, and, therefore, any
thing they may choose to call it, but
certainly not the Democratic ticket.
The only Democratic ticket before
she people of this State, as every in
telligent and candid man knows, is the
State ticket headed by those two sterl-
ing Democrats and patriots, SAMUELD.
MCESERY. AND ROBERT C. WIcKLIFFE
But if the members of this so-called
Democratic club appear to be a strange
so't If Democrats, they must be co u
mended for their sasacitv and their
due regard for the eternal fitness Of
things in the selection Of their chief
officer.
We note their choice of Mr.. Hudson
W.. Tabor for their president. Mr..
Tabor u a good man, and we'll thought
of as a merchant and business man.
but he is just the strangest sort of a
Democrat. Democracy ia with him
like a holiday coat. to be donued and
dotted at pleasure.
In 1886. just five years ago last Nov.
the chronic GROWERS and hahitual
kickers III municipal politics in Tnibo-
daux, took it into their heads that the
municipality would 90 to the perdition
bow-wows, if the regular nominees on
the Democratic ticket for Mayor and
Trustees were elected To save tile
country, the afol esaid GROWERS and
klckers HE'D Themselves together, and
III some dark lantrrn- meeting. Matched
a mongrel ticket of ~variegated hues
and still more variegated politics
to o,erwhelm the regular ticket of the
Democratic party on election day.
At the head of this mongrel ticket
of dark Lantern p~arentage, as candi.
date for Mayor was Mr.. Hudson w
Tabor. and one of the shining lights o.,
it as candidate for trustee was Mr..
Henry Franklin, a colored polit: clan
who was invited to leave the town
during the riot of 1887.
Of course, that independent move
was nippsd in the bud, and Mr.. Tabor
has not, so far as we could learn, de-
MED the IL sc of his name in the connec-
ton We have stated
He would seem. then, under the cir
cumstauces, to be a most fit and apprc.
pirate person to preside over the de-
stinies of a ~so-called Democratic club.
organised for the express purpose Of
%furthering the election of the nominees
of a bolt from the Democratic party.
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already 10 lie. Il . prev us mestin.
sinhS 10 purchase tn. require SucEs..P ~
iuii autnorlty wa vested IN The pron.r "a
of fhe Il Br1gade to select aud mn oheefsa
nozen buckets and peck-aSes. and ~ 80
me OH, therefor tn this council for nav.na aa
The havor. also stated that pron.r sneat
II 'ns would h. otf-r Il IT tins r-er;n. 'eseiuI
council relaf We tn the matter ~ III r. sae
daux Bridx.. 'hi,"
MT. lhib"deaux seconded bv " ~.
"nered the following re-olution, hieb ~.
carried bv following vote vas
Teas b .rker. Cai,louet, Thiho ,a..-
Frost. and Zernott. eAax
Nays Nome.
he i resolved. by the Mayor and rrn.,..
OF the Town of Thih ,dAux in r-guIpr -.
ing asseinhIed that thr Trustees OF the r..
OF Ihib"daux be and Illev are hereby anshc.
ized 10 IN time legal prore-diny- in ~.
maine of the Co -,Orat'on Of TbiboI.nx go
iv with the Police Jury OF Laf1urch. Jo-a
, cover possession of the Thibodanx Rr;ds.
ma TO that eud 10 make snch atid wits 49,
execute such bonds anil other .Ioenmsnts@
nay be necessary from the iustitutior !.
ne flnal prosecution of snch action ~ ~
cerdings a. may be brought. rV
There being no further business the cam.
cil on motion duly sscs n ded, adjourned
j. L. AUCUIN, Mayor.
q. N. CoULON. Clerk.
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SrhOOI Tax I8H0 ......$ I3 IS
Respectfully Submitted,
r. SAMOAN.
Treasurer,
Thibodaux, La Nov. Bird 1891.
Collectors r por for Sept. and Ger. shows
the foflc wing coilertons to-wit
Corporation Tax 1890 ........S 81 5s
School Tax - Q IL
Lica"ses 1891 --.... so
Market House for sent ls90---....- ~ 25
Oct I" ........ 70 81
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chambers some day last week, Judge
Taylor Be lttie decided in favor of defen-
dants. decreeing that plaintiffs should
pay to defendants the sum of $1350O.00
upon their turning over to said plain
tits the Thibo iaux Bridge. On what
grounds the judgment was so rendered.
we do not know and could not find out.
having called on the clerk OF court to
examine the opinion rendered by the
Judge. and having been told that Col.
/. ID. Moore, attorney for defendants,
had taken it along with him to the
city. AS soon as we can get a peep at
this unexpected decision, We will en-
deayor to give to our readers a full
history of the case. Until then, like
ourselves, the citizens of this parish,
who are financially interested in this
important matter, will have to abide
their time in patience. However, we
entertain the hope that the Supreme
Court before whom this case is now.
on appeal, will reverse the decision Of
the lower court, aud decide, as it is
generally believed in the community,
that the stock holders of the Bridge
Co. shall abandon the bridge to the
Parish of L.afo1rche and the corpora
ton of the Town of Thibodaux without
compensation.s 1t has been, and it is
still. understood by the Oldest citizens
OF this Parish, who are well versed in
the history of this Bridge Co.. that in
consideration Of the privilege of build
ing a bridge across the Bayou Lafour-
che and collecting tolls therefrom for a
period Of tlirty-ive years, without a
cent being paid over to the parish or
to the town, and according to the
spirit and letter of the charter, the
Bridge Co. should have abandoned the
bridge on the 31st of December, 1891,
to the Parish Of Lafourche and to the
Town of ~Thibodaux, without compen-
sation. There may be law in this de-
cision, but we do not believe it is Just
and equitable. The thirty-fve years,
privilege has by far compensated the
value of the bridge. Judge L. P. Gail
louet for plaintiffs and appellants, and
Col. |. ID. Moore for defendants and
appellees, are the attorneys employed
in the case.
Maj. S. T. Grisamore, President of
the Police Jury of this parish. appointed
the following gentlemen to represent
Lafourche at the convention to be held
in the City of New Orleans on the 26th
inst, the object of which is to secure
permanent navigation in Bayous La
'ourche, o~laqEemine, Old River, and
the Atchafalaya, and memorialize Con
gress. viz Hon. L. J. Trosclair, Hon.
j. S. Seeley, Hon. Ernest Roger, Mai.
c. Lagarde, 7. D. Kent, c. C. Williams,
Wallace Lefort, Hon. Oscar Lepine, G.
S. Mathews, G. D. Barrios, Trasimond
Foret, and F. P. PARA.
This convention is of vital importan-
&c to the citizens residing on the
banks of Bayou Lafourche. We ex-
press the hope that all the gentlemen
appointed above WILL make it their du-
ty to attend, unless otherwise prevent
ed.
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THE LOUISIANA STATE AZ.
RICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The sixth annual meeting of this So
ciety takes place at Lake Charles, jan
uary 81, %, and 20, and a large meet
Ing is expected. Hon. S. w. John, of
Alabama, Hon. James Wilson, of Iowa,
and a large number Of prominent
agriculture sits of our own state will de-
liver addresses or agricultural topics.
The good people Of Lake Charles
noted for their liberality and hospitali-
ty, have invited the Society to hold it's
annual meeting there to see the SPLEEN
did results Of western farming applied
to Louisiana soil, and the occasion will
unquestionably be a most enjoyable
one for ell who go. The laiies e.pec-
tally. are invited TO attend, and also
every one interested in agriculture.
Every agricultural organization and
every police jury in the state is invited
to send delegates. Excursion rates
have been obtained from the Southern
Pacific, Texas and Pacific, Illinois Gen.
trial, and Mississippi Valley r. Rs. at
three cents per mile going and one ct.
per mile returning. The R. r. agents
will give certificates of payment of the
three cent rate as a basis of the one !
cent return rate.
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STATE Of LOUISIANA.
Parish of Lafourche.
Voluntary Sale.
Ioetect a partition betueen the Herr
of Francois Remy Re. 9 ron and
Eliza Grabert his ,rifie both
deceased.
Voluntary Sale

The undersigned win oder for s.,s a, nnh.
L nc auction pursuant to law, 60 tina lat
ava hlIhest bidder at the Court House n ~
town of Thibodaux on
SATURDAY JANUARY 23rd 1892
between tina hours OF II O'Clock n
and 4 o'clock P. III. the following descrihaa
property to-wit:
A Certain tract of land Containing ma ana
= hall srpents more or less front. by ejehtv
arpenfs 70 depth. situated in this pariak m
the right bank of Bayou Lsrourcha AT ahons
oLe mile above the town of rhibodanx bonnS.
ed above by land belonging 20 Mr.. ]. Euvsna
Coulon, below by land of estate Thoratos
bisak we'll formerly, with all the buiIdI.os
and improvements thereon.
Also Que mare.
Terms and Conditions:
Inc movah e property PAYABLE cash.
Inc real estate to be- sold. on . nslf cash AM
the balance at twelve months creL Z 1890
e'ent per cent per aunuIun interest frum dats
ana all usual security clauses reserved uson
the property sold. ~"
The act Of sale. at the EXPENSE of the NM.
chaser before G. J. Barker, Deputy CIarh .na
che. A~'oar-
December % 1891.
P. E. L'}RiO.
Sheriff of LafouraAa.
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PURSUANT To AN ORDER AND DR
cree Of The above entitled Court, and in
in ,h. Ioa commission to ms directed,
s ,oo bearing date of J.uuarv 5tA
.osS. VIII Offer tor sale at public auet;o.
pursuant To law to the last and nj .hast ~.
ger, on the premises "f the late .iressssa IN
uated IN the Town OF rhibodaux on.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2ard, 1892
between the hours of n o,.J,oL
O'Clock p. m. the following mov.h. :
perry belonging to ssid successio !, .o-vi..r
one armour, enc bed and ixtu "a co,nnIe..
on. iealner mattress. one singer ,-wiug ma.
'",ne. one small table. one rorkin. chair. ~.
e;nis ana Conditions of sale .sh on tSs
'pJs. .nited states Treasury .,,es.
''- P.E 10 80,
Sheriff It Lafonrcba.
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In the case of the Parish of Lafour-
che and the Town of Thibodaux vs..
the Thibodaux Bridge Co., tried at
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PROCEEDING OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL,
Thibodaux La. Jan. 5th, 1892. \

TOWN HALL, !
| Thibodaux La. Jan. 5th. 1892.
The town Council of the town of
Thibo laux this day met, in regular SEES.
sion.
Present Mayor Aucoin. and Trustees.
Barker, Caillouet, Zernott. Frost. and
| Thibodeaux.
Absent Trustee. Raglan,
The Minutes OF last session of the Cou,c;l
| was read and approved as recorded.
On the call for committee reports. Mr..
Barker presented the following report whjsh
on motion of Mr.. Zernott seconded by M
Frost was received aud tho appropriation
therein recommended ordered by the follow
Ing vote.
Yeas Barker. Caillouet, Thibodaux.
Frost, and Zernott
Nav:-None.
Finance Committed Report
Finance Committed report for the month.
of November and December 1891
To the ,layor aud Trustees OF the Town of
Thibodaux.
Gentlemen.-Your Committee on Finance
beg to report that they have examined the
following claims, and find same correct.
For November.
C~hargeable to streets and bitches.
Standard Oil Co 3 bbls. Gas. .....$ ~ 90
j. NJ. Walsh freight on 3 bbIs -....... } 90
Victor Sposito for month OF Now. u so
Chargeabls to Market House.
Standard Oil Co., ! Dbl. Gas..--.-.-. 8 -
j. VI. Walsh for month of Now. Oh
Chargeaole to Town Hall.
Victor Sposito for month of Nov .... J so
Chargeable to Corporation laborer.
Victor Sppsito for month of Now. 20 20
Chargrable 10 wharyes and ieyees.
w. II, Raglan for lumber ..--.--.--. - Il
DhargeabIe to Fire Department.
Thibodaux Fire Co. No /. for Nov. 10 90
Protector No. 2. tor NOv..--......--.- 10 90
Home Hook & Ladder No. l.-..--..- 10 %
Thibodaux Bucket Brigade.---.-.--- 10 90
$iS3 46
For December.
Chargeable to Market House.
Keefe- IL J3
Hoffman & Aucoin 2 50
standard Oil Co, ! Dbl Gas....- 8 81
J. N. Walsh freight on | Dbl Gas. -. l on
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Grand Total. &3n
Be it resolved that the sum of Eight Hun
dred and ~Sixty-Seyen Dollars and Forty-Nin.
Cents be and the saulc is hereby appropriated
to pay above claims.
We also hand you the report Of the Trea-
surer for Sept. aud Oct 1891. showing =
balance on hand Nov 3rd 1891, of e739 6S,
and $i3 As School Tax 1890. rs per vouchers
hereto annexed, and beg to say that same has
been found correct.
The collectors reports tor sept. and Oct
1891 are also herewith handed you, and ais
found correct.
CD. BARKEn.
L. p. CAILLOUET,
Oh As. W., fHiBUDEAUX.
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SHERIFF.

Mr.. Editor Please announce nv name
- q candidate for the ONCE of SHERIFF Of
tAs Parish of Lafourche, subject to the Dem
oefatic nomination. p. +. LORIO.
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SATURDAY JAN. %, 1892.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CLERK OF COURT.

70 The Democratic Voters Of The
Parish Of Lafourche.
thereby submit myself as a Candidate ior
ne once OF
CLERK OF COURT
sf this Parish, at the approaching Primary
Rsction, and respectfully solicit your sup
Dert. CHAs. J. BARKER.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Zolh Judicial District Court Pay.ah
OF Lafourehe.
succession Of Adelina BourosoI
'e'do'c OF Alexandra Cardeliae No.
1874 Pro6atss.
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Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
YESTERDAY.

Real estate transactions from January l. 1892.
ere lI.9s7, ito9s. There were fieI Tor record
yesterday 50 deeds. the considerations aggregat-
Ing ssi,770l3 aveTs e of s., S2a67. Following
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper IL
Co. ahStrsctors Of titles. ll6 Cherry street, be-
tween Front and second
q. Hsverstumph to F. l.. jacobson, lot L. block
I6, summit supl add, s., no.
Andy Mckee to Alex VI. Lyon, lots and 6,
block l, Lewis d GiIman's ami other, $500
Alex ". Lyon 10 Flora Mckee, Und II lots
$3.50
Alex NJ. Lyon 70 Els Mckee, uud y lots and
6, block ]. Lewis & GiImanis and other, si,2lo
r. tate l. X. Kidd 10 James Mcintosh. lot ~,
block -, McAieeE's add, 351
ID. G. Conner To Sarah Nj. Rice. lot 6, block I.
Semitic Hd Assn, list add, $500
q. J. Anderson TO sarah NJ. Rice, tracts ~ aud
=, torlnUde's 5-acTe tracts. $i,J0.
City OF Seattle 10 III. II. A. Hastings, lot .,
block 1, Eastern add (tax decd, Sl&65
City IF seattle TO ii. ii. A. Hastings, lots 6 and
:, book l0S ID. /. Denny's lst tax deedl, sla.3s
City OF Seattle 10 II. II. A. Hastings, ma lot 5,
block Z, Consiock's add lax deedl, si.2a
G. T. CUtterll TO c. L. White ct al, lots Is, Ii.
IL, block lG. Days Eldorado, SIS.
j. ". Bixby 10 +. II. Nhitworth, lots II, I6, II,
block IT, Days EidoTato. $i2h
Il. Meunbrauer To Robert Hanke, lots aud J,
block ~. Des Moires. s33a.
H. l. Yesler to Ignazie sortori. Sc sw sec s, 49,
5, 81
J. e; Perry to G. W. Jsynen, - Copper King
mine, s 500
W. {. Weeks TO C. W. Jsynen, a Copper King
mine. $500
Jacob Hershberg to F. WiIzinski, = lot &.
block ,, Olive, 81.
f. F. Thompson 10 L. Turner. tots to 4. block
al, A. A. Danny's sid, 81
l. Turner 10 ". II. Humphrey, lots TO 4, block
81. A. 4. Deuny's add, 81 900.
". X Ballard to Raiiari-Isarv Land Como
pauy, lots in Billiards. add, Gilman Park, S. 600.
Joseph Moser to James c. spurr, lS0xi3i feet
in Cree he's tract, 5000
c. r. stone u James Spur lot q, block 2.
Edgewatsr add, 500
Notheru Faeihc Railroad Company to G. W.
Stephenson, Ne sw IS. Il. :. 500.
II. NJ. Henderson 10 V. L. WieseGthal lot "a,
block 5. ReagstOrif's add. SIS.
J. 4. Laggis to william l. Welker, lot s, block
|, Seattle add To- Kirkland, 81
Harry White 10 james Muse, lot IL, block 4,
White & Msnntngh, $50
West Coast Improvement Company to W. c.
Ricord, lot l. block 5. Gilman fars, 81.
Nj. Il. Hatch to NJ. l.. iTake, part sec IL, -, 2,
s75.
J. p. Mcsorley to G. II. Mcsorley, lot I, block
g., Gilman Park, si,00l
&. II. McsorIey 10 J L. McSorley, lot "a, block
&c, Gilman Park, $1,000
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1.-THE vegetable market
was ~ery quiet today Tomatoes are doing
very poorly, Gamers getting all they want at
16lta0c Green corn Is not plentiful. but nobody
seems TO want ii. There is little better de-
nland for cucumbers, but the supply is over
abundant Potatoes hold up fairly we'll In
fresh fruits the market was quiet with heavy
supplies and light demand. Table grapes OF all
kinds were drug in the market. Melons came
in rather slowly Wine grapes are plentiful.
but prices are well sustained Berries came in
more literally and are in better condition.
Cranbcrries are lower. Good apples are still
active, but the market is loaded down with poor
varieties Peaches are drug in the market.
Citrous fruits are in fair supply aud steady.
Produce reeeipts-Flour, 1000 quarter sacks;
wheat, 5000 centsis; beans, 5000 sacks; barley,
1900 centals; wine, $4,000 gallons
Flour-Faniy extras. si15tgi.25 Per barrel
bakers extras. si00Gi 10; superfue. s., 606ci 10.
Wheat-Sl32 rer GENITAL Tor No J shipping;
milling grades, sI.3ltgl. 3717 per GENITAL
BarleT-feed. soQso215c per GENITAL for dark
coast: $50 (deS5c for good quality; sec for
choice: brewing, 900J7}ao per GENITAL; Cheva-
lier, $Ll71.GL2 20 per cen TAI for standard; S710
$I.o1 for lower grades
Oats-surpriss, sl4o(oI Az: milling, 81. a2I 20
1.37a good to choice iced, 81 30(y LIS; OF grades
Siiogl.25; black. N05Ol.l5 for common; sLlIia
@L2.l2 for choice for seed; gray, sL.2212(Sl.2 Is
per GENITAL
Corn-sL15 Cor large yellow; $40 for snail
yellow; 81 S2i96Gl S7la per GENITAL for white.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sales: Wheat-Decsmber. s. 30
l.S7,. closing 1855 May, sL4i14Gl.a21s. clos
Bsriey1December. 9o7sselc. closing so2sc.
FINANCIAL
Draits-sight. loc: Geographic. l5c Sterling
bills-Bank. A.o61a; sight, sass; commercial.
slsSl3 silver taFs, s5l2@oJ9sc. Mexican dol
lars e'So''tc' ,,,,, o.
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CHICAGO. oct lA-Whest-Steady; opened
Zee up; advanced e more on strong Liverpool
markets: broke ssc on weaker European cables.
prospects of rain in the wheat bult and liberal
receipts in the Northwest: frrned up and closed
steady, ! r lower. Receipts were 2aS0oo bush
els, shipments, 244,0lO bushels.
realistically; cash. ~. &C: December. 7sT.c.
Corn-Easy; cash 4ilze; December, 42t.c.
Oats-Lowsr; cash, 81 sci November, SIC.
Rye-if6c
gaT.ey-6 (962c.
Flax-sL12}s.
Timothy-sLsG.
Whisky. sIi5
poTk-eteady; cash. SIT Is: Jauus-y. sfeI7
Lard-Sseady; cash. So a1is; January, S7.22, ).
sh6uldcrs-s7 2-(67.2L
Short Clears 05.dtS IL
Short rihs-Easy; cash. 50 -: January. S. 62ls