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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02

Les revolutlonnalres mont aucun
egard pour les droits de la maiorite.
lis ont pris part dams les elections
primaries ct ont etc battus damble ;
ensuite lis Sc son revoltes.
lis ont pris part dams les delibera-
tons du comite central de rEtat, ct Sc
trouvaient en- minorite la aussi. lis
ont organise une session, ct lis ont
deploye lie pouvoir dun seul homme,
dams la personne de leX-chairman, j.
S. Lanier, contre Ia majorite lelegale-
ment constitute.
lie peuple await instruit Inc majo-
rite de ses d6legues Il Ia convention
d'Etat de soumettre la question de Ia
loterie aux primaries blanches, mails
les rtvolutionnaires ont ignore la
volonte du peuple ct ont eSige une
plateforme en- violation dies i~nstruc
tons exprimees. Gu en- sommes nous
arrives quand la minorite prend sur
elle-meme lie droit de dieter 4 la
majorite. La voiS du peuple, expri-
NEE par II majorit6, est la voix de la
D6mocratie-tout autre doctrine lui
serait funeste.
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Washington Dec. t..
A. n. Grandell, Baton Rouge.

Les telegralnes montrent que vOus avez
otfert tout CO quill etait possible. pour con-
server Harmonic. les dernieres propositions
indiqnent trop do moderation je suggere
dc passer des resolutions energiques, decia-
rant que la question de famendeneut est
usee Engagement CONNIE un wolfe, pour
couvrir les desseins des leaders de Opposition
qni sont detablir une olisarchiu ct perpetuer
leur ponyolr. Denoncez les actesde violences
ct Fusage handnieux en- pouvoir du Gou-
yerneur envers les otficiers charges des
retours detection.
Declarez que la question dc f6lertinn
primaire etaia la seule issue pour la pre>er-
vatIon dc la liherte indicidnelie en- Louisiana,
mett-z Ia responsabiilte sur loppositio1 pour
avoir refuse de reg1er cette question d'apies
c. principe, ct contiez vous pour lie rGsul, al il
la bravoure de la Louisiane qu'oil n peui
etfrayer nj priver de ses dtoits. =. -
&c. j. BoATsER.n
Ce court teltgrame., en- dit plus
qu'un long discours ct dot conyaincre
ceux qui douteraient encore. Gle la
duplicite DIES ANTS.
Lion Boatner est oppose en- prin-
cipe a Ia %loterie, mais son opposition
est personnelle ct ne peut etre pour
~
lui une question de part. II nest pas
de ceux qui veulent museler l'opinion
publlque ct la soumettre 4 la voIonte
dictatoriale de loligarchie Nicholliste.
La democratic etant fondee Il
Repression DIES sentiments populaires,
il en- resulte que toute coalition poll
tique qui meconnait la volonte du
peuple, ne pent s'honorer du tire de
democratic, que les ants reclament
quand meme.
D'apres certalnes rumeurs qui pa
raissent fondees, les membres demo-
crates du Congress, effrayes de Tissue
desastreuse que pourrait avoir pour
lie parti, la conduite DIES ants, auraient
engages THon. E. D. White, de Sc
rendre en- Louisiana ct d'employer son
Influence pour eviter une rupture.
II est parti ct est arrive q la NouveIle
Orleans, mails trop tard, lie tour etait
joue. &c sera son excuse aupres de
SEES colleagues du Congress. Pour nous,
qui sayons quill est un DIES principaux
acteurs de toute la machinerie, don't
lie Gouverneur est lie grand maItre.
nous lie plaignons sincerement de
s'etrc fourre dams un pareil bourbier,
don't il ne sortlra sans SCULPTURES.
Et maintenant c'est a nous, demo
crates de la yieille ecole, de serrer nos
rangs ct de vaincre quand meme, ear
nous avons lie bon droit ct la justice
pour nou
La convention a choisi pour chair
mar du Comite Central d'Etat, un
fills de Lafourche. Sous sd direction
active ct energique, les vieux demo
crates montrerort qu,ils mont pas
degenere ct les jeunes qu'ils sont
de leurs anciens. H. II. VI.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02
UNE BONNIE EFT HEUKEUHE
AIMEE.

La SENTINELLE presente SEES souhaits
une bonnie ct heureuse aimee a tous
sas lecteurs ct d tous ses patrons,
Jeunes ct vieux, riches ct pauvres ct
ellie desire sincerement pendant lannee
dams laquelle nous sommes entras,
On une Providence genereuse nou
comblera Gle SEES plus grandes faveurs
l. aimee qui Went de s'ecouler, ma
pas etc ell toutes chooses une aimee
prospere les SEASONS mont pas etc
aussl Propices quon laurait desire ;
les rtcoltes mont pas etc dies plus
heureuses, nj lcur prix tres tleves /;
p%lnsleurs sections de l'etat ont etc
envahies par les inondations bien dies
desastres ont etc causes par les Gle
ments Ell furie ct les accidents terri
bles ct dependant, en- ictant le
regard dams lie passe, b~eaucoup de
chooses Sc sont accomplies auxquelles
nous avons des remerciments sinceres
a offrir.
Nous souhaitons que les grands
desastres ct les grandes calamites dc
Eannee derniere he Sc repeteront pas
eette aimee; gu une moisson doree
recompensera les efforts de tous les
honnetes travailleurs dams les diffe-
rentes yocations de la vie que la
sante, lie commencement du cGur ct lie
bonheur sera la portion de tous.
Encore n fois, nous vous souhai-
tons n bonnie ct heureuse aimee,
Inc aimee lie honheur ct de prosperite.
Les ants ne s'attendaient pas que
Samuel ID. McEnery serait nomlne par
la convention, ct quill en- accepterait
la nomination. lis avaient II nc
ton assez bien define que les
supporters de McEnery, qu'ils Sc
font plaisir d~'appeler les supporters
de Ia l%oterie, ~jouaient lie meme jeu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dams
lequel lis s'etaient innocemment en-
cages avec lie pauyre simple fermier,
Adams. lis croyaient r6ellement que
les hommes de Ia loterie, ainsi au'ils
appe:aient les supporters de McE-
merry, ~s,Gtaient settlement seryi de son
non pour gagner les delegues, ct
quand lis Sc r%euniraient en- convention.
lis laband3nneraient tout tranquiile-
ment pour lie bien de la cause" tel
que les antis immacules tirent ayec
Tom Scott Adams.
Dams leur estimation de la capacite
des opponents comm youlant duper
ct tromper lis Sc sont ~serieusement
trOmtteS euy-memeS, ct SOnt deSap-
pointes Ell consequence; leur grand
tour d'escamoteur par lequel l'homme
qui await fait la batallle pour les
delegues fut mis- de cote pour I'm
autre ain de renforeer la cause, ne
pouvait pas trouver vi Duplicate en-
dehors de la convention dies session
naires.
En- verite, il ny await pas de
ntcessite. dams la convention reguliere
democratique d'echanger de chevanx
pendant qu'on traversait la riviere
lie coursier qui await gagne la course
preliminaire dams lie choix DIES dele
CUES etait assez bon pour nous pour
faire la curse jusqu'au bout.
Les revolutlonnalres mont aucun
Ggard pour les droits de la majorite.
lis ont pris part dams les elections
primaries ct ont etc battus damble ;
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a VE3sEsEsR.

Une grande qnantitG de BARnEAUX, pre-
miere' qualite ct detivrfs sur IL burd du Bayou
Lafnurche q 1hibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. O.
L.. CARO-. agent pour tir. jules ntchaux, on
anxbureaEx de la S~ENTISELLE de Thibodaux
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02

Fumez les '.Thibodeaux Special
Cigars ct vous serez h%eureux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02

TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux q $3.50 heures 4. M.
avec la MALE de FOuest.
Arrive a Thibodaux a 1856 heures D. ~:
avec la MALE de la Nouvelle Orleans.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-01-02
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung to Castoria.
when she had Child en-, she gave them Castoria.
ct depart des trains a Thibe-
daux, % novembre, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
NO FAILURE IN THE ORANGE CROP.

A SHORTER SUPPLY FROM FLORIDA is MORE
THAN MADE UP BY TIE CALIFORNIA SUPPLY.
Statements that the orange crop will be short ms
year are not we'll founded according 10 the opinion
OF local dealers in the golden fruit. Last years
Florida crop Of oranges said T.. l.. 'oOdS" ID" we'll
known Park Place auctiOneer exaggerated 1oDo,oCo
boxes, while California shipped 100000 boxes This
scason the probabilities that Florida Will ship be-
tween 1000 900 and 3.500C COO boxes, but the Cali
fornja output will be swced 1,OOO,0OO boxes, and
maybe to 800 900. Jamaica fruit has about finished
coming IN for this Later there Will be supplies
from the Mediterranean where the quantity Of fruit
gathered in Italy including sicily, Tor shipment i
estimated at go 900 900 lemons aud oranges. thre-
nfths being lemons you see there Is no scarcity,
and it can be said that the quality Of the Florida fruit
this year j. ) fine as ii has eve: been.
'In other kinds of fruit. howeve:, there has been
scarcity The apple crop Is shorter than last year.
but the inferior quality Of the ft has acted against
high prices Up TO November 20 there had been
exported TO Europe $4,000 barrels Of apples, a
falling OFF from last years shipments in the same
time Of abou: $1,000 barrels.
Last season there werc shipped from spain 10
Europe and America 10000 barrels OF the Amcna or
white grape against shipments this year Of 10000
barrels ont Of this Ncw-York received 10000 bar
rcs against AZ 900 barrels last year. Prices have
been high averaging s. barrel, against t3 30 in an
ordinary year. even sold consignment Of forty
barrels for SO barrel which the highest marlSc
price recorded. The California grape crop Is shOfi
pOuud, this season. against - 30 la other years This
years crop Of California fruit has all been shipped
although retailer, keep supply OF pears AMI grapes
for the Christmas market. The Danana crop this year
IL Abundant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
1T WILL STOP 1T THE FoURTEENTH SIohl'


The large yellow brick building just !" US
reor of the Vanderbilt Building at Nassau ana be'N'
man SIS that has for the last six months p'',i
rondv rising skywad is considered to he high enough
now that there are fourteen stories above inc pas
ment. The new building belongs to Cornelius "n'
" X Vanderbilt and will be connected WIN 'ie
1.,,, ,uA,,c he nossoce.ways The architects
ore McKim Mead & White, Of No. West Iweht'et.
Ct and II was learned from tem that the place "o'u
DO ready for occupation by May /, 1so3 hNoep' 'o'
tho ground floor which Is TO be given mp 10 sor's'
thc whole OF the building Is 10 be USED LOT o'rs'
Tho messages and starvays Will be Handsomely
decorated by varicgatcd marbles and " thnmblns'
technical term used by architects for woodcaE'ihs'
T!. exterior. with It's grand granite entrance sup
pored on marble pillars with the pile OF lghl-yeho"
hr1ks will be I'm strange contrast TO the oder part
OF the building. Charles T. Wills OF NO. Il f@S'
Twentieth-st IS the builder, and has large force
OF men at work. This force Will he considerably
increased on Monday, when 1t Is Intended TO pee'h
the Inside work J. Il. & J. VI. Cornell nave
supplied all the ironwOrk nsei. 1t was Impossible
Yesterday TO learn what will be the total cost OF inc
,mllding as the contractors declined to give the
figures they charging.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
COLUMBIA COLLEGE MEN TO HAVE A DEBATE

public meeting Of the Barnard Literary Association
OF Columbia College will be held this afternoon in Room
No. H. of the Law school Building. at The college. al
half past o'clock The following programme has
been arranged for the meeting Address by the preI
dent OF the association Charles l.. Pollard. '93 an
Grafton by c. :. Kcyu', 20, and an essay by +. h.
Iuquecr. '04. Then there will bc a debate Il Re
solved. That the move. should bc treated from iii,
realistic. rather than from the romantic. standpoint
The affirmative side Of the question will be supported
by :. ;. Seward, D6: W. I(BOwden, 49, and sheppard
Knapp, jr., %. W. T. Mason. Dj: &. f. Locke. -
and Leonard b. McWbood. 49, will debate on N,
negative side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
HOW THE TAXES WERE PAID.

All taxes due tile city and unpaid November
30 subject TO penalty of per cent. There Is
still due upon the tax books OF 1892 ~ 1O7, 600.
"The sum far collected" said Major Mclean, Re
cever Of Taxes. Z" Is $23,776.215 90. Up 10 Deem
Der / OF last year. the total ga 900 ,4D3 8
The budget for 1902 aggregates s3o Ssi cOj 10. The
amount received from taxpayers anxious TO save The
rebate, during the first three days OF this week was
81 ,377 ,247 10, besides about 100000 sent in by
check Which we have not yet had time 10 enter upon
books The amounts We have received are With.
precedent In the history Of the country ndl-
cate that there is plenty OF money In circulation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
SELLING THE KOMP COLLECTION

The Oriental Art Rooms. No. 2G2 Fifh-ave. were
well filled yesterday afternoon when the sale Of the
Frederick Konip collection OF art objects was con.
tinued. There a miscellaneous assortment
offered, consisting Of six kakemonos, embroidered
panels, Chinese and Japencse porcelain vases. band
sune screens artistic bronze kor0s and fine specimens
Of ivory carving fourfod terracOta satin screen,
embroidered In gold. wNh raised design Of crysan
thcmums sold for $50. and beautiful bronze KOro,
with fine incised lattice design and diamond corners,
surmounted by eagles rocks. was secured for $50
handsome ivory box with artstically carved de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Delaware, Iackawnnna md Western X. X.
STATIONS In New. Of Barclay aud Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. VE>TIBtLED TRAINS
pr IINAN COACHES.

Direct route 10 AEmAnh, pI9VsEiEtLD,, IN, M9 on.
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MATER GAP Sror T.; re,1aS Mcgnt TIM
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SYRACUSE, oswEGo, ITHACA, oWEGo. ELMIRA,
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4,iO i. M.-SCRANTQN, wILkESBARIE and PLYM
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1870 p. vi. (Daly).-puFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman sleepers. Arrives at rs a m.
900 r. VI. (Dailyl-BuFFALo UTICA and oswEGo
EXPRESS pullman scrpcr>.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS st 70
3s5 and 9is broadway 50 West i25thst s35 Columbus:
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39s Bedford Brooklyn. Tim tables. giving full in.
formation. at all eatlois
WFSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY wi. call for and
check haogae" from hotel or residence II destination
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4 NOTUER'S S1RUGGLE FOE FyTSTEyrC

There IS a case deserving Of charity at No. :. Co
lumbiast. Mrs Jenny Tlatzner was deserted by her
husband several months and has been endcavorng
10 support herself and her two children 10y scrbbng
and washing. on the night before Thanksgiving she
gave birth % twins. The mother IS IN destitute cir
cumstanccs and I'm great need OF assistance. The
diton Of the rooms which She and her young family
occupy how That she Is clean and accustomed 10
better surroundings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Mem Publications
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
WILL PUBLISH TO-DAY:

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sign Of crasshoppers and bees on vines and n'weis.
went for SO and fourfold screen Win VeN''
pane, embroidered with designs OF birds ana 'o"'l'
In bright coors on dark-red GROUND pro"S,'
roday there VIII be offered fine collection OF N'so''
,aoI. shr,nes carved panels screens. swords. Rake
monos mines and tobacco pouches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02
Dantinq Ara 0cmlrs.

A .,.. - y Drt. MACGRf6OKS. $500, ,.... 4,
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dancing; terms &c, see circulars.
r, EENANDO'S ACADEMY. 1872 East 55th-st. lbantd
L Bulliing).-Classes now forming Al the new ~H
fashionable dances taught RAPIDLY Send tor CiI,u-
/,EOKGE WALLACE'S SCHOOLS. Chamber Music ~ al
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l2Gth.st. Glass and private tuition See circular.
~ GEORGE DODwOETH .,,
CO.. ADD n,vate lessons Mems class commences
Monday. Dec. 9Th. New TuNsio Lahu o..
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Cesal Nolltcs.
Y st.pEEAIL COrKT. CITY AND COIN.

y y. StrEEME C0i kT; CITY ANo COT y
Gos a., and JGs@ nj E ~ a II '>%s , Of ae S
1",' against lS" G. Wooao@y u Zlg1'+n r> JG
of the lat VII ana testament Of Thomas iiatmaa de-
,IIta IIc,n ,r Florence Matthews. LIN. H. rcnneli
1g Tan s'' mdtr III" BATH SrS lone the Poor
Vi n,tr. John II. Wymln LcNt Il. Motion, Epiphany
le'nhal Homo Tor wiaoW. Methods, Home rro,iie4e,
d Respectable Agcd lnig~nt teuaic. tlu-tc, OF the
m9@S 10" t9 fe S A.yam ro aen WOMEN
hsboty Home for Aged AID Iniis., Women Pc.
a9rk - 1onn; lleme Tor ar Ass 81 I' i5 S%s
lone Ifnity hap, Home. Department Of Pabir CHAR
es and Correction having IA char. thu Em rTency i9~
trinity Hospital Of thc Ncv.YorN Founding Hospital
~ @ Sc NYcrs Mc,6e9 cm ' Of Ti ns s Of
c Of Tht,icia%, ana Surgeons IN The ETY. Of New
YcrL Lidlr,' Hebrew Lylne.ln >ociaty wonlln's No.
aac IN the with 1 e AMI %vS Se a ANA o" s Sr
mons l1 ar,sa :" n, soany Of Nc"'i"@
You are hereby summoned U sn,wer The complain, IN
plaIntIG, attorney within twenty any, after ser,e
p a, ''' q YOUR If,iirs Apt a,gsr ads@ca,
p'''U' Ns"''0 wM '' MoKi0x 'GjiIiINNfLL.
once and po,oncc address. % William ,tice,. New
TG r ME IN n S' nGa con Sam aGsn' oI1,s c
royenfe s'g and and ya Syel' and ,iO@e; for
named a. defendants herein. places residence
arc unknown cannot at'r dilecnt inquiry hc a..
certancd and American Hospital 81 Paris. France
whose place ~ residence T. unknown and cannot after
decnt inquiry be- asccftlincd, dcfeDdant, aud OF
them.
Ihc foregoing j. served upon you bv publI.
cation Pursuant der az Hon L. fnglabam
onr 81 the Justices 81 tho ~ thu State
~ Nen.Nor Gated the 10Th da, Of Octob,r 1897 ard
with the complaint IN the Office Of Clerk OF he
city and County oi New.Yorh In the city OF NcwYork
October 3lst. 1897.
Dated, Ncw.lork November 81 1892.
WIN. MORTON GKiNNEfL.
PlalntHS Attorney
a. william street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-02

nEFTTE OF TIIE LTU Sc EN-
~ GINEER. Third District. Tompkins,i c. Noyem-
Der IS lso2Proposas WIN be received tn Once until
o'clock noon of Wednesday. December n, 1892 for
furnishing materials and labor Of all kinds necessary for the
construction Of the wall AT the United General
Iiousn Depot staten Island New York according
plans and specifications therefor whth. together
with other information. he obtanel application
this office Tho amount available for this work about
$4,000 The right Is reserved TO reject all bids
and detects. D. y. HEAP q Eng
necrs T. y Army Engineer Third Light iIo,se District
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