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THE RESULT.

In speaking Of the result of the re-
cent election, the Louisiana Rerier
~pertinently remarks:
"Forty-nine thousand Democrats, the
returns of the election avow, i'll voting
the McEnery ticket, upheld the RICH is
OF American citizenship and eXpIe ssed
their adherence of Returning Board
methods.
TO pass over in silence the outrages
that have been perpetrated upon the
rights OF American citizenship and eli
vii liberty III Louisiana, would be to
legitimize them, invite their repetition
J at every election and make the name
OF Louisiana a by-word of derision and
%obloQuy.
United, the white people of Louisi-
ana have tile numbers and the iufiu-
ence to direct its affairs without hav-
Ia ecoulse TO the shameful practices
and frauds that characterized the re
cent campaign and election. They de
mor.'iize our Youth and if persisted in,
they can but bring additional woe md
disgrace upon the Stale.
If it is tle sentiment of the mass os
the white people of Louisiana that the
orgy must cease and that order, right
and dec-ncy, shall again prevail, the
appliances of fra Id must be DESTROYED.
This can be done by amending TIE
+, provisions Of the election law which
furnish them. So long as they are
pelml.ted to exist, just so Ion VIII the
rights aud liberties of this people be
at Tie mercy ofany scleming Cover
nor whc may wish to continue his ten
ure at office or designate his successor.
The cry for peace and unity will be
but il hollow sham and ii mockerv till
the election machine is broken.
The new Legislature has it in it's
power to heal the wounds that recent
events have made and to reanise the
white people of the State.
1t remains to be seen ii it possesses
the manliness to do it.
On the legislature and on the poweYs
that be. aioae, must rest tie responss
bility Tor tie reign of d.scord and aisy
trust that now hangs over the State
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The Baton Rouge Item suggests that
the city press send reporters through
out the State who will .'unearth and
expose without favor the r~otteuness
that has been committed at the State
election last Tuesday" If the papers
that supported the McEncry cause will
each print the facts Regarding its own
locality, a good ground plan Of opera.
tons might at once be laid.
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Lively strains OF music woke up the
echoes of our peaceful burg or last
Thursday afternoon and for several
hours our principal thoroughfares were
fui. Of life and bnstle. An inquiry in
to the u OF So much 10y and gaiety
revealed the fact that the celebrated
Thibodaux Brass Band was ou5 in fal,
force paying its compliments to our
several candidates elect from the
District Judge down to ward censta-
bles. To be sure there was plenty of
treating and every body had a high
old time" of it and happiness was yisi-
bic everywhere.
We return our thanks to tie bud for
the serenade rendered the SENTINEL
and regret our absence from the office
at the time prevented Us ffom ea.ioy-
ing its delightful music.
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Mr.. Aristlde Mire, of Iberville is now
confined in our parish Jail for insanity.
awaiting transfer to his parish. The
unfortunate mar was brought here by
relatives on his way home from the
Louisiana Retreat, where he had been
confined fer several months, ard he no
sooner reached here than the symp-
tons Of his dreadful malady again
made t.cir appearance. He is nov q
maniac aud seems to grow worse and
worse daily.
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The stiaight Democracy of st. Ian
dry while lamenting the defeat of theiI
State standard bearer, seem particular
ly delighted over defeating Distne
Judge E. t. Lewis. The Judge wal
the handspring Of the Foster campaign
in the parish, but lie seems somehow
to have got misplaced in the count,
though several associates on his tick.
ct ''made the landing"
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The new council Of New Orleans,
with Mayor Fitzpatrick at the head,
was inausurated last Monday AID at
once settled down to work with a viii
Hon. Z. y. 0'S~ullivan, our ftrmyr
fellow parislioner was elected City At
torney over 4 number Of eomleti ors.
This elevation is quite a saccess fer
Mr.. O'oullivan, considering his Sort
residence in the Crescent. AID his
friends will be glad to hear gift.
The position Of City Attorney Of a
large city like New Orleans il a very
responsible position as we'll al an hon
ogable and lucrative one.
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SATURDAY APRIL 80. 1892.
THE LEGISLATURE.

The legislature recently elected will
meet in regular session on Monday
May 9th, proXimo. Its real complex
ION is not definitely ascertaine3 hut it
seems to be conceded that among the
Democratic members elect. the Foster
element predominates.
The legislature will have many
grave matters before 1t to dispose o.
and a heavy responsibility rests upon
it. 1t will lave to provide the neces-
sary funds for the proper maintenance
OF our l~evees, for the support Of our
publicjschools, ard of our v%arions char
tia BILE institutions. besides providing
for the ordinary expenses of the gov
eminent. Of these matters, we propose
having more to say at 4 future day.
But the greatest responsibility rest
ing upon the legislature, or at least
upon the Democratic members thereof
who are in a vast majority, will be the
unification OF The Democratic party
Upon its policy, which will more or
less reflect the policy of the incomln.
administration, will i'll great measure
depend the all important fact whether
or not the contending ia tons If the
Democratic party will lay aside thei r
differences and Ieunite ard r~eorganizs
the party on Il common basis.
Let the Legislature adj pit and pursue
aproscripuve course, backed mp by the
administration, and it takes neither a
prophet noG tue SOL Of Il prophet to
predict the DISASTROUS results to the
people of Louisiana. The breach OF
discord which now div DIES the Demo
cracy will open wider and wider its
gaping maws until white supremacy is
swallowed up in the ruins and our
very civilization seriously threatened
with annihiiation.
On the otherhand. should thelecisla-
ture inaugurateawise, conservative aud
conciliatory course. looking to the pre-
yention of the recurrence Of the dis
graceful scenes through which We have
Just passed, then much will have been
done towards allaying the raging
passions and smoothing the aspelitles
reused by the late acrimonious cam
pa:gD, and the good men of bo h fac
lions OF the Democracy will soon get
together and work tremendously for
the desiderat1m of the day-ti4e unfit
cation OF the Democratic party Of the
State on a solid basis.
Let US wait ana hope for the best.
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Secretary Blaine has decided to souG
al Interesting exhibit to the World
Fair at Chicago. Ii will consist # lie
original Declaration Of Independence,
the Constitution VI tile United Sa
the articles OF Federation, tic f.,l.aus
protest Of the Philadelphia C4rpsa#ee
Company 70 King George II. asG
other documents which are the heir
looms Of the country itself, If our
tional history. These Will b Ell
shown by fac smile, but by originals.
They viii be Slipped Ill sael casse5s
and saTded By soldiers while en- L
and at the fair.
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Judge r. H. Mari of the Criminal
Court of New Orleans, wandered awa|
from home last Tuesday and has N
been found as yet. A reward M
been Offered for his recovery or for N
formation which may lead to that epj
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The total volume OF e... 81
.''.s.. 30. !" circulation, according f..
'"e iee-l. report vi he directoI III a.
mist III @lt292'4Uo, 900, al Increase Y.
o'o' during tile pas. ear,
'' - sst e"plta!' the total being now
an aFeFage of S25 80 far
woman aud child in the country.
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The Legislature should adopt the
Australian - stem of votinr. with orar,,
known safeguard thrown around rlr
Notef-dieA tuin The result over To
picked and pac ked commissioners %
De counted.
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On last Monday afternoon a erevasse
broke out on the plantation of Mr..
Adolphe Leblanc, some four or five
miles below Loekport, left bank III
Bayou Lafourche. 1t has ALREADY as
sumed vast proportions, anu we have
not heard Of any effort being made to
closeit, It Is aQrrehended that !, Will
Go considerable damage in lower La-
fuurcLe.
Asa consequence Of this crevasse tie
Bayou LslourrIe las fallen otf consi
derably, to the relief Of all living
along lis banks.
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Even L onard cane ont ahead !
Foster in this parish by so votes. and
yet the Foster candidates on the loca
ticket ran all the way up to nearle
thousand votes ahead of Foste,
Wonder how it was.
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The fair, of which mention is made
elsewhere, and given at Lockport by
Rev. Father Letilly, is fixed for Satui-
day and Sunday May 2lst and 22d,
1892. The object Of the fair is fsr TIL
purpose of raising funds to buy an OF
gan OF which st. Sauveur Church Il
greatly III need. Lovers o. fine music
and the patrons of the Lockport Catho-
lie Church are all cordially invited to
give a helping hand in this good ard
laudable undertaking. The organ ~
be bought is already chosen, and we
understand that when once placed il
the church, will lie an ornament of
which Lockport can we'll be proud.
This church is complete in every other
respect, and this will be the finishing
touch.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish q
Lafourche.
Henry Keeler IS. 40. 1908 llrs,

Henry Heeter IS. No. 1908 Mrs
Caroline Pierre ct ais
DURsUANT TO JUpGMESFRENDER.
L ED on the lllh day ii August isil by the
ABOVE entitled Cours IL tue above entitled and
nun bered ease aud m obedience TO = conf
mission u me directed bearing date OF April
goth 1891 | VII cfier fer sale NJ public auction
pursuant tIlaN-to the last ....I highest lid
der al the GouI House III the town of ThibO.
dauZ on =
SATURDAY JUNE 18th, 1892,
between the hours OF il o'clock a. m. and |
o clock p. IN. the following described properly
70 effect a Partition hetween the plaintiff
Henry heeler and the defendants Mrs. Caro-
hue PI-rfe individually and rs natural Iutrix
OF her Min"rs. LOUISA. Felix, Rachel. Jose-
phIne, Edna and Essie Pierre in the following
described property to-wit:
= certhin fractional 10. of ground or tow
lot, being the Easieren halt OF lot No. 1851
one hundred and Thirty five on the plan nf fas
town Of IhibOdauN. said fractional lut Of
ground measuring forty eight (isl teet front
on Crazy street by the whole depth of said
lot from North to South. between parallel
lines; said potion of lot being bounded
North or in front by Crazy street, west by
the other portion Of satt - nrneriv belong.
lug 10 Bciiouie Leretie. nov to John Tribe
daux. South by tot NJ. 1873 and East BIZ iot
NO. ljh. Together with all tire buildings ana
improvements thereon on the following terms
and conditions tu-wit.
For cash I" effect sad PARTITION.
April 3Jth 1892. ?. L. L0RlO.
Sheriff of LatOprche.
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COAL CDA1! COAE.

A COAL BARGE WILL REACH THIBO.
IA daux during tbis coming week, and
be moored Ill front OF the Market House, fof
The purpose OF >elliug coal in snalt lots 10
supply the demands Ut the Citizens Of ThteF
daux.
Those desiring to put in their winter sEp-
ply, would do well 10 address, themselves ~
once IL IHED. +. HEkGEGttN.
Proprietor Of tic Little Biou' ealopu.
Thibodaux. La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. October ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the biggest increase in the visible supply
of wheat ever known in one week. the price
to-day gained &c The conditions were IN
the main bullish. Cables were lower, the
local receipts ABOUT 800 cars above the eStl-
mate and the weather was rainy, Just what
IN has been claimed the fall sown wheat
needed Ii was argued that wet wheat
would cut of receipts, and there was pref
" free covering on the break which TOOK
place Saturday, as well as rather generous
Investment buying. Another strengthen
inc factor was the contradiction OF the re-
ported big failure In Paris SATURDAY. SoI i..
was fairly active and strong throughoue
most of the session. Oats hrm ana hlgnSr,
Provisions moderately active, WIN rs, SLlsn'
change IN prices. Flour, quiet w neas,
cash No. 2 spring 72a721sc; No. spring W
aflc: No. 2 red 72a72l4c October q . sos 9
closing at 721ic; December 1S@a'4Ssc,
closing at 74Hc; May 7SJsa1914c, closing
M 7gSc. Corn, cash No. 2, 4%c; OCTOBER
4lI/a43JSc. closing az Acc; December 4l1s
a42l(c. closing at 42l4c; May 407s aSo2s :,
closing at 1870. Oats, cash NO. Z, Sszsci
Novem Der 291S a292(c, closing al .oSso.
December SOjSaSOS(c, closing at S0Ssc'
Nav S4Lss4lIc, CLOSING at S4lfc. Rye,
No. 2, sac. Barley, No. 2, oOaoSc' rtaA,
seed. 81 1O<. Timothy seed 81 90. NE. MeSS
Pork. cash SIC 20al2 80; November Slz ~
ala S2L. closing at Sl2 ~; RIualS
Sl3 35al3 AN, closing at Sl5 % 80 80.
cash IS S5; November IS O0aS OfSs,Ici. ing
at IS O2l<: January 81 5375aal %, elos-us
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CERrAIN OF rms STATE.
Republicans Confident of Carrying West
Virginia - bleeding Their clerks ut
Washington

Republicans Confident of Carrying West
Virginia - Bleeding Their clerks at
Washington.
SVseiSl TSls0rGM % The Register.
WASHINGTON. D. c., October PA
very significant feature of the situation
here is the absolute confidence OF the
Republicans that they will capture the
vote OF West Virginia next month.
They admit doubts as to Indiana and
acknowledge the fight is hard and close
in New York, but of West Virginia
they seem absolutely certain as If the
electoral vote Of that State were Sc
curely slowed away in Mr., EIkins' safe,
ready TO be delivered 10 Harrison and
Reid at the proper time.
The confidence Is unquesti onabIy
based on the elaborate plans which
HarrisOn'S managers have made to de-
bauch the voters Of that State and
which the believe are already as z God
as accomplished. But il should be aid
said that the West Virginia Democr ats
are not at all disturbed by this co MI
donce of the Republicans. They know
precisely on what basis it rests, and that
1t will continue undlsturbed to election
day. Notwithstanding this confidence
OF the Republicans regarding West Vir-
ginia, the department clerks from that
State are still being bulldoZed for
money. They received some days ago,
a circular calling on them TO send six
per cent. Of their salaries to the chair
man OF the West Virginia Republican
committee. Several o. the clerks who
paid no attention TO the circular, re-
ceived few days later another one in
curing in threatening language, II
there was to be no response TO the first.
The second circular was so worded, it is
said, that no one could fail to under
stand that II the recipient did not pay
up promptly. he would be dismissed
from the department. Most OF the
clerks "came down" on receipt OF circu-
lar No. 2, although 1t was hard for them
to scrape the money together. On ST.
2 0 clerk Ks the assessment amounted to
SS4.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. October "a Cattle - Re-
CENTS. 10000 head shipments, 1000 head
market, steady; extra natives s. 0Oa5 So;
others s. 5Oa4 80; rangers 50 25a4 %; Tex
ans 81 S5a2 90.
Hogs~Receipts, 2S, 900 head; shipments,
O 600 head; market steady to strong;
rongh and common Is 1Oa5 40; mixed and
hackers IS 45a5 SO; prime heavy, 8 GOA
$50
1000 head; market, steady to strong;
natives &c 5Oa5 80; Texans 50 75; westerns
a 25a4 50; lambs IS 75a5 Is.
Fast LIBERTY, PA. October "a
Cattle Receipts, 1870 head; shipments,
$500 hesd; market slow and unchanged.
Hors-Receipts, $3.50 head: shipments,
: 500 head: market firm; Philadelphias
e. 9Oa6 90; mixed &. sOa5 SIS; Workers s. 60
as 75. oooo .A,,..
200 head; market very slow at about last
last weeks prices.
C,xc1SSArI. o., October 9.-Hogs.
steadv at IS OOa5 IS; receipts, 6,OOO head;
shipments 1000 head.
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BELLAIRE.

John W.nzeur.ed, man who runs a
shoemaker shop In the First ward, was
1aed SIS and costs i'm Squire CoOper's
court yesterday for wiie-5esting, break
ls up furniture, etc. he has been
AAen TO the ZaneSyiile workhouse to
'0'S out the hne and costs.
Fire has been started in the furnace
. hode,er Bros. new glass factory to
kaorough.y dry and season the furnace.
bls delay 10 completing the factory
PAS been occasioned by failure to OBJ
needed.
me b class Of the High school was
lsa'led Gle picture OF Columbus offer
= as lte 10 the class having the
s'sss perez Tag Of It's membership in
~e parade ~ Columbus Day. Every
-'-0er O.. Jne b class turned out.
Ne'srs Geo w. Yost aud D. A. Cob
NJ ~ nave purchased the interest OF
resident 7. h. Smith iu the Belaire
SSo'.s Company. It's understood Mr..
s Sr..a will engage in business in Pitts
ne. fe'A 4 ~, the splendid Young
S..c4ef tor Brooklyn base balicIpb
~. .,.,. sl az lome in this city Sunday
-. ~ Kennedy won l. out of the %
'alss De pitched for BROOKLYN this
tb o'ga' Preparations will be made bv
~ pIoicanS here for the Charles
ero. ,,' meeting next week, and a large
bo-, .- VI people is expected from neigh
Cs,,v funeral OF Mrs. Maria B. Nc
! hon, IS o'clock yesterday
Bnwris G.. ynS were taken TO
n, for interment.
attkscs of West Virginia
sas -. 81 Records of Ohio
Irbs ii- y met with Red Cloud
~ n 1. w. Is NJ, last night.
ID Ss. Wm. Bird, Of lower town. while
gsbIc1s t'Il1s was thrown out Of the
laE.s anu and leg broken near the
4 Ills ci nv - - 3, briggs passed through
o 81 Z Yesterday morning on his way
Court -''''liie, where he is holding
John Eale. .-s
'Ieh cs9sIr ,pP steel. and the
Frank NJ ~0as l-rable pain.
azing IN hi. ~, lost vest Of town,
.a'eF several horses " 'Ai's ana VII
ys Ss1 Frank 3s. Neal, Of the vblra ward
n a9nd, Of Mingo. John Null
~ La'is Dari. Ss.oI5 E.slAon. ST..
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Procure M Bsfore Leaving Home.
SVee'Sl 1sle0rGm 20 Tie Register.

Three years ago, while l was visiting
relatives at Higginsvllle, Mo-, 1 was
suddenly taken with collie aud severe
pains in the stomach. My relatives
sent to the doctor for medicine, and he
sent me a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, telling
the bearer that il that medicine did not
cure me he could not prescribe anything
that would. l used it and was imme-
diately relieved. HENRY A. THOFERN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-25

urday after months visit with Iron.
ton friends.
Charles K1uth had an eye badly
burned while at work in the steel plant
on Sunday.
The First ward Republicans held a
meeting at the hose house in that ward
last night
Trains on the B. & o. were very late
both Sunday and yesterday.
Hon. A. ]. Pearson passed through
the city yesterday.
Col. PoOrman left for Columbus Sun
day evening.
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THOs E. CRAIG, editor and publisher
81 The NGU HIUn MOI Notes says: Il
have used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
nd Darrhpa Remedy with great salts
action for the ailments Of my children"
sOi sale by @. r. Goethe, w, w. Irwin,
W. S Mccullough, @. Menkemeller, :.
L Brice, D. Coleman, C. Schnepf, w. c.
Aiu6recbL the kurtz Drug Co., VIII
Aen5eme.Ier. w. Z. Williams, John
Kari, A. Z. Scheele, and w. II. Will
hns Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridge
port o. and B. f. Peabody, BenwoOd,
W Va
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PETRoLEUM.

on err. PA, October A-Opened
at 50Skc; highest, 5lSlc; iowesH oyIsc'
s, Is 400 barrels: shipments, IA, $50
barrels: runs, 1856 barrels
P1rrsBuRe, Pa, October s4-OPened
and lowest sic; closed $780, highest oiSse
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FOR SALE.

Farm. 90 acres, two miles from city; splendid
improvements: suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, III acres, one mile west OF bfiaRe'
Farm. as acres, on Middle wheeling creek.
House rooms, Twenty-ninih street. lot
50xl20 feet, $500.
Double brick house, $50 and s5i2 Chapline
street, 9 rooms each, with all modern improve
meuts. 1900
House rooms. Pike street; cheap.
Two lots ia HandlAn's addition cheap.
No 5y Market street. Z rooms, N 300
2iI5 Aod 2lI7 Main street, 48 feet front
House rooms. 26l6 Jacob street and f'roourd
house Ia rear, $3.50.
House rooms and ball, with modern con-
yeniences $40 Jacob street, ", 7DO.
House rooms on Fourteenth street, t5,Ov1
HouseS rooms jacob street. between td'
tcenth and sixteenth streets, wv.
House rooms, Eof street, Centre wheeling
' Three houses. Moy'tsn street. sixth ward.
Splendid farm. 30 acres uins miles ssssoi
lot on twenty. ninth street. $500
One.half lot on Chspline street. Sixth ward,
one.h.t 70. on MccOllOch street, c's''s
Wheeling, 800.
ons Of The best manufacturing sitssin Ne
civ. fronting on two railroads
NE8BITT d DEVINE,