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H.iHHY LIIING,!oA.s nE4TI,.
EccentrIc!ties OF the Wealthy Anne rIcn,
who !'s Ju-r Died IN Fiorerc..

"Ho "u~' D'fu w Fprecc'.
ROME. July 21.-Harry Livingston. the de-
scendnnt 81 the ilustrious American states
man whose death has Just | cen announced.
had lived in Florence thirty years. He was
universally nicknamed "El Americana"
Though very eccentric, he was n general ia
vorite. His chief amusement was driving six.
eight, ten, and even eighteen horses to his
carr iag". Finally the municipal authorities
fearing accidents in tho streets forbade him
to drive m ore than SIX horses.
After this he drove out with n six in hand.
su'rounacd by servants, each driving tho
same Kind Of rig. The matter got to lie such
a nuisanc" that IA compromise was arranged
the antiquities allowing Livingston to drive
as many horses ms No pleased himself IL he
would cal OH the servants, Another pecu-
liaIlty OF Livingston wns, that he in.
sisted upon the good old practice OF
kissing As well as applandnG In a
theatre This brought him into occasional
trorr le with his fellow AUDITORS who mold III
fernnt views Of ti,c rroprirties. But On the
whole he wa" well il;ed, chiefly on account OF
his un.ioul,ted goodness o! heart. his chari-
ties being many and well distributed.
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Allowed to Enter Their Own Club House
Once More.

ENaLEwooD. July Ala settlement has heen
effected between the Overpeck Boat Club and
Farmer Christopher Heisenbuttle of Palsade
Park. who for three days kent the 1865 mem
bers OF the club from the enjoyment Of their
boats and boat house. Yesterday. it is snid: a
Heisenbuttle and ask cd him If he would please
take down the big posts and the fifty feet OF
the road over the marsh. which is owned by
him and is the only means Of access to the
club house. He acguiesced. it is said. upon
being given the privileges OF the club for him
self and his friends.
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1'rnmps Killed in "a Smash.up.

PLATTsMouTH Neb.. July 21.-A fast BurlinR-
ton. and Missouri River Railroad freight was
badly wrecked on the approach to the Missouri
River bridge east Of this city early yesterday
morning James Murray. Leadville. COL.
William Ryan. New York. and two others were
killed The train was made up Of twelve empty
cars and twenty Ave loaded grain cars. 1t
broke in two going down the grade. and the
engineer applied the air brakes on the front
portion and stopped. The rear part crashed
four tramrs who were stealing ride Two OF
the men were killed almost instantly. but the
others lived long enough to tell their names.
1t Is supposed that several moro tramps are
under the wrecked train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
TIE Logan Climb Appeasea.

Tho John A. Logan Club OF the Third dis
trictwhich is the headquarters OF John Every
where Brodsky. Sam EnGel. Frank J. Martini
and the other scrappers who made the old
" Ate" district famous, will organize a Reid
coterie" to. morrow night
The member Of the coterie are to he young
men whose duty will consi st in carrying ban
ners and torches through the district after u
band The last time the Logan Club was
heard from it had resolved not 10 form a Reid
battery unless Patterson. who was getting the
House and the Navy Yard. was called down.
1t appears that peace has becn restored.
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Married His Aunt.

DAYTON. O.. July 21.-Lsst night Maurice
Yuker a Russian. 81 years old. was wooded to
Mrs. Bertha Jacobs. his aunt n widow As years
old Mrs. Jacobs has eight children. some OF
vii ON are older than their new stepfather. A
and appenred at the wedding and tried to pre-
vent the ceremony from being performed. The
widow promptly had him arrested for disturb
clerk oil tho court who granted the wedding
license says none Of the persons who applied
could speak English. and he certainly would
not have granted the license had he known the
man wanted to marry his aunt.
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RFpUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
6ls Fifth Avenu.-ChAirna Carter and
Secretary MrComn. Duo To.da-.

Secretary McCOmn. Duo Tn.da~.
Tho Hon. Tom Carter of Montana. with OK
Representative Lewis L. McComas OF Mary
land will he in town this morning. Mr.. Nc
ComaS il to be the new Secretary Of the Re-
publican National Committee. 1t was settled
last night that the headquarters Of the COM
mt.ee will he at 51S Fifth avenue near Forty
third street Mr.. Carter. it is said. brings
messages Of a happy character to Mr.. Platt
and Mr.. Miller Of the New York State Repub-
lican machine.
Chairman Charles ". Hackett of the Reput-
lican State Bureau returned from Boston yes
terday. He smiled at the reports that ne had
heen in Washington along with ex-senator
Thomas c. Plat. and the Tioga chisftains
friends said that it was not time yet for him to
GO to Washington.
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Convention OF flint G,as. Workers.

CORNING. July 21.-The fifteenth annual Con-
vention OF the Flint Glass Workers Union
was brought to close in this city to-day. No
definite action was taken in regard to the pro-
posed consolidation Of the Flint and Green
Bottle Glass Workers Union. The union re-
solved to continue the support of the union
since December. 1850. Tie union has SireaG ,
paid out to them $4,000 The factory in this
city is being run with non union men. Officer.
we're elected for the ensuing year. and the
Hon. George NJ. Payne Of Mi,lviIlc, n. j.. was
elected delegate 10 the American FEDERATION
Of Labor Convention at Philadelphia Marion.
Ind. WAS selected as the place for the next
Convention.
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A weIl.dressrd Littlo wniG

A richly dressed male infant was found al
late hour Wednesday night under the ele-
waited railroad in River street. Hoboken. near
the ferry. The baby Is about two weeks old.
It's costly clothing shows that it belongs to
people who have plenty Of means. Tho infant
A hackmap informed the police that he saw .
well-dressed young couple with a baby loung;
Western Railroad depot about an hour before
the infant was found.
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Hearing the KecnIcltrant Guard smen.

NEwApx. July 21.-The Examining Board
appointed by Major-Gen Joseph Z. Plume.
Division Commandment of tho New Jersey Ma
tional Guard. convened last evening. and pri-
vately examined several officers and men
belonging to the old Fifth Regiment which
refused to enter the new First Regiment when
the consolidation was ordered.
They wore arrestot n short, time ago for DISC
LAZY ,. AMI yesterdays proceedings were pro-
l.minary to ~ court martial.
The r. suit Of the Inquiries will he reported
to Gen. Pane. and he will, II necessary, order
II court martial.
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West ASNs tor y Receiver.

Stephen Astor West. who chung tenaciously
to his little daughter Alice during tho suit
brought by his wife katharine for separation.
which Judge Giegerich has not yet decided.
moved before Justice Lawrence Of the supreme
East l2Sth street. West says that his money
bought the house. Mrs. West declares that she
owns 1t. hut that. mt the instance OF her hus-
band. she had been induced to deed It to j.
Adrian Bush She has all action pending to
set the deed aside. Justice Lawrence reserved
decision on the motion.
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WASHINGTON. July 21.-The Hon. Louis f.
McComas OF Maryland announced this morn
ing that no accepted the Secretaryship OF the
National Republican Committee. lie leaves
Washington this afternoon for Hagerstown,
Md. his home He will go from there to New
York tonight. and will omen the Republican
will remain until the close Of the mpaign.
Chairman Carter was unable TO set sleep.
train for New York last night. and cons g.
quently remained over in Washington to day
He expects to reach New York tomorrow.
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FAM Josef Poor 1'cuith.

NIENNi July 2l.-The Emperor or Austria.
who is at 1Schl, has boon ordered by his ply
sic;ans To take absolute rest for II tmn and
for this reason he has declined II serenade
which the Visiting members Of the New York
Arion Society desired 10 give him. as il would
involve til" reception Of III. visitors and more
or less excitement all of which the doctors
deprccate. The Emperor is somewhat over
worked. but no serious elect are feared.
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MONTREAL, July y, Chief OF Police Wilcox.
Of Tawanda, Pa. has arrived here with the
necessary papers for the extraditon Of Harris
Blank and Charles Rosenweig. tho two Jews
arrested by Detectives Slanson and Reap Of
New York "n,a charge Of numbering the young
jew redaIcr Marks in the IenpsyIWn!a noun.
once made to til. Montreal coart> ioran extra
ditiun order. The prisoners still maintain
nrnrpnninpH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Accident on the Coney I.Iand Flee rio Kali
rOrd.

Two cars on the Coney Island electric rail-
road wero derailed Al 10 o'clock last night at
West Fifth street and Sea Breeze avenue.
John j. Davis Of 34i Broonc street. this
city. was ba lily hurt. He WAS taken 10 Brook
lyn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles MrLauGi.li lin Of sos
lHrk avenue, Brooklyn, were injured. Charles
Walger ot ~ Clairmont avenue was badly
bruised. and Mrs Wa!ger received painful in;
iuiie Of the lower limbs. she was removed
to tho Grand Union Hotel.
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Doesn't Mind Losing HI. Wife, but Wants
Iais Children.

CARTERET. July 21.-As Mrs. Trainor. the
wife OF James Trainor. foreman in the Wheeler
Condensing and Engine Works. was leaving
town yesterday with her children she was
overtaken at the railway station by her hus-
band. and IL struggle took place for tho GUS
tody Of the two children. A crowd gathered.
allow his wife to hoard the train with the chill
drcn He says he has long suspected his wife.
and now he is sure that she has eloped with a
man whose name he does not know. He says
he will Immediately begin an action for sepa-
ration and tho custody OF tho children.
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Chairman Edward Murphy. Jr.. of the DEM
ocratic State Committeeman Daniel g. Griffin.
Chairman OF the Democratic State Executive
Committee. we're both at the Hoffman House
yesterday. and both announced that n cali will
soon be issued for a meeting OF the 81 ate Com
mittee to be held on Friday. Aug. 3. in tho
Hoffman House. At that meeting the selec-
ton Of committee to conduct the campaign
in this state will be made.
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Named for COn1-ess.

s. d. Cook has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of the Fifth Kansas district.
The Democrats OF tho Eleventh Texas dis
trict have nominated A. W. Grain for u Nth
term.
Judge d. B. Searle Of st. Cloud has been
nominated by the Republicans in tho Sixth
Minnesota district
In the Sixth Illinois district the Peoples
party have named s. II. Bashor.
Major ID. b. Ingraham of Portland. Me-. was
nominated for Congress yesterday by the
Democrats Of tho First District
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MADISON. s. b.. July 21.-The Republican
State Convention to-day nominated for Gov
ernor +. T. Shlden. farmer. and an able man
and general favorte: Secretary of State.
Thomas ThorsCn: Lieutenant Governor. G. \.
Herried: Treasurer. w. ". Taylor: Attorney
Commissioner OF Public Lands. Thomas II.
INF
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Mr.. si.d.tone,. Return to London.

LONDON. July 21.-Mr. Gladstone Is expected
to reach London tomorrow. 1t is thought
that Messrs. Healy. Dillon. and other Irish
leaders will request an early interview In ref
erence to the rumors. which have not up to
tho present been denied. that the Liberal
leaders are debating scheme to shelve homo
rule temporarily until some general reforms
can be enacted,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
A, American Accused Of Smuggling.

ROCKVILLE. ont. July u. The Custom
officers have seized u steam yacht owned by
r. H. Southgat., a vol known American hotsl
manager who is camping at Ridcnu Lake, 1t
is said that SOuthgate, who for many years
past has spent his summers on lildcau Lake.
try large quantities of z, oceries and liquors
upon which he PAID no duty.
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New ORLEANS. July 2l.-The regular Repub-
lican Convention last night while refusing to
harmonize with the Custom House Republi-
cans, and insisting upon putting out full
eento,a Ticket, spnoin,eda s axnrv e1m
and acc II the other faction had amy terms Of
agreement to offer. Il Is probable that unless
there will lie two Republican candidates nom
mated in each Of the districts-ths First. Sec
ond. Third. and Sixth-in which tho Republic
cans have any chance Of success.
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THE NEXT PARLIAMENT.
Mr.. Giadstone's Coming Vote OF Want of
Ionfldc ncc.

LONDON. July 21.-1t is announced that a
Cabinet council. preparatory to tho meeting Of
tho new Parliament. will he held next week.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt upon invitation.
has conferred with Labouchere and other
leading Radicals. He assured them that.
Rnie h;lI e,acfora, and nther retorms e caIcu'
lated to strengthen the Liberals in the con-
sttuencies would be pressed. 1t has been de-
oided that Mr.. Gladstone shall move an
amendment to the formal address Of tho
Queen. asking the Queen to change her ad-
c"untry has lost condolences in her present ad.
yaara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22

A horse attached to light wagon driven by
John Burke of 124 East i24th street ran away
last night on the western roadway in Central
Park, near lO2d street.
Mr.. Burke was thrown out and his right leg
was injured. He was taken home. tn. horse
was caught after hrisk chase by Policeman
Dooley OF tho mounted squad.
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wher. Yesterday. Fire. Were.

A. Nj SO <72 Pearl street. chimney nre, no dam
age; 80 222 Second street IgnatI Friedman. damage
SO; a:O7 l35 Front street. National Cordsge Com.
pany. damage s25; 10 40 2.4I3 Eighth avenue, Mary
Nadine no dsmagr. ~ 40 i2b East l2it stree. lam
age trtng
r, MILE, iE. 'inton street, MesAnr. damage
SO: "a M Norfolk street Nassau Friedman, dam
age 500: 3;+. IN Wet or!secnmd street. no lam
age; 80, 525 jO2d -tIue Me n iatnk damage
SFp 1870 l43 Fank Eett, y elerCk Bar, tok dania-
500 sl1 Joa East Ii"ih stree. Mr. kahscher. dani'
axe $3.50
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Nomenclature to Match tie Structure.

From the Chin9o Dniiv Tima
Mrs. Means tower the morning paper)-What
a hideous name! They have arrested an In.
dian out In Idaho named Zee way gooster-
kum-kan kan Je -wock- for
Mr.. Means lin great excitcment)-N Never
mind what he was arrested for! | want that
name. Give me the rnper
Why. what's the matter. jared"
That name Susan. That name!'
What OF it,!
Its what want for that new sixteen S1eGY
block I'm building on Dearoopp street!'
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Hard T,mr- far nr,nsh Cotton sp,nuer-.

InNDnS. July 2l.-ln view Of the staGnant
condition Of tn" cotton manufacturing indus
try the master cotton spinners of Lancashire
have concluded TO recommend short time and
II ! n Yer cent. reduction Oi wages fot an in
definite period or until revival NJ business.
The operative cotton sripners VIII hold a
meeting shortly to consider the proposition.
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SAN FRAScIsco. July 81. Jack Allan Of Mon
troal and Mrs. Hebden left tho ilcasanton
Hotel On Tuesday. as the discovery o! their
identity and the notori"ty which it brought
urrr them made longer rasidenc" there ur-
comfortable. II is thought they went north on
the Portland overland train,
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Connecticut Republican Convention.

HARTFORD. July 21.-The Republican State
Central Committee has selected New Haven AS
the place and Sept. as the date for tho state
vpp
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Eight New Names tho List, Two OF the
Former Twenty.rour Retiring.
The Tammnny Committee OF Twenty-four
met In the wigwnm ut IL o'clock yesterday
forenoon. Thomas F. Gilroy presided. Rich.
ard Croker was present.
The necessity Of appointing leader for each
Of the new Assembly districts was discussed.
and final y the committee nnmed new leaders
to serve until organizations in the districts
arc perfected. 1t is likely that tho leaders
named will remain In charge as permanent
leaders. for they were selected as the proper
men for the work several onths ago. The
new list III andnrs Is aR folloWS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
DIR. LESLIE E. KELLEY

Has established NJ FabyOn L. h. branch Of his ce.e
brGted Institute for the treatment oil Alcoholism tue
Morphine Habit, and Nervous Diseases For partleu
lars address wM. rySE. Babylon L. l. or call al New
York once, 7 EAgt 27thsL
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German >ocinIIst- Di.pu,ing.

BERTIN. July n. The German Socialist pa .
pers are Just now cngrossed with tho polemic
between Nullrar and i.ici kueclt. Ms to the
lert ,uli"Y to lursUed by tho palty The
Socalisl organ, lrrTc'rtS, to-day calls upon
Vol niar to lsnva III" party. a., il says. he has
shown ,,nseif out OF sympathy with it, ends
and aims. ..a
Not N'"Im- NJ the ~ GervaIS Disaster.
New YurS. who, /, was feared, had persisted in
the disaster u, 81. Gervas, 10 .Eains, are safe.
IhcGr were not Mt ST. Gervais at the time OF u. a
ra!amity and / tiers have heen received from
them dated "Chanounix. July III"
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There are eight new mon owing to tho neces-
stv 81 replacing Police Justice O Reilly. leader
of tho old Third. who is now i'll in Europe. and
whose district has been cut up and merged in
the Eighth and Eleventh districts. and John
Purcell. who succeeded the late Peter Mitchell
as loader Of the oil Fifth. which now consti-
The new men are Peter J. DornG. who is an
Alderman. ~ grocer. and a proteg6 OF Senator
rlunkitt: Thomas J. Dunn a bluestone nler-
chant: Morris Featherstune. n clerk in tho
Court of special Sessions: John B. Sexton. who
has been under sheriff for many years: Vii
vcy0r: John J. Ryan. who is the SupsF
intendent of Streets and Roads; VIII.
liam r. Stillings. the special counsel Of
tho Sheriff nnd Jncob Seabold. who is a clerk
in the Fire Department, and who for years
was one of Com NJ iss ioner burrows lieutenants
in the old Twenty. fourth district.
Mr. Purroy Thomas F. Gilroy. and James j.
Martin were continued as the Reapportion-
mont Committee. They will assist the new
leaders to organize their districts.
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SPIRES From THE 7EGEHRApn

The Indiana Democratic state Central COMMITTEES
ye,t"rdny nominated Judge Leonort Hackney al can.
dOB'e for supreme Court.
Justice lieruck has appointed the Hon AmasA
Parker receiver OF the hTm 0f Weed Parsons Co Of
Albany, and NIX I'd his bOnu ~ 5000 Oh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
The sI,,, and Know;.dc .

Essential to the production 81 the most perfect aud
popular laxative remedy known. nave enabled the Cain
fornl ti2 syrup 20 TO achieve great success In tho
reputation Of tts remedy. syrup uf tgs II 10 con
dTuRgistL.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22
Captain REDFORD BLAMED.
The Wreck Of che CITY OF Chicago Said to
he Due to Carelessnc-~.

LONDON. July 1.-THE judgment OF the
Liverpool Board of Trade in the matter Of the
wrec! Of the City Of Chicago is that the acct
dent Was due to careless navigation. and that
the certificate of Capt BEDFORD of tho City OF
Chicago should 10 suspended for nine
months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-22

New Hotk tenirai special Tours
To Niagara Falls Saratoga thousand lsnls Montreal
Ac, Cheap rAtes send for DESCRIPTIVE DAr.h. e-Ads
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JJom u, IadIrnJso'is journal.
Weary Watkins still workin the fits racket
Dismal Dawson Everywhere but Chicago.
The las time tried II thereth crowd set down
on mo an pick ell my pocket fur ~ cents.
Pui to The Test.
From n, T,di1n0pp'is Joq nal,
you say that you wouid brave death 70 my sake r"
''Nrs, GArIng
Supro'e We go AMI take a chance at ice cream
poiBOn!us.'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27

zen of Lafourche for nearly half CEN
tury, residing opposite the Town of
Thibodaux.
He represented this Parish in the
Legislature of 1867 8. He was a
genial, pleasant gentleman, aud was
favorably known and esteemed
throughout his life. He was a native
of Tennessee aud served as DepuGy
Sheriff in his native County before
immigrating to his Southern Home.
He died many years ago, and is buried
in St. Johns Cemetery.
Edward Meegel was planter near
Lockport. He was an active, and en-
ergetic Police Juror. He removed
from Carrolton, Louisiana, in which
town he served several terms as Mayor,
during and before the war.
Mr.. Meegel, was, think, German
bs birth. He was generally esteemed
and respected. He has been dead
some 20 years and is buried in the
Cemetery at Lockport. Pierre Lee
was resident of Lower Lafourche.
had served in the Jury previous to the
war, was man of some prominence in
| his portion of the Parish. He died some
| 20 years ago.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27

The Republican claim that quite as
much extravaganza was displayed
during the recent session of congress
as was INDUCED in by the much-criti-
cised List congress, has been met by
certain democratic statements and COM
parsons. The chairman of tile house
committee on appropriations shows
that the amount appropriated at the
last session was actually less by more
than $33. 3.5OO,OO0 than the appropria-
tions of the preceding session, when no
river and harbor bill was passed.
Leaving out the river and llarbor APP
propriaton. the comparison shows
over $54 900, 900 in favor of the present
congress. But of the appropriations
made this year nearly SSO,OOO,OOO was
rer dered unavoidable by legislation OF
the List congress for continuing out
lays, ard if that could have been elm
mated the total for the first session of
the present congress would have been
less by over $113,000,00O, than that of
the last session of the previous con-
gress, and less by $66, ,000,0 900 and more.
than that of the List congress. Rep
resentatives Dockery and Sayers have
Joined in statement comparing the
expenditures of the government under
the democratic administration of Pres
ident Cleveland with those of the ad-
ministrations Immediately preceding
and following it. The showing of these
figures is certainly one out of which
the Republican party can make little
campaign capital.-Ckicago Neacs.
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PAROCHIAL AFFAIRS.
POLICE JURIES.
FOR THIRTY YEARS..
BY UNCLE SILAS.

1S70.-No. 5.-1S71.
March Z, 1S70.-The Treasurer re-
ported receipts and payments of
$6400.00.
A committee was appointed to have
a revision and coditication of the Laws
of the Parish made and printed.
May Z, 1870.-The President of the
Jury was authorised to go to New Or
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27
LIST OF JURORS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Par,
iSh of LafOurche.

| hereby certify that the following persons
were drawH by the Jury commissioners of
said parish on the Ilth day Of July 1892
to serve as grand and petit Jury for the
term of said Court beginning on Monday
September Jth 1892 as follows to wit