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BAY CITY BURNED.
Property to the Value OF Over =
Million Dollars Destroyed
by Fire,
Eight Hundred buildings Devoured,
and Soma Fatalities Are
Reported.
Flint, Saginaw and Detroit Asked for
Aid IN Subdning the
Flames.


BAY CRY, Mich, July e7.--At
o'clock p. m. FIRE broke ont in the lnm-
bering mannfactory Of Miller u Turner
on the West side at the foot Of Twenty
ninth street. A brisk wind sent the
flames across Water street to the East
side, which is principally built up with
stores. hotels and restaurants, most of
which are Of wood. Within an hour
Miller 81 Turner'S entire plant had been
consumed. At this point the path OF
conhagration broadened and block after
block was swept off with terrible rapid
ity. Flint, Saginaw and Detroit were
telegraphed to for assistance and Sagi.
naw and Flint responded, each sending
one engine and quantities of hose, but
the flames continued to spread in spite oi
the efforts of the firemen and at & O'Clock
p. m. more than 800 building had beer
destroyed. Most Of the buildings burned
We're the dwellings of poor people
Many rumors are afioat as to the mum
ber Of persons who have perished but &C
far as known only one fatality is posi-
lively known. A woman was sick ii
one of the houses and perished before
help could reach herr The entire los,
viii reach upwards Of 81 ,ooo, 900.
The fre covered the territory from
the river on Thirty-third street to Nc
Cormick, north to Thirty first street
east to Marsac. north to Thirtieth, eas
to Broadway, north to Fremont, east Il
Stanton, north block and a half and
west to the river, thirty blocks in all. A
terrific wind from the southwest pre-
vailed Long charred and burning
boards were lifted up bodily by th'
wind, carried to 3 height OF 200 fest
whirled around like feathers and lodget
where enother 6se sprang up ianme
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MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA,

nell, accompanied by his wife, LEFT on
the noon train for News York TO COM
plete the mission that was interrupted
by the issue of the warrant against him
last week. Before returning he win
spend q month at the seaside TO regain
his health. He will retain counsel
while absent to take proceedings against
the Washington Post for suggesting be
was identified with Berkma1l.
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workinrmen KiIleu.

AKRON, o., July 28. During the
heavy storm Sunday evening the big
building Of the National Sewer Pipe
works at Barberton was blown down
and two workmen, James Peterson and
AZ, Bohman, were buried in the ruins,
Peterson was dead when removed by
the rescuing party and Bohman was 80
badly hurt that he may not recover.
The loss ii SO, 900.
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DROWNING ACCIDENTS.

Eieven Persons Perish Thus In Baitimors
in Two Days.
BALTIMORE, July 81. Six colored per-
sons were drowned Monday near Balti-
more by the capsixing Of row boat. A
white boy fell OFF wharf in another
part OF the city and was drowned. These
cases, with four which occurred on Sum
day, make eleven drowning accidents in
OF near Baltimore in two days.
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Militia Ordered Home,

HOMESTEAD, Jnly q. Two regimente
Of the national guard have been ordered
home and it is possible that the main
body Of the soldiers win be withdrawn
In few days.
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Conflxmed sliras. Nom r. 81.

WAsHINaToN, July s7.The senate
las confirmed the nomination of George
Shiras to be associate justice Of the
supreme court of the United States.
Several other minor nominations were
also confirmed.
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Fire ii Iowa.

CEDAR RAPIDS, July e7.--An entire
block Of business houses, eleven IN ali,
ct North e. dish, have been destroyed
by FIRE. Tie goods were mostly saved.
Loss 90, 900. The burnt district win BE-
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DO Not Need Carnegie.

PITrsBuRG, July "a. The Carnegie
company has cabled Mr.. Carnegie in re-
sponse to his query, that his presence y
not needed here, and that it Is not neces-
sary for him TO come.
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HADN'T TIME 10 WAIT.


= Long Branch BAKER Vented for Conn
plicity In ths Frick Shooting.
LoNo BRANCH, N. j., July 2z.The
police here received word from Superin-
tendent O' Mara, of the Pittsburg police,
- arre6t E. Molljck ehatged s63th being
an accessory to the attempted assassina-
tion Of H. q. Frick. Moilick was em-
ployed as journeyinan baker by ]. =.
Heidel, confectioner of this place.
When the police went to arrest him
they found that be had quietly left some
time during the afternoon. MoIlick
came to Loug Branch from New York
about three weeks ago. On Wednesday
or Thursday Of last week Mollick, as he
called himself, went to the Adams Elk
press Office and sent q money package TO
Al: Bergman, Allegheny. Postmaster
Lane was seen by the police and stated
that MoIlick had received severa, letters
through the office here. II is not known
whence his letters came. He has
watched the newspapers closely and
read them thoroughly. It il thought
the report that the police had connected
others than Berkman with the attempt
upon Mr.. Frick's life ID New York and
elsewhere frightened him away.
Arrested dollick.
PrTTsBURG, July ~. The police de-
partment has just received q, dispatch
from superintendent o'Mara, at Long
Branch, saying that at o'clock q. m. he
effected the arrest Of the German baker
MOllick who sent the express packages
containing money that were received by
Berkman IN this city last week.
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0sDeRnsli Goes u Nsw York.
Prnsuaa, July ~, Hugh O'Don-
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Rates of Advertising:

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A liberal discount to yearly adverti-
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ly Objectionable.
COLLECTIONS MADE MONTHLY.
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Whatever so-called delegates may be
chosen By any authority set
up in this parish, will no doubt attempt
to represent us in the convention called
by the Wilkinson Committee.
No Democrat who believes in the
rule OF the majority and in the perpe-
tuation of Democratic discipline
should sanction by his presence or co-
operation any attempt to select any
set Of delegates other than those III
ready chosen by the people according
to Democratic usages.
We appeal to every true Democrat,
no matter what his utilization in the
last campaign, to stand up for Demo
cratic usages Be fair and just, and
sooner or later unity and harmony
will be restored to the Democratic
ranks. But remember, that is the on
~ way in whici. such unity aud har-
mony can be brought about. The con.
slant trampling npon the rights of the
majority, will only tend to exasperate
and to widen the breach which should
be closed.
Be fair and just.
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POLITICAL MEETING.

THIBODAUX, June LIST. 1892.
The Democratic Central Executive
Committee met this day in Keefe's
Hall, Thibodaux, pursuant to the :all
Of the chairman.
DIR. t. P. Caillouet, presided, and
Edward Badeaux, acted as Secretary.
Fifteen members, constituting a quo
rum. answered roll call.
On motion Of F. w. Nichols, secon-
ded 10y C.S Mathews, the Secretary
was Instructed to Issue Il call for Il
md>s meeting 10 be held Ill Protectors
Hall, TInbedaux, Oh Monday, june Oh,
1882, for the purpose OF ratlryirg the
eieciion of he delegates to the con-
vcntiun to meet III Baton Rouge on
June 10TH, 1892.
On motion Of Edward Badeaux sec
onded by David scally, it was ordered,
that i'll future, nine members, should
constitute Il quorum of the committee.
L. p. CAILLOUET,
President.
EDWARD BADEAUX,
Secretary.
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DR.. ARTHUR BOUDRAUX,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
Of the Faculty Of Medicine
OF
Rio Janeiro, Brazil,

Having made up his mind to re-
main IN TnibudanS, has opened up an
Office en MAIN STREET, on the first
floor above the MEYER DRUG STORE.
Or. Bo"drauy, having praeticed for
oven ten year III the Capital of Brazil,
guarantees to ali those who will honor
him with their confidence, a perfect
execution Of all operations concerning
his profession.
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TURRELL PERRY EST
Taxes of 1891. amounting tc
lot Nc. G2. in T~nibodaux froptinv a.
Green st. IN
THlBODAUX BENNET
Taxes of 1891, amounting to Al
La. No. 12S, in Thibedany fr.
IN Canal 1T.
WASHINGTON RUBIN
Taxes of 1891 amounting to al
z acres Of land or lot Of ground u. /
Lafourehe CrDssiu. rigbt ha.l
bounded hy Mrs, J.. o. Ballard & r
Pierre.
WILLIAMS SOLOMON
Taxes Of 1891. amounting to
A certain lot oil groul, lower oufskirts
of Thiaodaux bounded By Narrow
Lagarde SITS.
Gu said day of sale I viii sell sue,, N.
OF ZACH of sad spefic property as earh Al
shall point ont, and in case the dehtar 4
not point out sufficient property. v6i
once and without further delay sell the /.
quantity of said specific, properly n
debtor which any bidder viii blv \
amonnt of the taxes, ntsxess .aal cAsfs
by said debtor. The sale Will be withnr,
praisennert for cash in tegaf lander mors
United states. and the PROPERTY sold la
redeenIblc at any time fof the spaae IA
var by paving the price given with "a
cent and eos = added sfs p K. InRH,
June 4th, 1872. Sheriff and Tex Colles
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THAT CALL

A call has been issued by a body of
men stirling themselves the 'Demo-
cratic Central Committee of Lafour-
che" for Il mass meeting to be held in
this town on Monday next to select
delegates to the State Convention
called by the Foster Committe for
June 18th inst. This so-called Cen
trail Committee does not represent the
regular Democratic organization of
Lafourche and is without authority to
issue any mandate in the name of that
Democracy.
Our readers are well acquainted
with every measure adopted by the
Democracy OF Latourche in the late
fight from its inception up to the pre-
sent time, aud know that the Demo-
Gratis of Latourche held, according to
Democratic usages, a general primary
election on February 18th, last, for the
purpose, amongother things, of electng
delegates to a parish convention to Sc
lect a parish central Committee and
delegates to the State Convention.
when called, to nominate presidential
electors and select delegates to the ma
tional convention.
4 They also know that the delegates
so elected at the February primary
metregularly in conventionin this town
on February the Goth, formed a Demo-
cratic Parish Central Committee for
Iafourche, which is now the only
legitimate committee in the parish the,
opinion of political casuists to the
contrary Notwithstanding. and elected
the following delegation to represent
Lafourche in the State Nominating
Convention, viz:
Ernest Roger, Hon Clay KDobloch,
Wm. II. Raglan, b. A. Wormald, l.. p,
Caillouet, Marcellin Bergeron, Dr..
John Gazzo, Allen Smith, Edgar Bar
rios, |. d. Moore, Edmund Bourgeois.
L. A. Trosclair, Theodule Bourg and
Joseph o. Toups.
The above gentlemen are the only
duly accredited delegates of Lafourche
to the Democratic State Convention
and we presume will represent Lafour-
che in that convention. We believe
that the true convention is the one
called by the Jastremski State Central
Committee, and we trust the above
named gentlemen will go to that con-
vention. The authority which called
that convention, represents the
principles contended for by the vast
majority of the Democrats of this
parish-individual liberty and che rule
of the majority.
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Do not forget that to-day and ]
morro", "A Grand Fair is given 4
Lockport for the benefit OF the Loek
port Public School. An excursion VII
be given Oh tomorrow moruing0B III
splendid Stmr. "Louisianap from
Ihlhodaux to the fair. The steameI
viii leave her mooting in Tniboaaur
at ~ a, m, and will stop at aIlintemes
diato landings between this and LDek.
port. Fare ftom Thib0daux sl00
from St. Charles Chapel. 75cts. /
splendid opportunity to srend i
pleasant day i'll Lockport, and help
good cause.
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Mr.. Juge offered a resolution direct
ing the ways and means committee to
insert IL clause in the general license
bill to comp ell all persons selling goods,
wares, etc, to nay a license, whether
planter, store Keeper Dr. otherwise.
We hope the suggestion will be act
ed upon and adopted. We never
could see any reason for discriminate
ing in favor of plantation stores or
shops in the matter of licenses. The
discrimination was no doubt made on
the plea of favorlng the laborer, by en-
abling the employer to sell cheaper.
That may be very plausible in theory
but in practice it works just the other
way Whatever comes out of the reg
ulation plantation store costs dearer
to the employee than even at a fourth
class cross-road shop. Show no favors
to the plantation store /; if licenses is
exacted from other stores, let the plan
tation store contribute, too.
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4 bill hy Nj. Dossat, of Assnmption,
s.makinr living in wait armed with a
dangerous weapon il crime punishable
at hard labor for not less than five nor
more than ten years" has finally pass
ed the house by Il vote of IS to 2.
We believe this is a good bill and
we trust il will become a law. The
necessity of such IA law was first called
to the attention of the public by the
Hon. L. z. Caillouet, in 1890 in his re-
sport us District Attorney to the Attor-
ney General.
The Attorney General concurred
with Judge Caillouet at the time aud a
bill was introduc d in the Senate, cov-
er:ng the matter of Mr.. Dossat's bill
but on factions opposition at the time,
it failed to lass the Senate.
In his report Judge Caillouet ex-
pressed his views thus
III think we should have a law pun
ishIng the lying i'll wait nth intent
commit murder or to do some great bod
lily hurt. As it is, there is 30 law pun
fishing such an act, unless an actual at
tempt is made and Il wound results
therefiom. But, surely, when a man.
with murder in his heart, proceeds so
far, III the eudeavor to execute his dia-
bolieal design, as to ambush himself
for his intended victim. and is only
frustrated i'll his wickedness by the
failure of his victim to happen by, or
some other circumstances beyond his
control, he certainly deserves, and
ought to linear, Il severe penalty than
the mere Inconvenience inv lived in
being bouad owe to keep the peace,
the only remedy now existing"
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EDWARD BADEAUX,
Secretary.
TuIBoDAUx, June 1st. 1892.

TEIBoDAUX, June LIST. 1892.
Pursuant To IL resolution, adopted
this day, Os the Democratic Central
Executive Committee of Lafourche
Parish, The Democratic voters OF said
Parish a:c requested to assemble III
mass meeting at Protectors Hall, Thi-
bodaux. on Monday, June 9th, at II
O'Clock 2. NJ, for the purpose of rati-
tying the election of delegates to the
Democratic Convention to be held in
the city OF Baton Rouge on June 10Th,
1892.
DR.. T. p. CAILLOCET,
Chairman.
EDWARD BADEAUX,
Secretary.
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In keeping with the above is Mr..
P~rudhomme's bill, reported favorably,
by the Judiciary Committee, ito en-
courage the freedom of trade and to
forbid the issuance by merchants or
corporations of tickets redeemable on
ly in goods at their own places of busi-
nes."
Exact a license from all stores, and
prohibit the issuance oftickets, wheth-
er fol-. wages or other value received,
redeemable only in goods in certain
stores or places, or with certain per-
sons, and you put the plantation or
farm stores under such restraints as
will give the employee some freedom
of trade. He is free to go and trade
where he can get the greatest return
or the worth of his dollar.
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NOTICE TN en-
DITTO RS.
OFFICE STATE Tax CouLEcYOR
Parish OF Lafpurcbe .Juna 4 fDQg

Parish OF Lafpurche June 1 Iasz
Ih conformity with Section 63 Act Is. moi
is hereby given to all prrties bolaSA
mortgage upon real estats located in Psuss
OF Laioarcbe on which taxes for the ~
1881 have not been paid. that l win MI
the sale OF the same at the coutthouse ~
on July 2i, 1892, and that a number Of pieel
OF prarerty SO de inqnent are now being "a
verfised III this newspaper. iu cauforais1
with the law, preparatory to such sal
The attention of mortgage creditors ID n
p cialiy called to these advertisements /
tax sales. and they are warned to take mel
steps prior to the sales as may be- uecessarl
to protect their rights.
P. E. LDRl0.
sheriff j. Tax Collects
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The ofieers-eIect in some parishes
have already qualified and been in
Quoted into office While in other
parishes they have not yet received
their commissions. What is the cause
OF this unnecessary delay
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court. Parish
of Lafourche siae.
Succession of Justilien Foret and Goa
muaity. No. 1858 Pr0Bates.
WHEREAS ELLIS FoRET OF sal

WHEREAS ELLIS FORET OF SAID.
parish has made application to be ar'
noInted ah'. named adininistratorofth the afoFs-
said estate aud community.
Now therefore al persons are hereby
warned ard notified to file their upposltioas
TO The said application in writing with ihsl
elerk 81 said Court at his office In the towa III
f~htbobAux ten days after the first pubsca-
tioil hereof otherwise the said applicant wlh
ne named aud appointed as such adminlsEra-
tor as required by faw.
{c~~ WITNESS my hard and the Impress q
{arS.l my seal Of Office this lne 18th DIR
aN~S) of May A. D.. 1892.
j. w. KNOBL0GH,
u Clerk Of said Court
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Democrats sllould go to the Baton
Rouge Conventions with a view to har-
monizc the party, if it can be done
without sacrificing principles. Prin-
ciples first, e~xpediency in the second
place. s
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SATURDAY JUNE A.. 1892.
EDITORIAL NOTES

The senatorial fight is still on and
the solution is not in sight. The
deadlock may last a good while yet.
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There was a gathering of Fosterite
leaders in this town on last Wednes-
day, and meeting held by them at
their usual place of meeting. Gu
bono.
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And as a result the grade of labor
will he raised. The laborer will be
free and untrammelled ; he will feel
that he is working for something /;
that he can 60 and spend his earnings
where lie lists and where he can get
the best bargains, he will experience
more contentment of heart and work
more clleerfully. The employer may
lose his trading but he will gain in the
Improvement of his labor. Both the
employer and the employee will be
the better off for the change
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On last Saturday. Gov. Foster made
his appointments of police Jurors for
the parishes Of Assumptions. st. James
and Caddo. Next!
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No Circuit judges elected yet and
the divers aspirants still sit on the
proverbial "rasged edge of uncertain
ty.n .e.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
.lSal Judicial District Court Parish .
Lafourche.
Henry Kee1er as. No. o6O3 Hrs.
Caroline Pierre Ell ais.

Caroline Pierre ct ais.
DuRSUANr TO A JUDGMENTRENDER-
Ed on tho lIth day 81 August 1871 " ts
ABOVE entitled Cours az the above entitled ana
nun bered case and in obedience to . con-.
mission to me directed bearing date OF April
2hth 1871 l viii offer fer sale at public aucEoa
pursuant e. law TO the last anu highest ba
DER at the Court House in the town OF Thipe
daux on
SATURDAY JUNE ith, 1892,
between th- hours of III o'clock a. M, and !
0 clock p. III. the following described properly
10 ttiect Il partition between tue pialhRA
Henry Keller and the defendants Mrs. CtfS
hne fIerre individually and as natural InlriA
81 her Miners. Louisa, Felix, kacael. JOSE
phlne, Edna and Essie Pierre in the following
described property t0-wit:
A certalu fractional lot of ground OF LOVE-
lot, being the E1sterru halt OF lot No, 10Y
one hundred and thirty five on the plan o. ss
town VI IlfIGtu4uA. said fractional i0t y
ground mrnsuring forty eight fiSl iest troes
on Crazy Stteet by the whole drpth OF MY NY
lines: said portion of lot being b0unoea
North or II front by Crazy street west y
the other portion vi said lot formerly peisnA
Tug TO BcliOu'e Lcrette, now 10 john t hir
daux. South by lot No. l3S and East ~ y
No. Lob. Together with all the buildings Ana
improvements thereon Oh the following tet"1
aud conditions to-wit.
For cash 10 effect said partition.
April 3Oth 1882. p. Il. L0RlO.
Sheriff of Lafoureno'