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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-03

We are happy to announce that the
horse stolen from Mr.. Clement Ber-
trand On Wednesday evening the
23rd ult., opposite the Thibodaux
bridge. has been found by some n
reading the advertisement in our
columns, and same has been returned
to it's owners. There is nothing like
advertising /; it pays.
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NERVE FAG.-That tired feeling,
lervousness, irregularities, suppress
sion, and all diseases of the female Or
gans are immediately relieved and
promptly cured by using the great
southern f%avorite, Creole Female Ton
Z. 1t will build up weakly women
Sna make them strong. 1t restores
color To The cheeks.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-03

A, prize fight will take place at
Bell Rose, Assumption, La, under the
auspices of the Belle Rose A. Club, on
December 18th. 1892. at 8 p. m.,
between Frank Lafonnta, the los lbs.
champion of the South, and Billy
Steadman of CINCINNATI for a purse
of 100000.
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SOLD ON ITS MERITs.-Preston'sH He'd
AXE is an unfailing cure for any and
every form of headache. 1t will cure
your headache in Is minutes. 1t is
guaranteed to do that or money refund
cd. Did You ever receive a fairer Of
ferf If it does not do what we claim
we don't want your money. No cure,
no pay.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoTICE.-TAX PAYERS are hereby
no,;6ed that all unpaid taxes will bear
. o,o interest per month after Dec. 81
1soe and in accordance with existing
iaw 7 will seize and advertise for sale
al movable property owing tax after
.nory 91st 1898. p. E. LORIO,
Tar oS ,q2. Shorthand Tax Coll.
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Won MUsL Stop COUGHING Mars
.aon,s Pectoral Balm is a certain and
snerdy cure for all coughs and colds.
II gives relief at once, and permanent
cure when used according to direc-
t;ons. 1t is not an experiment. 1t
has been tried for 25 years. Sold by
druggists.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-03

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
"a q p~opuiar preparation in one bottle,
and eoiors evenly brown or black.
ANY person can easily apply it at
home.
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Il is strang e that some people will
suffer for years from rheumatism
rather than try such IN approved
Standard remedy as Ayers Sarsapa-
Mia; and that, too, in spite of the
assurance that it has cured so many
others who were similarly afflicted.
Give il Il trial.
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See elsewhere tile advertisement Of
the "Arti edge plantation for sale or
rent, by Mr.. IL. Tetreau, one of III
esteemed townsmen.. Being in close
proximity of the "Lafourche Refinery"
IT is a very desirable sugar farm.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-03

Our young friend, Earle Knoblock
has completely recovered from his ac-
cident on last Sunday evening. See
account of same in French.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-03

Mr.. Simon Abraham bought the
property seized and sold on las t
saturday. in the case If Simon Abra-
aam VS.. No. 2504 Bernard Penouilh h,
Tutor.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she WIS C Child, she cried for Castoria.
"nen she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
"neo she had Children, she gavethen Castoria.
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Female Weak ness Positive Cure.

To THE EDITOR Please inform
your readers that ! have d positive
remedy for the thousand and one ills
which arise from deranged female or
eans. | shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy FREE to any lady
il they will send their Express and P.
%. address. Yours respectfully,
DR.. A. C. MARCHISI, UTICA, N. Y.
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PLEASE REMIT.-Those indebted to
the .Thibodaux Sentinel" are respect
fuIly requested to remit.
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Don't grumble if certain matters
have been left out this week-we will
write them up next week.
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Notice to Direct Tax Payers.

MR. EDITOR Il desire to inform all parties
who have paid to the U. S. Government
what is known as the Direct Tax that
have made arrangements with a competent
gentleman at Baton Rouge, which will ena-
BILE me to make prompt collections of said
tax. Parties who are in doubt as to wheth-
er they are entitled to be refunded said tax,
can ascertain whether they are or not by
calling on me at my ONCE, where they will
of this parish but of all the parishes of this
state. 1 have on hand all the forms for
proof and Neutrality-suspicious. by the Com
missioners entrusted by the Governor with
the distribution of this tax l assure those
who will entrust me with the collection of
their said AK, prompt and faithful atten.
ton to their interest.
H. N. COULON,
Thibodaux La. Notary Public.
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

taken for consumption, in it's early
stages, checks further progress of
the disease, and even in the later
stages, it eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. It is agreeable to the taste,
needs but small doses, and does not
interfere with digestion or any of
the regular organic functions. AS an
emergency medicine, every house.
hold should be provided with Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
Having used Ayers Cherry Pee
toral in my family for many years, I
can confidently recommend it for all
the complaints it is claimed to cure.
Its sale is increasing yearly with me,
and my customers think this prepa-
ration has no equal as a cough-cure."
IS. w. Parent, Queensbury, N. B.
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

Has nc equal for, the prompt relief
and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs,
Group, Hoarseness, Loss Of Voice,
Preachers Sore Throat, Asthma,
Bronchitis, La Grippe, and other
arrangements of the throat and
lungs. The best-known cough-cure
in the world, it is recommended by
eminent physicians, and is the favor
tie preparation with singers, actors,
preachers, and teachers. 1t soothes
the in1amed membrane, loosens the
phlegm, stops coughing, and induces
repOSe. ~.
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See proceedings of the Town Coun-
Gil on first page.
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district Court meets in Thibodaux
nn next Monday. civil term.
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1000 Gallons Cistcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, SO
a. Riggs & Bros. 80 Perdido st. New Orleans
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TAXPAYERS. = Remember
that after December 31st, 1892, all un-
Maid taxes will bear interest at the
rate of n oIo per month.
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FOR SALE

A COMPLETE VEINS PUMP, ENGINE
~ and Boiler. in Ma nolia Grove Plan
tation, OPPOSITE abadieville.
Apply to LEWIS BROS,
No. so Tchoupitoulas &c act, New Orleaa
May ID, 80
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
Am Available Sugar Farm.

THE ARTREDGE PLANTATION, SITUA-
i ted in the Parish of Lafourche, on the
right bank of the Bayou Lafourche, at about
81 miles above the Town OF ~Thibodaux, in
Has one hundred and twenty acres of first
years stubbles from this years plant cane,
and enough seed cane properly windrowed
to plant this coming year so acres.
Apply to
H. TETREAU,
Dec. 3-92.1m. Thibodaux, La.
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SHE LOOKED LIKE DIss DEBAR.
Mrs. Doan Asked q Policeman the Way Ia
nm Insane Asylum.

Mrs. Doan Asked n Policeman the Way to
nm Insane Asylum.
A large woman. dressed in black. walked up
to Policeman King OF the Broadway squad. at
Fourteenth street. yesterday morning and
said:
Can you direct mo to a lunatic asylum ?"
what do you want of lunatio asylum ?"
asked tho officer.
Il want to be put in one I'm violent
rave and I tear. and no one can control me.
Can't you see me rave and te8r2"
Tho officer couldn't, but he took her to JET
ferson Market Court. She beguiled the way
by making sudden leaps from time to time
and grabbing at her arms. This. she OK
planned to the officer. was because invisible
people kept sticking pins into her.
excla lined: Why. rs Diss Debarr' There
was the same rotnndity OF figure; the same OK;
pressons animating tho same features. and
the same sty 10 OF dress and action. But when
the prisoner began to speak the likeness end
ed. In a low tone she said that she WAS Mar
garet Doan Of SOL Broome street, where she
lived with her husband. Valentine. who Is en-
pNyed in tho Fletcher Iron Works. Hoboken.
am "a years old. judge" she said. land
I have nine children. When get feeling
queer no one can control mo. and am afraid
She was sent to Bellevue for examination as
to her sanity.
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DETECTIVE KEMP'S EXPLOIT.
Killed q Dog at the First Shot-The Circum.
stances were UnusuRI.

Killed a Dog at the First shot-The Circum.
stances were Unusual.
A 12-year-old girl ran bareheaded into the
, Thirtieth street station house yesterday af-
ternoon.
I'm Detective Kcmps sister-in-law." she
cried. In breathlese excitement. Our dogs
gone mad across the street. and we want i'm
to come over and shoot i'm"
Sergeant Sheldon looked across the way and
saw hound lcaping up at tho windows of 141
with froth dripping from his mouth.
He rang tho bell for the reserves and shouted
for Detective Kemp and Doorman Meehan.
While the reserves were assembling Kemp
and Meehan dashed up the stairs Of the tene-
ment. Tho detective found his mother-in-law
and the rest OF the family in n trembling group
in the dining room. They had shut the dog
In the parlor. Kemp drew his seven shooter
and Meehan seized a rope and hs Silly made it
The dog scooted under o bed in the bedroom
and snarled and barked Meehan managed to
catch his leg In the lasso and yanked him out
OF tho retreat
Then Meehan held the dog up by both hind
legs. and Detective Kemp. who is crack shot.
and fred. 1t was close-range marksmanship.
The dog gave one gasp and dropped to tho
DIGESTIVE Kemp received the thanks Of his
mother-in-law calmly. put his seven shooter
back In his hip pocket. and ran back to the
station and told Sergeant Sheldon that the
Thank goodness" exclaimed the twenty
policemen simultaneously. and they returned
to their interrupted game OF mugG1ns.
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JOTIINGS ABOUT TOWN

Tho Union League Club adopted last night lot Of
.d I'm Ths m Il: Ip 3, ,a On
ssa n n the ans T IN
p;.:ssss s..s Of ana G@:xs
upon Mayer Grant to pTS,a; axaf sr t r.:
ssw College building on tie BI0om"sdAls Asylum
mem Saisis Snion issued cal ye:sJd.y 70 si,y6:
bakers unions IN 'hs state to- E" IN ASsny on Arm
Within s a SCOPE t9s q s IN
Gov Flower has granted requisiion for the extra
dillon Of s5r'ott ,swe;.r formerly in .hs
s s%pGy 81 Ti .n.s Haio IN prison u
III Gsy inS. from H. So 1885,
.eIsn SsalsSa street.! :n.YI S xs5:
der Slnyt FOR trial upon the charge OF stealing thr
snS la. g fs two ss s q
guilty and the other convicted.
the fTyss su TAS on s Elm
Tor az 70 his sanity examined yester
f fad decdsa tia. Ease was not one Tor an
1S h VIII sS and
n. ri
iaise pre,.ncss from Charles H. simpson. brStsr q
IA 10 b. SstS" :y. r.s.nn: :s
sa.h washer and ;"d an Interest In both patents 10
nswed on, condition that Mrs. farsn stevens. vii"
%rsy ~ Ing S's s s SS e. The The
ss used TFssp SRs; s n: .r
IT, The Ia. ana y ,ss " has refused
rrs.dsnt Of ths Lawyer. surety tompany The cap.
L. u, ar. are E LII. s Ses CONF %:
Eany building % Nassau street The general nature "i
i.i..E. Isqaiisa " law 20 be by person. or cor
FRAN. sDsy viii resign and 50 into Il. sslssss
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THE STORM rs At OUR DOORS.
They Had Gales and snow Banks Ycster.
day in Washington and Up the State.

WASHINGTON. March 10.-A severe rain storm.
ACCOMPANIED by wind that attained great
velocity. pissed over Washington shortly after
noon to-day. Many people were taken Off
their feet by the wind. and some OF them wero
injured. Tho wife OF Senator Palmer was ap-
preaching the Capitol on foot when the storm
broke. She was lifted up and thrown against
some steps, receiving deep cut in her head
Mrs. Palmers wound was dressed in the Capt.
tol. and she was taken to her home. Two
other ladies were taken of their feet by the
wind at the east entrance to the Senate. and
one OF thom was stunned The air was spring.
like when tho rain began. but half an hour
afterward severe snow storm was raging.
LocKroRT. N. Y. March 1O-1t Is showing
hard throughout western New York tonight.
with northwest gale.
HEADING. Pa. March 10.-The nor wester
reached this section this afternoon. and the
mercury fell ten degrees inside OF an hour.
It has been showing hard since r NJ. With
Ss sss sGs Let sss
gale oil dry During the heavy wind storm
avenue and Iead de street in course Of CON.
VII s Tiy sssssi sssSl Ss si
OMAHA. Neh.. March 1O.-The wind storm OF
the Inst twcntyfour hours has abated: A num-
residence aud business blocks in course Of
erection COLLAPSED before the wind,
day and to-day was the worst this city has
ever known. Inside, Of ten hours the Their
momcter fell from 81 degrees to q below zero.
night hundreds OF business men and women
after ma king vain efforts to reach their homes.
turned back and spent tho night In their
offices or nearby hotels. Public buildings
were converted INTO lodging houses for strand;
in the he city jail Many men and women were we're
badly frozen, some OF whom were taken to the
hosrith All trains and street cars are still
and everybody IL hard at work clearing the
strects. which are almost i'm pa Ssahlo.
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MRS. REYy0LDs'S FATAL FALL.
Killed Almost in Sight OF Her Bedridden
Son.


MooREsrowN. N j.. March 1O-Mrs. Stephen
Reynolds. wife OF one OF the best-known men
In this part OF New Jersey. was nursing her
sick son. who was suffering from heart disease
and unable to move. this morning. and
after giving the boy drink Of water. started
to descend the stairs. In some way she tripped
and fell to the bottom. Her neck was broken.
and death must have been instantaneous
There was no one In the house except the
sick boy and his mother. Two younger chill
dren were playing in the yard. From the posi-
ton Of the sick boys bed he could see the
head OF the stairs. and he saw his mother trip
and fall. Not herring any sound after the
scream which she uttered as she, fell he con-
badly Injured. He tried to rise. he says. but
fell back unable to do SO. He then tried to
call out, and after a long time the children
heard him and ran into the house romping.
Not finding their mother on the first floor.
they went up stairs to find her. The stairs are
old -fashiAped. and terminate In a door at the
last step Mrs. ReynolGos body lay directly
against the door. and when. after much
trouble. they had unfastened the catch. the
door. borne outward by the weight Of tho
body. sprang open and the body rolled out.
who was passing ran into the house.
The knowledge OF his mothers death was
kept from the sick boy. and her absence has
sprained her ankle He is suffering greatly
from the shock he experienced when he saw
his mother fall and from the suspense he ell
dured before help came.
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WAS THE WOMAN BABE IRvfN0s
Ono or Her stockings Missins from she
l,orvs.-Her stosktng Was Her Farsi.

One or Her Stockings MISSING iro"
torpss-Her stosktns Wss her r"rs''
The woman calling herself Bella Irving. VINO
died in the New York Hospital on Wednesday
afternoon. received tho fracture OF the skull
which caused her death under circumstances
fiat ara deemed peculiar. For the rast two
Years she had occupied second-story doupie
fiat At 2l2 East Thirty-ffth street. At hrst q
younatsh man. who was supposed to be her
husband. paid her visits. Aftcrward she SUP
Let one OF tho fats to Byron Gilbert. originally
a Pittsburcher. and now the NewYork agent
OF gas stove concern. who. with his wite anu
two children. occupied II UP to yesterday.
MIRA Irving dressed we'll and paid her ront
regularly with money which came once
month from Washington. sent 1t was pre-
sumed. by hor husband. from whom. she saio'
abe had been separated. She had previously
accounted for his infreauent visits by giving
his occupation as . commercial traVe!ie!'
When she talked OF him she generally added:
th xGu ones sy sseed nj oes sS
Inspector Byrnes who. she said: l,.e oi a.
her shs had psp9Ss tS dsn sat Il
There was enough money left after Gsylng
iDr to supply Mrs. Irving with plenty q liquor
1t became known to the other inmates o. me
SSs sqs H. hs u. enc s5sk es
sss wSS dt Afs2Ir sd
6 sS' 3d. sS 'SSs se f fns sno
Hlghtgoyn, and Sitting, on B, the t diasda
Mrs Gilbert fell asleep Some time nlter VI nT
She looked out Of the open window and saw
which the They we're .h wo when
abe went to sleep. and Mrs. Gilbert, surrnising
w wns mot naa mssns from her
" HTh,as ia Mrs eI irving" .,,...,-
recognized was because the face as wei! as the
top OF the head had been crushed IN by me iail
from tho high socond-story window to tho
sSd to have kent her money
in her stockngs.thst Is she I Kept hs all put
few dollars there so that enc Sse ne rh bs
she wore her stockings to bed.
Ono OF her stockings w8s missing wn n,,,i sne
found nsensibe on he oSsr hsr
rent was due yesterday. at least that amount
should have been there and she was aecus; ;
toned to keep considerable sums on mana all
Mr. Giborts removal from the hous., yester-
day was said to be in accordance with pre-
esth 81 to ae
t" Sie wost Thirty-feurth street: .n,.,,n,
about Bella Irving but II she Tas fhS woman sna
said. know ali about her. There is 60, d rea-
son to i.elieve That she was Babe Irving. sis
ter Of the NOTORIOUS crook John Irving M Mo
oftsr visited. The Public Adminlstrator was
notified to take possession OF her sne t; until
heard from,
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The Weather.

Tho severe storm that was coming eastward from
the Lake Superior region spread out yesterday but its
severity somewhat modified. The centre ex.
banded. covering tho country from Lake Michigan to
the middle Atlantic coast Tho high winds continued
over the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys and tho upper
lakes assuming the form Of blizzard" on account OF
O driving snow and q cold On the east OF the
centre the winds became high southeast blowing from
20 to 81 miles an hour. Snow was falling In Mtnne-
sofa, Michigan. Wisconsin. Illinois. Iowa. Missouri.
Indiana. Ohio. Pennsylvania and few fnrries over
this neighborhood. Tho fall heaviest In Minne'
sofa measuring from half foot to foot and a half.
In tho middle Atlantic and lower New England States
tho advance Of the storm was folt In light rain.
The cold covered all the States from Manitoba
and tho upper lakes south to tho Gulf and from Kansas
eastward to the Allegheny Mountains. Tho coolest
place Minnedosa. 24a below zero. Abilene Tex.
had freezing weather. The wave will consid-
cradle fall in temperature here and will remain cool
until Sunday.
Clear weather prevailed the Southern States and
OF the Mississippi. 1t WAS warmer over Montana
Rain with few hurries Of began in this city At
4PM. Highest ofdcial Temperature +7e; lowest 87',
average humidity. u per cent wind southeast aver
age velocity 16 miles hour: highest. 81 miles At
SIN
The Thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In The suH
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uoulD RATHER DIE THAN BE BLIND.
Grat.er's Eyrsight was Injured by the Fire
Of Friends Cigar.

Grat.er's Eyrsight was Injured by the Fire
ola Friends Cigar.
julius CRATER killed himself ct his home.
5l4 East Eiehty-fourth street. yesterday
morning. He was clothing cutter. and was
81 years old. Twenty years ago he mot with a
singular accident. which caused him many
days OF pain and was the indirect cause OF his
killing himself.
He met friend whom no had not seen for
years. The friend WAS smoking. AMI in his
delight at meeting Orator embraced him.
His cigar entered Gratzer's eye and weak
ened 1t greatly. A year ago his sight
began to fail rapidly. and three months ago he
was obliged to stop work. The prospect OF
ultimate blindness preyed upon his mind: He
got up yesterday morning seated himself IN 3
chair in the dining room. and shot himself
through the head with 3S-calibre bullet. He
leaves wife and daughter and two sons.
James Oelsen. Swede, ~ years OLD. MAGE
determined effort to kill himself yesterday:
He was employed rs car, cleaner on the Third
ing since he separated from his wife several
weeks ago. TYH weeks ne hrea
at o'clock yesterday morning. and Mrs Lin:
a glass with his clothing saturated with blood
and blood stained razor in his hand. He
had cut his throat and gashed both his wrists.
Policeman Curtis had him removed to the
Harlem Hospital. The surgeons there fear he
will die.
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4 MUSICIANS RUIN:
violinIst Luhmnn Buys His Drink with tho
Money Earned By His Children.

money Earned DE- hls Shuoren.
Twenty years ago Henry Luhman' the
prizo violinist at the Conservatory OF N SIC at
Leipsig. He married. and after tn, birth Of
his first child came to America with his wife
and baby and settled in New York. Here he
found steady employment in theatre orches-
tras, and was prosperous and Apply.
Several years ago Luhman became addicted
to drink. He lost his employment The fam
lily were obliged to change their quarters fre,
poorer. lodgings. Two years, ago Mrs; Luh-
man died. and Luhman and his six children
went to live in the rear OF 227 Lewis street.
OF tho $3.50 earned each week by the three
Oldest boys they gave ST.. 80 to the father.
who was doing no work with the understand:
ing that he was to provide for the Family and and
he spent the money for drink and beat the little
children unit IL neighbors complained to the
Gerry society. Officers Beecher and Dietz
found the young ones half starved an. and tt, the
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Justice Taintor held Luhman for trial; Two
OF tho children we're committed to the Amer1-
can Female Guardian Society.