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A Destructive Party.

there are very few questions On
Which the States differs from Mr.. Cleye-
land. But there is one proposition he
laid down IN his speech in Madison
Square Gardens when he was formally
notified ofhis nomination for President.
which we DO not fully endorse. In
that speech Mr.. Cleveland declared
that ''the Democratic party is not a
destructive party" AS we have said,
we az OF different mind on this point.
Indeed, considering the work the Dem
ocratic party has il hand and its ends
and purposes, it appears to us to be
about the most destructive patty that
has ever appeared on the fed. Thus.
its business and its purpose is to des-
troy the Republican party; to exter-
inmate NE protective system; to W.te
ont the present FedeIal Adm;uistra-
ton; to smash into smithereens all such
demago9ic platforms is the Ocala de-
mands; to extinguish the so called
Peoples party; to knock the spots out
of lllegitlmate trusts and combines: to
WalloW the Plato tracy aHd to tear into
shreds number Of OTHER m0nstI0us
evils that have sprung up ana grown
into power anJer the auspices 81 the
Republican party. This is enough de
structive work on hand to entitle the
Democratic party to be called a destruc-
tive party. Indeed, if it don't make
wreck and ruin..of all these .hings when
it gets into power; if, in short, it does
not then prove itself to be a destruc
tive party,it will forfeit the respect and
confidence of the people.-Daily States.
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ed. to be liquitatcd with Parrish bonds.
December s, 1866 4 resolution was
passed requesting our Senator's and
Representatives III Congress toendeav-
or to obtain appropriations to dredge
Bayou Lafourche which was fast filling
up below Raceland. A License law
was enacted and an adyalorem tax of
four mills was LEVIED ON ali taxable
property, for the year 1857. An APP
preparation of 100000 was made to
my current expenses for the year.
The Treasurers' report shows that
he has paid Parish warrants since June
last the sum of $5036.4S, and on ac-
count of the Public School Fund tllo
sum of $1759.SS.
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Ordinance No

Levying a tax for the year 1892 on all prop
erty situated in the Parish Of LafOurche sub
ject to taxation under the Constitution Of
1879.
Sec. lst Be it enacted by the Police Jury
in regular session convened
That an advalOrem tax of eight mills on the
dollar, be and is hereby levied for the cur
rent year, 1892 Eighteen Hundred and nine.
two, on all property situated in the Parish of
Laf0urche, not exempt from taxation uuder
the Constitution of 1879.
Sec. 2nd. Be it further enacted &C.. That
the said tn K, " hen collected shall be appor-
toned and set apart us follows:
First. Four & Mills shall be set apart for
the current expenses of the Parish, including
all salaries of officers of the Parish. and shall
be denOminated the GENERAL FUND.
Second, Two and p quarter Mills shall be
set apart and used for the support ANA main
tenance of the Public Schools. and small be
designated as the PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND.
Third, One-half Mills shall be set apart, to
purchase, build. or rent. school houses. im-
proving and repairing the same now in use
by the Parish School Board, paying the salary
Of the superintendent, and other incidental
expenses. and shall be designated the PUB
Lie SCHOOL HOUSE FUND.
The Public School, and Public School House,
funds, shall be subject to the legal order of
the School Board of the Parish of LatOul che.
Fourth, One Mill shall be set apart and us
ed as the Drainage Fuud under Ordinance
No. l68 passed by this body July II, 1888.
and to be expended as therein provided for
Sec 3rd. BE it enacted &c, That this Or
dinance shall take effect from and after its
Adopted and Approved, July 9th. 1892.
ST. GRISAMORE, Pres't P. Jury
HIN COULON. Clerk.
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The four hundrcdth anniversary of
the discovery of America by Columbus
will be commennrated by the issue of
a volume by the Geographical Society
Of Germany. Its editor has visited all
tse principal libraries Of Italy in search
Of material, and has found great deal
q. IT, The volume will contain forty
hsy maps relating to the discovery Of
+he New World, not less than thirty
one of which are new in the sense of
mover having been published. The
Emperor has contributed $4,000 marks
towards defraying the cost.
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Facts Laid Bare.

Mr.. Harrison,s effort through MI.
Chris Magee to patch mp the Carnegie
labor troubles until after election is
not at all surprising, but it comes too
late. 1t is natural that Mr.. Harrison
should desire to postpone conflict
which clearly reveals the fact that Me
Kinley protection is for the benefit OF
wealthy employers. that it gives moth
ing to laborers. but on the contrary
enables employers 10 make good their
campaign contributions forits eoatiu-
uance by reducing the wages of their
employees or by turning them aarift ana
employing cheap imported laborers n
their stead. But the case has already
made all these facts pateot to in5e'd-
gent workmen. and any late-comin g
postponement Of the struase will 10
more deceive the workmcn Of the coun-
try than the eleventh-h0ur compromise
in the Tribune office has deceived or
ganized labor as 20 Mr.. White'aw
Reid's attitude towards the printers
union.-N. 7. World.
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THE POLICE JURY
OFFICIAL PROCEEDTNGg
State of Louisiana. Parisl, of Laiourche. :
Thibodaux. La, Aug. 9th, 1892.

State of Louisiana. Parish of Laiourche.
Thibodaux. La, Aug. 9th, 1892. :
The Police Jury of the Parish Of Latourche
,, met this day pursuant to call.
President 5. L. Grisamore, of the retiring
Jury in the chair, who declared that he had
called the Jury to order in his ofiieial capaci-
| ty and asked that those present hand their
| commissions to the Secretary for the purpose
| of Roll call, which was done. And the See
retary announced that the following members
were present:
I. u. Kent, F. Christen, Chas E, Gaude,
Ellis Foret, l.. Leril!e, Emile Ledet ii. W.
Tabor, T.. U. MOrvant. and Pierre Breaux,
and absent.
o. Lepine. (sick)
Whereupon President Grisamere decla, ed
quorum present and that all those present.
had taken tho prescribed oath. and that the
next thing now in order was the election OF IL
temporary president, or permanent president
| 1T the option OF the members.
Thereupod Mr. Morvant seconded by Ir
Cnristen moved that the jury dc now pgeegou
to permanent organization, and 10 that end
nominated Mr.. L. ID. Kent uf the 9TH Ward
for permanent President and their being no
other nominations, Mr.. Kent was declared
elected by reclamation.
Mr.. Kent il the chair. Ex-President Girls
amore. retiring sul'mittee a verbal statement,
accompanied by usual documents in such case
| of the unfinished business OF the Parish. and
| further stated that aside from the present in
| formation, he would ever hold himself in read
| mess to aid the Jury i'll successfully mana.
| inS the affairs of the parish.
| The President stated that the next thin =
| now in orLer was the election OF Il Clerk.
| Mr.. Gaude nominated IL. n. Coulon and
| there beng no other nominations made, Nh.
| Coulon was declared elected by acclamati3n
Clerk of the Police Jury.
| Nominations for the Treasuryship were
declared in order, Mr.. Tabor nominated Mr.
| Edward 5adeaux and MI. Foret nominated
| Mr.. Anatole Breaud WhercuDou on a bal
| lot being taken. Mr. Badeaux receiving seven
votes and Mr.. Brand one vote Mr. Badeaux
was declared duly elected Parish Treasu er.
| The position OF Ser2ent-at-a.uis WAS flied,
| on motion OF Mr.. Tabor, b. the election by ac-
clamation OF Mir. Emile Dugas.
| At this stage the Jury decided to postpone
| to their next regular meeting the election of
| the other officers OF the parish.
| Mr.. M0ryant seconded by Mr.. Lerille moved
| that when the jury adjourned it be to meet
on Monday the 22d day of Aug. ulto.-Car-
| RED.
MIR. Morvant seconded by Mr.. Christen
| moved that the President be requested aud
authorized to appoint the permanent commit
| tees, required under the rules of order of the
| expiring jury Carried.
J There being no further business, the jury
| now adjourned to the day fixed.
I'D. KENT, = resident.
H. N. COULON, Clerk.
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Is 1T POSSIBLE.

Chief of Police Gaster1eceiyed let
ter from what is supposed to be the
Malta. The letter was inclosed in an
old envelope with a skull and cross
bones on il.
1t was sent from the New Orleans
post office, and an air Of mystery hangs
about it. He does not know who has
written it, nor can he surmise who it
can be.
He is not known, but Investigations
will be set on foot to find him, and
matters will be pushed until he is dis
covered.
Nunnez, the writer, appears to live
in this city and that he has connec-
tions in ST. Louis and Chicago is evi-
dent. The Chief viii wait for further
developments before he will do any
thing about trying to find Judge Mari.
for he considers it his best move to
wait.
The following is the letter:
New ORLEANS, Z, %, '92.
To Chief of Police Caster:
Sir-We have in our possession
Judge Mari. We will deliver him in
your hands for $500, or liberate him for
800. We will send you his old clo-
thes, etc, such as we found on his per-
son, but bear in mind, for one bad
break unauthorized by you his body
will be riddled with shot, then sent
you TOR a present.
This money must reach us before
twenty days. unless You will have his
right ear for further information.
Address general delivery p. 0. Chi
cago-St. Louis-New Orleans.
Respectfully,
p. J. NUNNEZ.
Sec District.
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LIST OF JURORS
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Par.
iSh of LafOurche.

/ hereby certify that the following persons
were drawa by the Jury commissioners of
said parish on the llth day of July 1892
to serve as grand and petit Jury for the
term OF said Court beginning on Monday
September 5th 1892 as follows to wit !:
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OFFICIAL DihH0Tohf J
crArr oEIrcr,rS

STATE cFFIcEEs.
covernol Murphy j. Foster e S5' Mary
g;ant Gov .Chas ParIauge of cnnpee,
Llo"sfr of state II. S Adams Of E. Feliciena
cec, y prII scct's. w w Heard Of U,nou
e.a+a e. Treasurer, John Pickett OF Bosaier.
p: I.,:y Gen, NJ. j. Cunningham Natchltoch's
c., Co. pnb. Ed. A. Latargue Avoyeiles'
q. s. SENATOR'S.
r. D. White-----.... ..-.oi orle't''S
RL.6 bison. -.........-.'-..'o 'oi oi'ei'l''
STATE SENATofs.
]. S. Peibirs ...--...'.. "A t1'4'
Jopn d. Shatfer ........... 1erreooAhe'
JUDGES SUPREME Court.
cbisfJustice: T. 7. Nichols of ogleans.
xA'o GIoaafs j. a. Hreanx. of iberia
c. Z. Fenuer. Of 0r3eans.
SD. Die .ne.y, IF Oaaehita
LIB. Watkins. Red River.
CIRCUIT G1G--oF A.z l.tl Al-a
RI. Peaa. a.e5,acl-..... of $ Bernard
I'D SIp!ta 49,. ...-.~-- of st. Mary.
CoNGRza5,IA.,, 33Id. c ag@. s.cnal Dist.
Andrew Price. ..---------oi Laio''ac1e
18th. Judicial District.
- n ,y-.,..1,sg4ar
Dist. Attorney '---- .''''' -
JUTEcEs OF THE PEACE.
lst Ward. H. Clement 2nd Ward. Alc6e
0ncal Bannon 7. Blake. 3r3 Wacd. Eva
r;ste Bernard, 4th Ward, Omer Sav0ie. 9th
Ward. Arthur A. Haudreaux, 9Th Ward
Sylyes:le Maritime, 1tL Wall john
Pittman. sth ward Louis Fa'goHt, 9th
ward b. PenouIla, I0th wand AGgNsle
coSsrABLEs.
tet ward. E,yariste Moryaut. end ward.
En,;lo Dngas Albfrtc Bprupron frd ward.
Eniiio p;sIIi III, ,,7 t5ft s,.-oi,.-
E9"lh pli,9"l'' N WI
5th Wata' NY ''io VIM ~ @t''t' 49,
liam PieStehEaeA, IN N,ta. y tilii!1''n
Hebeit. sta NaIu 4. ". I4t4nt- ,tlg "'.iN
Henry Tenny, 10Th ward Taylor Adam.
iAl i ~ ie---.2,
REPRESENTATIVES,: ". Delaune.
.A. Delamotte.
nou.,or nr VI +. Haranr
C,u, CulInei afGo-,rt G I pa,keT
SielA S.s u oooi' . +. Iorio
Traasurer Thos. A. Badeaux
prnter F. Samoan
Assessor Prosper Toups.
Paturring Officer j. johnson.
POLICE JURORS. Il. D55
,,,.4 n Vo,+. L II ,1orvont
3, ~ 49, ci-.. = coaTs pliis Foret
- -. 49, Tn" 'fs ~ FIJI Chris
Lniiio n. 1eu1e' p. '-oui' ci",ll pai;oa NV II
E sen, ieilo lo 'ioauA' II nrros
~ oo''io-i' -
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist, No. lie. U. Morvant. J. E. Coulon
and j. b. 5. Mlre,
Dist. No. John McCullah, J. =. braun
sun me-. oouis, po,. coa ra wai-
SO -. =
Dist. No o. Toups and
Dist Nc 81. a. Trosclalr. D. Cancienne
Morvant.
DIST. No. 6'-U. Prestenbach, t. i"ups anu
Leplne. ~. ,a
DlS,, arn No -. D Mathews ~ f'i'' ''-i'
bist No sS ponrr Eorat aoa ]. T.
sdenn1 - -
Dist. No. g.-Paul Lefort, VALERIE Guedry
nd Est. Savoie
DIST No. l0mlu Bergeron. LenfroE
aise ana y. Ihlbouaux.
ROAD AND LEvEE INSPECTORS.
10. , ...... Il. J. Calllouet
No. IF. l.. BarilleauX
No. ) .. TAYLOR Adam
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

list. train leaves Thibodaux. ; ii. m
arrives lib Il. m
Train for New Orleans and wps.
"n1ec.louieayes ThiboIauN 4p. IA.
arrives ..5.l3 u. M
Mail closes Is minutes before the de-
parture of the train.
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On June +, 1866, the members of the
Police Jury who had been elected at
the election lust held. met as follows
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18th. Judicial District.
CONS1ABLES.

lst ward, Evariste Moryaut, and ward.
Emile Dugas, Alberc Bergeron, 5Id ward,
Edwin Biidsall, ath ward Albert SaFole-
5th ward. MYRTLE Kerne, 9Th ward, vii
liam PlesteuEacE 1ih ward Wellington
Hebelt. Sth ward c. V. Elliot, "tls ward
Henry Tcnny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
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PAROCElIAL AFFAIRS.
POLICE JURiES.
FOR THIRTX YEARS.
1S66.-No. 3.1S66.

BY UNCLE SGLAS.
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Levying tax for the year 1892 on all prop.
erty situated in the Parish Of Lafourche sub
ject to taxation under the Constitution Of
1879
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President, t. D. Keut; F.. U. Morvant,
H. W, Tabor, Chas. E. Gaud6, Ellis toret'
Emile Ledet, Louis Lerille, Frank Chris
ten, Pierre Breaux, Clerk Police Jury. h.
n. Coulon, Sergeant at arms, +. i-ugas.
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For the third week OF said COnrt beginnin 2
on Monday September 10Th to serve as petit
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SPECIMEN CASES.

S. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was dsordered. his
Liver was affected to an alarming degree,
reduced in flesh and strength. Three bot
ties OF Electric Bitrers cured him.
Edward Shepherd Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven bottles of Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and
well; John Speaker, Catawba, o., had
five large Fever sores on his leg. doctors
said he was incurabIe. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salye Cured him entirely. Sold by Adolph
Dreiss. and Dreiss, Thompson & Co. 8 81 3
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The ground has been broken for the
Hennepln canal, that is to connect
the Mississippi at Rock Island with
the lakes at Chicago. If the railways
have not knocked the bottom out OF
inland transportation this is destined
to become the most important srtifi.
cial roadway tor commerce that has
been opened in this country. This
work has enlisted the hearty support
Of the great Northwest for the past
quarter of century, but the railway
interests of the country have always
been hostile to it and it has dragged
along very Enthusiastically to it's
friends until now. The last congress
made an appropriation for the work
and active construction has com.
menced.
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some journalistic moralizer remarks
that we need less liberty and more
law. Not so. What is required 10
more liberty and less law. Liberty is
the largest freedom of thought and
action consistent with the welfare of
the whole community. We need more
of this and less of those petty police
regulations by which men and women
are kept in leading strings by those
who know nothing of the constitu-
.tional freedoms and the.necesssry linn.
itstions of the great humanity. That
state is best governed that has the
fe west laws on its statute books, those
that 1t has wisely chosen with refer.
ence to the best results and righteous.
ly enforced.
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THERE is an increasing fatality In
the cholera stricken districts. The
situation in Astrachan IS such as to
call for additional power in the civil
au thorities in order to meet the semi
anarchy that prevails in that dis.
tressed district. The people are
panic crazed and are beyond the con
troll of ordinary authority. This con-
dition is destined to grow worse
rat her than better, as it has been de-
cided to hold the usual Russian fairs
this season and these will only spread
the epidemic to every corner of the
Czar's territory. In western Europe,
also. the disease is on the increase
and Spain is quarantining against
France to prevent If possible the in.
roads of the scourge. There is room
for the gravest apprehension in every
quarter and every precaution is need
ed in every part of this continent to
prevent this destruction from visiting
US.
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HOUSTON Age is of opinion that the
Galveston News has insured large
dish Of crow for it's digestion after
the Houston convention. the Age
congratulating Itself that there lie
none OF the bird on it's own platter.
The News will find no end of COM
pany in its crow diet, but it has this
consolation, that it has used its best
endeavors to prevent such q calamity
Is falls upon the industries Of the
state in the reelection of the present
gubernatorial incumberance for two
more years.
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THE Homestead problem will not
be speedily worked out. The I'M
skilled labor in the works sides with
the members of the Amalgsmated
Association and refuses to resume its
place in the mills. The skilled labor
of those armor works is difficult to re-
place, and If the law against contract
labor from abroad is strictly enforced
there will be no resumption OF work
foa some time.
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The millions that secured Bidwell
his nomination as the national prohi.
bition candidate were accumulated by
him as q producer of wines and bran
dies in the state of California. Is his
spending money in the prohibition
canvass TO be taken as the making
for himself friends of the msmmon of
unrlghteousness? How will Cranfill
relish being second to an old brandy
manufacturer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-20

COMPLAINT is made by certain
economists of the Holman stripe, in
the City of Mexico, that the places of
the city police could be supplied by
others at half the salaries that are
paid to the present force. Doubtless,
and what kind of police would it be?
There is nothing comes dearer than q
cheap policeman unless 1t is a cheap
governor. A good policeman needs
brains, courage, patience, GOODNESS
humanity and strength of body.
These are not to be had for q song.
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Are iOu Hot?

Go and cool of in the shade of the
Alamo Fire Insurance Company's
large building, the coolest spot in
town"
There are only few more of the
very choicest offices to rent In that
building; all modern improvements ;
all the offices are alike and front east
and are arranged especially for this
warm climate. No trouble to show
them, even If you don't care to rent.
Come and see the best arranged
office building in the South. Prices
very reasonable. 6:17:tf
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HOUSTON will be mighty hot In
about four weeks from date. She al.
ways is baked in the dogdays, but the
ordinary sizzling in that muggy at
mosphere will not be circumstance
to the swelterings she will feel when
that distracted convention of the stat @
de mocracy begin to raise sheol.
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The Tyler Reporter thinks that
Clark ought to retir from the field
because the Hoggites organized a
bolt in McLennan county, Clark's
home. AS Justly ask the angel Ga
briel to step down and out becaus Q
Lucifer organized sevolt among the
sons of light and led some of them
away from their allegiance.
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[ egal advertisements 81. pc. inch first

Legal advertisements Slope. inch first
insertion, rs cents per inch each subse-
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fter
Reading matter, editorial page, 25 cents
per line each Insertion. Local columns
50 cents first insertion, 10 cents first week
8 cents after first week. Special rates on
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Home advertisements payable on first Of
each month. Transient advertising pay
able in advance. Only metal cuts printed
Special rates given on larger space and
long time advertisements. Discount given
for cash.
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THE law. maker who understands
where the liberty of the Individual
ends and the police regulations of
the state begin is we'll equipped to
commence the work OF Legislation.
Such men are not found in every as.
pirsnt for political honors at the
hands of his party friends.