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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-16
THE PROHIBITION PARTY

To Meet in Convention at st. Louis
Next June.
New YORK, Jan. 15.-Notice is given by
order Of the National Committee of the
Prohibition party that the national cOnven-
ton Of that party assemble in Music Han,
S.. Louis, June ooh. The basis of repre-
sentation is as follows: Each State is en-
titled 10 four deiegates-at-l6Tge. ii Is s.sO
entitled to twice as many delegates as the
number of Congressman the State is en-
titled to elect in 1892 under the new aDpOT-
tionment 49, one additional delegate for
every 1000 votes or major fraction thereof,
cast for Fisk aud Brooks in 1888. Each Ter
ritory is entitled to two delegates.
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IDENTIFIED THE MURDERERs.
Sheriff Laribee Knows the Men Who Shot
Sheriff Dunn.

LIBERAL lKans.), Jan. 15-Judge Bolkin
was the first witness this morning in the
preliminary hearing of the nine men
charged with implication in the murder of
Sheriff Dunn. His testimony revealed moth
ing not already published, with the excep-
tion Of the fact that he had no legal
evidence as to who the outlaws were. Dep
uty Sheriff Larlbee, who was with the
Sherih's party, said he recognized BY Orner
in the party and 4. r. Rogland, Treasurer
of Seward County He testified that he saw
j. J. Leach, BY Orner. Rowan Chase and
Sam Mnton come out of tho canyon Just
after the firing ceased. He said he knew
the men and positively identified them,
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An Art-Dealer Arrested

New YORK, Jan. 15-Ludowic Spiridon,
art-deaer. vas arrested to-day on charge
of smuggling oil paintings into the country.
Yesterday three were seized In his Fifth
avenue residence. The pictures, were I'M
ported two years ago. since which time
Spri1On is alleged to have smuggled in
paintings worth over 100000. This is but
one of several proceedings which will be
begun against a number of individuals for
smuggling valuable paintings into the cOun-
frW
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BERLIN. Jan. 15.-The budget was intro
duced in the Lower House of the Landtag
to-day by Miguel, the Prussian Minister Of
Finance. The increase OF expenditures is
estimated at 130OO0O00 marks. Owing 10
the new commercial treaties reducing the
revenues the sums assigned to the provinces
for local needs will be 30,0OO000 marks less
than i'm 1871
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Crooked Bankers Sentenced.

CREsToN Qowa), Jan. 15.-Wesley Tay-
lor and \. f. Jackson, officers of the Foun-
tainele Bank Of Fountainele, Iowa, which
failed for $40, 600 one year ago, were found
guilty of receiving deposits while knowing
the bank was insolvent They were sem
of $500 jackson is the son OF James jack
son, prominent stock-dealer of Chicago.
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Rates for Delegates.

CHICAGO. Jan. l5.-The Passenger De-
partment of the Central Traffic Association
decided to make a rate of one fare for the
round trip for the Republican National Con-
vention at Minneapolis, with the under
standing that the same rate be made for the
Democratic Convention, wherever 1t may
be held.
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The Wiseonsin G,rrvmanaer.

MADISON (Wis.), Jan. 10 "A petition was
filed In tile Supreme Court to-day by ex-At-
tOrney- General Estabrook to test the con-
stitutionalIty of the gerrymander Of Con-
gressonal and Assembly districts of the
last Legislature. The petitioner alleges
that a large number of Republican voters
were diSfTanchiSed thereby.
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Fears Of a Flood

ATLANTA GA, Jan. 15.-The river has
risen so rapidly at Rome that the disasters
Of the food Of 1886 are feared, and merchants
have b gun moving their goods. The water
to-day reached thirty-seyen feet and one
fifth OF an inch. within less than three feet
Of the high-wat mark of 1856. The water
gauGed seven feet on many streets. 1t is
thought the food will now recede.
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How He Died.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 15-Henry Corbin's
body, which was left hanging on tree in
the public square at Oxford last night, was
cut down to-day and taken to the Mayors
of1ice Esquire Bridgeford held an inquest
and declale ed he died from a pistol-ball fired
by his own hand. He had fred a ball into
his head Just before he was caught.
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Runaway Coal.Cars

CINCINNATI, Jan. ia coal train on the
Ohio Southern road became unmanageable
on steep grade at Little Horseshoe Bend
near Bainbridge. last night. and all the
cars were wrecked. Engineer Cochran
jumped from the engine and was killed
Harry Ryse, brakeman, was killed. The
fireman had leg aud arm broken.
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Grievance Committee Meeting.

OMAHA (Neb.), Jan. 15.-The Grievance
Committee Of Traiumen ana Conductors of
the Union Pacific system are holding their
annual meeting with closed doors. No
question Of grave importance is believed to
be under consideration. The trainmen
elected d. J. Reilly Of Montpelier, Idaho,
Chairman for 1892, and James Hogan Of
Evanston, Wyo., Secretary.
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Twn Mnrdarers Hnnred

POPLAR BLUFF (Mo.). Jan. 15.-M V.
Hardin was hanged here this morning. Har-
bins crime was the murder Of an old man
named Smith in July, 1888.
PADUcAH (Ky.), Jan. 15.-Jesse Brown,
c0lOred, was hanged here this morning for
the murder Of John Larry, January 3, 1891.
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Unable to Arbitrste.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 14-The Joint Com
mittee of Railway EMPLOYEES of the various
lines OF railways connecting with San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass adjourned after
adopting resolutions that every effort was
made by the strikers to arbitrate the strike,
but the railroad officials have refused TO
meet Them
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Eall Pnlitelr nanlinad

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-The prospect of a
fight in New Orleans during Mardl-Gras
week between Hall and Fltzsimm0ns went
glimmering tonight. Lewis Houseman,
agent for the Olympic Club, offered Hall
$500 for expenses and $500 for his signature
to the agreement, the purse to be $4,000.
Hall daoIipad
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THE LOTTERY QUESTION.
What Cardinal Gibbons Has to Say on the
Subject

New YORK. Jan. ia letter was made
public tonight, written by Cardinal Glib
bons to General George ID. Johnstone, on the
subject Of lotteries as the result Of an inter-
view by the General with the Cardinal.
The Cardinal. in the strongest terms, con-
demns the scandalOus business of lottery, and
says 1t is an enemy TO the honesty and peace
OF any community; 10 the happiness and
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Oscar wilde az Bondsma,

LONDON, Jan. 15.-John Borias. who was
arrested few days ago for firing q pistol
IN Westminster Hall. and when arraigued
declared he had taken this means to show
his contempt for the House of Commons,
was to-day bound over in the sum of goo
Oscar Wilde became one of his securities.
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Had His Thrnat Cnt.

New York, Jan. 10 The body of John
Carson, agent for Scribner'S Magazine, was
found lying in front of stable early this
morning with his throat cut from ear TO ear.
The police are undecided whether it is a
once a well-to-do lawyer in Baltimore.
Several years ago he lost large sum Of
money in an electrical scheme.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eAectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. N.Y.
- =: SEA ThsaTHHc
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LEAPED FROM a TRAIN.
a Woman Narrowly Escapes Death TO Save
Herself

d "UMau NaIICWIy LsCapts UtaIn 70 save
Herself
LONDON, Jan. notwithstanding the
terrible injuries received by Mrs. Siddals,
the woman who on Monday night last
jumped from a rapidly moving train near
Tamworth, presumably to escape from an
assault by a man named Goodall, she is
now improving. Mrs. SiddOns says the man
engaged her in conversation and after a
time attempted 10 assault her She strug-
gled desperately, and finally he pushed her
out Of the compartment Fortunately She
caught up0n the fuOtb0ard and reganed
Aer footing. She says, however. she was So
excited that she did not realize her danger
and, with the idea of escaping, leaDed from
the carriage. GoodaH viii shortly be ar
raigned
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Vacated tbs Injunction.

New YORK, Jan. 15,-The injunction
that Martin Frank obtained against the
Edison Electric Light Company and the
Edison General Electric Company re-
stralniDg the light company frcm declar-
ing a dividend on the issde Of debenture
DO nds bas been vacated by Justice Barrett
Of the Supreme Court.
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comfort of homes; TO individual thrift and
enterprise, and it is the duty of every up
right citizen and earnest Christian TO aid IN
lis dethronement or suppression. He says,
in conclusion, he raises his voice in the
prayer. "that our faithful people might help
forward the good work of putting an end to
its Tayages"
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Newspaper Building Burned

PITTsBURG, Jan. 15.-At midnight to-
night ire destroyed the Leader Building.
on Fifth avenue, in this city, AMI injured
the AIland Block, adjoining. The Leaders
loss is 100000, the Ailand $4,000; partially
in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-16
AdiudUad Insane

CHICAGO, Jan. 15-Martin McConaha,
the man who was arrested few days ago
while demanding from Judge Gresham
5000 which he said Jay Gould had sent
him, was adjudged insane to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-16

This is a dead-sure cure for sleepleSsuess:
Commit to memory a couple of pages Of
prose. When you find yourself awake COM
mence Immediately to recite your selection,
holding the "eyeS wide open" The only
danger from this is that you may be found
In bed aslenn nj O'Clock lin the mlrning
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SOMETHING ABOUT WOOL.

Mckinley Gives the Down casters q Few
Pointers
COLUMBUs Ohio. Jan. l5.-In a speech
before the Agricultural Convention yester-
day Governor Mckinley said: There is one
thing that they all might as well make up
their minds 10 down East-that they can't
have wool free when it comes in ships and
put tariff on it when it comes on our
backs. They can't have wool 60 into their
factories in New England free aud come out
oar Yaopfa
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BIG THREE PACKERS.

Suits Begun Against the Chicago Stock
Yards Company
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Suits were begun in
the Circuit Court here to-day by what is
known as the Little Packers against the
Stock-yards Company and the Big Three
packers similar to that recently begun in
New Jersey. They claim that the contract
between the Stock-yards Company and the
big Three" Is in the nature of an Illegal
monopoly and ask that it be set aside. 4
similar bill against the same parties was
filed this afternoon by 5. w. Allerton, one
of the small nAckers
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 15.-Floods are coming
now, as the recent raln-storms have swollen
the tributaries Of the Ohi) River and It's
headwaters. The lumber companies have
already sustained losses.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 15.-The river is falling.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-16

HEALTH brings happiness Take simmons Liver
Regulator for stomach. liver and kidney troubles.
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ENGLISH RADICALS.
A Vote Of Coincidence Sui
IGDly Refused.
Independent Action Of The Miners Fedora
ton Convention.
Sympathy Of the Upper and HIIdl8 Classes
Uncertain Position Of The Princess
MaFy-A Cardinals Successor.

Copyrighted, 1892. by the New YORK Associated
Press
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NEWPORT Or. ~, Jan. 15.-Commander
Winsl0w Of the turpedO-boat Cushing has
received orders to proceed to the Brooklyn
NaVy-yard, aud now only awaits favorable
weather The officers detailed have not
yet reported to the vessel At the torpedo
station consi lerable activity is Displayed
The gun factory is running upon nearly its
full capacity, and orders have just been re-
ceived to double the shipment tor the Mare
Island Navy-Yard.
THE CHARLEsToN's ORDERS.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 16.-Saillng orders were
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A CRISIS IMPENDING.
President Harrison Preparing
His Message.
The Chilean Correspondence to Be Sub
mitted to Congress.
Positive Altitude Of the Administration.
Result Of the Baltimore Investigation.
Activity at the NaVy-Yards.
Special to THE MORNING CA1L

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The President
to-day concluded his examination of the
diplomatic correspondence in the Chilean
controversy, and sent the documents back
to the State Department.
AT the Cabinet meeting to-day he an
nounced this. and indicated that his next
step in the case would not long be delayed.
The whole matter was discussed in a general
way. but no action was taken, as there is
nothing to be done until the correspondence
is published.
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Watch For. Them.

In a rambling editorial the New Delta,
seeking to make out a case for III. j. Foster
BE s. of st, Mary, and G. A. d. tGrand
American Diekersh, before the Democrat y
Of the State, tells US that the Democrats
should unite on him because ''there can be no
disputing the fact that there are many, very
many, Democrats in the State who will not
support McEnery under any circumstances
We are not discussing the question whether
this is right or not we are simply stating q
fact which cannot be gainsaid."
This information is important if true
and the Democratic Campaign Committee
should make a note of it, and see that the
Commissioners of Election are on watch for
all such Democrats who approach the polls
on the 22a instant, No man, who does not
propose to vote for the candidate the major
ity of the party may select as the candidate
for Governor, has the right to vote in this
primary, hence, suspected parties should be
put to their oath, and if they refuse to swear
that they will support the nominee they must
be ruled out. No doubt there are some such
Democrats as those the Delta refers to
amongst the Fosterites, and among them we
assume, fr,.l his speech in COLISEUM Square.
is Mi. Dou Gallery, and very likely the edi-
tors ofthe Deltaare also among the number
N. ID, I}aiiS Sta'ts.
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The Counterfeit scapegoat.

Murphy j. Foster, the B. B.. s., of st. Mary
will evidently not accept the City Items
challenge, nor that of the Times Democrat te
go to law in order to vindicate his reputation
for honor, yeracity and purity of patriotism
which both of these journals have cruelty i'm
peached.
For all answer to grave and serious charges
of attempting to bride the ward leaders Of
New 0rlenns, Foster preyarieates and pleads
the baby act through the columns of the, New
Delta this morning.
1t may be true, for all we lave read, that
"a strong man struggling with adversely is a
sight pleasing to the gods, +" but a small poll
tician entrapped in the inches Of his own
terpitude, wrlggling and squirmins to break
away under a cloud of ss4orous platitudes
and downright ~falsehoods, is a spectacle to
make tho angels weep.
Foster is a lawer and his partners in crime.
Rogers and kruttschnitt, are lawyers,
too. Between that triplet of adopts in the
art of making the worse appear the better
cause" behold, the ingenious stratagem they
have fallen upon to extricate the aspiraut Gov
ernor. and the present crooked Attorney
General of Louisiana, from the penalty of
the law against bribing voters I
Foster says i'll turgid terms, that he knew,
and knows, nothing of the attempted brib
cry. Attorney General Rogers lends the
ponderous shield of his proverbialiy unim-
peachable word to protect and bolster up
Fosters declarations, and 4. b.. Krattschnitt
rushing heroieally to the front, places upon
bis own head all the SINS of Candidate Foster
and Attorney General Rogers.
Like the goat in Leviticus, on which the
lot fell to be the scapegoat. Kruttschnitt
oilers himself to make atonement and go int"
the Wilderness.
That scapegoat business is played out in
this age of strictly human criminal law, and ,
besides, Kruttschnitt being only half jew,
has, therefore, no valid warrant in revamp-
ing the very venerable but obsolete Hebraic
religious custom of vicarious atouement
through a Billy Goat.-N. O. States.
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b. MF

Cummissaire de- la Cour de Circuit des
Etats.Unis, pour le District Sud-Ouest de Ia
Louisiana.
Commissaire dc IA Cour DIES reciamationa
des Etats-Unis.
Notaire Public dams ct pour la paroisse st.
Landry.
Son attention toute partieuliere aera dom
MOO q entrees de terres ct aux preuTes H.
males. S'occupera de collector promptement
dams les paroisses st. Landry ct Aeadie.
0fice avec HIN. Jno. N. Ogden, Opelonsas,
Is Juliet. 1881.
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d. BLOOMFTELD.

Commissioner u 8. Circuit Court for The
Western District of Louisiana.
Commissioner q. s. Court of Claims
throughout the United States.
Notary Public in and for the Parish of st.
Landry.
Office. with Hon. John n. Ogden. Opelonsas.
Particular attention given To Land cases
and to final proofs.
Collections in the Parishes of ST. Landry
anazkeadia promptly attended to.
Pensions secured Patents, Caveats, Trade
MARKS ETC, procured without delay.
Jnlv is. 1891.
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LIE
COURIER DIES OPEL0UsAS,

EsAbOmmeHmemE aera do $3.50 par an
payable dsavanees ou troia p~iastrea dams Il
courant de rannGe.
Les Avis Sc paieront einquante cents
par caFr6 poIr Ia premiere Insertion OF yingt.
cling CENTS par carr6 pour ehaque Insertion
~suhsequentes HUT Iienes on mofns consti-
taoront mn care
Les avis qui seront envoyss ponr gtre pubIi
es seront inser6s en- Franeais eft On AngIais la
laoins gull men soft autrement ordonn63 Jus.
qua ee que f6diteur Jugesa propos de les dis
c~nntinner.
Les candi6ats anx faFenrs pubiiaues I'D.
vront payer qnlaze piaatres dsavance. all
~vanlent 30 faifa announcer
Les n6crolngea, lee letEFes de remereinIenf.
les FGrlames, Ie8 communications dan genre
personnel esa az p~aleront an tnux deB aYis.
Les arslcleaa uns nature ~personnsIle (quand
seatefois TN serpHG admissiblea1 BE paserons
eants u Iigne oh diavance.
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Good Advice.
Exchange

ExCnange
In winter more exercise is required by the
body than in summer
Wear warm undertaking material of
open texture is preferable.
Avoid catching cold, but should you deyel.
OPP a cough take Immediate steps to get rid OF
it.
The most effective remedy for coughs or
colds is Marsden's Peotoral Balm it is pleas
ant to take and never fails to cure.
Ask your druggist for it, and don't be per-
suaded to take any other instead.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-03-12

There is no danger from whooping cough
when C1almberlain's Cough Remedy is freely
Gus and aids in its expectoration. It also
lessons the severity and frequency Of the mar.
oxisms Of coughing, and insures a speedy Re.
coVery. There is not the least danger ia giy-
ing Y TO children or babies, as it contains no
injurious substance. so cent bottles for sale
The Opelousas courier., 1892-03-12

Messrs. Cage & Sherman, of Alexander
Texas, write US regarding q remarkable cure
Of rheumatism there as follows eThe wife 81
Mr.. William Pruitt, the postmaster here, had
been bed ridden with rheumatism for several
years. She could get nothing to do her any
Pain Balm and she was completely cured bv
its use. We refer anyone to her to verify
this statement so cent bottles for sale by
Jos. Lasailes.
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Foster is the candidate of a would-be auto.
cratic ring who think the !" common herd 2
have no rights they need 20 out Of their way
to respect or even recognize. McEnery is
the candidate of a party which has always
held that the people" are, or should be SUI
preme.
The voters of Louisiana can take their
choice between these two men on the 22d of
the present month. Alexandria Times.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-03-12

There's nothing mean about Kruttschnitt.
Artemns Ward was willing to saor;6ca III
his relations upon the alter Of his eonntrv
and Krutts was willing to sacrifice the offices
OF all his -friends-notably Parker,s-on fl,e
alter of Murphy Was ever such devotion
az this? Damon and Pythias7 Pshawi-
The Opelousas courier., 1892-03-12
S'EamEaberEain's Eye and Skin
Dim tEaema.

a ee:taia cs.te ftr Chronic Sore Eyes, Tet-
ter, Salt Rileuni. Srald Head, Old Chronic
Sores. Fever Spres, Eczema. Itch. Prairie
Scratches. S'tte Nipples aud Piles. 1t is cool.
ing ;,ni soothing. Hundreds of cases have
been cured hg it after ali other treatment had
failed. |. is put up in 25 aud SO cent boxes.
For sale by Joseph LassaIe and all drug
Igists.
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for Infants and Children.
TIE E1V WILL 700 HAVE EN-

Oyster Saloon and Ladies' Restaurant, kent
~ Morris Vilaseca. has reopened it's doors,
where Oysters. Fish. Crabs, shrimps and
YegeIaoleat will be kept throughout the
seaspn. Oyster Loavea d speciality.
In connection he has also q large stock al
Groeeries, LIQUORS, Wines, Tobacco, etc.
Board and lodging. Opposite the market
mouse. Sept. &c, a9l.6m.
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IAN irreconcilable' is reported by the Cit,
Item to nave said that if the McEnerv tieLa]
wins in March there will be a number of hi.
sort who will either not vote at the genera
election at all or will vote for Leonard If
preference. II, for one," added that purf
Democrat and immaculate gentleman. will
vote for a Republican before / would vote fol-
McEnery." He places himselfon the moral and
of negroes in the State.
Another crank expressed deep regret that
the matter has been referred to the people,
who do not really understand the true copdi.
ton of affairs"
Heavens! This fellow would drag atbe
people" down to his WI intellectual level.
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CARD.

WASHINGTON, La, Jany. 9TH, 1892.
Messrs. Clements Bros, Fire Insurance Agts,
Opelonsas, La.
Through your agency l have received IA
check for $4,000 o" the Mechanics and
Traders Insurance Co. in full payment of
policy Of insurance on my property destroyed
LUCIEN DUPRE.
Jan q 1892 -3m.
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WAsH1NeroN. ia. Ianr. 4th. 1ael

WASHINGTON, La, Jany, 4th, 1892.
Messrs. Clements Bros, Fire Insurance Agts.,
Opclousas, La.
received q check for $4,000 on the Mechanics
& Traders Insurance Co, in fnll payment of
policy of insurance on my property destroyed
by fire on 9th Nov. last, Accept nay thanks
for this prompt settlement. Yours truly,
S. C, KAVANAGH,
Execntrix.
Jan. 8. 1892 BIN.