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The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

FIERCE fires, heating the earth white, have
been found near the surface near Warrens-
burg Mo.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

INFLUENZA Is interfering with the success
Of the season at French and Italian winter
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

rEAR Gaspar, wyoming, a valuable vein
Of coal has Been found just beneath the grass
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

SWEDEN and Norway ere preparing to en-
the German anti-protectionist league.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

NERVE R~EsToRER. No fits after first days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bottle
free. DIR. Kline, g3l Arch St, Ph1la.. ia.
If afflicted with sore eyes use Dr.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water Druggists sell at 25c. per bottle
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

Old newspapers fer sale pit this Office
al 90 cents per hundred.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

THE grip 10 spreading throughout thu
East.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

Chickens, eggs. fresh country hutter
and meal received daily at 6 Hebert'
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30
The Only One Ever Printed.

TEE German:.Reichstag appropriated s2s0s-
GOO for the Chicago Worlds Fair.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-04-30

n nEMTc make 100 per q; and win S.As GAsa - iIsd;nss
M Sample freA. Territory. DR.. RFldsnaEs SisSWays =, L
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TH6 MEXICAN TROUBLE
Une1s fsm May Losc BY the work o
OutlaWs.

CRY or MExIco, Dec. 22.-The state dc.
partment has prepared . complaint re-
Rarding the crossing Of bandits from the
United States 10 Mexico couched In encr.
getic language and requesting the govern.
ment 10 put . stop to II. II Ii said II will
be presented TO the United States In few
days. II 10 believed claim for damages
will bc mnde.
A searching investigation falls to find
any trace Of Gen. Lostenas Rocha, In.
structor of the national military academy
of Chapultepec. In this city, although the
minister Of foreign Affairs and other ON.
cials Of the government yesterday asserted
the general was here. II has now been
two days since Rocha left tho military
academy. and according to Information
received from q reliable source he has
been traced to Monterey. IL common re-
port is truc Rochae has gone to the revolu-
tionary movement on the Rio Grande
border against Mexico. II he IL identified
in any way with such projects thousands
of Mexicans will flock to him. He is tho
most popular officer In the Mexican army.
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MARY WAS REFEREE.
Desperate Fight In Psunsylvanis For .
woman's Hand.


MOUNT CARROLL, Pa, Dec. ga
desperate battle took place here last night
which may result In the death OF several
of the participants. The combat was
caused BY n Tilted lover who followed q
woman from the old country, met his
rival and fought. Until six months ago
John Rotoski, Michael Lincevitch and
Mary Donsky lived in q small town in
Hungary. Both men werc desperately in
love with Mary, who finally agreed to fly
TO America with John. Upon their ar
rival In New York they were married and
have lived In peace until week ago when
Lincevitch appeared, having followed
them to this country TO obtain revenge.
A pugilistic encounter was finally agreed
on a. means Of deciding the justice OF
their claims. II came OIL last night. about
80 workmen being witnesses. Mary, Il 10
said. agreed TO take the victor for her hus-
band. The fight lasted 10 minutes and
Was q most desperate encounter. both men
being terribly punished. At the end of
that time. Linccvitch was unable to stand
up any longer. A foul was claimed for
him on account of Rotski having chewed
his ear Mt one stage Of the fight.
Mary, who was acting as referee, de-
cided In favor Of her husband and q riot
ensued. She was knocked senseless and
10 or II others were badly injured with
knives and bullets. Nearly every one In
the audience was moro or less badly
battered and il is feared that six of the in.
jured will die. Mary and John left for
Shenandoah to-day.
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stockholdsrs, who, despite what they ~
gard ~ bastard Bonapartism that trades
on the fame Of the great Napoleon. hsvs
learned 10 hate the republic, whose repre-
ssntatives arc exposed ~ parties to he
Panama fraud. Il.
La Lontsrws says papers discovered yes-
terday IN the examination Of documents bo-
longing 10 the company that supplied The
dynamite for the work on the Panams
canal show Deputies Noquct, In Guerss.
st. Martin and Lour received sums from
Arton for their votes in the chamber.
The Natiw says Is more warrants have
been prepared against senators and dep
uties and that the public prosecutors In
the country districts have been instructed
to search the residences OF tho accused
persons and examine witnesses for ovi'
dencs In relation to the charges.
DsLafosso writes to tho Figaro that the
parliamentary republic 10 ruined and
ought to be replaced by . consular ~
public with Prince Victor Bonaparte -
FIRST consul. The suggestion 10 looked
upon as an attempt to revive the empire
through the same process by which tlse
first Napoleon arrived at tho throne. u
attracts attention only as indicating tho
strained situation which makes such .
suggestion possible.
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THE BoNApARrIsrS.
Tho Latest Thing To Cause Uneasinsss In
the French Republic.

Tho Latest Thing to Cause Uneasinsss In
the French Republic.
PARIS. Dec. 22.-To-day II is the Bona
partists that are stepping to the front to
take advantage OF the difficulties of the
republic. The activity of the royalists
aroused tho jealousy of the imperialist
leaders, and at n secret conclave they
drafted a manifesto addressed to the peo-
pie OF France, urging them TO recall tho
house OF Bonaparte to the throne. This
manifesto has not yet been issued, but
awaits the approval of Prince Victor, the
present recognized head of the ex-imperial
family now In Brussels, and the Bonapart-
list leaders OF Paris have sent agents to
that city TO induce him to sign the mani
festo and authorize it's publication. Victor
has been living In comparative retirement
recently, but kept careful watch on the
course Of events. and his friends i'm Paris
claim that he will he found fully equal to
any crisis that may arise, and while pru-
dent as to taking decisive steps, will be
positive and courageous in action when
the step is taken. The imperialists have
been canvassing earnestly for supporters
among the deputies, but not with much
success.
As tho chances Of revolution against the
republican government seem to increase
division between the monarchists and
Bonapartists widcns. The members of
the two parties were heretofore on com.
mon ground an opponents of the republic,
but are now showing considerable jealousy
rs to which party will profit by tho diff
cultics of the republic. Already this jcai-
ousy is showing itself in tho strained rela-
tions between prominent members OF the
right chamber, They will attempt 20
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MiSSEAPoLrs, Minn., Dec. "a special
20 the Tribune from Duluth, Minn.. says:
A dispatch from Barker, Carlton county,
reports terrible fight last night. A mum.
her Of half breeds and Indians from Fond
du Lac rcserva alton, have been living in
tcpces near the Barker depot for some
time. They went to Cloquet to get their
annuties and were paid and got drunk.
Last night there was n free fight In which
the squaws Joined. John Launtery. aged
2s, and his iO-year-old son were killed, and
two children, q buck and q squaw, names
unknown, wounded.
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ON DECEMBER a3D, 1895,
Sir Henry Clinton, the cele-
brated British general. in the
Revolutionary War, died in Eng
land.
He was the son of Admiral
George Clinton, Colonial Cover
nor Of New York, entered the
army at an carly age, was sent
over with Burgoyne and Howe in
I77S. and in 1878 succeeded
Howe as Commander in Chief
Of the British forces in America.
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A GREAT JOSH.
De Roulede and Cismenceau Meet On tn
Field OF Honor.

De Roulede and Ciemenceau Meet on the
Field OF Honor.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-General Felix Gustav
Saussicr, military governor of Paris and
veteran of service In Crimca, Italy, Mex.
leo and Africa, refused to act as arbitrator
between DE Roulede and Clemenceau.
Tho idea Of arbitration is everywhere rid.
iculed. Upon Saussier declining to have
anything to do with the affair Deslaudes
was appealed to and at once proceeded 10
arbitrate in way TO bring things to Gle
max. He decided De Roulede and Glenn.
enceau should have an opportunity to
take . shot mt each other. The PROPOSE
tion TO come as near as five PAGES no
considered too murtlerous and alto
gcther contrary to tho traditions
of French dueling. He held the COM
batants should be placed twenty
five PAGES apart with the privilege
OF advancing three steps during firing.
The one that happens TO be perforated
first TO have the opportunity of stating. il
able, whether his honor was sufficiently
satisfied. II not, then the firing was 10
continue until six shots or the combatants
were exhausted. In the event Of q fatal
result the dying words were to be faith
fully reported.
Both combatants bade an ahectionate
farewell 10 their weeping friends before
departing for the bloody field of honor
and distributed locks of their hair to sor-
rowing admirers. Arrived at tho duel
ing ground, 25 PAGES were measured OF
aud tho surgeon prepared his In.
struments for immediate use. The
antagonists appeared, pale but resolute.
They faced each other and received tho
weapons from the hands Of their seconds.
At the word ''fire" both pistols were dis-
charged simultaneously. The bullets new
wide OF the mark, and q spectator hastily
slid down from an adjoining fence and the
seconds moved little farther OF before
the second round. Again tho weapons Of
death barked but did not bite. A friend
rushed forward and expressed the hope
that honor had been satisfied and the mur.
derous encounter would be closed. Both.
however, demanded another shot, aud
solicitous friends hastily retired to die.
tancc. Again two puffs OF white smoke
and sharp reverbcration were the only
results OF the third round. Tho seconds
then insisted that tho murlerous work
must end, and the principals reluctantly
accepted their decision. The duelists were
overwhelmed with congratulations for
their courage and coolness,
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Had Yaqul Indians.

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico. Dec. 22.-Troops
sent to tho Sierra Madrc mountains to
suppress the Mayo and Yaqui Indian upris-
ing have been unable TO put down the re.
bcllion. Indians TO the number OF 5000
have rendezvous in the almost inacces.
sible canyon on tho Yaqui river, and
hands of them continue to raid white and
Mexican settlers. Dozens OF families
have been massacred within the past few
weeks, and troops are powerless TO pre-
vent depreciation.
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IN COURTS OF IDAHO
Proceedings In The Cases Arising From
the Recent Election.
SEATS IN THE LEGISLATURE
Wransling Over the Apportlon-
msnts Made by the constitu-
tion and the Proclamation
OF Governor Wiley.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. Dec. 22.-This morning . po-
tition WAS hled In the mandamus case of
tho state Of Idaho ex. rel. j. NJ. Ballen.
lyme vs. Wiley ct al. the state board
OF canvassers. This action is to compel
the canvassers TO grant . certificate OF
election to Ballentyne rs representative
from Ada county. II differs from the case
brought by Gum for Kennedy of Kooto-
mai county, iuasmuch rs tho relator IL, IL
10 said, beneflcially interested. Argu.
ments will be heard tomorrow morning
and the case will probably be settled by
night. This case 10 peculiar from the
fact that ID. L. Bradley, populst, also
claims the scat Bailentync, dem.. Is trying
to get. II tho governors proclamation
should he followed, Ada county would bo
entitled to four representatives. Three
republicans were elected and Ballentync
got the fourth highest number Of votes,
and the general opinion is he should have
tho fourth scat. Attorney General
Roberts. however, favors Bradley on the
ground that Ballcntyne was nominated
for onc of tho three representatives under
the constitutional apportionmcnt, while
Bradley was nominated for the fourth
sect under tho governors proclamation.
Attorneys who are conducting these
mandamus cases are not certain yet what
course will be followed. Ono of them said
to-day that parties hero wanted TO get all
interested to come here and fight tho mat
ter out together.
A petition for rchearinR Of the argument
on the demurrer sustained yesterday In
the case which Gum was relator, will be
filed probably tomorrow.
Yesterday Alfred A. Fraser appeared be-
fore the supreme court in the case of Idaho
VS.. Frank Reid, indicted for murder.
whose case 10 now pending In the district
court for final determination. A motion
had been made in the district court for q
change of venue from Shoshone county TO
Kootenai county and was refused by the
court. The statute provides no manner
In which an appeal con be taken In such a
case. Mr. Fraser moved for q writ Of or
ror on the ground that tho constitution Of
the state gives the supreme court power to
review any decision Of the district court.
After taking the matter under adviscmen:
the supreme court granted the writ. In
speaking oe the matter to-day, Mr.. Fraser
eatd that tho action OF the court cstab-
lishes new practice In this state in tho
manner In which such decision Of the
district court can bs reviewed.
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ANOTHER NEW RAILROAD.
II 10 20 be Built From salt Lake to Mun
Gle. Nevada.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 22.-Articies Of
incorporation OF the Salt Lake & Deep
Greek Railway company have been filed
with the territorial auditor. The road will
bc constructed from this city TO Muncie,
Nevada. 20 miles. The capital stock Is
Si.40o.0o1. 81 per cent. of which has been
taken by New York capitalists, the re-
mainder by local capitalists. II is be-
lieved the Union Pacific is behind the new
road. heading of the proposed encroach-
ment of the Northwestern on their terri
tory. Grading will commence early in
january.
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PANAMA CANAL AFFAIRS.
More Denisls OF Connection with the
Alleged Frauds.


PARIS, Dec. 22.-Floquct, president Of tho
chamber of deputies, appeared before the
Panama investigating committee to-day.
He declared emphatically no never re-
ceivcd money from the Panama company
secret service or any other object.
Yes for the Guyot, formerly min
lister OF public works, had been
summoned to appear before tho
committee to explain the statement made
by him that the full list Of names of tho
men comprised In the scandal had been
seen by President Carnot. The committee
desired to hear Yes Guyot to-day. but he
refused to appear ON the ground that tho
statement attributed to him was distorted
by spy. He did not wish, he added, TO
countenance the proceeding that mingled
President Carnot's name with the prose-
cution there implicated in the affair.
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Reports Of n Sklrmish.

LAREDO, Texas, Dec. ga report was
received late last night that skirmish oc-
currcd near Guerrero OH the 18th inst. be-
tween Mexican troops and rcvolutionists.
The latter being 500 strong were victorious,
and several soldiers were killed and some
rsvolutionists. Parties In touch with tho
authorities have serious apprehensions
and attacks on small interior towns arc
expected at any time. Some say New
Laredo or Cerclvo, rich mining town. Is
In danger. Eight carloads of Mexican
cavalry were hurried into Lamsasas yes.
tcrlay. Merchants are countermanding
orders for goods till the matter becomes
more settled.
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HAWAII AND SAMOA.
Late News From the lsissds 81 ths
Pacl0c.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.-Advices from
Honolulu. by steamer to-day, state that
the newly formed ministry 10 meeting with
much opposition, having been defeated On
three votes In tho chamber. The bill 10
establish the national bank OF Hawaii
came up the day the steamer was leaving.
and il was stated that IL the bill passsd
the ministry would resign.
Advices from Samoa are to the e6ect
that tho recent outbreak has subsidsd.
Captain Bourke Of II. NJ. ship, Rinearoon.
had conference with the chiefs who
caused the trouble. and many OF them
apologined and promised that they would
make no further trouble. Mataafs, who
was thought to be back OF the outbgeak,
processes the utmost loyalty to Malistoa,
but Il IL said the present white rules%
Cedercranx and Pilsach, did not at all
correspond with tho customs and ways OF
the Samoan people, and they did no good,
their salaries are excessive and the osss
thing for the country would be for them
TO return home.
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ldalo DIamanslA.

BOISE CRY. Idaho. Dec. 222.-Kunze, the
diamond expert who has been examining
the alleged diamond fields here, left for
Chicago last night. taking with him sew
erai specimens. lie said: The geology
Of the country around the diamond fields
is precisely the same as In the South
African fields. and not unlike the fields Of
Brazil. only not as much broken up. In
my opinion these diamond fields will be
larger than either Africa or Brazil, the
blow cuts or shafts being great deal
larger aud more clearly defined"
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STRANoLED TO DEATH.
Execution Of Coiorsd Brute at jersey
City.

JERSEY City, Dec. 22.-Edward W. Hal.
linger was hanged here this morning for
the murder Of his mistress. Mary Patter-
son. Hallingcr is as black as coal. but
claims to have been born in Ireland Of an
Arabian father and half-breed American
Indian mother. He was Mt one time q
Baptist preacher and later professional
prize fighter. lie killed tho woman with
a hatclet in n drunken. Jealous rage. hack
ing the body horribly. Hallinger was
s,rangled to death. He hung 10 minutes
before life was pronounced extinct.
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To Mine for Coma

Special Dispatch to the standard
MissouLA, Dec. 22.-The Missouls River
Sapphire and Ruby Mining company wss
incorporated to-day for the purpose a
mining sapphires, rubies and sold ID
Montana. capital stock, $500. 900. Divided
into shares OF Is each. The directors Aro
T.. A. winstanley, c. E. WoodwortA
Thomas s. Jones. &. X. Prescott, George
II. Clynich and Theodore ID. Farrow.
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RESULTED IN DEATH.
Iadian Agent simons' Wound Proves
Fatal.

HELENA, Dec. 22.-News has bean 70
ceived of the death ut Belknap Indian
agency of A. Simons, the agent. Decen'
Der rs there was trouble NJ the agency b.
tween two Indians and one was killed.
Tho Indian police, headed by Agent
Simons. attempted to arrest the murderer.
but the latter barricaded himself In .
cabin and deiied the agent. Simons was
sho, in the leg and his death was ths -.
suit Of the wound. The ludian mur3srse
was killed day or two ago by the Indian
police. while resisting capture. Agent
Simons camo to Montana from Lansing
Mich.
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HOLIDAY IDEAS.

Smoking Jackets.
Lounging Gowns,
House Coats,
Berth Robes,
Gcntlemen's Fixings,
Handsome Silk Mufflers,
Silk and Satin Suspcnders.
Silk Handkerchicfs,
Fine Neckwear
Silk Umbrellas.
Fine Walking Sticks,
Seal Caps.
Fancy Night Robes.
Dress and Business Suits,
Boys Suits and Ovcrcoats.
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SAVED HER JEWELS.
A Peculiar scene st Fire In New York
Gtty.

New YORK. Dec. 22.-Fire broke out this
morning in the paiatial flvc-story rcsi-
dence Of General Lloyd Aspcnwall, and
tho crowd which gathered soon had an op-
portunity TO sec Mrs. Aspcnwall, a hand
some woman, pcrched on the roof Of .
bay window at tho third story attired In .
wrapper calmly hugRin9 her jewel case
containing jewels valued at 10000.
Smoke and flames werc bursting from tho
window beside her when the fire depart
ment arrived and set a ladder and brought
her down In fainting condition. The
fire was extinguished. Loss 10000.
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Cau.lux Him Trouble.

ST. Loris. Dec. ed. NJ. Forcstel,
lately deposed city TREASURER, made an as
signment this morning. His assets
amount To S22'.oo; liabilities less than
half as much. The assignment was m ade
because small creditors were placing at-
tachments on his property, getting advan-
tage of others.
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FEARS OF A SCOURCE.
Cholera Liable 10 He widespresd the
Coming Year.

Coming Year.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The continued
prevalence OF cholera in Europe cxcites
apprehension In administration circles.
Hope entertained that the dread disease
was extirpated is dissipatcd In the face of
the reports Of new cases, and the convic-
tion ID forced upon government officials
that, as predicted by many scientists, the
disease will reappcar with increased vio-
lence In the spring. The United States
consul ut Hamburg to-day increased the
uneasincss by sending the following cable.
gram: "Yestsrslay:two cases, to-day four,
and one DEATH"
Commenting on this, Assistant Secre-
tary SpauldinR said the situation 10 far
from reassuring and was in effect q no
tice that this government must not lot
down the bars or relax its exertions to
keep cholera from gaining q foothoid In
the United States.
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Against the Company.

PHoESIx, Aris., Dec. 22.-Juden,ent has
been entered in favor Of Joe O'Neill and
W. c. Barnes Of New York against the
Equitable Mortgage company for tt5e,O0
The litigation grew out Of the old Buckeye
Canal CORPORATION.
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Collins . Free MAE.

Special Dispatch 90 the standard.
HELENA, Dec. I'd. w. Collins, who hAA
been on trial before the United States
court for the killing of Edwin Roed on The
Crow reser, alton. WAS acquitted to-day
after n four hours session of the jury.
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The Connell Co. are showing some sle.
CANT things in mats and rugs which mako
handsome and useful Christmas gifts. Seo
their center window for styles and assors
ment.
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A genuine Christmas bargain Is offered
this week By the Connell Co. Their entire
stock OF fine seal caps are offered at just
one-half the usual price. Twenty dollars
In tho regular price, this week they are $40
each.
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Wright and Peber's fine hand turned
button boots reduced to $3.50 during the
holiday season. They make nice Christ
mas gift,
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PARIS. Dec. 22.--The commercial con-
vcntion between France and the United
States was ratified by tho chamber Of
deputies to-day.
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A line Of fine broadcloths 3 and dollar
goods reduced 10 $50 at Councils this
week.
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A line OF fancy table scarfs from rs
cents up at Connelrs this week.
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LEYS. THE '5xssttIIss '5xstIs s.oe3