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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

Mr.. Ed. McCollam de l~'habitation
eArdoyne," Bayou Black, etait a
Thibodaux dimanche dernier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

Depuis piusieurs jours les habltants
re~coivent leurs mandats pour lie ID
rect Tax qu'lls avaient pave en-
1865.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

Mr.. p. +. Lorio, sheriff de Ia
paroisse Lafonrche, est a faire rtpa-
rer la maison quill a acllet6e derniere-
ment sur Ia rue Jackson pour en-
faire 81 residence.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

lie fold de dimanche ct de lundi 4
grille un peu lie bout DIES jeunes
p!antes, ct arr6te provisoirement Ia
vegetation. Depuis que lie chaud a
repris, tout pousse avec ardeur.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

LHon. +. A. O.Sullivan etalt a
Thibodaux samedi pass6 par atfaires.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

balance deS tomas lie la II.
Lottery ........... 3143.S0
Grand total en- caisse. .S22290.93
Une appropriation de s5l9.46 fut
faite pour payer les differences recla-
nations contre Ia paroisse.
Tn comlte de trols, compose de
MN. II. W. Tabor, A. JOLIET Jr., ct
Fl. \. Coulon fut appointe pour rem
contrer un semblable comit9 de la
paloisse Terrehonne pour decider
d'apres lie jugement de Ia cour SUI
preme, la Unite entire les paroisses
Lafourche ct Terrebonne, lie long de
Ia cote de la mer, question necessitee
par les difficulties %provenant de la
collection dies licenses pour Ia p6che
dhuitres.
Mr.. Ferdinand Pitre a envoyt 50
resignation CONNIE Inspector DIES
chemins ct LevGes du 2nd District ct
Mr.. Marcellin Bergeron fut appoint6
a ga place.
La question du chemin public sur
lhabitation "Laurel Valley" fut a peu
pres decide ce chemin est pour
bonner une sortie aux habitants DIES
coteaux Baton Pilon, Chactaw ct
Boudreaux. II SER etabli a la Unite
s%upGrieure de l%'habitation, les proprie-
taires promettant de bonner un droit
en- cent a Mr.. H. Tetreau de passel
sur Ia dite habitation. Tn comlte a
etc appointe pour confe-er ave NJ
Barker ct Lepine pour en- finir defni.
tivement.
Les proprietaires DIES habitations
"Highland ct Coulon" ont obtenu l.
privilege de construire II porte 4
rentr6e du chemin du Chacbay 4
condition iu'ils en%tretiendront la dite
porte en- bonnie ordre, ct egoateront Il
dit chemin sur une GU les deux dites
habitations.
Il a etc decide de construire unt
nouvelle maison pour lie geolier IA l.
place de la vieille, ct un comite a ett
appoint6 pour obtenir IN plan ct lie:
specifications, ct lie cout de Ia dit
construction.
Mr.. j. NJ. Bollinger, ayant envoy,
sa resignation CONNIE Inspector
d'huitres Gle la paroisse Lafourch
(place quill ma jamais occupee) MI
Joseph Galjour a etc 6lu a sa place
La petition dies habitants du lone
; Ward, demandant au juri de fair
tous ses efforts pour que les ecole
publiques Sc t%iennent ouvertes pen
dant hut mois de Tannee, ct demaI
dant que l'argent obtenu DIES vente
! DIES ferries ct DIES points de la paroiss
2 soft d6voue ecoles pupliques, flu
. presentee pour la consideration de
membres du juri de police, ct rel
yoyae Dour action 4 leur reunion a
mois de Juliet proclaim.
Pour plus ample renseignement'
e voyez lie resume de cette assemble
2 dams la partie anglaise de &c numer'
I AnuS lnnreQQnS aNec meme OIL
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11
NOUVELLES LOCALES.

Les habitants du bas de Lafourche
Sc PLACEMENT de trop de pluie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

Nous avons ell encore deux bonnes
pluies, une yendredi soir de Ia semaine
derniere, ct lautre mercredi mAtin.
La premiere a etc accompagne dun
fort vent qui REIMBURSEMENT dams notre
voisinage ma fait degat, ct
suivi DUN froid lie lendemain mena-
cant Ia destruction de Ia recolte de
fruits REIMBURSEMENT lie temps s'est
remis un peu au chaud samedl soir, ct
dimanche matin il ny Il Ell qu'une
fable gIace lui 4 etc fondue avant
la levee du soleil.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11
JURI DE POLICE.

LIE Juri de Police de la paroisse
Lafourche a tenu seance deux jours
cette semalne, lundi ct mardi. Tous
les membres etaient presents, ex-
cepte Mn. Louis Lerile ct Emile
Ledet.
lie tresorier de paroisse Mr.. \. j.
Braud, tit son rapport, comme suit
Balance dies fonds g6nerauxS 976G.74
" de Drain
age................ 73sO.3S
Balance dies fonds de la l..
Lottery .......... 3143.S0
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

La cour du 19me District Judiciaire
pour la paroisse Lafourche session DIES
a%ssises) s'est assemble lundi der
nicr, avec lie Juge l.. P. Caillouet,
presidant, ct lie Cap. F. w. Winches-
ter, district attorney a son poste.
Mr.. NJ. Leblanc, du Canal Harane
fut appointe "Foreman' du Grand
Jury, ct les membres suiyants furent
tires du juri de Ia premiere
semaine :
Jules Monier. Charles Flash.
Chas. j. Coulon. Leon Gilbert.
-Aurelien Braud. Leo Leblanc.
Alberto Bergeron. John Webre.
Alidor Eobichaux. Arthur Lerille.
Etienne Hebert. F. Molaison.
Adrien Richie. Jules Hoffman,.
Joseph Leonard.
A louverture de la cour furent
presents tous les avocats du barreau
de Thibodaux, ct Mr.. l.. F. Suthon
du barreau de Houma, ct Mr.. Joseph
Lerosier, un DIES avocats marquants
de Montreal, Canada, en- visite a
Thibodaux depuis q~uelgues jours,
convie du Docteur H. D%ansereau.
Il Sc trouve plusieurs affaires crimi-
nelles devant la cour que vous trou
verez dams la partie anglaise de &C
numero.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

w. A. Brady, lie gtrant &c
Jimmy Corbett, lie champion amtri-
cain a dtpose $4,000 comm @fortait
pour une reLcontre avec Charley
Mitchell en- dGcembre proclaim. Il =
d6pose IN autre forfalt de $500
pour une rencontre avec Jackson, an
cas- OH Mitchell ne couvrirait pas ses
$4,000. L'argent 4 etc dtpost d
New-York. Les conditions pour Ia
rencontre entire Corbett e. Mitchell
ont etc signees. La lutte aura lieu
en- decembre proclaim.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

La legislature du Minnesota = adop-
te unc loi qui impose une amen@e Dc
$50 on six mois de prison Il toute
personne convaincue d'avoir fume
une cigarette dams les limltes de
l'etat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
Minor Court ~osc-.

Men Fernhout charged by his little
l2-ycar old daughter with criminal as
saIif. was srraigned in police court yes
terriay afternoon. and pleaded not guilty.
lie wi.l have an examination March Is.
Albert Heihorst charged with truancy.
was sentenced % the reform school IN
al y years ~ age Counfy Agent lioi
crmb has Investigated the case aud rec
or1mentled this course.
ANDREW J kridlcr. who has been 10
fore the courts on several occasions
charged With violations q tho liquor
laws. vas held fer trial hy the police
court yesterday
The United States court vas adjourned
yesterday untd Monday on account n
the iodi@position ~ Judge Ssyerens.
g. y Weatherby wants divorce from
Anna v. hia wife. he began a suit in
the circuit court yesterday.
" y. Roup has begun divorce pro
cpf.iirzs IN TIE circuit court against
Frances 4 Roup.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
Handspring Opening s= MONDAY #sa 81 s$z $ % 81 ] E = % %
Carpets!
Carpets!

a few words here will not be out
of place on the Carpet question.
Every person knows that the man
facturcrs have advanced their
prices. In consequence the retailers
have advanced with them. but the
place TO buy your carpet this spring
and save yourself money IS at
Morsc's the coming week, As our
prices are lower than ever Read
list below and be convinced for
yourself
s. Sanford & Sons double extras
10 wire Brusscl, worth ooc. .75c
s. Sanford & Sons extras. Q wire
BruSsel, worth Soc. at 621lc
s. Sanford & Sons Comets Brus-
sci. worth zoe. at. .571se
Dunlap Tapestry. worth CSC, at 47Hc
Dorman extra super. Atwood in
grain, worth ooc. 1T. OF &c
Dorman extra super, Cotton Chain
Ingram, worth 7oc, 1T. .52Ac
Fairmont extra super, all wool In
grain, worth Doc, at .o24c
Best Union Ingram. worth soc,
at. .37tC
Good Union Ingram. worth 25c.
dt.. .I9C
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

should not now be celebrating his en-
trance into the White house instead OF
mourning for his departure:"
Senator Ford followed IN witty little
speech in which he said il had taken
him nearly week TO prepare Mr.. Fer
guson's speech. and he felt highly hon.
ored az the manner in which he had de-
liyered IL.
At the close N she speeches the guests
We're introduced 10 their distinguished
visitor. Newel's orchestra struck up a
waltz and the next few hours were spent
in dancing. 40 midnight refreshments
were served. Representative Ferguson
will remain in tie city until this even
INK before returning 10 his duties in
Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
TO DO HIM HONOR
Reception to the Hon. w. w.
Ferguson Of Wayne County.
HIS PEOPLE PAY HIM RESPECTS
Az the Guest or the Garfield Club lie
sp~sk= ON the Life of JAMES C..
BlAine--A Cav Dance Followed.

TIE Garfield club. composed ~ col
ored people. dii ITSELF prosid last evening
A. ter.Ifrir- reception dance ana bar
qaet % keprs sentative " y. Fefguso1
u Wayne tho frat calered repssssuta-
tive ever elected e. the legislature q this
state. The reception took piacs ID the
Iane,oia club rocraa wtieh We-c taste
faiiy arranged and decorated for he tc-
ea.son. Thers were about Too guests
frnesnf. and he tvlstumcs - Some = the
Women would compare fayorahY with
fhnee worn IN the weaithiest white
ssriets. The crowd assembled nearly
a. ho.sr before the arrival ~ NJ. FesKn
80. whose train was delayed ~ that he
h,d not reach The city until neisrly
p'rio,k. II was somewhat after that
hssar when Mr Ferguson was us1ered
lat, the rl,a.o lie vas infrodu-sd BY
J 81 RattfHs. SIR Ferguson spoke
snt.startiaiiF ~ follows ara here
~ the request II The Garfield
cluh to spca< - "a subject - imF,rf-
so.r ana 20 speak - q perscn 9'hose
affnbutes deserve a more aioq1eu' per
80 fhan I - pisfuFe James 81. ans.
ne greatest man q the age The larth-
pace n NJ Blaine vas Pera il aria.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

JrpcE BrsLTSGAnE -The People vs.. FL
Duke. larceny; verdict guilty. The
People ". John ". Hughes. saloon
open after hours; pleaded not guilty.
- II. Drukker. admitted 10 citizen
ship. Tho People ~ jerome Lee.
saloon open after hours: not guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

JrDoH HsGGERTv-Aibcrt Helhorst. tru-
accy. sentenced 20 reform school until
IL years old. A. j. kridler. saloon
open Sunday. held for trial Miene
Fernhoat. criminal assault; adjourned
.. M.r.h u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

ard when caught scrub vel With Sozo-
ieint. Dent spare a. Brush for dear
life = yoa destroy il. al the better for
ycu and your teeth. Il afI destroy ihe
h.aifh q The mouth. - beauty. aud
your sweet breath
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16
COURT RECORDS


JrpcE ADsIr-A. y. Wykes Va. Edwin
White. assuu.psit: no cause of action.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-16

No H. No Frnc 8apnr
line usp by in the invite C chaTngc elsewhere
Nottingham Nottingham
o mn
howno the peopef IS in
OF homs2 apm
also O o:andher at In
line we Lar c he
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
ouaA,s TOBACCO TAX.

Merchants of Havana Kicking on the
New Schedule.
HAVANA, March 24.-The merchants OF
this city are indignant at decree issued to-
day putting a tax on tobacco In force ninety
days in advance OF the time fixed by law.
The tax on cigars and cigarettes is
fixed at s. kilogramme, on plug
tobacco Sc, on fine cut and fine leaf
81 per kilogramme. In view Of this heavy
tax aud its premature enforcement, import
ers are refusing TO do further business.
The government offers TO lease the privilege
of collecting the tax for period OF from
ten to thirty years on a basis Of S20, 500, 900
in gold YEARLY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
RAUM's SUCCESSOR.
No Demagogio Politician to Be Com
missioner of Pensions.

No Demagogio Politician to Be Com
missioner of Pensions.
WASHINGTON, March "a President
Cleveland saw but few visitors to-day, the
regular cabinet meeting interfering. To
one of the callers, Representative Enloe of
Tennessee, he made the important staye.
ment that he would appoint mo demagogic
politician" to be commissioner Of pensions,
It is inferred from this significant announce
men6 that the President will appoint to the
Office of commissioner OF pensions a man
more closely connected with business than
politics. In fact he has expressed his inten-
tion to divorce the Office from politics and
to select a commissioner who will conduct
it purely on business principles.
A number Of names for ap-
pointment 10 the commissionersEip
have been presented to President Cleveland,
and il is said that be is proceeding warily
in the hope OF selecting a man who can
keep his skirts clear OF the unpleasant noto-
rity which has come to the Office in recent
years.
The following executive order was issued
to-day;
By direction Of the President the Offices Of
the members Of the cabinet will not DO opened
on either Tuesdays or Fridays-cabinet days
but will be closed on those days until otherwise
ordered. This has become necessary for unin-
terrupted and more efficient transaction Of the
business OF the government.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
NOFIGHT In THE SENATE.
THR DEMOCRATS NOT TO FORCE
A RBORG GANIz ALTON.

There Is no Desire on Their Part TO
Have the Session Prolonged-Ihe
Republicans to Insist on Standing
Up to Precedents-Many Senators
Getting Ready to Go Home.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The indications
at present do not point to protTaoted fight
In the Senate over the reorganization OF the
elective officers. II the statement Of some
democratic senators can be taken as an
index to their feelings on the question they
will capitulate without much OF q struggle.
There appears not to be a consuming desire
to enter into any protracted debate that
will prolong the present extra session beyond
tue time when the President will have
notified the Senate that he has
no further communication to make, and
certain well known senators have said that
they intended to leave the city regardless Of
whether there was a reorganization or not
The republicans say they will insist upon
strict following of the precedents, and If
they have the strength TO stand up for that
resolution 10 looks as il they would be- able
to force the democrats to hold Off until the
commencement Of the regular session. Sem
ators on both sides of the chamber are pre-
pairing to leave the oity, and ib is not un-
likely that Immediately after the decision of
the contested election cases there will not
be quorum of senators in the city.
SENATOR'S BY APPOINTMENT.
Senator Vance, chairman Of the commit
tee on privileges and elections, who is pre-
pairing majority report of the committee
In the cases Of the senators appointed by the
governors of the states of Montana, Wash-
inRton and Wyoming, will finish his report
tomorrow. lt will not be long, but will
present reasons why the majority OF the
committee does snot believe the certificates Of
these governors are sufficient authority
upon which to seat the senator's in question.
1t will contain many references TO past de-
cislons of the Senate in cases where the
question raised here has been passed upon In
an Incidental way.
MIR. Hoar who prepared the minority
report tavoring the seating OF the senators,
has completed his work. It is probable
both reports will be printed and will be
laid upon the senator's desks when the Sen
ate oonvenes Monday. In that event the
debate relative to these cases may be pre-
cipitated at once There ia a desire on the
part Of the senator's who expect 10 partici-
pate in this discussion to get at it as soon
as possible for the reason that it is
thought the debate will run along the better
part OF next week IL the Senate were meets
ing daily. With the present numerous re-
oesses from Monday to Wednesday and then
TO Monday the debate may be strung out
to an indefinite length. One prominent
senator on the republican side said to-day
that he believed the Senate would not ads
| journ until the middle of next month un-
less daily sessions were held
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
sRoT DOWN by A DEPUTY.
A Florida Moonshiner Who Wouldn't
Be Taken Alive Now a Corpse.

A Florida Moonshiner Who Wouldn't
Be Taken Alive Now a Corpse,
ARCADIA, FLA. March 24.-Hardy John
son, a noted counterfeiter and fnoonshiner,
who escaped from the sheriff of Polk county
a short time ago, was shot on Fisheating
creek, about thirty miles east of Arcadia,
yesterday afternoon, and died of bis
wounds after being brought here about day
light this morning.
Johuson's slayer was Beford Branch. who
with c. Q. Bass, ,wss depntized by the sheriff
of Polk county to hunt johnson down aud
bring him to the Polk county jail.
They learned of Johnson's whereabouts,
and under pretense Of securing signatures
to petition for the pardon of COW thief
induced Johnsons relatives to get him to
come out of the swamp.
JOHNSON on THE WATCH.
johnson kept his rifle in his hand during
the time he was with them and would not
give them an opportunity Of making the
capture. but by accident pair of hand
cuffs slipped out Of Bass coat pocket and
johnson opened fire at Bass, who jumped
behind pine tree. Branch grabbed a rifle
and shot johnson in the right hip and then,
the extractor refusing to work, he threw
down the rifle and emptied the contents of
shotgun in Johnson's back. johnson
would never be taken alive and had sworn
that he would only be brought to Arcadia
in a wagon. An inguestwas held this
morning and verdict of justifable homi-
eide was rendered
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
RND OF THE STRIKE.
The spinners Accept "A Reduction OF
2 Pence IN the Pound.

The Spinners Accept "a Reduction OF
z Pence IN the Pound.
MANCHESTER, March 24.-An agreement
has been reached by which the great cotton
strike will end on Monday The federation
Of master cotton spinners and the ANAL
gamsted association of operative cotton
spinners met yesterday afternoon 30 discuss
the terms for a settlements of the strike.
The operatives are willing TO accept Teduc-
ton OF 2JS per cent In wages, but some OF
the masters insisted upon a per oent re-
ductton. 10 was the refusal OF the spinners
to accept this reduction that precipitated
the strike which resulted In the
stoppsgo of between $4,000, 900
and 100000 spindles. Many diverse
opinions as TO the proper method OF
settling the trouble were advanced and
argued pro and con, the representatives of
the spinners holding out sturdily against
any proposal carrying with it q reduction
larger than the one they had offered TO
accept. Both sides determined TO secure
the best possible terms for themselves and
in consequence the meeting was a pro-
traoted one. For twelve hours, with no in
termisson for food the various aspects Of
the case and the several questions involved
were discussed in all they bearings.
Finally IL was agreed that the sptnners
should accept IA reduction OF pence In the
pound in their wages. The masters agreed
TO again start their spindles Monday, and
thus has been ended one of the longest fights
ever known in the cotton trade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
oARNoT,s soN AoCUsRp.

The Berlin Tagblatt Claims That He
Received 100000 Francs.
PARIS. March a. The Beriiner T'dg5latt
published an article asserting that Ernest
Cnrnot, son of President Carnot, was the
mysterious "X" credited on Baron Rein
aoh's list with having received 500,0 600
francs of the Panama money. The Temps
prints an official doniRl that anybody re-
lated TO President Carnot received money
or bonds from the Panama company. The
indignation caused by iusinuAtions
against the president ia being exploited
by the government. It is reported
that a decree for the expulsion Of Herr
Braudies. the Tdgbtdtrs Paris correspond
ent, has been signed. Brandies denies,
however, that he sent the obnoxious para
graph in bis correspondence. The anti-or-
gan feeling runs high. All the Paris news
papers unite 10 denouncInG the Tagblatt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
FIERY TIMES IN THE COMMONS.
A Vote in Favor of Paying Members
of the House IA Salary.

A Vote in Favor of Paying Members
OF the House Salary.
LONDON, March 25, 5 A. M-The House
Of Commons has passed by vote of 276 to
229 a resolution providing that in the future
all members be paid for their services In
parliament. The resolution was intro
duced by William Allen, radical, for New
castle le-Under-Tyne. There was an all night
session.
The house is still sitting at O'Clock this
morning in committee on the army esti-
mates. Chairman Mellor has shown him
self quite unequal to the demands made
upon him in consequences of the exceptional
stubbornneas of tue opposition. He was
again baited by Robert William HanbuFy,
conservative member for Preston, who In
bitter speech accused him OF wrongful
ruling.
Shouts of "withdraw" and apologize"
elected from Mr.. Henbury only declara-
tion that he would do neither.
Repeated motions TO report progress pro-
voked Sir William Haroourt TO exclaim,
hotly: This Is deliberate and barefaoed
obstruction, and will fight you on Ii to-
night This challenge was received with
a tremendous shout by the liberals.
The house adjourned at o'clock.
An exciting scene accompanied the ap-
plying of closure.
The debate was one OF the stormiest OF the
session.