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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
THE CANADIAN QUARANTINE
Refusal to Ratify the Arrangement
Will Make Trouble.
United States Officials Much Put Out by
the ActiOn-Canadian Railway
officials Favor the Plan.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Dr. Senner, COM
missioner of immigration. said to-day. in
regard to the Canadian governments re-
fusal to ratify the immigration agreement
made with the Canadian officials of the in
terior. "All our work is undone." Colonel
Stump and DR.. Senner started out to see at
just what parts of the border it was neces-
sary for the United States gov.
eminent to establish inspection sta
tions. Before going far they found
strong reason for establishing those
stations. but the Canadian deputy minister
and the agents of the railroad and steam
ship com panies met them so agreeably and
promised cooperation 30 readily that
the United States officers did not
think it necessary to pursue their orig
inal plan any further and so came home
fully satisfied with the result of their mis-
sion. But the Canadian governments re-
fusal has changed all thay, and United
States authorities will have TO do its own
work IN stopping undesirable immigrants.
Dr. Senner has not yet heard from Super
intendent Stump. but expects to hear from
him soon. and thinks they Will star out in
short time to establish inspecti, dis
tricts IN earnest.
Canada Must Submit.
TORONTO. Ont, Sept. 12.-Canadian rail-
way officials cannot credit the reported re-
fusal of the Dominion government tc ratify
the arrangement made for the enforcement
of the alien labor In W by American Inspec.
tors of Quebec. The reasons alleged for the
government refusals is that it will be un-
digniied for Canada to allow Europeans to
be interieIed with by American officers on
Canadian territory. ''CaDada's In terests or
dignity cannot suffer by the establishment
of an American inspector at Qhebec." said
Alr. NicOll, general passenger agent of the
Canadian Pacific road. "A precedent was
established long ago. We have consular
agents from Washington in every large
frontier town. If we allow the United
States to enforce their quarantine
laws at Quebec. is it not silly TO talk
of the IndiQnity of letting them enforce
their other emigration laws? If the gov
ernment opposes tho arrangements, instead
of maintaining our dignity. IL will serious
ly damage Canadian transient IraDsDorta.
tion. The railways may have to run spe-
cia;s to carry American immigrants. or
they may refuse to carry them at all. Then
all the trade will be diverted from Hall
fax and Quebec TO Portland. and Canada
will lose many desirable immigrants"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
INSURANCE CONSPIRACY.
Arrest of Two Men Who Tried to Get
$4,000 on Life Policies.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12-On July 81 Viii.
liam b. Gregg. of Duluth. who had short
time previously obtained insurance to the
amount of S14. ZOO on his life In the Fidelity
Mutual Life Association of Philadelphia,
the Mutual Life of New York. the United
States Mutual Accident Associat ion
of New York and the Northwest.
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Milwaukee, vas reported as hav-
ing been drowned in Lake Superior by the
the capsizlng of a small sailboat. The
various insurance companies were prompt-
ly notified of the death and proofs duly
sworn TO. in which the details of the ca psiz-
ing of the boat and the drowning of Gregg
were given by John Il. Clark, of
Duluth. who accompanied Gregg, and who
was in the boat at the time of the accident,
were presented to the several companies.
Several contradictory statements made by
CLARK and little suspicious circumstances
connected with the affair led the compa-
MES TO conclude there was n conspiracy TO
defraud them, and that Gregg was still
alive. Detectives were employ ed by the
different companies, and Gregg was cap
tured in New York city and brought to
Philadelphia. where he is now aw waiting
the arrival of extradition papers to Minne-
sofa. Clark. who was with Gregg in the
boat and swore to the drowning. is also
under arrest.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
ANOTHER FAST CRUISER.
The Columbia Steams Over Twenty-One
Knots an Hour.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 12.-The cruiser
Columbia returned to the yard of her
builders this afternoon. with the record
breaking figures of ''2l 31O' flying
from her mast. and was gwen an
ovation as she passed up the river. The
cruiser was turned seaward this morning,
but the water was too rough. After pro-
ceeding q short distance it was decid-
cd to begin the trial 1t DEM
Onstrated that tho Columbia would
meet the government requirements. The
maximum speed was ut the rate of 81 3
knots per hour and the indicated horse
power at this time was 1900. The vessel
did not roll or pitch. and the waves she
IN ade both at bow and stern were much less
than that of the cruiser New York. Her
steering qualities were superb.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Gen. Robert A. Mccoy. of Tyrone, one OF
the best known and wealthiesr citizens in
Blair county, Pennsylvania, has committed
suicide.
Nj. V. Cannon, president of the Irish Ma
tional League of America denies that he
is n party TO the manifesto in regard TO the
home-rnle bill pGrDor:ing TO have been is
sued by the executive committee of the
league
Edward L. Perkins. member of the
New York Stock Exchange, was foun1 dead
IN his room yesterday morning. Death
had been caused by bullet wound. A re-
volver was lying beside him. The police
suppose that be committed suicide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13

ST. Louis. Sept 12-Arthur A. Wisem an
manager of the Western Grain and Stock
Exchange, No. 1876 Chamber of Commerce,
closed his doors to-day. Wiseman is one
OF the best known of the local bucket-shOp D
men. His liabilities are placed at 81, ,O0O
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. l2.-H. X. Bond
x CO.. dealers in brick and other building
materials made voluntary assignments
late tonight TO Max A. Scher, who quail
fed in the sum of SiU0,O0O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
Cordare Trus, R.or..n,z.d.

NEW York, Sept. 12.-The initial step for
abe reorganization OF the National C0rdage
Company was made to-day. lt consisted IN
the filing of certificate of incorporation
of w aterbury q Co. Qimited) at the county
clerks office in Jersey City. The capital
stock is 81 400 coo. OF which q, GEO, coo IA pre-.
ferred stock. on which q per cent. accumu-
lative dividends are to be paid. There will
be Ss00000 worth of common stock. The
company will do q general cordage busi-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
AT THE SCENE OF THE ROBBERY.
From Five 90 Twenty Five Men Concerned
I'm she Crime.

In she Crime.
KENDALLvILLE. Ind, Sept. IA party
of robbers. mum mbering. according to vari-
ous acc0un 70. anywhere from five to twen-
~. have increased the actual circulation
by an amount estimated any W here be-
tween si5. 900 and $500 0C0. The money was
obtained early this morning from the At
lantic express on the Lake Shore * Michi-
gan Southern, after the express car had
been shattered with dynamite. the safe
shivered with the same deadly explosive.
and the engineer. Knapp. of the express
train. had gone down with one bullet In
his shoulder and another through his side.
The officials of the United States Ex press
Company claim that their loss Is under
$4,000. but they give no figures. and will
give mono. A statement thas the robbers
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
Old Locomotive Exp,oaes.

EptCIuI
EAST ST.. Louis. Ill, Sept. IA switch
engine boiler exploded at s O'Clock this
morning. III the Airline freight yard,
fatally scalding engineer Louis Laux and
severely injuring fireman James Smith
The men were blown fifty feet. The engine
was IN old raJtle-traD that had been In use
many years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
Citizens Given Pr.fsrence

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-About eight hundred
of Chicago's unemployed were put to work
to-day on street-cleaning. aud two hundred
on the drainage canal. United states citi-
occurring work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
Projection from IInInrin.

The preventive 10 the far famed Southern
remedy. Simmons Liver Regulator. q purely
vegetable tonic, cathartIc and Alternative.
II acts more promptly than calomel or
0ulnine
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-13
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Hosiery Deformity Braces and Surgical Appliances
EYES in The State. WM. III. ARMSTRONG d CO.
n south illinois street
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

more unb pittsburs,-pel&s Elm Drift
tel alIer poIteinnobmen liefern, iolten
arDber, go REORGANIZATION erbatten.
Sbre poftdmter 1oltem cine beionoere
&laHe btloen, bic ibre 0erpiQiguna BIZ
rett bonn &onsreb erbdlt unb atpar obne
8:I9rGntmgen uno &egeln. bic fir
anbere poitGmter am P(ab 1ein mDgen.
Wenn man bas ntdJt fir ale btele 5ebn
@emtsr auseiteten noble, m0ge man es
m,nigItens Tiir flint tbun-unter allen
minbeItens fiir SEEM Yort uno @btcago:
9eIe Gmpfe9l,rng griinoet ii4 ni&t
b.os alf ben lmfang bic er Stapte unb
TIRES puItbienItes uno bel1an @inna9z
men, onbsrn aut baranf, bah BON o:r
Sitti9feit tbrer ,Ppi trsrtpaltung bic
uom poitzD iemit bes sanoen Haroes
%a6bdngt.
@ies selts Defenders BON Mtw gort
mno G3tago, fagt Der 8eri&t. Ile
bieie @rpbitdbte iinb bic &ollettoren
unb 8ert1,iler Der rMettpo1t" 10 oaB
bic Dienite tbrer poltamter niht blos
na9 benz ermeTen tperben tDnnsn, mas
iie fir bic lotalen @inpo9nermaf en-
liiten; ,besbalb ioqte bic m0gti4(te
Stauelbef0roerung Der poltsn ba1esblt
er5ielt nerbsa. 8on Ne4p yprt aug
tperoen fdlt ale go item bon uno nab
benz Muslanb per19idt. @ime Stunoe
WufenYbalt zines antpmmenben Yc|tz
bampfers tann bel len 8riefe UNI etaen
Eag ipdter naH benz ferm:n Meiten
brinsen. @benfo tit es NIT a6fabrenz
ben Dumpfern. 'Gbtcago lit bas Polt=
Centrum 'oss '@iien5ahnzpoito ta ites
int Snmern.
l1eber bic 2eiitungen bes Poitumts
auf ber @9icagper Notwithstanding
duBert ber @eneral=po ltmet1 tier 1eine
gr1Bte 3ufriebenb:tt; es lbat ii@ als Ell
ne Mu3teran1tasst er>pieien uno oamit
bic Sii@tigteit n ieresj poi tine lens ms
redte Gi4t geitslt. Seine @imabmen
in ben iehs Monaten bettiefen ii4 auf
$64,338.62 Fir 8eI orgums bon 15,178z
3l3 pp1t1uhen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
Yoli5ei ,tuo mooe>

Po1i5ei4Superintenoent 8ppnes BON
Seem Dorf bat ii4 upsranlabt gefiblt,
ben bortigen 9amen eine ano6lgemeinte
Ma6m1ng 3uaurufen. @r iagt gong
rihttg, bab bic in Der '@ano .9etragene1
@elbtd14hen eine grobe @rllahung fir
bic Mrbeitslo1 en- bilben. menn 10 Elm
MNeni4, pielietbt bu1rgris 1nb balb perz
t}meifett, elm bides portemonnate in
Der !9unb elmer TSraar erblidt, 10 tunn
re ntdt uberra1dkn, otpenn ibm ber Sc
tpmmt, ii4 bes @eloes nit einsm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21
sic Soften aer nemen Tlotte.

6y!DttenA Sstretdr Qerbert 9dt ,du1
@rl udben in B,ionoerer 3ui4rift a1 ben
@orj ibenben oes 9ausz&omltes fIr
acknowledgement, Mr. Sofepb .. ca
pers, npH genaue Mngaben iiber bic
Rotten Der 11eat:r 5lotte unb beren @inz
3el6eiten gemaht. @artn itnb bic MaE
men urrb ber Somengebalt, bic 8auF
unb &eparaturfpIt ten etc. BON jebem
@9iH, bag lett benz 4. Mdr3 1885 GEL
baut muroe, bis gum 81. Sttober 1898
umgegeten. 9a5m tommen bteielben
Mneaben fir bic @d6He, bic ieitbem
'aum Bau beorbert, aber no9 ni4t nolE
stenbet iimb, arnb tpann lie oies ietn merE
ben. Mu4 bic bon 1883 big 1885 geF
bauten @4iFe fino ein9ei4iofen. /
3uglei9 ftnb bic @erpilligungen
un6 bic Musgaben fir beren Mal@insz
rie unb 'Tiir bic Mnlagen in benl@4tHsz
bau90ien, fiir @eparaturen BON @i1enz
unb @tablf&iHen 3uiammen -gelteut.
Dies ge14ab In 3pet 5abelen. Die
cine ent6d(t bic WertpiQigungen bonn 8.
WSGr3 1888 Big gum 81. S1tobsr 1898:
Derkn @e 1ammtbetrag belduft iiA auf
ST., l84,163.8O; babon &puroen ausgez
qeben $65,288, 1918, unb maren am
1. Mupember 1898 noh in &aRe SILL
895,424!62.
Dte ameite Sabele 9tbt bic @er1piQiz
qunqe1 unb Musgaban fir @au wnb
Mqifinerie in ben peri4ieoenen Nappz
Oarbs bonn 7. Sept. 1888 bis gum 81.
6ttober 1893. Dieieuben itno bic fol-
9enben:
Mapp Darb, portsmout9 @ertpilz
ligt SIS 1000; psrtpenbet $62,76O.
Mapp Oarb, $50 ton -@erptuigt,
5000; pertpenbet $87,738.51.
Mapp~ Oaro, @ep Dort-@ermtQtgt
SIZE, 900; bertpenoet $171, 789.40.
@aop Daro, @eugue Sslanb-@erz
miQigt $75,OO0; pertpenbef $46,940.z
70.
Mapp Yarb, Nprfo1t- @erpiQigt
100000; pertpenoet $99,971.9O.
MaDp Oarb, Mare Sslano - Ser
miQigt 100000; pertpenoet 189,65o.z
70.
Sm @an5en muroen allo fir bteie
3mede Dertpiuint: $716,O00, uno oerz
menoet 1858, 1862; in &afIe tparen benz
naG np& $56,137.71 am 81. Sftober
1893.
6o1genbes gtbt bas Datum bet
neutrality-suspicious. @ollenbung Der iebt
nod) int @at beinbli&en &riegs1@tfe
an:
maine, 1. September 1894; Seras,
80. Stunt 1894; Slpmpta, 1. 9eoember
1898; Cincinnati, Is. Sanuar 1894;
@aleigb; 1. Sanuar 1894; Montgomes
rp, l.. MGr3 1894; Marblebeao, 80.
Sanuar 1894; &abtaboin, 1. Mprtl
1895; Smoiana, 1. Ottober 1894;
Mu17a4u1etts, l.. Qpril 1896; Oregon,
1. Sttober 1895; Columbia, l.. Sob
ruar 1894; Cries on, Sprpeoo : Boot
go. 2, 80. sunni 1894; Puritan. l.
Suli 1894; Monabnod, 1. Mug. 1894;
Mmp6ttrite, 1. Mprtl 1894; Serror,
Is. 6ebrllar 1916; Soma, 1. Sttober
1896; @rootlpn, 1. 6ebruar 1896;
&amnenboote go. 7. 8. unb 9. 1. Saa
nuar 1896.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

gin mitfIAlenbes 9er3.
rDu fsbit ia 10 betriibt aus" iagte
elmer BON ben ntelen Betanntm bes
iungen 2ebeletd3t gu 6ieiem. 49, vsSya,
aus Mitgefiibl fit metne Greunbe:"
- ,tQlus Wttgsffubl9" - wsSa, es gebt
ibne,r alien 70 f@le&t, haB teiner i'm
@tanbe rpar, mir S. 3u pumpen."
Gas hmm t. Mbrenologe: limb
bie1e @eule bier bebeutet SGb3orn,
@&lasferttgtett umb Miberfambsz
fraft!"
&(tent: .0as itimunt, bic bob' t@
felt benz leBtsm 8odbierfet." ;
8i1liger Yreis. r2I@, @oz
ialie, gu bdit ia f&on tpieber einsn
neuen 9ut! Mos fat ber getof tet9"
"l1nter uns 9eiagt, muir Elm paar Sbrdz
nen!"
@u&Edbli&. 9irettor: Isle
9ebm all p 81, baB sic babel tparer,
dls man ben arnen MaGtber unter bic
Yumpe 19leppte unb ibn benz @ai5 erz
itrabl cine lbaSbe '@turpoe lang aus1ebte.
Mel9en S6etl baben sic an ber trout
riger @ffatre 9enommen?"
@pmaiidit (aertniri&D: r9as linte
@ein, @err Dtreftor."
9u@ttgtett. rWas ibalten
|@ie bon benz reue11 @e9tsan1palt;
taugt CT mas?" 80, febr tii4ttg, bet
fagt Sbnen auf'm Sag, mas Sic trtez
gen."
@at9e be rtblWt9e. "rMeine
@erpen, betanntli# unterf@etbet sifi@
6er Meni@ bonn Sbtsr :bauptiG@l@
burb fem Welt= unb fern Selbitbez
tpuBtietn, 2eBteres BEL tebt in ber Sd
bigteit, ii4 felhit gu benten; bsr @1el,
meme 9erren, tann ni9t BON {i4l ia
gen: rS45 bin Elm Giel," bas tann .nur
Elm Men i@!"
@tnbe dg&i4t atpahr,
9err Menbel, tpenn Ste einma1 bort
1etn merben, mo- sic Der Papa inr11er
binpiini#, barrn 1tiden @te mir flet=
big 8rtefm arten!" 50, po3tpiini@t
midi BENIN ber pupa bin!" -,rWoJb er
Pfeffer tpGehatiit!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-21

bur@ bic Mbtretung bes 3maailanbes
seniisenb entiddbigt leiem. Gs vt tppbl
AUDI tein b!uBer 3ufau, baB bic biesz
bsaia!ife Convention faft in bsmieaben
Mneenhlide unter5:ibnet ,porben 1T.
in 1pel4sm bas Matabe.elanb fir bril-
tiItss @ebiet ert!drt tp,roe. Die @ngz
adnoer MAIDEN babel Elm bpppelt,s Sc
5bGft: ite ne6men Elm @ebiet, oas ibnen
nitt gdq0rt. in 8eliB uno perpFi4ten
itf eiren anb:ren Staat baour9, bab
iie ibm Elm @ebiet, ,psldes ibnen ebenz
flls gsb0rt abtreten.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-18

LIE PRIX ELEvE DU CHARBoS.--Les
femmes de menage prudentes dams
cette contree voient avec une alarme
croissante les rGsultats de Ia monopo-
lisation.
Vingt-cinq on cinquante cents de
plus par tonne de Charlton represen-
tent augmentation sensible dies
dtpenses de Ia maison. Nous avons
peur, n6anmoins, que ces homes
DANES apportent trop d'attention sur
Ia mauvaise qualit6 de combustible.
lie maintien du Gang eli 6tat pur ct
richie est la vie du corps, sa c~Iialeur
ct son rafraichissement. Peu lm-
porte combien cher lie Charlton peut
devenir, il est rassurant dc SAVIOR que
vous pouvez employer toujours lie No
voRo du DR.. PIERRE qui depuis plus
de cent ans, est employee pour net
foyer ct purifier votre sang, Il un
prix peu Glevt en- consideration de
ses vertus curatiyes.
&c nest pas Il drogue de phar-
macie ct volts lobtenez settlement
DIES agents loctux. Ecrivez IN mot
M DR., T.. Fahrncy ll2 s. IIoyne
Ave. Chicago, ILL.,, qui pcut vous
rensci.nrr Il Get tgard.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-18

-Depuis qu'on ouvrc les estomacs
CONNIE une armoire pour en- retirer
les objcts ct qu'on les lave CONNIE
n casserole, on SC permet d'avalcr
DIES f%ourchcttes, lies cuillcrs. dies
ratelicrs, etc, ct reinforcement. I'M
rasoir. C'ttait II dame qui naval.
pas Occasion dempIoyer L. rasoir
autrement. Les chirurgicns ont aus
sit0t pris Ieurs rasoirs pour ouvrir
lTsophage ct dtlivrer y rasoir pri-
sonnier. L~'optration i tres bucl.
rGussI mails Ia femme est morte DIES
suites.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-18
lie
niAD|lII AOIR
I 7 I
III


MATS les vrais Parisiens demeure-
rent de pied ferme, ct leur phalange
heroIque Sc recruta dune notable
uuantite de ces nomades industries
qui ouvrent les portieres DIES facres
ct baissent les marche pieds. Nal
REIMBURSEMENT les voitures de place
etaient lei en- minorite. C'est q
peine 81 quelque fiacre honteux pre-
matt laudace de sc glisser parfois
entire deux resplendissants equipages.
A l'interieur, les salons common
caient a s'emplir. &c n'Gtait point
I'm grand bal que donnalt madame de
Rumbrye; c'etait n simple soirGe.
Ellie rentendait ainsi du moins.
Beaucoup d'honnGtes gems ne
saisissent pas bien Ia difference qui
existe entire un grand bal ct une
simple soir6e, dams ccs divers mondes
que les sreports' tres-renseignts APP
pellent indistinctement lie grand
monde. II y a une multitude lie
grands mondes don't quelaues-uns
sont fort petits quoique immenstment
peoples, ct parmi lesquels, meme on
rencontre de tres-vilain monde.
Reggie generate les reporters par
lent rarement du vrai grand monde,
parce qu'lls III savent pas son adres-
Sc.
Voici les ~caract3res commandment
acceptes Pour M soirte, 0 nm
yite que DIES amis, tandis que pour
up bal ON rassemi,le toutcs ses con
naissances; mails la liste est Ia
meme. Et de fait, il faudrait avoir
de bien tristes commissioners pour ne
les point admettre au nombre de SEES
amis, quand il s'agit supplement
d'emplir de wastes salons ayant hor-
reur du vide, ct ne faisant leur etiet
complet qu'avec un public s%uffisant.
Celia, d'ailleurs, NJ tire point Il consG-
quence.
Quoi quill en- soft, Ia soirGe de
madame de Rumbryc, tout en- n'Gtant
point TN bal, prGscntait une assez
belle cohuc dc toilcttcs princieres.
II y await dies mons, mGlts en- salade.
&c n'etait pas un salon "pur: c'Gtait
un saion brilliant.
Et les naIfs pouvaient sc dire i Ia
rigucur que scrait-ce done 81 ma
dame Ia marquiSc donnait ia grand
bal ?
Cette possibilitt tlattcu,e renfcrme
lie but ct le motif dc Ii subtle dis
tinctlon que nou, ycnoHs d:ndiquer.
Ii etait onze lruIcS ct demie.
L'orchestre await prelude Ii mai
tresse de Ia maison nGtait point a
son poste.
Helene, avec une grace parfaite ct
cette science infuse du monde qui
semble etre lie lot DIES files de race,
faisait les honneurs en- labsence de
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-18
UNE FILLETTE LOUIE A LA JOURNEE
POUR AMUSER LES DANES JAMS EN-


UNE FILLETTE LOUIE A LA JoURNEE
POUR AMUsER LES DANES SANS En-
FANTs.-On Went de decouvrir une
singuliere industrie a New-York. Une
je i" V, I'VE employee dams IN bu-
CONNIE calligrapha ne sacha1t
que faire de 81 fi'lette age de cinq
ans. q coneu i'id6e de louer Ia petite
4 Ia iournee, aux danes sans en-
fanls.
De ceite maniere la petite est gar
dee, amus6e ct payGe deux piastres
par jour.
D'alord. la mere 81 CONSENT a ervov-
-r la petite IN jour par ci, par Ia,
dams qneique famille d False: puts
l'enfant amusant les danes, ellie a
consenti y Ia laisser aller passer
uuelques heures chez les DANES sans
enfants.
La petite raconte que les danes lui
donnent DIES mons differrnts ct Pan
peilent CONNIE Ieurs enfants defuuts.
lie reporter out a eu la curiosite
d'aller a l'adresse donnee dams an
nonce cffrant une enfant 4 tant
lheure, a WI une jolie jcune u ct
une blonde f%illette.
L'entant reyient chaque soir dams
la voiture de ses patrons.
lie CADAvRE QUI pARLE.--Un
viepx Negro du nom de Peter John
son est mort recemment d Elkton.
Ten, on, du moins, on crut quill etait
mort, ct, apres qu'on l'eut convena-
b'cment enseveli dams un cercueil
don't la partie superieure 6tait rest&e
%ouverte, les parents ct les amis du
rcgrctte defunt sont venus tour d
tour lie WELLER. Au milieu de Ia
seconde ncit, une femme a pris une
serviette ct de l'eau frafche ct s'est
mise a LAYER lie visage du mort tout
a coup, au contact de leau froide, lie
vieux negre a commence d revenir Il
la we il s'est agite dams son GER
cueil, sa tete s'est redressee, il a
ouvert les yeux ct, finalement, il s'esto
mis- son seant ct a demande aux
assistants epouyantes &c que tout
celia voulait dire. II a ben fallu sc
rendre a l'evidence ct reconnaitre que
lie vieux Johnson n'etait pas mort
on s'est% empresse de le retirer de son
c%ercueil ct de lie METRE dams son lit
il est aujourd'hui en- pleine conva-
~lescence.
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ATELIER ~TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
sommps 4 meme d'rx6cntrr tous les ouvrages
typographiuues qni nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avncat. cartes d'affaires. ent6tes de
features, tickets ,Phabitation, blancs. circu-
laires, etc,, seront imprimGs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a Ces prix uli detient toute concur
renee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-18

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