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U. ?. STRIKE IN cHEYnNNE.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 1S.--A meet
ing of the shopmen was held last night
at which the boiler makers and ma,
chinists' apprentices decided to Jvir
the strikers, and this morning did NOT
go to work. The strikers are still or.
derly and quiet.
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rINANcIAL sTRAITs.
Lumber and Iron Companies and a
Bank Embarrassed

~~NeAs~~A oaAN - VII COMPANIES anu u
Bank Embarrassed
Lansing. Mich. April 1S.-The Ian
sing Lumber Company and the Ian
sing Iron and Engine Works have Civ
en- mortgages to O. M. Barnes on all
their property to secure him as endors-
er on the most Of their outstanding pa
per. The assets are stated at about ST.
100000 and the liabilities about $1,000
900.
A run commenced on the Central
Michigan Bank this afternoon as a
result of the embarrassment Of the
Lumber Company and Iron Works. and
feverish excitement attended 1t, but
after ss5,OOo had been paid out Bank
ing Commissioner Sherwood, in antlci-
patton Of panic took possession and
closed the doors for the protection Of
depositors.
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ADVERSE TO THE woRLD's FAIR.
Congress May Qualify the Act Of
Previous Congress.

NN'1t
Chicago, April 1S.-1The Record to-
morrow will say that dispatches from
Washington announce that Attorney
General olney has decided against the
Worlds Fair in regard to the action
Of the last congress attaching stipu-
lation to the appropriation Of $2,5OO,oOO
BY the previous congress, that awards
should come from that amount, The
exposition authorities claim that It is
not within the province Of subsequent
congress to attach conditions TO an
act Of previous one. Attorney Olney
holds that one congress can qualify an
act OF previous congress by attach
ing conditions to gifts and approprla-
ftOns
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One Of the pccnilarilrss a. the cs'tca-
nut palm is that II never stands up
right A Malayan saying has It that
"he who has looke1 upon dead
monkey: he who has found the nest Of
the paddybird; he who hath beheld
straight coeoanut. or has fathoined the
deceitfui heart Of woman, VIII live
forornr
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AN EXPLOSION.

Leadyiile, Col, April 1S.-Word Is
received OF an explosion in the Bvsk
Ivanbo tunnel that killed several men
and injured others. Particulars arc not
now obtainabIe.
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COFFEE HOUSE FAILED.

New York, April 1s.--rhe failure Of
the old and well known coffee brcl-
erage house Of Thomas Barr & Com
pany is announced on the coffee ex-
change this afternoon.
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cAssAYILLE BURNED.

Springfield Mo-, April ls.-cassaville,
the county seat Of Barry county. was
almost destroyed by fire this morning,
Twenty-six business houses and doz-
en- dwellings were consumed. The total
oss is $15OOOO; insurance, $4,000
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PLAsTERERs sTRIKE.

Buffalo, N. y, April 1s.--All the plag-
tsrers in the city struck this morn
ing for an increase Of wages. Work Is
stopped on nearly every building un-
der construction.
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trains are running. La1unta business
interests are suffering, The strikers are
determined and firm but the Santa Fe
officials declare that no compromise viii
be made.
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THE DPLAINDEALER's' EDITOR.

{. Cleveland, o., April &c. D. Will
Jams, managing editor OF the Plain
Gealer was found dead in his Office this
morning. It is supposed apoplexy was
the cause.
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FREIGHT TRAFFIC. SUFFERING.

Lajunta, Col. April 1.-two men
constitute the entire force of the San
ia Fe shops here Eighteen engines are
reported dead The freight traffic is
dwindlng away and hardly any freight
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THE "MoRAYsHIRE ovERDUE.''

Vancouver, B. c., April 1s.--Anxicty
is felt for the Morayshire which Is now
out 17s days from samarang with
cargo Of raw sugar for refinery here.
She has never been reported on the
vovaee.
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cHOLERA IN pARIs.

Paris, April lS.--cholera has broken
out again in the lunatic asylum in
Quimper, in the department OF Finls-
tere. Five patients have did.
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THE U. p. PASSIVE.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 1S.--There il
nothing new in the strike Of the Union
Pacific shopmen. The company is not
trying to I'LL the strikers places.
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DENVER U. P. MEN NOT OUT.

Denver. Col, April 1S.--The men IN
the Union Pacific shops here continue
at work.
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PEARS FOR "cAsTLn oATE."

Philadelphia. April IS. Much anxiety
Is fent in seafaring circles over the
non-arrival OF the British steamship
Castle Gate which left Dantzlc on the
ith of March with cargo OF sugar.
It is feared she, with her clew number
ing twenty-three men. and cargo valued
It 100000 have suffered fate similar
TO the Naronics.
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COLUMBUS,

Thine was the task, o Genoese,
TO pluck new world from the seas.
And for thy fortitude and palms,
The dungeon dark, the claniSlng chains!
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J, B. Nettle, Charles Nelson, and Jac-
OBJ Koshave. There was a quantity Of
dynamite in one Of the pieces Of pipe.
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HAIL AND sLAyIN WILL FIGHT

New York. April iS.-The following
special cable was received here today
from London:
jim Hall and Frank p. Slavin met
today and signed articles to fight for
Ave hundred pounds a side and a
purse of seventeen hundred pounds,
md the championship, the winner to
receive one thousand pounds and tho
loser seven hundred pounds. The fight
20 be decided in tie National Sporting
Club on May 29th.
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POLICE JURIES
FOR THIRTY YEARS.
1SS2.-NO. 24.-1SS2.
GY UNCLE SIL.SS.

Sept. 18th, 1SS2.-Mr. c. Rousseau
who had been appointed a member OF
the Police Jury, in place of Ayo, re-
signed, appeared and took his seat.
The chair placed the new member on
the Finance Committee.
The Treasurer S report was read. 1t
showed receipts since last report of
$500 ana disbursements for S3332.10,
leaving on hand
Improvement Fund. .... SIS 43
Bridge Fund d....-.......- 1103 81
Total 1886 O1
The President recommended that
'sthe Finance committee be directed to
ascertain what the probable cost of
having IA map made that would afford
all the Typographical, Information oi
the Parish of Lafourclle that will show
what lands, if any, are not assessed
within its limits The jury endors-
ed the recommendation.
A regular election was held for otli
GERS of the Jury to serve for twelve
months.
Major s. I. Grisamore was elected
President. j. +. Allain Secretary, +
Sancan Treasurer, John Walsh Ser
geant-at-arms, all without opposition
| Sept. 18th, 1882. Approximations II
pay claims approved for S321.SS were
made.
III. w. Frost was elected Read In
srcctor for District No. l !; Ferdinan'
Barlleaux, Tor No. 2: J. Is. Ancoin, 70
No. 8; Dolphin Leblanc, for No. 1
Willie Bernard, for No. 8; Sympho
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LIST OF PATENTS

Granted to Southern inventors this
week. Reported by c. A. Snow q Co.
Solicitors of American and Foreign
paten:s, Opp. U. S. Patent Office,
Washington, d. c.
G.. P. Anderton, Concession, La.
Leyee & dam structure. III. {. Atkin-
son, Louisville, Ky. Churn. j. L. Ba-
ker. Baltimore, Md. Curtain fixture.
X. C. Bullard, Milledgeville, Ga. Trace
carrier. F. 5. Coon, Louisville, Ky.
Disinfecting apparatus. L. c. Dur
ham, Gates, Tenn. Harrow or cultiva-
tor. w. Y. Fitzwater, Cross Anchor,
Tenn. Rotary ty-fan. e. Garnett,
Front Royal Va. Corn thinner. c.
Gurzburo, New Orleans, La. Wall
protector. E. r. Hill, New Albany,
Miss. Pump. w. w. Hinkle, Hoods
Mills. & |. H. Gather. Cockeysville,
Md. Harrow. j. w. Holiday, Paris,
Ky. Sulky. D. G. Eudson, Berlin, Md.
Plotter. w. H. kaltenbeck, Middles
borough, KY. Wrench. r. F. NARROW
Carroton, GA. Gin-saw guard. w. Z.
P. McAlIister, Richmond. Ky. Cake
cutter. j. S. McAnarney, Chandler,
Okla. Ter Sliding door. J. NJ. Mer-
edith, Jr. Norfolk, Va. Clothmeasu-
ring machine. J. Nagele. Clarendon
Ark. Car fender. w. l.. Penney, Per
ryville. Ky. Sash fastener. T. j. Price
Monroe, n. &. Churn power. W.
ru,lng, Roanoke, Va. Folding feEce
J. A. Scarborough, & c. Bardwell
Wesson, Miss. Whittie- tuee. A. A
Sharp, Memphis, Tenn. Vegetation
exterminatoY. n. j. Shaggs, Mons
gomery, Ala. F!uid-fu burner. J
w. Tuggle, Sheltonvilse, Ga. Seed
planter d. E. Wasson, Versailles
Nv. Fastening attachment for dres
waists. L. & S. I. Williams, nai!i
timore, Md. Sewer guard.
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Swift ana Lawyers.

Dean Swift having preached an ''as-
size sermon" was invited to dine with
the judge. He had borne rather hard
on the legal profession III his sermon,
aud the legal gentleman retorted in
kind before the dinner was over. One
Young bairister asked the question:
.tlf the devil were to die, your rev.
erenee, do You not believe priest
could he found who would preach tho
funeral sermon for money!"
"Yes.', was the reply. land l woulj
gladly lac the man. Then | could give
the devil his due, as | have done this
day his children"
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rien Rodriguez, for No. 6; Eloi Levert,
for No. Z.
A commltte composed of Messrs
John Lyall, Trasimond Foret, G.. La
garde, w. Grisamore, and F. BAIL
leaux was appointed to confer with
the levee commissioners of the fourth
district as to the best practicable man
ner of rebuilding the levee at the old
canal at Longueville.
An ordinance forbidding the hunt
ing and shooting of wild ducks before
sun rise and after ~ o'clock noon be-
tween October Is and April was ad-
cpted.
Five hundred dollars were appro-
priated to pay the expenses of the ap-
preaching general election.
A report from the Local Board of
Swamp Land Commissioners sent in
by 5. L. Grisamore Secretary and
Treasurer thereof WAS read.
1t showed that the Board had in all
received. ed.......... ... S12S34 80
ana pald. ............... 12109 H
Leaving a balance of. s l24 So
1t stated that Il canal had been cut
to Lake Jean Lacroix some 20 feet
wide, which was said to have material
Y lowered the water in Lake Field
and Long.
The President was authorized 20 sell
the lease of the ferries at ST. Charles
Chapel and Harang's Canal.
December 18th 1SS2-The Treasu-
rer's report showed cash on hand
General Fund d....... ) 153 40
Improvement Fnnd. 80. 622 46
Bridge Fund .....-- lib 80
Total. ..... Sl9l9 As
Assets were placed at. .... $9707 -
Liabilities at..........- 1919 60
Assets over Liabilities. So. $SOS7 43
The President reported that Mr..
Willie Bernard. who had been elected
ROAD inspector for District Ne. ) had
declined to accept, and he had APP
pointed j. b. 5. Mire to fill the vacan-
cy. That he had sold the Ferry at
Race'and for 3 years to Merville Rome
for $640 90 and that at st. Johns to
Mr.. Achee for $225. The remaining
ferries were not sold.
A communication from III. B. Rich
ardson. Chief.State Engineer, was read
in reference to the levees, and Mr. j..
B. Guthrie personally in reference to
the overflow of his lands on Lower
LatOurche.
The District Attorney stated that
the law did not require any repairing
| owner to build new levees on his land.
The President in connection with
Messrs. Mathews and Moran was, on
motion MIR. Coulon, authorized to have
the Ievee and road repaired at the Ca
nal at Longuev
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our regnldr Correspondent


WASHINGTON. Mar. 3rd 1898.
President Cleveland Mrs. Cleveland
and baby Ruth arrived yesterday, and,
notwithstanding the attempt to pre-
vent popular demonstra ton, by not
making public the schedule of their
tram, they were met at the station and
escorted to the hotel at which tempo
rary quarters had been previously en-
gagged for them bv an immense crowd
of enthusiastic admirers. They viii
take possession of the White House
Immediately after the inaugural pa
rade. as the personal belongings Of
Mr.. Harrison and his family have sl-
ready been removed therefrOm, aDd
Mr.. Harrison will take his permanent
departure in company with Mr.. Clevs-
land whom he will accompany TO the
capitol tomorrow. When Mr.. Cleve-
land has been sworn in and has deliy
ed his inaugural address he will pro
ceed to the Presidents stand in front
of the White House, from which he
will review the mammoth parade.
Having no desire to see the parade
and hear the triumphant cheers OF the
democrats. Mr.. Harrison will leave at
once for indianapolis. on special
train whic., will be in waiting for him.
An the members of the cabinet, ex-
cept Judge Gresham, are on hand
I ready for business. He may get here
! Tomorrow, hut the probabilities are
! that he will not arrive until neNt
| week.
I! "Hurrah for Cleveland and Steven
J son :" g"eets one on every hand, as The
! democratic organizations from every
! section march through the beautifully
i decorated streets, to their respective
! quarters. The advance guard OF thes,
organizations was headed by Nlct
! President Stevenson and his persona
escort. the Illinois club, of Blooming
ton. Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs
Stevenson were the guests of honor a
the largest reception of the year. civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Z. Morton
MI. Stevenson was extremely popula
when he was Fist Assistant Postmas
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THIBODAUX, La, SATURDAY, MARCH H. 1s93

ter General under Mr.. Clevelands
first administration, but the ovation
gwen him "a this reception, and since.
at his hotel, proves that his promotion,
although to an Office that controls no
patronage, has made him still more
popular.
Some idea of the length of the inau-
gnral parade may be formed from the
fact that the official order OF the pio-
cession, which contains only the names
OF the commanders of divisions, mar
shals, and the names of the organZa-
tlons particlpating,takes up four long
newspaper columns set in solid nom
pariel.
Tamany Hall is in town, 5000 strong
and although its tiger Is not at large,
its cheers are heard on all sides. Its
numbers, to say nothing of its great
work i'll the last campaign, fairly en-
titles 1t to the honor it has gained of
being the banner civic organization in
the greatest inaugural procession ever
seen.
Tie anti-option bill after lcng and
somewhat tedious illness died in the
House Wednesday afternoon from an
attack of that disease which has been
ST fatal to members of the bill family
lack of votes. The vote was taken
upon Il motion 20 concur in the Senate
amendments to the bill, and resulted
in l12 for, and 123 against. The mo-
ton was made under Il suspension of
the rules and two thirds were required
for its adoption.
The democratic senators have been
doing great work .'or the party aud
for the country this week. Ii is to
them alone that the creait of holding
up the treaty for the annexation of
Hawaii belongs, thus leaving to the
new administration, as Mr.. Harrison
should have done, the duty OF making
Il proper investigation and deciding
what shall be done about Hawaii. For
this these Senators are entitled to the
thanks of the country. A treaty of
annexation is far too important a mat
ter to be railroaded through the SEN
ate. And they are entitled to the
thanks of the democratic party for
having prevented the confirmation of
the nomination Of Judge Hanchett, of
Michigan, to the vacancy made in the
Z. S. Circuit court by the promotion
of Judge Jackson to the Supreme
Court. They were determined that il
republican should not be putin charge
OF this district in place of a democrat,
just on the eve of Il democratic admin
istratlon.
Prominent republican Senators are
charged with having deliberately gone
back on their pledged words, concern
ing the bill, passed by the House this
week, repeating that clause of the
Mckinley tariff law whicI, imposes a
duty of cents pound on block tin.
1t is said that Representative Springer
and other democrats of the House
Ways and Means committee were as
sured by leading republican Senator 5
that if they would put the bill
through the House it should be passed
by the Senate, and wlren the bin was
passed the Senate committee on FL
nance, by ii party vote, refused to
even report it to the Senate. Well,
there is at least the satisfaction OF
knowing that things will hereafter be
more according to democratic ideas.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.

lst train leaves ThiUodaux at s a.
M. connections at Schiever with New
Orleans train, and arrives at lo:45
q. m.
End Train leaves ThibodauX at 2:40
p. m, conn ects at Schliver with East
and West trains, and arrives at $3.50
u. IN.
Mail cluses 80 minutes before the
departure Of the trains.
One mail from New Orleans arrives
in ThibudauX at l0:45 u. m, and two
mails leave Thi bodauX for New Or
leans, one at : a. m, and the other al
2:40 p. III,
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TIE UPrERMOsT QUESTION.

Crowley Signal The question Of
immigration is to-day Of the upper
most importance to the state. Let
none but live and energetic men be
sent to this convention. those who
will take an active interest in the mat
ter and assist in formulating practical
ble plans for the carrying out ot the
immigration movement,
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january LIST, 1890

January lst, 1890
Mr.. F. Gouaa&, nouma, La.
Your - lie Ointment Salve' is the best
remedy have ever tried for piles, it has
cured me al 4 very l., 4 ease had Tor Yeas.
know several persons il has cured also.
am an Old nau and have seen many eases
treated by many doctors and patent medi
cines, nothing can com pare with your salve
You ought to quit all Your other business and
do netting but prepare that salve by large
quantities. II it was well hnoWp you could
: not prepare enough OF it. Yours truly.
Glendale 7. o. La. SAMUEL WOLF
Price. $i.00 by al druggists
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ud., MdTcn I5tn, 1898.
WARD
l J. G. Oschwald, 2
2 Abel Hebert. 2
3 Emmanuel BarriOs,
Robert Bourgeois, 2
5 A. JOLIET, Jr., .
6 Thcmas Beary, l
Ozeme Adam, ,
s Alphonse pitre, 5
9 }. NJ. Bourg, 2
10 l., A. DanseIeau, 2
II Hamilton Ago, 8
u Feliy Boyd, 2
13 Abel Lasscig2e, )
IA VIM. H. Ragan, Jr., 2
15 w. +. Chivers, 2
Is Clement Ii. Hargis. 4
II Theophile p. Bergeron, 2
IS John S. Barker, t
10 Emile Guillot, l
20 Henry Lejeune, 5
u Emile Adam, l
% Henry Boell, 2
% L A. Delchamps, 2
"a Beauregard Clement, 2
25 Augustln Bourgeois, 5
26 +. l.. BarilleauX, 8
u Tucker Adam, l
2S Beaulegard Leblanc, Z
20 Ozeme Hebert, Z
80 j. A. Legendre, 5
For third week beginning Monday,
March Goth, 1898:
WARD.
Antoine Fernandez, =
, J. Otis knobloch. 2
9 Camille H. Braud, 2
Andre Matlierne. 3
) Leo Baille, 2
Edward Lee Hunter, 10
I }. i. S. Mire, l
s Kiebert Schexneider, l
Thomas Barker, Jr., 2
10 Taylor Lejeune, 5
IL F. Montegut.
II L. D. Lapeyrouse, 5
13 Ozeme Boudreaux, 5
IA Allan Richard.
Is Armand Aucoin. 2
16 Clifton Latlrop, 10
II Hector Caillouet, g.
IS Ben. Knight,
19 w. A. Roberts, Sr., 2
20 Wilfred Bergeron, 2
u Philip NaQuin, l
y Charles Lasseigne, 5
% Lovincy j. Leblanc, 8
"a j. b. Leche, 5
25 Peter Fey,
26 James Laforest, 6
81 Joachim Lagarde,
% James McCulla, ?
90 II. j. Lagarde, =
80 James Dill,
This completes the list of jurors to
serve in the next Criminal Term of
the 18TH judicial District Court, of the
Parish of Lafourche.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Mayor ". C kagan; Councilmen, H..
2. Caillouet, A. j. Meyer, Ozeme Naqu IN
Thomas Alber Il. 2. Bergeron, ana
Frank Lernott.
Treasurer. ..............P ..P. L.. Braud.
Vown Marshal Observation-Disclosures. j. Walsh
Ulerk. rk.......-.-..... II. N. Coulou
Printer. .....A JOLIET Jr. N Co.
Post Mistress. ss....Mr Mrs. L. CC1tis
DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL be I'D.
II. X. Mcbride president: A. +. kno-
Bloch, superintendent and secretary A.
j. Braud, Numa Elfer Chas. Math-
.ews, Jules Orillion w E. Howell, ). L..
Leblanc, Emi Toups
THIE0aAuX BRIDGE COMMITTEES.
W. c Ragan. president; Chas. }. Ral-
ker, secretary. Flank Zelnott, H ".
Nabot Z. u. Morvant, Emile l.
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VOL. XVIII.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor; Murphy J. Foster of st. Mary
Lieut. Gov ..Chas Parlange of p. Coupee,
eec of State, IT. S. Adams of +. Feliciana
And. Pub. Acct w w Heard of Union
state Treasurer, John Pickett of Bosser
Atty Gen, NJ. j. Cunningham Natchitoch's
eupt. Pub. Ed. A. Lafargue Avoyelles.
q. s. SENATORS.
e. d. White.----.'... - ''..oi orleans
RI. bison. ..........-....o of Orleans
STATE SENATOR'S.
J. S. Perkins ...--...... Assumption
Jonn d, Shatfer ........,... Terrebonne.
JUDGES SUPREME Court.
Chief Justice: F. T, Nichols of Orleans.
Associate f" - 4. Breaux. Of Iberia
" c. f. Fenner, of Orleans.
SD. McEnery, Of Ouachita
" J.. B. Watkins, Red River.
CIRCUIT CoUT,T OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
R,T. BeauTegard-.- ..-.oi st. Bernard.
~. d. Smith s.. .....-. OF St Mary.
CONGRESSMAN, Bird. Congressional Dist.
Andrew Price,. .....--------- OF Luourche
18th. Judicial District.
Judoe. e...........L l.. 7. Calllouet.
Dist. Attorney b Il. winchester
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
1st Ward IL. Clement. End Ward. Alcee
IL. n. al EIA
Uhcal, D"hiU" 80, ~ O., c,; rtI
Tlste bern " ftn " 81, w
Ward Artnur a p'u'ii u', e'uA' WI -, "3tu
Sylyesere Martinez, ih Waio Johh9'n
Pittman. 9Th ward Lonls Falgout yth
ward b. Penouilh, 10th ward Auguste
Trat;,;
coxsTAg1Es
Dou;oto Mory,n+ ord ,vord
lst WARD ENa.,ste niol p 'n'' ~ .,'', J m",I'
Emll@DuSas' Aipeil IL DC So,ui' "iu N"t"
Edwin Blrdsall, attn ward Albert SaNole-
5th ward. MYRTLE Kerne, 9th ward, W IL
liam Prestenback, 7ih ward, Wellington
Hebe1t. Stb ward G.. w. Elliot. 9th ward
Gen.,, Penny Ioth ward Tavlor Adam.
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representatives. ~ =, -" 'il'
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Goroner----- In, w. r Il"IahS'
Clerk OF Court..... ....-..C. j. Fai ker-
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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
JURORS.

For second week beginning on Mon
day, March 18th, 1898.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-03-11

This completes the list of jurors TO
serve in the next Criminal Term of
the 18TH Judicial District Court, of the
Parish of Lafourche.