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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-29

Dimanche dernier, pres lie la resi-
dence de Mr.. Eugene Robichaux, une
malson a pris feu ct s'est complete
ment brulGe avec tout ce qui s'y
trouvait ceci est arrive vers les dix
heures pendant que Mr.. Robichaux
ct sa famille etait a la messe d
Thibodaux !; la residence de Mr..
Robichaux, qui Sc ~trouvait tout pres,
a failli y passer, mails grace aux
efforts de e qui Sc sont rendus au
feu a temps, ellie fut sauvee. lie
locataire de la maison bralee perd
tout ce quill await quand on sen est
apercu la maison etait toute enflam-
NEE.
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GRANDE FORE A LoCKpoRT.-Le
Pere ?. NJ. +. Letilly, lie zele cure
Gle lEglise St. Sauveur a Lockport.
nous prize d'annoncer a ses g%enereux
paroissiens quill d%onnera une grande
foire dams lie beau pare de l'Eglise.
dimanche lie % mai, 1898, pour la
construction dune banquette en-
briques de lEglise au village de
Lockport. LIE but de Get foire est
DIES plus louables, ct nous esperons
Que chacun fera de son mieux pour
accomplir ce resultat.
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n0VoR0
DU DR.. PIERRE


est un des rneilleurs remedes de notre epoque. Il
nettoie lie sang, renouvelle la vitalite, enleye du
corps tout germe de maladie, ct met en- meme tennis
les organes dams de BONES conditions de fonction.
neinent. La medicine Sc compose de plus de trente
sortes d'ingredIents diferents, tires principalement
du REGIME vegetal; il est tonnu ct en- usage depuis
plus de cent ans. Son erploi a etc tres avantageux
dams Ia generalite des raux qni de nos jours affec-
tent Phunanite ct principalement dams ces maladies
qui proviennent du sang ct DIES describes de Pesto-
mac, teiles que constipation, raux de tete, maladie
des rognons, condition bilieuse, iaunisse, rhuma-
tlsmes, hydropisie, dyspepsia, indigestion, fevre
~intermittente, eresypelos, boutons a la face, PRISONS
ct hevre, scrofule, planes purulentes, demangeai-
sons, vers, dartres, clous, e%ruptions cutaneeS, ex-
croissances cancereuses. maux ct plates, douleurs
dams lie systeme osseux, emaciation, maladies de
femrnes, f~aiblesse, bronchites, rougeole, maux de
relns, etourdissements, etc.
lie NoVoRo nest pas une medicine brevetee. ct il
nest pas en- vente chez les droguistes; mails. mus
par un sentiment de gratitude envers lie docteur ct
deslreux de faire participer lie genre human aux
penehces quils en- ont recus. les hommes ct les
femmes qui ont etc gueris par ce remede en- sont
devenus les agents ct lie font ainsi parvenir aux
malades les plus e~loignes.
liza une grande valeur CONNIE renede de famille.
particulierement pour les personnes qui demeurent
q une grande distance des medecins ct des pharma.
ciens. Leremede ne peut pas etre obtenu DIES dro-
guistes, mais settlement des agents locaux. Pour
plus amples infornations ct sill ne Sc trouve pas
d'agent dams votre voisinage. ecrivez au DIR. Peter
rahrney, Ii2-iI4S. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, iii.
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NoLEUR AUDACIEUX.-Un voleur
audacieux s'est introduit mardl soir
daLs la maison de Mr.. Ozeme Naquin
par une fenetre de cote quill a pu
ouyrir, ct il a enleve lie porte-mon-
naie de Mr. Naquin, c~ontenant de
SO a $40, ses lunettes en- or n
paire de boutons de chelnlse ct un
autre porte-monnaie appartenant a
Nine. BoudreauX, So menagere, con-
tenant uue hague en- or ct une qua
rantaine de sous. REIMBURSEMENT pour
Mr.. Naquln, So montre ct sa chaine
en- or, qui Sc trouvaient sur lie devant
de sa cheminee, mont pas etc enle-
wees. lie voleur a dn Sc refugier
vers lie Terrebonne, car sur la rue
Jackson. EN- face du magasin de Mr..
Simoneaud GU a trouve un recu qui
await etc dams lie porte-monnaie de
Mr.. Naquln. A lheure que nous
ecrivons, aucun indice du voleur ma
etc trouve on soupconne dependant
un homme de couleur. II est 4
desirer qu'on prenne lie voleur ct
qu'on en- fasse I'm bon exemple.
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N'oubliez pas que c'cst aujourd'hui
ct demain qua lieu n grande foire
a rEgIise >t-Marie.
lie steamer Sentell Y t%ranportera
les excursionistes de Thibodaux ac-
compagnes par lie Thibodaux Brass
Band, ct lie steamer Helene ceux de
Lockport, accompanies de Ia bande
de CO village. Que chacun qui pourra
Sc rendre, sly rende avec empresse-
ment ct y porte un concours g%enereux
ct bienveillant.
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ExcuRs1oN.-Le "Hope Hook and
Ladder Go. No. /" de Franklin don
nera n grande excursion de Thi-
bodaux a la vile d'Opelousas lie
dimanche 80 Avril, 1898. LIE train
partira ole Thibodaux a 6 heures du
matin /; lie coat pour aller ct retour
est $500 VOLTA une bonnie occasion
pour ceux de nos citoyens qui desi-
rent voir ct visiter Ia paroisse St.
Landry ct sa charmante capitale,
situe dams lie centre de Attakapas :;
ct puts la promenade est DIES plus
agreables.
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La fete ct lie yingt-cinquieme an
niyersaire de Ste. Valerie ont etc
ctlebrts hier a rEglise St. Joseph
avec pompe ct 6clat Nous en- don
nerons un detail dams notre proclaim
numGro. Fin honneur du vingt-
cinquieme anniversaire on a chante
une "Tridium."
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N'oubliez pas, CONNIE nous ravons
deja annonce, Gull y aura une
grande foire a l'Eglise de n. D. du
Prompt Secours, au Chackbay, lie
samedi ct lie dimanche, lie 6 ct lie Z du
mois de mai proclaim. Que chacun
Sc porte a faire de cette foire un
success complet. lie Pere Julie a
deja fat beaucoup pour sa paroisse
ct il lui reste beaucoup a faire; mails
il a besoin du secours ~genereux de
ses zouailles pour accomplir les anne
liorations desirees. Que chacun
done sly porte de bon ceur, ct mette
la main a la roue.
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SoIREE MUSICALE. = lie "Home
Circle Orchestra de Thibodaux
donnera une soiree musicale jeudi
lie II Mai, 1893, dams la sale dies
Chevaliers Catalogues d'Amtrique.
LIE public est cordialement invite a
participer dams c,tte ftte. Prix
d'entree 25cts.
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La nouvelle residence du Cap. p.
+. Lorio, notre sheriff, a etc achieve
exterieurement ct interieurement au
commencement de cette semaine il
V Il demGnagG jeudi dernler.
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NOUKELLES LOCALES.

Mr.. Melise Robichaux, au Barata-
ria pendant plusieurs annees, est de
retour dams la paroisse Lafourche.
II v~isitait Thlbodaux ces jours-ci.
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Mr.. Theodore EGnissat rtsidant
pendant bien DIES annees, dams la
paroisse Assumption, pres de Laba-
dlevilIe, est parti dimanche dernier
pour Rayne, p%aroisse Acadie, avec
toute sa famille pour en- faire sa
demeure. Nous lui souhaitons un
success scion SEES desirs.
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Mr.. Clay Naquin, lie gendre de
notre estlm6 concitoyen, Mr.. V.
Bergeron, 6tait Ell visite a Thibolaux
samedi ct dimanche derniers.
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PENDANT LIE DERNIER Steele lie
DR.. Pierre Fahrnev, Oh F'o.ni conn me
lie nom s'ecrivait alors, s'est acquis
une grande reputation dams la partie
sud de la Pennsylvania ct lie nord du
Maryland, par les cures Merve;lleuses
quill a effectuees en- employant une
medicine preparte par lui-meme ct
cOmposee d'herbes de Ia montague.
racines, etc. Son petit-fils, qui porte
aussi lie nom de DR.. Peter Fahrney
est I'm habitant de Chicago depuis
plus dc vingt ans, ct OIL il a etc ct
est encore lie preparatory de cette me-
decline remarquable connue mainte-
nant dams tout lie pays sous lie uom
de NoyoRo du DR.. PIERRE il est
reconnu CONNIE lie remede produi-
SAINT les meilleurs resultats dams
touutes les maladlcs ct les describes
causes par la condition impure du
f1uide vital-le sang. On ne peut
pas lobtenir chez les droguistes
on pharmaciens, mails settlement
chez les agents dams chaque localit6.
81 vous ne connaissez aucun agent
dams votre localite, ecrivez directe-
ment au propri6taire, lie DR.. p.
Fahrney, 112 S. Hoyne Avenue, a
Chicago, ct vous recevrez sans frais
tous les renseignements.
MI. R. A. Frost, lie zele deputG
sheriff de la paroisse Lafourche. est
part dimanche dernier pour lie Lac
Charles, pour aller identifer un
suppose Anderson Sephus, un echap-
pc de la prison de Thibodaux depuis
hut ans, accuse du meurtre Gle sa
femme Barbara, sur Ihabitation
Laurel Valley; il est reven mardi,
ct dit que ce nest pas loiseau.
II rapporte de plus que dams la
prison au Lac Charles Sc trouve un
prisonnier nomm6 Lewis Taylor alias
Jack Doyle, condamne a 6tre pendu
pour viol lui aussi est un fugitif de
la paroisse Lafourche, accuse de
tirer u une femme avec intention
de cOmmettre I'm meurtre a Raceland.
ct un nomme Lewis William, com
plice de Jack Doyle, a etc condam-
ne aux penitentiers pour la vie; Luz
aussi est un echappe de cette paroisse.
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DECEDEE.

1 hILLEACX.- DAs De L0ckpOft, dAns
Ia paroisse I-afourche. vendredi le 81 AvriI,
1893. az beures du matin, Nine. Francois
Barlllsaux, agee de 43 ans.
reinforcement de cette estimable
dame a Ell lieu lie lendemain, samedi,
en- fEglise St-Sauveur a Lockport, Ell
presence dun grand cours d'anis ct
de commissioners de la famille, ct ses
restes furent respectueusement ense-
wells, dams lie cimetiere avoisinant.
La mort de Nine. Balilleaux fut
une surprise pour tous ses voisins,
surtout pour son epoux qui Sc trou-
Wait absent, Ell visltea Paincourtville,
2aroisse Assumption; il @revenait
chez lui quand il apprit la triste
nouvelle a son arrivee a Thibodaux.
\ la famille dGsolee la SE~TISELLE
offre ses senlim ents de condoleance
ct de sympathie les plus sinceres.
LIZ PELIcAN.-Ce joli Bateau a
hellce, lie pelican" appartenant au
"Pelican Line a commence ses
voyages reguliers hier a la place du
louisiana" Ii est une creation DIES
chantiers de Mr.. Felix Berne ct a
etc bait spGcialement pour Ia tran
sportation de passengers entire Donald
sonville ct Lockport sur les plans de
NJ VI. Bragard ct C~onstantin. C'est
I'm puvre de beaute ct dc commodite.
ct Sc porte sur leau avec elegance.
La longueur de Ia guile est 81 pieds.
ct pardessus tout 81 pieds ; sa lar
genr est de Is pieds la Gale est
falte en- planches de chene y pcuces
depaisseur. Deux cabines sont
constitutes pour les passengers, une
en- avant pour les blancs, ct rautre
en- arriere pour les gems de couleur
les autres compartments sont une
salle-a-manger, une cabine a coucher,
ct II chamore pour lavabo. LIE ba-
teau a sur son bod une double ma
Cline, , rylindres II Is la bouil-
loire est de 6t pieds l'helice, de 81
pieds ; ct lie shaft de ) pouces /; ct
la profondeur de Ia Gale, de 81 pieds,
avec une vitesse au bateau dc -
miles a lheure. La preston de la
bouilloire est de 145 livres. lie ba-
teau q droit de porter IS passengers,
ct a sur son voles, une Ell fer ct
lautre en- bois. lie s.Pelican' est
sous contredit lie plus joli bateau a
passengers qui ait jamais etc construit
pour lie tr0de du Bayou Lafourche, ct
nous souhaitons aux Constantine ct
Bragards, qui Sc sont encore surpas-
ses, tout lie success que cette derniere
enterprise mente, enterprise qui prou-
dune grand avantage a tous les
voyageurs lie long de notre bayou.
&c petit palais coGte $4,000 90.
| ~
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THE NATIONAL TREASURY.

It's Condition Without a PrCcedont-No
Uneasinoss Caused by the Invasion of
the Revenue.
WASHINGTON, June 4-With the close
OF the week the treasury finds itself in a
condition that is without a precedent,
The gold reserve has been invaded by
the shipments Of the week to an. extent
that has brought it considerably below
$1,000, 900, and nearly IS, 100000 below
tho lowest point reached a few weeks
ago, when there was quite u scare on
account Of the drain, and when the on
dltion was pade a means by tho bears
OF the New York stock market to ham
mer down all sorts of securities lower
than they had been for years.
Now that the country and the treas
ury have got used to it the invasion OF
the reserve seems to occasion no uneas-
iness whatever, but, on the other hand,
tho expectation Is watched with
scarcely moro than a feeling OF curlos-
ity to see the result OF the movement.
Large. shipments, running into the
millions, are expected to DO made next
week, and the country need not be sur.
prised to hear one week from to-day
that the reserve has been drawn upon
to the extent OF upward OF Sl5, 000,0 900,
which would leave in the treasury loss
than S75,0O0,0OO
What action will be taken by the
authorities Of the treasury department
Is not known. Secretary Carlisle an
ticipated the calls for gold before he
left for his three days outing yesterday,
but he gave no hint whether he would
attempt in any way to build up tho rC-
serve. lie will return to his desk to.
morrow, and tits probable that he will
at IN carly hour give some indication Of
his intentions.
OF courso some anticipation Of the
probabilities may DO had from what has
been done in the past. II may be
assumed, with much certainty, that
there will BIO no talk Of issue OF bonds
until tho reserve 10 brought down far
below any figure that is now thought
to DO possible. 1t is equally certain
that II any note is taken Of tho drain Of
gold II will DO In tho form of a repetition
Of the request Of n fow weeks ago that
the banka Of tho country turn In thor
gold to tho government IN exchange for
legal tondors, II 10 probable that the
bands will, In many cases, do this nc.
ton without any request from the sec.
rotary, as 1t 10 to their interest moro
than to any other class Of institutions
to prevent . pNnlcky feeling in tho
money or stock markets.
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a runKIsA woRLp,s FAIR.
The sultan Proposes TO Have an Exposition
NJ Constnntinople.

~ NAlaNtAAeAAAsEAN
LONDON, June "A correspondent at
Constantinople writes that the sultan
has heard OF the glories Of Chicago, aud
has thereby been strengthened in his
resolve to have an international exhibit
ton in his capital. SeIim EHendi Mel
hame, to whom the preliminary work
was intrusted two years ago, was SUN.
moned to the palace a few DAYS ago, and
required to give an account OF his stew
ardship. Tho recital did not take much
time. He managed TO get hold OF q
small building last year, which he had
filled up with various products oil the
Ottoman empire, bought or requisI-
toned in the bazaars, and then he was
brought to standstill through lack OF
funds-a kind Of stoppage which is not
unusual in Turkey. The Imperial Otto
man bank was willing, he said, to ad'
vance him money il he would find ade'
quate security, and he respectfully sug'
gested to his royal master that taxes on
tramways, steamers and railways might
be 40 manipulated ~ to yield an addi-
tional 100000 q year, which the bank
could collect, The snltan thought
there might be something in this
scheme, and authorized Selim Efendi
Melhame to go ahead with it.
selim is very proud Of the little
museum which he has already estab-
lished and speaks OF it confidently ea
the nucleus OF the vast show to come,
His vanity is pardonable In the cir
cumstances, for he has worked very
hard for an Oriental, aud, stranger still,
he has really devoted what money he
could get to the purpose for which it
was given. The Imperial Ottoman Bank
directors are prepared to take the
scheme out of the hapds OF the over
worked selim, but they want ample
guarantees to cover every plaster they
may have to spend-an attitude which
not only shows lack Of confidence in
the sultan, but is likewise extremely
awkward, seeing that almost every
source OF revenue is already hypothe'
Gated.
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MAY BE NO SPLIT.

DR.. Van Dyke Says There Will he None II
the Conservatives Refrain from Force.
New York, June Rev. DR.. Henry
Van Dyke, pastor OF the Brick Prosby-
terrain church, whose attitude on the
Briggs question is we'll known, returned
to tho city yesterday. He said:
II hope aud trust there will be no
schism. Moderate and conservative
men realize that there arc too many de-
nominations already. Christian pro-
gress moves along the lines OF unity and
mutual liberation. The true church
must be comprehensive. But il IN at
tempt should be made to enforce the
dogma about the original autographs
upon all Presbyterlans, a large and re.
spectacle body Of ministers would resist
it to tho uttermost by every lawful
means. They would suffer any hard.
ships rather than profess to believe that
OF which they know nothing. A new
denomination would DO created. But
it would be composed OF those whose
devotion revolves around the vanished
original manuscript. The true Presby.
terians, loyal to the Bible as it is and
the church as it ought to be-, would con-
tinue to exercise the ministry Of recon-
Citation aud to teach and preach Christ
Jesus as tho true light that lighteth
every man that cometh into the world"
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MYSTERIESOF THEDEEP
Some Of the Curious Exhibits in
the Fisheries Show.
WHALE SKELETONS, SEA LIONS, FISH
OF All Kinds, Grabs, Oysters, CLAIMS,
and Many Other Features of Iifetn
the Deep-one of the DIost Interest.
ing Exhibits at the Worlds Fair,
speeial c0rey0ndaee q ne h%llelgaea.

Special Correspondence Of The Intelligence.
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, June a.
Mystery enshrouds so much Of the life
at sea that interest never flags in the.
captiyes as shown at great expositIons
Captain j. W. Collins presides over a
department at the Columbian Exposi-
ton that's veritable congress otall that
could interest any one in see life, The
department is so classified as to show
everything pertaining to fish, including
the fish themselves inendless varieties,
the food Of the fish, methods OF catch
ing them, animals and birds that prey
upon them, boats, homes and schools
OF fishermen, implements aud improved
apparatus for catching them, and all
the products OF fish, as canned, smoked
and picked fish, CLUES and oils, One
attractive section in this big building,
not fur from the magnificent aquaria Of
living fish, ia the display made by
Washington, the bRbystate oil tho union,
recently christened tho Evergreen
State in recognition OF the magnifi-
cent forests Of fir, cedar, hemlock,
spruce and yew, all Of the family ofcone
bearers. This display is always aur-
rounded by a crowd Of Interested peo.
pie. One OF the principal reasons for
this fact is that the exhibit is crowned
by a huge skeleton OF a whale, suspend
cd from tho roof. The whale Is Of the
species known to science as the Meqap.
tara yersabiLs, and commonly known as
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REoEIVER wANrGD.
A Suit Begun Against Lewis Bakers
Paper ut st. Paul.


Paper ut st. Paul.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. June Am &C.
ton has been brought against the St.
Paul Globe Publishing Company, the
st, Paul Trust Company las the ezecu-
tor Of the estate OF N, W. Kittson(,
Lewis Baker, minister to Nicaragua,
Lewis Baker, Jr., the DAILY Globe Build
ing Company, @. W. Eberlein, and
George L. Hit, by John p. Oswald, p.
d. Winston, and Theo Basting Tho
allegations are: At the time tho Globe
Building was erected in this city, the
Globe Publishing Company leased it en-.
tire from the Globe Building Company
for an annual rental OF $751; 0 Il year
for twenty years, and that at the time
the Globe Publishing Company vacated
the building-May /, this yoar-it
owed the building company S3S, 80E.57.
The PLAINTIFF ask that a receiver be ap-
pointed and that a settlement Of the
affairs be made by the court. John +.
Baker says most OF the stock in the
Globe Building Company is owned by
the Globe Printing Company aud the
Kittson estate, and that the plaintiffs
above named have but u small holding
of stock. At beat, he says, they could
not obtain judgment for more than
5000 or $1,000 upon their own state
ments,
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.. d. Frodricks, tho we'll known
photographer, no Broadway, New York,
auys:
II have hoon using ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsTERs for twenty years and found
them ono Of the best OF family medi.
Cines. Briefly summing up my export.
anco, l say that when placod on the
small OF tho back ALlcoCK's PoRous
PLAsrEps I'll the body with v en-.
ergy, and thus cure fatigue, brain ex.
haustion, debility and Kidney difficult.
ties. For women and children l
have found them invaluable. Thoy
never %irtltate tho skin or cause the
slightest pain, but cure soro throat,
coughs, colds, pains In aldo, back or
cheat, indigestion and bowel com.
plants"