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Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

Mean temperature, 49,
Max temperature, 48.
Min. temperature, 20.
Precipitation, inches.
Max. velocity OF wind, 25-W.
Excess of temperature since January ], 253
degrees.
Deficiency of precipitation since January !, 4 95
w.C.C. d. ]. COX, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign II prenxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
A "T'' in connection with rainfall indicates .
trace of rainfall too small to measure.
ssnow Ia melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
Arrested in Hamden.

Jessie Harris, fourteen year old oolored
boy, was arrested in Hsmden last night by
Constable Farrell of that place on q reform
school complaint. He WAS brought to
police headquartersin this city and locked
up for safe keeping, but will be taken to
Hsmden for trial this morning. Harris,
it is claimed, is incorrisible and will not
attend school.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
THE EASTER FESTIVAL
At Banquet Hall Well Attended-It
Will Continue.

Will Continue.
The Easter festival given by the young
people of St. Johns parish at Banquet hall
last evening was very we'll attended. The
managers were under heavy expense in
preparing for the entertainment and were
not sanguins of success, but owing to the
attendance last night 1t was voted to con-
tinue the festival Monday night. "The
members of the parish. After the enter
tsinment dancing was in order.
In charge of the ice cream booth was
Mics Guncheon. She was assisted BY
Misses Ktttie Mccarthy, Sara Reynolds,
Mollie Finnegan, Anna McKeon and Mary
g. Sullivan. Miss Finnegan OBLIGATED in
the capacity of chief cook, bottle washer
and general boss.
Miss Alice Toole was in charge of the
lemonade booth, Miss Mary Stanford was
superintendent of the chocolate booth and
Miss Jennie Stanley was In charge of the
flower booth
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Saturday, March 81, 1894.

NEW Adv LII x10EmhIN 40 HSAA AZ -
MISUNDERSTANDING Root & Co.
Curtains-Home Drapery co.
Cut In Prices s.5;sY ri. R0Se g. CO.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists; u,,..,
Dress Cutting school-Mrs: Lang. ..
Estats Mary A. entep stfeet.
For SaIe-Houses-R. e. Baldwin.
Fresh Stawberries-J.B B. Judson.
For Rent-Cottage- Ma!,ey;
For Rent-Tenements-E Mauey.
For Rent-Flat-B Osborn.
For Sale-Horses-B. Osborn.
Grand Shonpine Emporium-F. II. Brown 4 90.
Henderson's Cstalogue-Linsley, Root Co.
Lost-Shopping BaR-Thta once,
New Maple Sugar-E. E. Nichols.
Paine's Celery Compou9d.At Druggists'.
Saturday Bargains-Howe & Stetson.
Salvation Oil-At Druggists'.
Special Notice-Burgees Fur & Hat Co.
Tenney's Cannies-W. A. Bronson.
Wine and spirits-E e. Hail & Son.
wanted-Situation-13 st. John Street.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev.F Am. Brown.
Christian Science-Room 10. Boardman building.
Church of the Redeemer-Rev. DR.. Phillips.
Dwight Place Church-Rev. Addison Y. Foster.
Eummerheld NJ. K. Church-Rev. 8. W. Tolles.
College Street Churoh-Rev. William W.McLane.
Davenport Church-Rev. O. Meeerve.
Trinity NJ. e. Church-Rev. A. D. Vail
Grace NJ. E. Church-Frank A. scofeld.
Church of the Messiah-Rev. B. g. kellerman.
First Baptist Church-Rey: John Mason.
First M. e. Church-Rev: W. g. Williams, u. ID.
Second Cong. Church-Rev. D. M. James
Calvary Baptist Cf,mch-Rev Edwin N. Poteat.
Epworth N. e. Church-Rev. B. T. Cooper.
Grand Avenue Cong. Church-Rev. j. L. Mitchell.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
THE CITY MISSIONS.
nv Lenten workers..

The Lentsn workers, st. Thomas Sun
day school, hold sale in the parish build
ing, Elm street, to-day from 2. to
O'Clock. The younger children will bs
served in the lower room with ice cream,
cake and waters for ten cents. Huyler's
candy cake by the loaf and fancy articles
on sele.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
City Court-Criminal sIde-Judee
Cable.

William Ashley, burglary, bound over to supe-
rior court under $zo0 bonds; Peter Felico, breach
or the peace, IS hne, $40 % costs; Luca de BIaso
same, Judgment suspended.
Court Notes.
The trial Of the suit Of Isaac Goldstein against
Bernard Jacobs will be resumed In the court OF
common pleas this morning at 10o'clock.
The April term Of the superior court, criminal
side, will come in Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
when the prisoners will be put to plea and thu
assignment OF cases made. jury has also beer
summoned before whom the trial Of the severa
cases will be commenced Wednesday morning.
Property belonging to John 7. N.FitZgeralo, AZ
expressman whose route lies between this city
and Ansonia, was attached yesterday for 500 II
a suit brought by Smith Bros liverymep, Of An
sonia, to recover an alleged debt Of 500.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
The ssLittIe mas, OoDi,~

The "Little Man," Is }hs IL known
throughout the theatzisss World and among
the amusement loving people, win b. ii
Polls Wonderland the week commanding
April Q. The following dispatch was re-
ceiyed late last night:
LocxpoRT Nova Scotia, March 90 1894,
Dale Armslrong, Polls Wonderland:
VIII be there ninth April.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

plaintiff had failed to comply with the order OF
court in allowing his wife $s5 with which to de-
Tho hearing on the acceptance Of the report
OF Hon. Elisha Carpenter, late Judge Of the
supreme court as state referee In the case Of
the late DR.. Charles Pinney Of AnsoniA vs.. Emily
Jones ct al Of Derby, was continued for two
The following divorces were granted: Ashabel
z. Kent was divorced from Henrietta Kent on
the ground OF infidelity and Hannah Knopping
from Isaac Knopping on the ground OF de-
The following jury cases were assigned for
Tuesday, April s-HurIey vs.. Bsssett ct ais,
Bradley VS.. Mopsop, Bristol ct al VS. Norton.
wednesday, april <-Brown 70 Boyle. Piatt
Thursday, April 5-Horne vs. The Horne Gold
Distilled Brandy company, Weinberg vs.. Tho
London Assurance corporation, PAllman W. Lee.
TEE LYON CASE
Judge Prentice also passed an order appoint
ing 9 commission, consisting OF Q doctor and two
other persons, one Of whom Is to be q lawyer, to
inquire into the condition of George A. Lyop, son
Of the late DR.. John L Lyon, whom, It is claim
ed, Is held in custody by his mother at her home
Judge Prentice's order summons Judge Gala
%o1sns and shSS
| SON why they refuse to allow Mrs. Lyon to SCI
her husband.
ProbsSe Court-Judxe Robertson.
This court yesterday was the scene Of . con
test over the viii Of the late Mrs. Susan o'Brie,
CT East street. Mrs. o'Brien left estat,
valued at 3, 900, one quarter Of which consist
Of real estate and the other half Of life insurance
The life insurance went directly to Mrs. Michss
Farrell, wife Of of1cer Farrell. There In no oh
lection to this as it does not come under the "a
1 tate.
| Mrs. o'Brien left her real estate to Mr. Mari
| Carmody OF New York city, o cousin. Mrs
Susan Bowery OF ls2 James street, q niece OF tn
deceased, contested the admission of tue will O
probate on the ground that undue influence va
| used by the principal beneficiary, Mrs. Carmody
| Mrs. Carmody lived with the testatrix prior &
Mrs. O'Brien's death and 1t Is alleged that It wa
| then that undue influences was used. The cas-
| Is still on trial
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
FAIR RAVENS RRRIGar ROAD,


The Plans Of the Manufacturer,
street Railway Company Were Ap-
proved.
At the meeting of the committee on
railroads and bridges the petition of the
Manufacturer Street Railway company
for approval of its plans to construct
single tracks through sevsral streets in
Fair Haven, was considered. A largo
number of those who opposed the petition
before the last meeting of the committee
were present and were represented by At
torney Charles 8. Hamilton. The interests
of the railway company were represented
by George 8. Barnum and N. W. Kendall.
When the meeting had been called to
order the railway company presented an
amended petition, In which they withdrew
all claims to run through James street,
This amended petition met with practical
" no opposition.
In executive session the committee voted
to recommend the petition and the ap-
proval of tho amended plans to the next
meeting of the court of common council,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
AT THE CHURCHES.
Notes OF RELIGIOUS Services TO.mor-
row-Other Church News.

Notes OF Religious Services To'mor-
row-Other Church News.
At the Church of the Redeemer to-mor-
row evening Dr.. Phillips win speak upon
"The Sick and the Well" Following Is tie
musical program:
Prelude-Andante Favori, in F...... Beethoven
Hymn l,oie-'i Lay Ny Sins on Jesus.
Gloria Patri.Eighth Tone. .GregoIian
Rasponse~"Abide with Me-. .Troyte
ofertory.,"God is Spirit" .............B Bennett
Postlude-ofertory, in fat. .Batiste
It is earnestly desired that every member
of Grace n. E. church, 80 far as possible,
be present Sunday morning at the COM
munion service, this being tho last COM
munion before conference. In the evening
9 sermon on "The Various Ways Which
Men Take to Christ" will be preached, and
special invitation is extended to those
who, ignoring the distinctive Christian
revelation, lead moral lives and trust in
morality for salvation.
The closing services of anniversary week
in Epworth church will be held tomorrow
with services IS follows: Love feast at 10
| q. M, followed by the holy communion;
anniversary eermon at 8 p. m. by Rev. G.
E. Reed. D. D great mass meeting of lay
men at 1880 p. m. Judge Rufus 8. Pickett
will preside. Addresses are expected from
Governor Morris. Mayor Sargent, Hon. G.
d. Platt and Judge Blydenburgh.
| ty will hold a public meeting tomorrow at
7:30 p. m. In Sons of Temperance hall, ID
Insurance building. The Rev. J. G. Ager
l of Brooklyn will deliver q lecture on the
| subject "Who Was Jesus Christi"
At the First Baptist church to morrow
morning the Lords supper will follow the
sermon, and new members will be welcom-
ed. In the evening this church will hold q
| union service with the Davenport church,
| which will be addressed by Rev. DR.. New
man Smyth and others on "The Violation
| and enforcement of Law"
Y. N. G. A. SERVICES.
Rev. 8. N. Cathcart will address the
| young men at the rooms of the Y. N. G..
A. at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Song
service at 3:45. All men will be welcome.
| Service at the jail Sunday morning at $50.
meeting at o'clock this evening to which
all are invited.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
Ane ouuoay eeIVlces to-morfOW at the
City Mission hall, corner of Court and
State streets, will be as usual at a. m.
and and 7:50 p. m. Seats are free and
all are welcome.
Included in the woman's department Of
the City Missionary association is the Girls
club, consisting of fifty girls between
twelve and eighteen years of sge. Meet
ipgs of the club are held weekly on Thurs
day evenings at the City Mission hall, witt
an entertainment once q month. Thii
week the recreation evening was provided
for by tbs Young Ladies' Mission circle o.
the United church. There was an instru
mental duet upon the banjo and guitar b,
Miss Latham and Miss White, a recitation
by Miss Humphrey and q vocal duet BY
Miss Richardson and Miss Payne. Cak'
| and Ice cream was also served and a very
pleasant evening enjoyed by all.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

Auction Sale.
Large auction sale of consigned houte
hold goods, including in part four side
bosrde, two extension tables, two hall
stands, two ettegers, one Ice box, one re.
frigerstor, six heating stoves, one Shonin
ger Cymbella organ, window awnings, car
ton rooms, 800 State street, Saturday,
March 81. Sale commences at 10 o. m.
mh30 ct
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
Car Accountant,

HARTFORD, March 50-General Manager
Lawler of the Philadelphia, Reading and
New Englsnd railroad has appointed John
R. Doran car accountant in place of John
F. Hedden, resigned.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
Rev. DIR. Levy.

Rev. DR.. Levy repeated last evening by
request his first sermon preached as pastor
In this city, entitled, "Where win 1t Eudf'
A large congregation was present.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
K1LLED ON aowE srREEr.

Eleven.Year.0ld Harry Butler Run
Over and Instantly Killed Yester-
day Afternoon-Throw From a
waGon-The Accident Caused by
the Dangerous Condition OF Howe
Street. q
Howe street near Elm street was early
last evening the scene of sn accident in
consequence of which elevsn-year- old
Harry Butler, son of Franklin W. Butler
of Dorman street, Newhallville, instantly
lost his life. The accident ossurred about
$3.50 O'Clock.
Young Butler was driving heavy wagon
through Howe street. The wagon was
loaded with fertilizer, on top of which
Butler was sitting. Suddenly the wagon
struck one of the ruts with which the
street abounds and the boy was thrown off
underneath the wheels. The heavy wheels
rolled over his head and split his skull in
two along the left side of the face.
He was picked up and taken into DR..
Cecil's house near the scene of the accident
whore he died within few minutes. Dr..
absence from home of DR.. Cecil, but his
efforts were of no avail and death claimed
the little sufferer. The wagon belonged to
Henry HITLER, who WAS walking on the
street in advance of 1t at the time. The
accident was caused by the dangerous con-
dition in which the street has been left
since the tracks of the Edgewood Street
Railway company were laid through 1t.
Buffers mangled remains were taken to
the home of his father in Dorman street.
Mr.. Butler is employed at Winchester's.
A PRESENTATION
To A. b. Dobbs, the Retiring Super
intendent OF the Scoville & Adams
Goa Complete Surprise.
A very pleasant surprise greeted Mr.. A.
B. Dobbs, the retiring superintendent OF
the Scoville & Adams Co., at No. 81 Day
street, yesterday afternoon.
As the gong sounded the time to quit
work the operators of the different depart.
ments fled out as usual and assembled in
another part of the factory. Mr.. Dobbs,
who was at the time in distant part OF
the building, was summoned to the Office
and told that his presence was required
in the front part of the factory. He was
greatly astoniehed to see all the operators
assembled awaiting his presence.
Mr.. Emmerich in behalf of the employees
presented the retiring superintendent with
an elegant silver ice pitcher and goblet
handsomely engraved. Accompanying thu
gift was beautiful bouquet. In present
Ing this token of their high esteem snd
| appreciation for his uniform courtesy anG
| kindness they expressed the wish for hii
future good fortune and prosperity. Mr.
| D.'bbs was greatly moved and after con
| trolling his emotion responded in a very
| feeling and heartfelt manner, thanking hi
associates and shopmates for the elegan
present, assuring them that he would al
ways hold them in pleasant remembrance
and would never forget the associates o
the Day street factory.
Mr.. Dobbs has been connected with tn
establishment for the past fifteen years
and as this is the second time he has beel
30 signally honored it proves his popular
ity among his associates.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
la New Lot

of Toilet Soaps at special
prices.
Carbolic Glycerine. Sal
Cold Cream and Honey, Al
Marshmallow Glycerine, al
Gray Oatmeal, al
Milk and Honey, al
That's the price a box of 3
cakes. Would usually cost
10 cents a cake.
Alexander's French Per.
fumes, ID cents an ounce for
Saturday only. IS odors.
100 pounds Of Glaze Fruit
Candy at 10 cents a pound
for Saturday onLy.
400 pounds OF Finest
French Mixtures at IS cents
a pound for Saturday only.
Regularly 90 cents.
| Main Entrance RIGHT
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

Startling silver for wedding gifts, reduced
prices at HIlvsrthaus', 100 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
The Other

window, right Of new main
entrance, made singularly
beautiful with the new Silk
Waists and Tea Gowns sug-
gestive of loveliest Spring
blossoms. Get a glimpse
also of the new Capes in
cloth, gros grain and MORE
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

Take sdxicel Stop coughing at once by
Syrup. Ono bottle win cure you.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

Died In Bridgeport.
BRIDaEPoRr, March 3O.-Lieutenant W.
]. Dorrance of the police department of
this city died tonight.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
MALLEY, NEELY q co.

NEW Hkvrs. Saturday. March 81. 1924.
Tile weatAer to-day--Likeky
to be fair.
TELEPHONE No. SIS.
A Floral Bouquet
would be less admired than
these pretty punches of
Ladies' Chemisettes. Plain
white, solid colors and fancy
stripes.
Standing or rundown collars. CUTS
| to match. The latter 30 cents pair.
| Collars Is cents
Just across the aisle with
Mems Furnishings see the
correct Knots and Bows for
Ladies' Chemisettes and Shirt
Waists, IS and so cents
each.
TABLE Chapel St Corner Entrance
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
uclfon Sale

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu-
matism and neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
The Mitten

and its uses, will be the sub.
ject of a demonstration in
connection with STovENE. on
Saturday. We sell the Nit
ten and give away the STOW.
enc. Give sample packages
of Stovene regardless of
the Mitten.
Basement.
Three-fold Oak Screens at
+b,oa pr;1ae d. d, 20
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIE1
Or The WEATHER BUREAU
WARRINGTON. D. O., 8 p. M, March 30, 1894.
For New England: Fair, warmer, southwest
erIy winds,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
On Their Knees

oAA A~AA
at marbles. Climbing the
fences and what not,-Boys
need a stocking full of resist
ance like these stainless black
double deckers, selling at
IL 1-2, Io. IS and IS a pair
or 3 pair for $I.oo.
For Saturday. 50 dnz- Ladies' imported. ,
| fast black, Il lie cents pair.
| About 50 dozen Ladies' fast black extr a
| quality Hose, 10 cents a pair or pair
| for 50 cents.
IS dozen Ladies' fine Maco Hose. 4
mixed lot. Spliced heels, double soleS,
drop stitch and plain effects in tans
and blacks, Is cents a pair.
Saturday evening will prob
ably finish the special lot of
Evening Hosiery at IS cents
or nearly I-2 price.
Hosiery aud Underwear.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

When you buy candy buy Huyler's. z,
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. fit
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

Prices Reduced.
Only 50 so and $500 for q dozen reg.
ular IS cabinet photos, Partisan finish, at
Beers New PhotoParlors. The great rush
continues. mh31 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
CheniSetteS.

Special opening of Ladies'
Linen ChemiSetteS-white
and coIored, both plain and
tucked front, with latest
style Collars and Cuffs to
match 25c sett.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31
1000 Yards

or Whereabouts of very fine
81 inch Bingham, ordinarily
IS to IS cents yard. On
sale Saturday at I6 cents a
yard. These consist of best
and most popular styles.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-31

THE JOCKEY
CLUB" VEIL!
We are the only house In
New Haven showing this
very latest Partisan craze
in made Wells.
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ECRAsE EFT ECARTELE.-Samedl |

ECRAsE EFT ECARTELE.-Samedl
| dernier entire la staten Ewing ct Ra
celand sur lie chemin de Morgan, on
trouva ce qui restait du corps dun
| ieune homme de couleur vers les sept
heures du matin, ct une enquete fut
fate par lie DR.. Thomas Stark de
Thibodaux dams lapres-midi, entire
six ct sept heures. Nous etions un
DIES membres du juri nous partimes
d'ici pour nous y rendre par un train
special que les autorites ayaient mis-
a la disposition du DR.. Stark. Nous
avons solvent entendu parler dun
corps human ecartele mails cette
fois CT, nous avons WI la chose ellie
meme !; chaque membre etaient Sc pa
re DIES autres, ct lie tronc du corps ct
les differences parties de &c tronc
eerases ct mutiles a ne plus etre
reconnaissables lei on trouva une
part:e DIES poumons, la n partie du
crur, dams I'm autle endrolt lie foie,
ct ainsi de suite; les bras GU les
jambes ont etc trouves plus de trois
quarts dun mile plus haut que Zen
droit OH lie terrible accident etait
arrive jamais chose plus horrible ne
s'etait presente a notre we quaint a
la tete du malheureux, nous n'ayons
jamais pu la trouver. On suppose
que Get accident est arrive lie matln
avant lie jour par IN train a fret
allant dams l%ouest, ct que lie malheu-
reux, n'ayant pas les moyens de
payer pour voyager, s'etait fourre
sous I'm DIES chariots pour Sc rendre
a un endroit G~uelconque que vers
lie jour. IL s'etait endormi, ct dams
Get etat de sommeil etait tombe sous
les roues, ct await etc ecras6 ct Gear
tele CONNIE nous l'avons decrit CT
dessus. Les officers i bord du train
ne s'etalent jamais apercu de rien.
On ne salt pas qui il est, nj d'on II
Went.
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Mr.. ". e. Thomas, econome en-
chef sur rhabitation "Magnolia" au
Bayou Black, appartenant au Cap.
John }. Shafer, etait a Thibodaux
lundi dernier par affaire. II nous
rapporte que Magnolia cultive cette
aimee $50 acres de cannes, don't $50
acres sont DIES plants ct lie balance
DIES souches de premiere ct de seconde
annees i: que les cannes sont excel
Tents ct epaisses sur les rangs que
quoiqu'ils aient fni de lay By depuis
plus de deux semaines, lis repassent
certains morceaux de cannes pour y
copper les herbes qui paraissent ca
ct la.
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lie Prof. Z. Chol a etc assez serieu-
sement malade il a etc oblige de
garder lie lit pendant plusieurs jours.
II lui a etc impossible de Sc Sc
rendre a lEglise, pour TOUGHER de
lorgue dlmanche dernler. LIE pro-
fesseur s'etait trop fatigue dams la
preparation DIES trois concerts quill a
donnes pendant Ia semaine que s'est
tenu lie Peabody Institute Mr..
Chol Sc porte mieux depuls quelques
jours il nest pas ties fort cepen-
dant. Ce quill a besoin c'est du
repos, ct quelques jours rautre bord
du lac.
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Mr.. ct Nine. Lee Foret ont etc
agreablemeLt surprls en- rentrant
chez eux mardi dernier de trouver
suspendus lux murs de leur salon les
portraits agrandis de Mr.. ct Nine
Chas. J. Barker, encaisses dams deux
magnifques cadres dores; ills Sc
trouvaient en- vlsite, ct pendant leur
absence on s'etait introduit chez eux
pour y placer les portraits,
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Depuls son retour de Coopers
Well, nous avons ell lie plaisir de
rencontrer Mr.. L. ]. Trosclair jamais
nous lavons va plus content ct plus
heureux, ct jouissant dune meilleure
sante il Sc sent r%ajeuni de dix ans.
Mr.. Trosclair sur son habitation
Breaux a eu culture cette aimee 500
arpents de cannes, don't $50 arpents
soat en- plants. II nous dit que cettc
reco.te est la neilleure quill ait ia
mails fate; ct ellie compare favora-
Element ave celles du voisinage il
ne demande que la prime pour cette
aimee ct il sera all right.
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Notre nouveau sheriff, Mr.. James
Bearv, 5 fait samedi dernier, sa pre-
miere arrestation. Pendant quill
etait i Ia recherche dun autre accu-
Sc, Il rencontra dams lie magasin de
Mr.. Harry Howell, sur l'habitatlon
Wavelley, un nomme Joseph Thlbo-
daux tlias Badly Thibodaux mum
dun warrant, il larreta. LIE grand
iuri de Ia paroisse await porte contre
ce Thlbodaux une accusation pour
avolrtire sur Nh. W. Upton SeeIel
ayec intention de commettre un meur
tire cette accusation await etc portee
lie 7iseptembre, 1892, ct jamais on
await pu reussir de faire l~arrestation
lie Iaccuse dune maniere GU dune
auue, il await reussi jusqu'a samedi
denier a eluder les officers de "a loi
il est maintenant en- prison, attendant
un|examen preliminaire.