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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-01
JACOB Smell,
LIE COurreur des Greves.
PAR HENRI CONSCIENCE.
IL
Suite

Ko ecoutait. Quelques paroles IN
teligibles meme avalent tellement
eveille son attention, quill n.archait a
cote de Zane, la tete baiss6e vers lie
blesse, dams respolr de surprendre lie
secret de Get evenement mais sa
peine resta infructueuse. LIE jeune
homme egare parlait de l'echafaud
etde sa seur; evidemment il etait
encore sous impression dune terreur
mortelle ct semblait dams son delire
FUR devant DIES ennemis mals ses
paroles etaient tellement entrecoupees
ct sans suite quill etait impossible
den penetrer lie sens general.
Lorsqu'il s'interrompait un moment,
Bella lui disait les chooses les plus
douces que Ia piete ct la charlie
peuvent inspirer. Ellie voulait lui
faire partager son espoir de guerison.
Alors ellie lui reparIa de son pere ct
lui promit quill reverrait encore ses
parents.
Nantes fois lie coureur DIES greves
essaya de %reprendre l'entretien cui
await etc i%nterrompu par cette rencon-
tire. Persuade que c'etalt lie vrai
moyen de seduire l'esprlt de la jeune
file, ii parlait avec emphase de son
argent, de beaux habits ct dune vie
agreeable. Mas Bella, qui surveillait
lie bless6 avec solicitude, temoigna
son Acknowledgement parce que Ko
pouvait plalsanter en- un pareil mo-
ment, ct ellie ne lui repondit plus.
Lane avancait sans broncher; lie
coureur DIES greves Sc montra enfin
de meilleure volonte, ct soutint con
yenablement lie blesse. Ainsi lie triste
cortege arriva sans accident devant
la maisonnette du vieux Stock.
-Aldez-moi maintenant, Ko, a lie
descendre doucement de Zane, dit la
jeune file. Tachons de lui epargner
toute so~uffrances.
Eth ! pere Stock ! cria lie coureur
DIES greves, ne vous efrayez pas.
Nous vous apportons un homme qui
Sc meurt.
Mon pere nest pas a la maison,
dit la jeune file pendant que, avec
raide de Ko, ellie soulevalt lie bless6.
J'irai lie chercher chez ma tante aus
sitot que nou aurons depose sur I'm
lit ce pauvre garcon.
-Qu'elle sottlse grommela Ko ;
ce corps ensanglante u un lit Met
tez-le la, par terre pres de Tatre f.;
du moins vous ne gaterez pas inutile.
ment o draps.
-Je les laverai.
--Vous allez lie placer sur yotre
propre lit, Bella
--Je ne veux pas deranger lie re
pos de mon pere.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-01
IN THE DAYS OF TOM SAVERS.
Labouchere's Description of Scenes at q
Prize Fight Thirty Years Ago.

Prize Fight Thirty Years Ago.
Among my many sins l have attended
a prize fight, and for the outpour Of
rank blasphemy and reckless black
guardism it ran an execution at New
gate or Horsemonger Lane Jail very
close. The police were dead against
prize fights, which were excuses for a
gigantic form Of extortion. Two ruffians
of the lowest. class contracted to batter
n another about in order to extract the
guineas from the swells, the toffs and
the supporters Of the "noble art of self
defense" A programme had to be Sc
cretly arranged, a special train had to
be secured for the army Of men, the
swells about town and the scum Of the
metropolis, who lived upon the excite
ment or the pelf of prize fights. There
was a certain official countenance to
these illegal mills" The editor Of
Bells Life in London constituted him
self the arbiter on these occasions. This
was the organ Of the ~prizeighter. The
editor received the stakes deposited,
acted as referee and afterward described
the fights in a jargon delightfully."- humor-
Gus. Tapping the %claret, lone in the
bread basket, F" "a rouser on the conk,"
were all phrases invented by the editors
o. Bells Life.
The night before it was necessary to
g. to a sporting pub to get ''the Office"
a. | to receive for a valuable considera-
tion the special railway ticket. The
vigil of the fight was usually spent in
the wild west, for in thosetlaya there
was no closing hour. Restaurants and
public houses could keep open as long
as they liked. Races were run in the
Haymarket at 3 o'clock in the morning,
and about 4 or 5 the ''swells, !" all in
evening dress, would assemble at tho
railway station, each one in charge of a
specially appointed protector.
The seen at the railway station was
indescribable. The officials made them
selves scarce, and the station was hand
ed over to mob law. On the platform
the pocket Of every unprotected man or
youth was e1nptied, and when the train
started amid a chorus of o%5scen;ty and
b~lasphemy no one knew the destination.
IL llSl DO q dGSS1 tCtA 1.aS4 DlC vi al
old quarry, or a lonely wood, Or q river
marsh. Suddenly the train would stop,
and away went the e1cursionists tramp
ing over field and meadow. The princi-
pals were muflled up. The attendants
carried the ropes and stakes, and when
the ring vas pitched every y who had
a sovereign left was heccol 70 buy the
colors Of the favorito-a silk .landkcr-
chief that could not have cost fourpen.e I.
Iforbear to describe the hideous BIAS
pheny that soiled the morning air CT
the mad excavations during the r...l!.
When a champions eye vas banged NJ
with a blow, his second lanced it ard
then sucked it into fighting condition. I
have seen many q brave yornT fellow
faint at tie hidcous sight Of Il prize fight
soldiers, most of tac-l. who wOuld
have gone TO battle without Einoli.s.
London Truth.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-01
UNE AUTRE FORE A THIBODAU

UNE AUTRE FOIRE A THIBoDAUX
lie Home Circle Orchestra et la
fanfare de Thibodaux donneront une
grande foire ct un concert a Thito-
daux dams lie Thlbodaux Opera House,
samedi ct dimanche, lie Is ct lie 16
scptemhre proclaim.
Nous 0 toute raison de croire
que nos bons citoyens Sc m~ontreront
grands ct genereux.
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ArELIER -TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
.ommes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiques qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs c'ayocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation. blancs. eircu
aires, etc., seront imprimes dams lie plus brre
delai ct a Ges prix oul detient toute concu-
renee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-01
Eft vous, Bella, Oh coucherez

DitCc d-LuUi. LIZ NiCuA Doio Wv ~ |
de l'oncle Louis est encore la. Main
tenant, doucement, laissez retomber
sa tete sur les COUSINS. Pas ainsi..
lie cote blesse au-dessus. .Pauvre
homme !. voyez CONNIE il nou SQUIRT
avec reconnaissance
Bah ! il rlt CONNIE un lnsense,
dit Ko. Soyez sure, BELLA, quill dl-
vague dams la f6vre de la mort. Je
my connais je lui dome ntore upe
heure a vivre, pas d'avantage...
-Maintenant, je cours en- toute
hate chez ma tante Claire pour appe-
Ter mon pere, interrompit Ia jeune
file. Gardez &c pauvre gareon par
charlie chr6tienne, Ko. Et sill de-
mande a bore, Ia. dams la cruche, il
V a de l'eau fraiche.
Ellie allait sortir de la maison,
lorsqu'en Sc retournant une derniere
fois ellie Wit lie coureur dies greyes
penche sur lie corps du ieune homme.
Ellie poussa I'm erie etoutfe ct retour-
ma dams sa chambre.
-Miens s'ecria Ko surpris, quest
ce qui vous ramene?
-Je pensals. .je p%ensais, ko, que
vous devriez aller appeler NOR pere.
L'etat de Get infortune m'inspire n
tellc pitie que Je ne puls lie laisser
seul I'm instant.
On dirait, Bella, que vous Graf
gnez que je ne lui fasse du NAL.
Non mails vous autres hommes,
vous n'avez pas lie ceur compatissant,
ct vcus ne sayez pas soigner les ma
ladies'. Allez, 10, laissez-moi croire
que vous e,es servlable pour amitle
pour moi. Je vous en- resteral recon
nalssante, ct plus tard je tacherai
aussi de vous 6tre agreeable quand je
pourrai.
lie moyen de vou rien refuser !!
s'ecria Ko souriant ct Sc frottant les
mains. J'espere, Bella, que vous
vous rappellerez cette promesse en-
temps opportun. Je cour, le cours !!
La jeune file s'assit pres du lit ct
contempla reimbursement lie visage
du blesse, don't lie regard etalt perdu
dams pespace ct don't les levres re-
muaient toujours avec une rapidite
fievreuse ct b6gayaient DIES sons mar
ticul6s. Ellie lui prlt la main ct muir
mura dams o oreille DIES paroles de
consolation. Mas lui, dams son de-
lire, ne faisait pas plus attention a sa
charitable garde-malade que 81 ellie
n'eht pas etc la.
Bella ALA chercher la cruche. Ellie
s%ouleva la tete du jeune homme, APP
| procha Ia tasse de ses levres, ct versa
lentement leau dams So bouche. II
etalt sans doute depuis longtemps,
devore dune soft ardente, car il but
a longs traits ct avec precipitation lie
breuvage ~rafra1chissant.
--C'est assez maintenant, mon ami
dit Bella. Reposez-vous I'm peu.
Plus tard je vous donnerai encore
une tasse d'eau. Ayez bon courage f.!
mon pere We venir; on ira chercher
un medecin. Nous prierons Dieu en-
semble pour quill vous fasse guerir
bientot. All /! CONNIE vous me re-
gardez que voulez-vous me dire,
mon ami ?
Bella await laisse retomber la tate
du blesse sur les COUSINS. Peut-etre
la sensation de soulagement GU la
p~uissante impression de l'eau froide
lui avait-eIle rendu pour un moment
la connaissance, car il c%onsideralt la
jeune file etonnee avec un regard
clair ct etincelant, ct avec un SQUIRE
plein de reconnaissance ct dune inef-
fable douceur. La jeune file 6tait
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-01
Mails bient6t ellie entendit du dehors

la voix de la tante Claire; ellie des-
cendit l~escalier pour courir au devant
de son pere. Sans faire attention aux
questions de sa tante nj aux froides
paroles du coureur DIES greves, ellie
prit lie bras du vieillard, lie conduisit
dams la cabane ct dit !:
Mon pere, n vlte. Ko vous
aura dit comment nous avons trouve
TN ~malheureux homme etendu pres
que mort dams les dunes. Je TAI
place sur mon lit. All 81 Dieu per-
mettait quill guerit L..
Bella, Bella, gronda la vieille
femme, introduire ainsi I'm Granger
dams la maison !! Enfant, vous etes
imprudente. Tn Francais, un repu-
blicain peut-etre
-C'est I'm homme, ma tante, celia
sufit, repliqua la jeune file avec une
nuance d'impatience. N'est-ce pas,
cher pere, ce qul peut plaire a Dieu
est bien fait ?
L'aveugle embrassa sa file ct dit
avec joie:
-Laisse dire ia tante, mon enfant.
Lis-lui, &c soir, lie Nouveau Testament,
ct ellie saura comment lie Sauveur lui-
meme commenda de fare ce que tn
as fait.
-Venez pere, dit la jeune file en-
conduisant lie vieillard dams sa chain
bre. C'est un jeune homme dune
physionomie 81 douce -. Tenez,
voici sa main. Donnezlui votre be-
nediction. mon pere, Dieu aura pitie
de lui.
La tante Claire considera un mo-
ment les traits du blesse, puts un hot
de larmes jailllt dams ses yeux, ct ellie
s'ecria en- sanglstant
All ce pauvre garcon ! Vite, vite
a Furnes pour chercher un chirur-
glen !! All 81 je pouvais encore mar
cher iusque-la H.. Ko, vous etes so
Tide sur vos jambes, vous !; courez a
Furnes. &c vous en- prize, courez a
perdre haleine. Je vous en- saurai
gre toute ma vie, Ell Dieu vous en- re-
compensera.
-Courir %grommela Ko +; c'est
presque a une lieue d'lci !; je feral
neanmoins &c queje puts. Settlement,
tante Claire. je dols vous faire remar.
quer que j'ai decouvert en- meme
temps que Bella Get homme couche
dams les dunes. Sill venait a MOURN
ct quill restat quelque chose pour
ceux qui FONT %trouve, IL serait juste
que fen eusse la moitle.
-C'est trop hester, dit Bella en-
jetant un mouchoir sui ses epaules,
J'lrai moi-meme. LIE souf1e ne me
manquera pas, a mol, pour courlr d
Furnes. Que Ko porte les crevettes
a la Panne. Vous, chere tante
veillez ct soignez ce malheureux jus
qua mon retour. Dieu vous garde
tous !
En- achevant ces mots, ellie partit
CONNIE I'm trait ct s~'elanea par monts
ct par vaux dams la direction d'Adin
kerke
Ii s'etait ecoule deux heures 4 peine
que deja Bella traversalt les dunes er
compagnie du chirurgien. C'etalt ur
homme age don't les traits, quoique
graves ct Gaines, respiraient la bonte
Ell bien, chere tante, cria de loir
Bella a la vieille femme, qu'elle aper
cut debout sur lie seuil de la hutte
comment celia va-t-il la-dedans
Nj pts nj mieux, repondit la tantt
Claire , lie malade a lie delire.
--Voici NJ. Darings, lie chirurgien
II saura lie guerir.
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Announcement.

So'oo
-,,6ro 10
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MINNESOTA NEWS,
The Clapp Murder.

Tho coroner's investigation Of TIE
murder of John H. Clapp, at st, Paul,
developed the fact that the witnesses
sworn to prove the facts in the case ara
more than ordinarily conflicting with
each other. The fact Of the dead man
carrying cigar stump between the
fingers OF his right hand up to the time
OF his death is something that the de-
tense seems puzzled over, and the at
torneys for the state make no efforts
to bring out further facts to complicate
the statement in any way which might
be used to advantage in the trial of the
case. The hesitancy Of some of the
witnesses in swearing to what they had
seen, or on the other hand the attempt
OF being too profuse in explanation.
either by words or action, were appar-
ent.
The following verdict was returned:
I'VE, the jury, find that John H. Clapp.
came to his death through q death
wound in the throat inflicted by one
Ehle Allen"
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with wire rods, d, forming grating,
which from the weight of the parts in
front of the pivots, c, falls, leaving the
entrance to the box open. The CRATE
rods enter holes in the strip, H, affixed
to the board B. When the hen gets
upon the nest in the nest box her
weight causes the long arms of the
levers to be raised (the parts being
proportioned with that ~object), which
brings the grate-rods up, thus closing
the entrance. L, and excluding the
otheS fowls and such animals as are
liable to give annoyance to the setting
fowl When the fowl attempts to leave
the nest she will instinctively proceed
toward the lighted entrance. and in so
doing her weight will be transferred
to the bottom-board, D, in part of the
pivot, a. which will cause the grating
to fall, and thus permit her egress.
The lid of the box is hinged for the
purpose of rendering the nest box con-
veniently accessible to any person
wishing to gather the eggs. This de.
vice is more curious than PRACTICAL
Ohio Farmer
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FROM WASHINGTON.


EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the goth aggregated
S761, O49,579, against $s47,973, 101 the
previous week. The decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 20.5.
IN the United States there were 214
business failures in the seven, days
ended on the 29th, against 214 the week
previous and s07 in the correspond.
ing time in 1898. The total number OF
failures In the last six months is e,52s
and total liabilities $s2, 555, 900.
The price of whisky and spirits was
advanced three cents per gallon by the
trust in anticipation of the new tax.
JOHN MCCARTNEY aud E. R. Chapman
were indicted for refusing to answer
questions Of the senate sugar investi-
eating committee.
DURING May the exports of manu-
features from the United States
reached SIS. 1919, 400.
ONLY 495 miles OF new railroad were
built in this country during the six
months of the present year. That is
less than for any previous half year
for many years.
BoUNTlEs were paid on sugar as fol-
lows during the fiscal year ended June
80: Cane, $780, 1904; beet, $55s, 1888;
sorghum, $40, 1926; maple, Sl1e, 1872; total,
$12, los, 0S5.
An order was issued by the secretary
OF the navy discon tinuing all work at
the New York, Norfolk and Mare
Island navy yards, throwing $500 men
out of employment.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

SANTo, the assassin of President Car
not. of France, will be tried July %.
NJ. CAsIMIR-PERIER was elected presi-
dent Of the republic of France at the
palace of Versailles by the congress Of
both houses of parliament.
ANARCHISTS in London were charged
by a crowd while denouncing royalty
and fed for their lives.
In London Daniel Shehan made q
deathbed confession that he and not
his brother, who is now in prison, at
tempted to blow up the parliamentary
buildings in 1885.
In Paris an agreement was made by
which a new company having CAPT
tai of 100000 francs will complete
the Panama canal.
In Rome a workingman was arrested
for threatening to kill Premier Crispi.
In Paris the remains of the late
President Carnot were deposited in the
Pantheon after one of the most re-
markable civic and military displays
in the country's history.
AT London, Ont, Henry Thompson
drowned himself and Miss McKech-
ME, to whom he was engaged, took
poison which he had given her.
PRESIDENT DOLE was to be declared
president Of the Hawaiian republic
without the formality of vote in order
to circumvent the royalists.
EUROPEAN governments will take
united action against the anarchists az
q result of the assassination OF Presi.
dent Carnot.
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MET cARNoT,.s FATE.
An Editor Falls Victim to an Anarchist
knife In LeRhOrn.

An Editor Falls Victim to an Anarchists
Knife in Leghorn.
LEGHoRN, July ga crime somewhat
resembling the numbering Of President
Carnot was committed in this city Sun
day. AS Sig. Bandi, director Of the
Gazetta Livornesse, was entering his
carriage at o'clock in the morning he
was set upon by man who, it was
subsequently learned, was an anarch-
list, who drew knife and stabbed
him in the abdomen. Sig. Bandi
was at once attended by physicians,
who decided that the only hope Of
saving his life was to perform the OPP
Grafton of laparotomy. This was
done, but Sig. Bandit died a short time
afterward. Prime Minister Crispi was
questioned in the chamber Of dep
nties in regard to the murder. He
said that Sig. Bandi had been stabbed
and killed by an anarchist owing to
the articles that had appeared in his
paper against anarchism.
The murder Of Bandi has caused q
great sensation throughout Italy and
the feeling against the anarchists has
been greatly intensified. The blow
delivered by the assassin caused the
dagger to penetrate the liver, and the
similarity of the wound to that which
killed NJ. Carnot was remarked upon
by the victim shortly before his death.
As yet the murderer has not been cap
tured
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GUARDING AGAINST BURGLARS.
Recent improvements Made in tho Con
struction of Vanilla and Yanlf noona

Recent improvements Made in tho Con.
struction OF Vaults and Vault Doors.
The most vulnerable part of vault
now is the edge of the door It is al
most impossible to obtain an absolute
~ tight joint, one which will be i'm
pervious to liquid explosives. The old
method of attack was by powder blown
into the crack of the vault door. As
the construction of these doors became
more perfect this was made impracti-
cable. Then, says the Washington
Star, the burglar turned his attention
to other explosives and to-day he uses
nitroglycerine. Nitroglycerine when
warm runs as freely as water. If the
crack of q door is not absolutely tight
the nitroglycerine will find some small
lodging place in it. When exploded it
rips off the door, tears off it's outer lay
ers or opens a space where larger
charge of explosive can be used. If the
joint is too well fitted to permit the
use of nitroglycerine and the vault is
in an isolated place where powerful
explosives can be used, dynamite
is laid against a weak spot and
well mped. Its explosion either
makes an opening or weakens the
walls or door so that tools or
other explosives can be used to ad-
vantage. With guarantee of COM
parative freedom for operation set of
burglars can enter modern vault in
one to eight hours. The shortest
process is usually by the use of ex-
plosives, and it has been found that
the high explosives are singularly
local in effect and produce very little
sound. Hammer and sledge are often
used, though burglars prefer boring,
with the use of blow pipe to draw
the temper of the steel attacked. But
the modern construction renders this
sometimes extremely difficult because
of the high conductivity of iron and
the close contact of the cold steel
| adjacent. Burglars seldom attempt to
make holes of more than an inch in
diameter, and the heat from the small
flame which can be introduced through
such hole is quickly dissipated.
Sometimes the burglar bores through
the soft metal and breaks the inter
vening sheets of hard metal with the
blows of hammer, removing the
metal piecemeal. It is estimated that
an expert with finely tempered tools
will work through an inch of vault
wall in an hour. It sometimes hap
pens, though, that an expert burglar
abandons job after penetrating the
outer layer of steel because his poorly
tempered tools were all dulled in the
attempt.
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knights Templars.

Over $50 Knights were present at the
25th annual conclave of the grand COM
mandary of Knights Templars at St.
Paul, The officers elected are: Right
eminent grand commander, w. H. S.
Wright. of st. Paul; right eminent dep
uty grand commander, II. E. Whitney,
OF Faribanlt; eminent grand generals
simo, J. Fred Smith, of Minneapolis;
eminent grand captain general, Otis
Staples, of Saltwater; eminent prelate,
George H. Davis. Of Brainerd; eminent
grand senior warden, 3. F. Farmer, of
Spring Valley; eminent grand junior
warden, Q. 9. Chase. OF Fergus Falls;
eminent grand treasurer. j. c. Nc
Farlane. of Minneapolis; eminent
grand recorder, Thomas Montgomery,
OF st. Paul; eminent grand standard
bearer, E. H. Milham, of st. Paul:
eminent grand sword bearer, j. c. Mon
roe. of St. Cloud; eminent grand war
den, William E. Richardson, of Duluth.
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AGRICUL TURAL HINTS.
IMPROVED NEST BOX.
A Device Which Is Said to BE More Gu
riOus Than Practical

A Device Which Is Said to BE More Gu
riOus Than Practical.
This improved hens nest will close
automatically when the hen gets
upon her nest, and will open in the
same manner when the fowl wishes
to leave, whereby a setting hen
may be protected from annoyance
from other fowls or animals prone to
annoy hens while Matching or laying.
It consists of box, A. having one end
half closed by board, b, and provided
with nest box, G, affixed to pivoted
bottom board, D, vibrating on wire
rod or stud, a. having its bearings on
the side of the box. The nest box is
connected by means of links, b, shown
in dotted lines, with two levers. L, piv-
oted to the inner side of the box, as
shown at G. A cross-piece, g, unites
the ends of the levers, and is provided