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tion by those who are paid "a ealary
to look after them. then no one will
be the worse OFF. but on the other hand.
n these officers have neglected their
duty. they may expect the Gazette to
tell the people about it.
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LOVE AND Low corro,
Too Mach for Yognv
Hanged Hiu,.,, "h"

~ ''r1Insannsham, Ala. Dec. l4.-wsrr.n
80 ~, S,heInneriain, aged SO, a nror, Srrsn
nnoss county farmer, res,ding ' nSa
sttpsntosa' had been acting v vsr,,
n, M ~sy tor several days. ana ~
,nS i NJ. me ne arose early and after ,s saas
rope from M M, s,o S was seen to take
' " ms barn and disappear 10
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and from the newspaper cuts or the
woman we arc Inclined TO think he
was. She strongly resembles super
animated circus rider.
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TOO BUSY
Was Mr.. W. H. Taylor Yss,,,,,
Talk to the Gazette Reno,.,'

The pratical bearing and interesting
information in the interview with Mr..
W. II. Taylor published yesterday by
the Gazette. invited widespread COM
ment. The Gazette reporter called yes
terday for the promised continuation of
the interview. but could hardly make
his way down the crowded aisles of the
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SHOT niiIsru.
A Prominent citliel I'D
In a Critical cs,iit.

Collinsville. Tex, DE- N
O'Clock this evening co: d
thrown Into intense srss1sl
report that Esq. N, ?. III
shot himself. lie VA / .
with his family, and dsshn.
a Al caliber pistol All ri
In the left breast,
The ball ranged d1wnrri /
tors think the wound "a, a
tai. yet his condition hs.ss|
one Of our promlneh. St-s|
served this precinct a ~
peace for eight years
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-. a.. f.II. r
o. era The clerks thsn,sjv.. Z
al, are removable t~ '..s .
t wnen the the good Of II u. p '''l'
'h a, they be taken s Is, ~. I,
en-, In what other ~ gM
suggest ..;I, extension y S'''s''ai
There are seysrul
bureau oui,sai, Of printing Al, ~ Y
s1verned by civil - ~, an
might and should i .', ".
should na the customs "a pi ny,
i ~, more employees ,, aAi
the list; Then Hare , ny !
General Bissell IN N. s ny :
that all fourth clas ~ , ~
GUIDED en Mr.. BIsssil' s wv. !.
pe taken in We bs s.' Y. !
ciu 81, all postal emploss. !. !.
alton lists" sAa u
Your league, q, e0,..,
affairs?" ss''n Y
Naturally. Tb,. /.
aireet line with our el,sr,. !. !.
departments. I sss s Joy I !
on this Idea here. s. '' y. \ 4.
York. Yes. | bslIss \, \ \. I
New York Is pern,n,.i
thing needed Is for t M 4.
assist the new admlnl.,,,','''..,
u a complete success 'i"' n,
service control Is nov , :.
state constitution and VA = =
win in all departmsns,.1 |. y, y
What do you thInk I; y
the system?' :" =
1T has never apne,,., /.
believe that public sen.I's...
rapidly crystalllsei Ia II. 4,
good effects Of what Il, Y.
plished in this Directs {,
sla'e, and. lately, innnIsl,r. (,
SO apparent that / ~ "
people Will not be Nile,
governs all classes q lr,',
holders" VIZ
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I,AsTEnN AGENrs.

This paper is kept on file and adver-
Using rntea may he nscertnined at the
office OF the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. Temple Court,
New York. or from its 1natarn busl-
ness office. As Tribune building. Now
York.
Western business ONCE; co., THE
Rookery," Chicago. III.
8 c. Beckwith, sole agent for foreign
advertising.
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Garland, Tex, Dsc. lt-n|
of William Beaver aud y
burglarized last nieht X
ver's the robbers seells
Mr.. Allan's they seeuf9 Y
able watch which bsa
Waldrop. who wa' aEN
Ian.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS.

The travelling agenu of The Gazette
are,
w. II. INGALLS,.
j. 4. TERRY q
w. II. MARcHMAN. ,,.f
Il. NJ. NOBLE.
r. l.. MELLON.
PROF CARL VINCENT.
IL. T. STAITI.
c. II, DANIEL. ''.
Letters OF authority are given - all
other parties especially accredited TO
represent this paper.
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Guthrie. o. T.. Dea IA
kuk. the chief OF the SAD
OF Indians. has been md
Mary Means, a white
has lived among tho III
The groom Is IS years ~
IS.
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The storm waves will reach this
meridian and the other changes noted
viii occur at and within 100 miles Of
Fort Worth within twenty-tour hours
before or after sunset ot the date
given below;
December i5--Fair and cool
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There Il a well developed suspicion
tina, Senator Harris OF Tennessee VIII
hnd the road leading to reelection
decidedly rocky Rig gaps appear In
the fence around his political pasture.
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A vote on the Nicaragua esnai bill
may be expected within few days.
and the senate Will either knock the
wind ont Of the scheme or put water
In the canal Oh It sees NJ.
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Mr., sinsh Is tho name OF the street
cleaner In Houston, and that may ac-
count for the sloppy appearance or
chat old town.
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,,s since Its great victory at the wor,a,s
po ar the sales OF DIR. Prices RakIn .
0"uer nave increased tenfold.
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Thoro are many ihlngs that are diff
fieuit TO explain. A Democratic mayor
in Ohio has resigned.
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Inc presideuVhna nominated doz.
en- New yorl. p6stmastera. and OF this
nrmNer ton were antl-snRppers. sen.
aterg HIN and Murphy wll now BE-
expected 10 hold up their confirmation
by Vie senale. On with thc dance.
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The people OF Tennessee are atm
wondering who in tho deuce they have
elected governor.
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Washington. Dec. is.--secretarv car
isle wa magnihcently doomed TO-DAY
by the Washington newspapers. The
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New York, Dec. ii--g ,
the Rock Island i .ails:,
clared a quarterly dl''''' :
OF one per cent.
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Conrad haney the Chicago praaches
vito elcped With usrrled woman
may nave been Insane. az 10 claimed.
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The outflow OF gold today viii be
100000.
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THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
One year ISSUED every Tridiy). 60
cents.
Six months, 30 cents.
All postmasters are authorized TO act
rs agents for The Gazette.
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The Biggest Boom
OF the Season
Is the Boom of
The Weekly Gazette.
Fifteen Hundred
Subscribers Added
During the Last week.
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The Daily Gazette except sunday,
10 cents week.
Daily and sunday Gazette. 60 cents
a month,
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no oun rArnONs.

Persons who ARE unable to buy
Tho GnSettc ON trains. or whose de-
livery of the paper ut thcir homes
IL unsatisfactory, will confer u
favor by writing the fncts 10 the
management.
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TERMS OF suDsonIPrIoN. ny MAIL,

The Daily and Sunday Gazette. one
year. $500.
The Daily and Sunday Gazette. six
months, $3.50.
months, $500.
month, IS certB.
The Sunday Gazette, one year. 500
The sunday Gazette, six mon'hs'
yi.oD
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The Chinese could fiji, ID,
used Or. Prices Bakla, II
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Entered at tho postoflce at Fort
Worth, Texas. as second-class mail
matter.
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LARGEST SOUTHERN CIRCULATION
With Three Exceptions.
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LARGEST TEXAS CIRCULATION.
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HI .rn,ese i,~ -al-. sugar rlfe-
house, and n pGr II AL aEa.m almost
III front and in close proximity q his
residence on account Of the coulee in
Ills yard.
Afrer this 1900 feet levee will have
been huilt. these convicts will 90 to
wnak on another levee beginning az
I'll bend in tile old ievee just below
Mr. +. L. Mo,vant's residence and eX-
tending down i distance OF 500 feet
nutll il will join tile old levee again in
| front If Mr.. Arthur Sauniel's pfope-ty.
/ of this le:ee and the work 70 he Gone
! on sane. we will speak later on.
Through a kind invitation 81 Capt.
Jene,sa son we soon will visit the cam
vict canp Itself, and propose 7" give
oar readers an inside history Of louis
iaua cnnyicfS Camp Life"
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DIED..
L THIBODiTI.

The sad news of the death of Mr..
Felix Thibodaux, q most estimable
gentleman of Bayou Bnuf, reached US
on last Saturday morning without airy
warning. He died very suddenly of
heart failure at his residence on BAYOU
B9uf, On Friday. July 6tl.. The de-
ceased was born OF Bayou Lafourche
on the 18th of November, 1884, and
was the oldest son of Mr.. Felicien
Thibodaux. the veteran pioneer Of Co
teau Folse, in the real of Ractland !,
and on the 18th OF November next the
deceased would have reached sixty
years OF age. He leaves a wife, the
sister Of Mr. Theoplile Thibodaux IT
town. and eight children to mourn
his untimely end. The news Of tie
death of his Oldest son, almost broke
his poor fathers heart: lie complain
ed bitterly, and said that lis career
was at au end, and that he should
nave beer taken away instead OF his
son who shot Id have been spared
some time longer to care and provide
for his wife and children to whom he
was SO devotedly attached.
The general community has lost in
Mr. Felix Thibodaux one of its most
devoted citizens.
For over 50 years he was employ ed
as station agent of the Southern Paei-
tic Railway Co, who VIII fild il q diff
ticult task to replace him.
His remains were taken to Raceiani
o. last Saturday, and, amid Il large
gatfe- ing OF sorrowful friends an!
relatives. they We're thence borne to
ST. Mays Church, and ieligiously IL
posted in the T%hibudaux family tomb.
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THE 4. z. 4. IN BOSTON.
TDonahoe's Magazine for july.

L~Donahoe's Magazine for July.
To the door Of house in Boston
one afternoon recently came a woman
looking for work. She explained that
she was . widow, with a boy and two
girls dependent upon her. The elder
Of the Giils was bedrid len. It was
late in the afternoon, and she had
been ont all day on the search. Twice
during the day She lad found people
Win needed iIer services. At 4 house
Ia The E%iciti;y tile mistress arranged
witt, lter 10 come one day 4 week to
20 washing. and agreed to pay her
ont dollar fur the work. She Wa TO
come the following Monday mnlIiiDg.
Thankfully the woman accepted the
opportunity and turned away She
ha,t ~fsacIcd the street when a servant
called ier back. The mistress, vino
Was waiting fnF ller, said 8
.Qh. HI the way. lad forgotten
something. What church do you be-
long ~ p
Aid" said tl,r woman, in relating
the incident. ..as soon as | told her
thu church ! went 10. she replied, oh.
well, don't think | saall need YOU
alI closed the door"
The IN then went to a neigh
boring house. was engaged, and again
slsi.eres! disappointment, after answer
ing a similar question.
There was nothing about the woman
to indicate either her religion or her
nationality, and up to this point in
the conversation with the writer. she
had net mentioned just what her reli-
-ious helief WAS. Surely she had no
means Of knowing the belief of her
lae~ti"aer. So it was in a perfectly
honest and ingenious manner that
ehr answered the question, swell,
What church do YOU 60 TOT" by sayinl
Il am i Catholic
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court Parish of
Lafonrche.
Joseph Schrdrt- Is. No. 3O37 4u,
gustia adam.

TsAKE NOTICE THAT, ACTING UNDER
L aud by virtue at an order Of SEIZURE
and sale. eInanating from the above entitled
Court. in the above entitled and numbered
case. | have seized and will offer for sale. at
public auction. pursuant to law, tn the last
and highest bidder at the Court House IN
the Town of Thibodaux. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1891.
between the hours OF IL o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. M. the following described pro-
pertv to-wit
A certain lot of ground situated in the
Parish or Ltfnurche state of Louisiana. in
the village % Lackport on the night bank Of
Bayou Lafcu.rh- being lot No. , Of Block
No. 10 ~ api cars fnIn plan If said village.
executed by Allen D'fIemecnurt. surveyor.
on Decen IL I 16Ih 1875. u copy of which plan
II dc posted in the Gil rk's office. Recorder.
department "f tuis parish. said lot is bounded
Northwest by anal street. North East bv
Lot No. OF saii Block No. Is. and SoutI,
East ~ Laf,nr, he Street, together with all
the huihdin : and improvements thereon.
To pay and satisfy ~ The sum Of One
Hundred aud iit'y Dollars. together with
elgllt per cent irr annunin interest thereon
tr..la The 2>th ~ DEE. -inl,er 1879 until paid
Il A sum OF tn per cent IN the aggregate
II sad principal aud interest az attorneys
fees herein am'l ~ all cnsis herein eash-and
which saii amount in llinciI al and interest.
attorneys tees and all costs herein. is secured
by mortgage by act passed before Etthege
b. Ago Notary Public Of said parish on tie
2stb day OF Ders mhsr 1881.
JAMES BEARY,
sheriff Of Lafanrche.
June 3Oth 1894
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THE "DoDGE-' DREDGE BoAT.-The
immense Dodge Dredge Boat. pass
ed through our bridge on last Thurs
day eTening on its way down the Bay
on as far a. the upper line Of Acadia
plantation, where it began the work
Of raising and backing the levee on
tile West bank OF tile Bayou on Friday
morning; this work will be continued
a. fat up as the new levee built on
Rid-etield last year, so we were in
formed On yesterday by Mr.. Dodge
himself. Mir Dodge Informed rs also
that the leyee would be backed at its
base from % t. 30 #. outside Of the
line Of stakes placed by the engineer,
except ut places where the backing
can BE- done on the bayou side of the
levee. If that be the case very little
road. ii any, Will be left in some plac-
es between the backing and our large
side walk. between the st. Joseph's
Catholic Church and the upper line Of
the Convent. From Prof. E. Chol's
lower line 20 some distance above the
Convent. embracing the fronts of Prof.
Chol, Mr. D. nelaune, Thibodaux
College. Mr.. H. Tetreau. Mr.. John
McCulla and Mount Carmel Convent,
tile backing ofthe levee will be made
on the bayua side, there being a good
batture 70 support this inside backing.
Beside tile backing Of the levee from
Acadia u Ridgetield, tile leyee VIII be
raised from ? to 3 fl.
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Teaching The Young Idea.

Mary Is. 0'Suil van, in July D~onahoe's1
Suppose yo7 are primary teacher;
do yen realize what yon must put into
-FOUR work If wish to succeed 7
You must be teacher. mother and
nurse to your little charges: You must
work with them during hours. and for
tlem after school ; You must he ready
{ D catch an idea anywhere, AID adapt
il to the needs nf Il particular pupil
who may H. ,iull. indifferent OF dis
h~eart+ned, 81 even all tili-e. cor lit
tie chap
1ou IL II utiflriug in your vlgi-
lance over f..tir III rails, aud set them
always a good example in manners BY
being courteous. even if they break
Your UMBRELLA or spill ink all over
your best gown. Ii you are a boys
teacher. you must be ready at any
moment to dress a cut. pick ont u
splinter, arbitrate in a fight. or give q
decision on the merits OF racers, Or the
ownership OF marbles, tislf-liooks. and
malodorous bottles Of bait; if vow
can't meet these emergencies, the av
erage small boy will hold you in con
tempt: if you want to win his loge,
You must know something about the
construction of kites, be interested III
the Notwithstanding" dog that ever
invaded q school room. and not be too
tinicky ahout when he washed his
hands last if a pupil should offer you
candy.
1t you can do all these things, and
laugh about them afterward, you will
probably stand high in favor.
But there Is a more serious cousid-
Grafton you must also have his res
pect. and this is not always so easily
OF pleasantly won.
Great stress has been laid upon tile
efficacy of moral suasion. but there are
times when human perversity rises to
such q pitch that the most persuasive
tongue is powerless to enforce ODE
dience to Your will you may De
obliged to pick up a shrieking, fight
ing scrap Of humanity and put him
back repeatedly where you wish him
to stay, till, worn out from the strug-
gle. lie >uccumbs and likes You all the
better for having conquered him
there's nothing mean about the small
boy.
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NOTICE |!
Rooms OF THE POLICE JURY,
Parish of afnn,,ha

Rooms OF THE POLICE JURY.
Parish of Lafoufche.
GEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received by the Road and Levee Inspec-
tors of Districts Nos. and 5 of his arish.tiIl
9o'clock a. m. July the 25th for the cuttingof
the Willow growth on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche. starting from a point
just below the property of Gregoire Serigny.
The said willows to be cnt low. the banks
to be cleared and all willows to be cut down
a distance of 60 it. from the edge of the
Bayou's Banks.
The President of the jury reserving the
right to refuse any and all bids.
Definite Information as to location and
character of work obtainable from the above
mentioned Road and Levee Inspectors.
THOS. ID. kENT.
Pres't Police Jury.
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THE LAW.

The election law has passed both
branches of the Legislature and now
goes to the Governor tor his signature.
The Times Democrat expressed its
upIlion ahont tae law when il was he-
fore the Legislature. and need mot le-
4t+rate il. Il is a tailale. 4 mere
mockcry Of tie demands Of the people.
tile Old law dressed M anew. hnt not
ii blessed tlat any Of H. detol mites
.lie concealed.
For nearly a year past the people Of
Louisiana have been discussing saf-
fIa.e and bailof reform. : campaign
WIS carried oil by them. ii i esu he
considered IA campaign where there
was no opposition and where all were
Of the same opinion. and it was in
sisted that our elective franchise
should be restricted aud regulated
and ON election law changed and Inn
proved.
It cannot be said that the press did
not do it, iull duty By the people in
this matter. 1t echoed their v.ews.
showed tie defects ana dangers # the
plel.E lar aut ,ac changes tiat Are
ne1g In I'll. Tie press convention
p,edse u tue papers BE tho state to car
II aa r..e tattl. t1r honest electors.
aaG at.E t:d ~ with zesl aul earnest
ness.
It was in the Legislature that the
people met with defeat. Il woHld
have been bad enough had the General
Assembly boldly refused TO pass any
election law, and raised the point sub
sequentlv presented that the members
were no cnosen on a ballot reform is
sue, and that the contest oyer a new
election law would have to be post
poned until 1896: but it did not pur-
sue this course. On the contrary, there
We're many pretenses that the Legls-
lature were determined 70 give MS a
perfect law, d that would satisfy Tire
whole people. 1t would take some
tii-e, We were told, to arrange all the
details. Thus the matter was post
poned until nearly the end Of tie SEES
sion, when the election law passed
yesterday, duly 10th) was sprung
upon it.
W. are now told to inaugurate a
ballot reform campaign, and We may
secure what we want in 1896. We
have nc doubt Of the campaign Or tie
result. TIE people will 90 into this
fight earnestly and enthusiastically
AID will win. --Times-Democrat.
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Maria Pngh Denny, the eldest
daughter of ". F. Denny and Fanny
LeFott Tompkins. died in 1berviiie
Parish on Thursday the 9th inst. at
u NJ. ard her remains were carried
by rail 10 Thibudaux on Friday fol-
lowing at 1880 p. m. and thence TAX
en- to st. Johns Episcopa. Church
where the funeral services took place.
Quite a large concourSe Of friends and
relatives attended the funeral.
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aux College,

Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children under their
charge to educate, that the next session OF
Thibodaux College will open on Monday.
September Sd, 1894. The services of compe-
tent teachers both in English and in French,
Will be obtained to teach the languages.
mathematics and Book keeping.
For further Information apply to
REV. c. NJ. MENARD,
Director.
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On last Saturday morning at her

On last Saturday morning at iler
home died Lydia TnibodanS, Tie 10
year old daughter Of Mr.. Bennett Til
halaux If our town. 1t was a case of
lock jaw, caused Us an orange thorn,
tie wound Of Which lad healed. it
would seem. too rapidly. and no dan
ger lad been apprehended. Tie
child took part H. tie Gulon Academy
exhibition on Wednesday night the
4tli inst. al tie exercises given mat
evening at the Tllibodauz Opera House,
and was feeling apparently perfectly
well tile next morning She Was taken
seriously i'll with spasmodic lock jaw,
and on Saturday morning died in
great agony
To the bereaved family We tender
our sincere symDathles.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-07-14

I'll ll- T~hiheiaux family the SENTI-
E extends sincere feelings of SYM
patty aud condelerce, in this their
sad hour of bereavement.