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CAN'T SEND CASH WEST.
shipments OF Money from wash.
ingtOn Prevented by the strike.
tBy Associated Pres

ttBy Associated Pres'.'
WASHINGTON, July THE Treasury
officials have been compelled TO stop all
shipments of cash to points west OF the
Ohio River, in consequence OF the
strikes. Under their contracts with the
Government, the express companies are
not liable for losses incurred in conse-
uusucn OF riots or other unlawful acts
OF that character. and, acting under Al
privilege granted them in their con-
tracts, the several express companies
have notified the officials that they viii
not accept cash for shipment to points
west OF Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Mississippi and Louisiana.
This situation Is particularly unfortu-
nate at this time, as pensions are now
being paid in Chicago and money is
needed there for that pMrpoae.
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MAILS MANY DAYS LATE.
five Days behind Time. and Much
Matter Accommodating.

The strike continues to seriously inter-
fere with prompt arrival OF the mails,
which get here after an uncertain fash
ion from an hour to four and five days
behind time. The local office experiences
the greatest difficulty in properly ham
ding The mail after 1t arrives. The ac-
emulation OF several days being dumped
into the office within a few hours taxes
the resources Of the Department to their
utmost
No mail has been received from Salt
Lake since June 20. nor from San Fran
cisco since July /.
All OF the Chicago delayed mails arrived
last night. excepting such as was mailed
between 10 A. NJ. and +. NJ. on July ).
The Detroit malls are two days behind.
Memphis. Nashville. Milwaukee and
Omaha mails, due lest night, have not
arrived.
The Missouri, Arkansas and South.
western mails are coming through all
right over the Pennsylvania road.
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TO OPEN PACIFIC LINES.
order. Being Issued ny SchOaeId
to Ills Generals.

ny Associated Prsss)
WASHINGTON. July Gen. Scho-
field, Commander OF the Army. has sent
q, RS 10 Gen. Merritt, at St. Paul, and
Cc" Otis, at Vancouver Barracks. d.
re- them to use their force to open
up communication throughout the entire
length of the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
The position taken Is that this road
Is a military and mail line.
Similar orders will shortly be issued.
covering the entire Union Pacific lines.
LATER. Gen. Schofeld has just sen,
Geographic orders TO Gen. Ruger at San
francisco and Gen. Brooke at Omoha
similar In terms to those directed t.
Generals Otis and Merritt.
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MINERS IN AN UGLY MOOD.
situation mt Coeur d'AIcpc Said to
Tie Critical,

SPOKANE. Wash. July 7.-Three of
the men who we're marched out of Canyon
Creek by masked mob arrived here
last nisht. Tney are drummer, West
and Higgins. They we're overtaken on
heir way II Thompson Falls By Dep
u;y SheriTs and taken back to Murray.
They left there at : A. NJ. this morning.
Othe. blrcliIsted men came out with
them. They we're made to swear never
to return to Occur 'Alcne.
The situation In the mine Is critical.
Wallace is filing up with union miners
from surrounding camps. They are ca
rousing drinking and threa tening vio-
lerce Twelve special officers were sworn
IN last night. Sheriff Cameron is severe
ly criticised for his failure to make ar
rn.ts.
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WON'T BLOCK ENDEAvORERS.
,By Associated PTeSsD
4. II. l. win Help Get Delegates Ia
cleveland Next Week.

Cl.EN ELAND, july "A committee
from he American Railway Union
called at the headquarters Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society to-day and as
sured the officers OF the latter orgauiZa-
ton that the members OF the A. r. y.
would do everything in their power 10
facilitate the movement of trains carry
ing delegates to the Christian EndcaVor
Convention here next week.
They further said that President Debs
had been communicated with in regard
10 the matter. and that he would an
doubtedly make a special effort to hav"
memJers of the A. Il. I. everywhere
keep Christian Endeavor trains moving.
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WANTON CRIME IN KENTUCKY
Man Who shot nm ExcursiOnist
Threatened with Lynching.
,By Associated Press

CONWAY. Ky. July Emmanuel COT
fey was wantonly shot through the heart
and instantly killed Thursday, by James
Griffin on n Kentucky Central excursion
train at Slate Lick. Grimm entered the
coach and declared he was going to Kill
somebody.
Several young women became fright
ened, and Coffey. In assisting them out
of the car, came in contact with Grimm
and Was shot Griffin Ia in jail at Rich
mond. and the jail Is heavily guarded to
prevent mob violence.
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BULLETINS OF THE STRIKE.
boat Club Men ms Train Guards--
Passenger. Held Rack.
nv Associated rress.l

ST. PAUL, MINI, July THE North
erm Pacific train that will roll out this
afternoon Tor the coast, the first since
tho strike was inausurated. will be
guarded with the choicest nerve and
Drawn of the Minnesota Boat Club.
Deputy marshalS were wanted and the
officials were DESTROYS OF having at their
aid something more than the material
ordinarily offered. The Boat Club men
volunteered.
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strike.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. July Gov.
Stone has issued proclamation calling
the law. He warns all against interfer-
encs with either passenger or freight
traffic. and says railroads must be al
lowed to run their trains free from In
reference VI they can find men to do 1t.
lie warns all persons that ne will enforce
the law regardless Of consequences.
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seized 1900 Pounds of Green Fruit.

Fruit Inspector Wilson G. Fox, Of the Board OF
Health. reported to Sanitary supt. Roberts this
morning that he had seized and condemned g 900
pounds oil green fruit. which vas exposed for sais
on the east side yesterday afternoon. The fruit
was removed to the offal dock at the foot OF West
Thirtieth street
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British ship. ards Have to Close.

HARTLEPOOI., Eng. July 1.-Irvine's
shipyards. and those OF Sir w. Gray. at
this place, have closed down, owing to
the strike of the mouldcrs. Four thou
sand wcr,tmen are thus thrown out OF
employment.
1t Is expected that other yards viii
also be forced to close.
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they are ready TO go out when ordered,
hours they will quit work. The local
organization has los members. mostly
employed on the Rochester branch OF
the Erie.
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orga nization has no part In II. We have
no grievance with the railroads and are
under contract for n certain length of
time. while We sympathizc with the
men at Pullman. we could not find a
justihable cause to go out.
IL don't expect to soc the A. II. L. men
win. IL they can dictate which kind OF
pa ssengcr cars are to be used, what IL
to prevent them refusing 20 work for
roads hauling freight cars made by some
car.builiing company that might he In
trouble with its employees? 1t is a
fruitless and a hopeless struggle Mr..
Debs and his people have promised the
Pullman strikers certain things which
they cannot carry out.
Tho brotherhood Position.
This is the stand The trainmen take.
Every man of ours who has gone out
will be expelled from the Order or the
charter taken away from any local lodge
that refuses 10 eKpel the mon. ] am sur
prised a: tho position taken by some
Of the engineers in refusing to work
when their fremen have gone out. II
the fremen violate their contract with
a road. it should no. follow that the
engineer IL justified in violating his. The
great strength OF the old Brothcrhoods
has been the inviolabilty Of contracts.
By taking par IN this strike We forfeit
all we have gained and secure nothing"
Mobs Gather Again.
| Before 10 o'clock A. NJ. the officials OF
the Grand Trunk telcphoned the police
| that large mobs Of men ~erc moving
| down their tracks In tho direction OF
| their shops at the crossing OF the Pan
| handle tracks at Forty-ninth street. They
| expressed the belief that the mob in
tended burning the shops. chief OF Po-
lice Brennan ordered Inspector Hunt to
the scene with force OF men.
Half an hour later n message came
| from the Northern Pacific and Balti
more and Ohio roads that mobs We're
| gathering at Forty-seventh and Fifty
| ninth streets, where these compa mics
have wrecking trains. Fears we're ex-
pressed that the strikers intended burn
| Ing these wrecking trains In order to
prevent the clearing OF the tracks. In
| spector Hunt was also notified to attend
to this trouble.
Pr, sident Gompers Expected.
President Gompers, OF the American
Federation of Labor. will be here prob
ably Sunday. The new complication now
TO be feared is the calling out OF all
labor organizations. That would make
such a large body of unemployey men
as to vastly increase the crowds and to
greatly embarrass the handling of the
disorderly element
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strike Delays n Convention.

DES MONIES. Ia, July 7.-Tac Re
publican State Convention was to-day
postponed from July II TO July Is. and
may he later, on account of the strike.
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Looked for Trouble and round II.

James Brady Of 81 James street. almost
created a rct in Hester street this morning. He
was Intoxicated and quarrelsome, A crowd soon
gathered around Brady, and he would have Jared
badly but for the timely appearance Of Poicsmsn
IIsrbolshelmer. OF The Edrldss street ststion who
toak him in charge. In EsssK Market rolics
Court Justice simms hned Brady uo go 10 a.
fault As sss loes ID - -.-
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BELLEVUE. o.. July Two mem
bers OF the American Railway Union
prevailed npon The Nickcl-Plate en-
ployces her,' to Join the strikers yester-
day, and to-day the road will be tied UP
AT thta pot
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industry HaIts at Omaha.

Packing Company has laid on 600 men
in It's Rog-kiiling department. Swift
laid on 80. Other companies are stliitry-
ing to run full force. The working force
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Passengers Held nj IlanLaL-..

KANkAEEE. H., July Five hum
dGed passengers from Big Four and ILL
Eois Central trains are held over In
~ the blockade at Eensingt ton. and two
mail cars carrying through mail are
also DELAYED. All hotels are full and
many passengers are compelled to re-
main in tho coaches, All factories are
shutting down for lack OF coal. and the
electric-light. street railway AID water
plants arc economi2ng to the utmost
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E,lrrme Men.ure. in k.nsa..

TOPEkA, Kan. July 7.--To!morron
MI. witness a change In the strike situs
ton In Kansas. when officers will begin
ga fast as possible 70 arrest all men
and thosn who are sgitatins the matter.
There are uo% nearly. Two thousand
names on the iis,. ana tney VIII all
be Rrrcstod when fol nd
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Manhattan Beach Concerts.

Here are the programmes for to-mor-
rows concerts by Sousa's Band at Man-
haitian Beach. Miss Louise Beaudet and
Mr.. Eugene Cowles, of robin Hood"
fame. are to be the soloists. and the
Sunday sojourners at the Beach are
promlsed a rare treat:
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Heaten by strikers.

OGDEN, Itah. July The train on
Thurslay last reached here io-cac. \
mob assaulted the engineer and fireman,
and the latter was almCS, beaten 10
dos In
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strike ut Nashville,

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July THE
strike or the members OK me ioGal
and Nashville and Chattanooga and st:
Louis Railway Is atill on. Several
freight trains we're moved north to-day,
and all passenger trains are running
regularly, Local lodges OF the railroad
orders not connected with the A. r, L,
are holding meetings 20 decide what
nci ION thew Will take.
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Ann Arbrr Trouble Revived.

TOLEDO. o., July THE Lake Shore
engineers and hremen hello secret meet
inss at noon to-day. This Was not on
account OF the A. +. L. strike, but TO
formulate demands that the Lake Shore
Company shalt reinstate the conductors
and Hremen discharged during the Ann
Arbor trouble a year ago, as they deem
the time propitious for the success OF the
from all divisions of the road.
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accidental killing.

lchard ZEN, r. and o. employee,
also deputy United States Marshal,
vas killed al the Grand Central Depot
last evening By the accidental cxplos NJ
CT gun. William Martin was seriousI,
wounded at the same time. THE aC>!.
dtat created great excitement at the gen,
era offices Of the road, which al, IA,
C"ri 10 the rooms where the affair tpDR
place, IL being thought that some OF
the rtrihers had gained al entrance into
the room and were responsible fer Ne
shooting
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TIe-Up ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July The fire.
men on the Kansas Fort Scott and Mem
morning completely tying up those lines.
Other roads are doing fairly well.
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Grand Master Wilkinson. OF the
Brotherhood OF Trsinmen. in an inter-
view last night said: This Is a bad
state OF affairs. and am glad that our
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Hoods Pills are hand made, and perfect in
proportion and sprearsnes. 25c. ger box.
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Another Vote Not to strike.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. July Though
the Federated Board of Union Pacihc
Railroad Employees has not announced
publicly the result of its deliberations,
IL Is known that IL decided not to order
a strike. This decision, however, is not
binding upon local assemblies OF the
knights OF Labor, and the Knights will
strike II asked to do so by General Mas
ter Workman Sovereign.
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kU HENKY ALLEN.

After an illness of seveiai months,
Mr.. Richard Henry Allen, proprietor
of the Rienzi plantation, situated North
of the town If Thibndarx. died at $40
p. IN. on last "Wednesday, at the ripe
old age-of 81 years, surrounded by his
family and near relatives. The funcr-
al took place on the following day at
4:30 p. M, am his body was laid to
rest in St. Johns Episcopal Cemetery
in the beautiful family tomb lately
erected by the deceased, and designed
and built by Mr.. Albert Weiblen of
New Orleans. A large %eoncourse of
sorrowing friends and relatives of the
family attended the funeral. In u
next issue we will give a short biogra-
phical sketch of this estimable gen.
tleman, as we are unable to do 70 this
week for want of space.
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GRAND ExcURsIoN.-Do not forget
that on Tomorrow, Sunday, the grand
Exclusion given by Houma Steam
Fire Co. No. /, will leave Houma at
1880 a. III. Those of Thibodaux and
surrounding country wishing to avail
themselves of this splendid opportuni-
ty to spend a pleasant days outing in
the city of New Orleans or at West
end or Spanish Fort, Il Leave Thibo-
daux by Sunday mornings 8 O'Clock
train, and make connection with the
excursion train. Cost for the round
trip $3.50 ; children $1.0O. Our sin
e + thanks to Mr.. Alphonse Dupont,
chairman of the Excursion Committee
for complimentary tickets. The ex'
cursion returning will leave New Or
leans at $50 p. N.
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Very few planters from Lafourche
attended the meeting held at Washing
ton Artillery Hall in New Orleans on
last Monday. From T%hibodaux and
surrounding neighborhood, we have
been informed only Two planters left
by train on Sunday and Monday moru-
ing: Judge Taylor Beattie and Mr..
W. E. Howell. Lafourche will stand
firm to her Democratic fealty, and will
grove at the coming election the ban
per Democratic parish Of the Sd Con-
nressional District.
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Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of MIR. Willie j. Wilton and Miss
Mary Bourg. The nuptial ceremony
will take place at st. Sauveur Church,
near Lockport on next Wednesday
evening, September 26th at 5 p. III.
We acknowledge reception Of IA kind
invitation from Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Bourg Of Lockport to attend the wed
ding. We extend to the future young
couple our most sincere cOngratula-
tions, and wishes of ii long, happy and
prosperous lite.
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On last Monday evening at the Ho-
tSl Royal. in New Orleans. a self dele
gated Convention, composed of b"lting
sugar planters from the Sd Congress
esonal District. met and nominated
Judge Taylor Beattie of Lafourche,
tue Republican candidate for the
House Of Representatives in Congress
at the coming election in November
Dext: t" represent the Sd COMPRESSION
q District.
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Do not forget the Grand Democratic
Mass Meeting to be held tomorrow
evening in Lockport at 2 o'clock p. m.
1t behonves every democrat who can
to attend the meeting and send a SOL
id delegation 10 the Bird Congressional
nominating Convention to be held in
Houn.a On Wednesday the Sd prox.
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Our sincere thanks to the Misses
Williams fol an invitation to attend a
basket picnic to be given by them on
Acadia plantation on tomorrow Sun
day. the 23d inst. The rendeZ vOus is
at Mrs. H. D~ansereau on st Philip St.,
Thibodaux, La, at $50 O'Clock a. m.
The picnic will be chaperoned by Mrs.
NJ. Holland, Mrs. Charles Gouaux, and
Mrs. E. n. Roth.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Orleans, Nov. 18th, 1S93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name =
of SEWN 4 LEG ID Is this day dissolv-~
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by +. L. SEWN, who will continue
the business at NO. 6 and s y Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGFNDRE.
Il. Z. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, WISH \
continue nee of the patronage as heretofore
extcnded to SEWN & L~egendre1
n. A. LEGENDRE.
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Our readers and the host of friends
OF DR.. John Gazzo of Raceland will
q pleased and delighted to learn that
the Doe. will be married on Thursday
the 9th inst. to Miss Lizzie Young, a
charming and highly cultured young
LADY OF B"utte, St. Charles Parish.
Our sincere thanks for an invitation
t0attend.
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Besides their Gents Furnishing Store
-9aMain Street, Thibodaux. La, Messrs.
a. =. Chol & Co., have put up and
furnished a clothing emporium next
ooor to their Gents Furnishing estab-
!lshmen:. Any article you may need
10 their line of business you can pro-
cure with them.
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Our c thanks to the Young
Men Of Thibodaux for an invitation
to attend the dance given at the Thi-
bodaux Opera House on last Wednes-
day evening, in honor Of the Young
Ladies of Thibodaux and of Lafourche.
The Committee of Invitation was com
POSED CT Messrs. w. p. Martin, Chas'
Fleetwood, II. C.. Dansereau and Jno'
j. PiersOn.
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The Police Jury of the Parish of
1otnnrche held two days session last
-eek. See their proceedings in this
1acun.
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Notice.

THERE WILL BE A MASS MEETING OF
Lafourche in the Town Of Lockport, on
Sunday %, 1894, at 8 O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose OF selecting % delegates to the
democratic nominating convention to be
held in Houma, October 3 next for the
purpose of nominating q Democratic candi.
date for Congress to be voted at the cleo
ton in November next.
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Charles Adam. the great distributor

Charles Adam. the great distributor
VI Ice cream along the streets of Thi
Unaanx came to our Office on last
"e"hesday evening, treated us and
Touf typos to saucer of splendid ice
Ieam. AS he is about to leave for the
rolling, he would not do so, be-
.ore coming to bid us adieu, and pre-
sentlng US with the above token of re-
men orance. He hereby cordially
|soanks the public for their liberal pa
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NOTICE TO GARDENERs.-Have ON
hand a full assortment in bulk OF
fresh Canadian cabbage and turnlp
seeds from the gardens of D. NJ. Ferry
h Co. sold and retalled at moderate
prices. Give us a call.
Roth DRUG Co., Ltd.
500 Oh Main ST., Tbibodaux La.
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WANTED. A GOOD WHITE COOK WITH
w out any children, French or English
speaking best references required.
Apply to: Il
Rector st. Charles Parish, killona L. o., La,
g. 30-94.
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The case of the State VS.. Cora West
T. ais, charged with keeping a brothel
IN the suburbs of Thibodaux on st.
Charles ST., was tried on last Tuesday
and the Jury brought in a verdict of
1not guilty"
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
in a good hank: Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am.
omit will open an account. Bank
OfThibOdaux.

of the four newspapers published
along the Bayou Lafourche, the DON
aidsonville Chief is the only one in
%svmpathy with the planters who have
bolted the Democratic party and joined
hands with the Republican party.
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Hoods Pills are gentle, mild and effective
LAST WEDNESDAYS BALL.

Some time ago, the young ladies of
ThibOdaux gave a calico Ball. COM
~plimentary to the Young men of Tili-
bodaux. The grand success of that
ball was the talk of our town for
weeks after the event. The young
men have since been racking their
minds to return to the young ladies by
whom they were SO grandly and so
handsomely treated on that occasion,
IL complimenta y ball worthy of the
one they had enjoyed at their hand.
They finally decided to give one On
last Wednesday evening. No pains
were spared to make it a success.
Hundie eds OF invitations were sent
throughout the Lafourche District as
far up as Donaldsonvllle, and us far
below as Haring's Canal many were
even sent to the town of Honna and
surroundings. How well they sue
ceeded can well be attested by those
who attended and participated, the
verdict of each, and of every lady es-
peclalIy, as she is the better judge Of
all things elegant and artistic, being
tt,at the ball given on last Wednesday
w TX puur iuCl VI SohI
plimentary to their young lady friends,
was in every particular Il worthy re-
turn of the 'Calico Ball" given by the
yourg ladies of Thibodaux to the
young mel of their town. The kind
favor has been handsomely returned,
and general satisfaction, and hearty
congratulations is what every II e
presses.
We regret that limited space pre-
vents us from giving Il full description
of this grand affair. Suffice it to say
that our town boys have well and
faithfully fulfilled their obligations t
the young ladies of Thibodaux ant
Lafourche, and the Committee il
charge of this affair, composed o.
Messrs. w. P. Martin, H. Z. Danse
reau, Chas. Fleetwood and John j
Pierson are to be congratulated upO,
. their grand success.