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A. II. A. RIOT AT BUTTE.
Two Men Killed, One a Poiiceman-The
Militia Called Out.

HELENA. July 4--Ill feeling between the
American Patriotic Association and other
elements In Butte, resulted in riot today
in which two men, one of whom
was policeman named Daily. were
killed saloon man had an Ameri-
can Protective Association sign over
his place, and after the parade this morn
ing the opposition demanded that he re-
move it, He refused. aud the attempt to
take il down resulted in the riot.
The city officials we're powerless and the
governor was called upon for the militia,
which he ordered out. Soldiers were
placed on guard, and at late hour to-
night the town is quiet.
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Tn. proxramme Of the senate.

wssHIyGToN CRY. July Alt Is the
general understanding that when the sen
ate meets on Friday there Will be only
brief session, aud that the senate will then
adjourn until Monday. Ii Is quite
probable there will not b. q quorum in the
senate again this week. The resolution Of
senator Kyle. introduced Al the request OF
the striking railway men, is regarded as
sure TO cause debate. aud the senators who
expscl 20 speak on il understand that II
will 90 over until Monday.
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WAsnINGToS Cry. July 4.-FSpecisL T.
Senator Squire. who has been working for
some time to get Sumas made a SUPPORT
OF entry. received notice from the treasury
department today that the peti.ion of the
citizens of that place has been granted.
The river and harbor bill viii probably be
reported TO the senate Monday,
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people passed through the gates. making a
total attendance Of over = s0.oa1
Artist Charles Robinson walked into the
art gallery ~ the Midwinter fair today and
cut from its frame his big picture OF Yose-
mite falls The picture, which Robinson
values at over $4,000. was mutilatea be-
yona repair. The jury OF awards had not
noticed Robinson's picture, and he felt in
suited
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Receiver me>eni Assume. Control.

PoRrtAxn July S.-Fdwin Mcneil, re-
eeiver Of the Oregon Railway & Nayiga-
tlon Company. assumed control Of the
road today. lie ISSUED a general order re.
tanning al OF the present officers and em-
ptoyes. W H. kennedy vas appointed
chief engineer, ard wlu leave tomorrow 10
assume charge Of repairing the line be-
tween this city and Umatllla, where the
recent foods damaged Il % considerable
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sax FxAsctsco. JnIy A-Ths end OF Cali
fosnia's Midatnser fair came today, when
san Francisco day" and tas national
holiday wera io.ntiy celebrated The sx-
position wAs formally opened January "a.
Tie total attendance up 20 this moraing
EAs 2,iso.iA Today more than 25.0oo
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n Ham, wA&en went ashore oa Dunge-
ness spit SUNDAY night, wils be total
loss. A he&vy westerly sweli and . siifs
breeze have embedded the bark deep In
tae shifting sands Fogr tugs made au
unsuccessful attempt 10 tow her 80 deep
water. All the movable furniture and
fixtures wia be xaxe8.
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GREENSBORO, y. &, Jaly 4-~Nice Presi-
dent Stevenson vas the attraction 81 the
Fourth Of july celebration today on the
historic battlefield Of ouilfofd county. The
vice president vas received enthusiast
cally aua made speech In which he
rinrlnrl North Carolina
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eoSpgssEp DISPATCHES.

Kansas Democrats have nominated
David Overneyer for governor and sidney
q. Cooke for lieutenant governor.
x +. WhAnn. q Norwegian farmer near
Batter. :. H., neeaHs 50 Worried oEeT the
srop prospects that BE cG4t ths throats oi
his tao children. aged 9 and : aud thrss
them into q wesl. then cut his osn ihFoai
ana Ianlped in sfeeg them.
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-..sc optlcian- The only graduate and
eeIssa asr'Iesaa in seattle. Instruments used
fAaeas - ~ she eves 50 Derlor 10 any In Seattle
~ s<sas-s s1d "a ffis;ed for all defects of tie
ssfssr. vstehuaaker. Fine Watches and
FS- Waseses thoroughly dernsgnetixed
~ 1900 second ST.. Cor. Marion.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-10
SOUND ARGUMENT.
Governor Nelson Opens the
Minnesota Campaign With
a Plain Talk to
Farmers.
AODERN REFORMERS SCORED
COmmOn-SenSe Statement of
Facts That All Can Under
stand and That All
Should Study.

Governor Nelson addressed the Mar
shall County Republican Convention, at
Argyle, July %, and presented plain,
common-sense arguments, that COM
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-10

ments of agriculture are constantly car
ried on. One of the experimental force,
DIR. Otto Lugger, has made the acquain-
tance of many of our farmers in his efforts
to relieve them from the ravages of grass
hoppers, chinch bugs and other vermin
Land Grants.
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TRIBUTE OF
To Rev. Father &. N. Menard.

With what feelings of genuine gratitude
should the hearts OF his many parishiouers be
fillei on the occasion IF his ,Dniyersary, the
feast OF It. Charles, celebrated to-day
throughout the Catholic World! To him Is
due o debt of gratitude that can never be re-
paid, TO, the long and fruitful years of labor
spent tor the greater Glory of God. and the
welfare Of his ecclesiastical parish. How
constant and punctual he has been to per.
form the dusies OF his priastly avocation !
The great good he has performed is wildly
shown in affairs temporal as well as spiritual,
especially during his latter days, teaching
the young and inexperienced. and by thus
doing; working for the greater Glory of God
and the welfare of humanity. 1. For these
young children are to constitute the future
mel and WON q that form society, aud from
whom tn. good and evil OF each genera.
ton is derived. Therefore. who Of those
who have grown up under his fostering caro-
could not feel grateful tn him whose every
day in life has been spent to alneliorate the
condition of those to whom be owed = paste
raj duty, i%nstructipe ard advising them as to
the course. to pursue in life : fer the happi
ness Of mankind, temporal aud spiritual
consists in the love and fear of G cd. @
From a grateful Child in Christ.
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Rice farmers of Lafourche don't
forget. that in 1890 Henry Mccall and
other Apostles of negro republican
domination, voted to force you at
heavy expenses to put in iron fumes,
and that after you had gone to the
expense of putting in expensive iron
fumes, the self same Mccall with his
negro loving pals forced you to take
out the fumes ana virtually give up
rice planting. Bear in mind that now
is the time to retaliate, and now is
I your chance to crush Mccall and the
other boilers by voting for Andrew
! Price.
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CANDIDATES NOMINATED A mass
Meeting of the citizens of the town ..
Tmb"daux was !,-ld in the Town Hall
on Friday evening "f last w-eh. for
the purpose Of choosing municipal
candidates to be. voted for on next
Tuesday the 9th inst. d. H Danse
ieau was called To the chair and Hon.
ii. N. COulon acted IA secretary.
MI. L.. Aucoin, after fully giving
the reason why, m we'd that the pres
ent lncnmbents he nominated for T..
election. Thereupon Mr.. OzGmt Ma
qnln. for reasons better known t.
himself, while approaching the com
p'iment. positively refused to run
Judge l.. P. Caillouet, after giving
reasons which ere considered valid,
asked that his name be withdrawn.
which was accordingly reluctantly
done.
In lieu Of these two gentlemen. the
ian'es of Mr.. Lawrence kee!e and DR..
j.. j. Daigre were presented. and there
being no other nominations, the fol-
lowing ticket was uraDimnuslysselect
ed by acclamation i.
For Mayor w. C. Raglan.
For Trustees F Zernott, T. p.
Berseron, Dr.. Al Meyer, Ti,os. AL
hertz, Lawrence Keefe and Dir. j. j.
Daigre.
A committee OF three, composed of
l.. 2. Caillouet, K. r. Mcbride and E.
N. Roth together with DR.. I'll. Danse-
reau, ex-oificio chairman, was appnin-
tod to nominate other candidates
should any of the present ones nomi.
mated withdraw
The ticket is a good one, aud win
four of the lid trustees, it ~insures the
final successful completion of our sys-
TEN Of water-works SO auspiciously
%inaugurated.
Citizens Of 1hibodaux, do not forget
to cast your votes Oh next tuesday at
TIE Town Hall for the above ticket.
N. B.-Since writing the above, MIR.
Lawrence K.efe has withdrawn is
namo from the ticket. and the autho-
rized CO nmittee has placed in lieu
thereof the name of Capt. X. r. Nc
Bride, Il leading and progressive mer.
chant of our town.
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To THE LADIEs.-Mrs. Jas. n.
Wright, the popular milliner, wishes
Ito inform her many friends and GUS
toners that she has received her stool,
Of fall and winter goods, consisting of
Dress Goods. and white silks tor hri-
dal costumes j; also Ladies' clOaks and
eapes. trimmings Of all kinds. Baby
Caps, Notions and Fancy Articles
Trimmed and untrimmed Hats at
lowest prices. Give her a call.
1l-S-4t.
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The race issue is in this campaign
to tho offensive, insulting extent Of
debating to the white boilers that the
law providing for separate cars for
whites and blacks, and the law prohi-
biting intermarriage of whites and
blacks shall be repealed.
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Mr.. Arthur Berthelot, while running
at night with several of his friends on
the Greenwood plantation road on
last Monday evening, was struck by
the shaft of a gig driven by Mr.. Felix
Clement and instantly killed-his
neck was broken. The body was ia.
ken to his home opposite Labadieyille
and Inferred the next day at st.
Philomena's Catholic Cemetery.
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The Republicans preach the beau
ties OF u home market for American
industries. That means that the
AMericap consumers must buy the
necessaries of life from the American
manufacturers It the manufactul ers'
own extOrtionate prices.
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DR.. Sylvestcr's Specific for Bots.
and Tympanites in Horses and
Mules is the best remedy that science
ever discovered For sale by Thibn-
deaux Drug Store 10 1894 5m.
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Don't forget that the success of
the Black and Tan combination
means in the future negro shorifts,
negro clerks OF Court, negro police
jurors, negro cOnstables. and let the
curse of your just condemnation be
hnrned deep on the foreheads of the
traitors who have fathered that COM.
blnatiOn. This yOn can do by voting
tor Andrew Price next Tuesday.
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The protected manufactures. gets
the turkey, and the balance Of the
people get the buzzard.t Too much
buzzard aud no turkey wont work un-
der a democratic administration that
is of the people and for the people.
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The Engerrvn Bros, the popular ha-
,.s,s If n town. have bought out the
NJ ~ t;x;,,res of Mr.. Alnis Weissen
hammer. and are now prepared to do
an%,1hjngin that line, from the smallest
1Ir cake to the largest wedding cake.
p,;ces moderate. Don't fail to give
.n, !, call. il 3-94-2m.
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Protection, such as the republicans
and oolters advocate, means somebody
must pay for it. The money wont
cone from the moon. Question Who
must pay Any man Of ordinary IN
eedlgence al answer: 1.-THE masses
OF tue people,
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The liberal professions law and
medicine, and journalism and men
versed in sciences and art represent
the intelligence of a State or commu-
NIFTY. All the intelligence of Louisi-
ana with a few Insignificant exceptions
lis with the Democrats.
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Orange Grove, managed by Mr..
Felix Caillouet. ground last week AZ
arpents of first and second year. stub
bles, and obtained therefrom one hun
bred hogsheads of open kettle sugar,
with an average Of p tons Of cane to
the aIpent. Who eau beat it +:
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Mr.. Files Forct oi Felicia planta-
ton e "a Lockpors, potted last week
20 h~ogsheads of sugar from AZ arpents
of scattering canes, averaging Is tons
to the arpent. Mr.. FOret is well
satisfied with his first weeks grinding,
and says lie never began grinding
under more auspiclous circumstances.
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Mrs. @. Ganthrpa"x the popular
Milliper of St. Philip st. announces t
tLe public and her many customers
that she has received her winter hats
for ladies' of the latest and most
fashionable patterns.
Give her q call. w -94. I'm
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Physicians highly recommend DR..
Sylyester's specific for Bots, Coles and
in Horses and Mules. For
sale at Thibodeaux Drug Store.
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IN 1890 Henry Mccall, the prince OF
aae oolters. and his pals forced rice
salhiers to put in expensive iron
.luoies. In 1892 he and his pals forced
i've farmers TO take out these fumes
|suo give up rice planting. This was
~ instance of Republican protection.
ifoteef sfl,f by killing your neighbor.
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The feasts of All Saints and All
Dead were duly celebrated on last
Thursday aud Friday throughout all
the Catholic Churches of the parishes.
The cities of the dead were lastly and
appropriately decorated.
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COOPERATIVE LOAN AND INVEST
Mvfj COMPANY OF MISSISSIPPI HIGH A
AID MEDIUM 3 CERTIFICATES TO TRANS
TER AT VERY Low PRICES BY JULES j.
s%ARRAzIN, $50 CANAL, NEW ORLEANS.
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Mr.. Willie F. Chivers was severely
acalded by falling into a tank of eX-
thaqst warm water on the lower floor
Of Greenwood refinery on last Satur-
DAY morning. from the effects of which
me died at his home at about 2 o'clock
the same evening.
See account on French side.
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SDecial EOtiCe.

COOPERATIVE LOAN AND INVEST
rrNT COMPANY OF MISSISSIPPI.-HIGH
4 AMI MEDIUM B CERTIFICATES TO
TRANSFER AT VERY Low PRICES El
WILLY CARIIcK, $50 CANAL.
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WANTED GOOD OSITIONAS SALES
w man, tinc-keeper or accountant in a
store or on a plantation. The best Of refer.
ances can be furnished. Address II - care
of Thibodaux Sentinel, Thibodaux, La. The
party applying is a well known resident of
his parish.
Feb. g .'94.
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Miss Amy williamson, a bright and
intelligent young lady Of Stonewall,
La, and Normal School graduate,
has been appointed one Of the assist
ant teachers of the Guion Academy.
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As to wealth General William
Porcher Miles. the wealthiest sugar
planter in Louisiana, and one Of the
b~rainiest men of tho State, is heart
and soul a democrat.
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CO tn Frns,'s Gem Saloon and ask
r.. he G., T. B+auregard's Fav"rite
Toa Try them and YOU will like
L. 10 IL 81 2m.
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livery person owning a horse Oh a
Sa'e, shonld have DR.. Sylvester's
Especi'c ior Bots, Collcs and Tympa-
[a'es-"A stitch in time saves nine
VI sale at Tilibcdeaux Drug Store.
10 IL ~ I'm.
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That the Mckinley high tariff act of
1890 did not protect the laborers is
made evident by the fact that under
that act there were over 1900 strikes
on account of reduction in wages.
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eonnaisseurs of a good cigar smoke
tue y. I. B~eauregard's Favori:e, and
pronounce it fine. 1t can be found at
1fosts Saloon. 1O-13-94-2m.
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4, -" increase III tariff does not mean
aaefsase In wages. Proof is the
1osa o'a not increase wages, nor
.ne tariff which enriches the
elh manufacturers and makes
aela millionaires.
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4 s,ioht raj, sufficient to lay the
a,a, Col in Thitmd .ux on last Monday
morning
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..o ...,,ons ..stcrn SIS. 1900 Gallons, $zo
l9ov Rros, 81 PerdidO st. New Orleans
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BOARD n LODGING,

LHOR ii ACCOMMODATION OF TRAY
il ELIERS and transient visitors Laba-
dievilie, Assumption Parish. La.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction guaran
teed. PROSPER DAVAINE,
2.10-s4-1v, Proprietor
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~ TIE last ten years a Republican
'aiilG has created over one hun
~ trusts which control nearly all
'Ae 'eees>aries of a poor mans life.
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LOCAL News,

lock frost made is appearance in
r ssou,che on last Tuesday morning.
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FOR SALE.

THE ssMELIOSE" PLANTATION IN AS
sumption Parish, one mile above Laba
dieviile, in whole or in lots of one acre front.
For terms and particulars apply to
SIMON ABRAHAM, Raceland,
or write to No. $50 Canal St, New orleans.
S-1l-'94-4t.
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WANTED. y GOOD WHITE COOK WITH
w out any children, French or English
speaking best references required.
Apply to: REV. +. PEUF1ER.
Rector st. Charles Parish, killOna L. o., La,
s. 3D-94.
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ahe ROYAL Reception Cigar is the
!. iUe1s- Cisar on the market to-day.
: = ali i'and made, and is pronounced
eApe'tS to be "a superb smoker.
10 l3-942m.
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The sugar boilers had better bear in
mind that bad boys never get any pie.
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NOTICE

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE.
Hotel Eoyal. New Orleans. Oct. g. 1894.
Democratic Mas Meetings Will hn held in
the third Congressional District in the places
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KEEP YOUR MONEY
in a good hank. Time deposits
draw interest and the smallest am.
cunt will open an account. Bank
ofTbibodaux.
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PROCLAMATION.
Municipal Election.
MAYORALTY OF THIBODAUX,
n1%Nhcn 10 1SOt

MAYORALTY OF THIBODAUX,3
October Is, 1894.
Pursuant to section / of act No. IS approx
ed March 2, 1876, amending and re enacting
section 10 Of an act entitled an act supple
mentary to the acts Incorporating the town
of Thibodaux, approved March Goth, 1916, an
election for Mayor and six Trustees of the
own OF ~ThibOdaux, to serve for the two
years next succeeding their election, viii
be held at the Town Hall on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1894.
betVee the hours of s o'clock a. M, and Z
O'Clock p m.
The Mayor assisted by two of the Trustees
will hold said election, and will receive the
Offering to vote.
All ballots must distinguish the persons
voted for as Mayor from the persons voted
for as Trustees but all said officers must be
voted for Oh Oue and the same ballot.
W. {. Raglan. Mayor.
II. y. COULON. Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARrSERSHIP-NEW
Orleans, Nov. 18th, 1S93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
of SEWN & LEGESDRE is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities viii be
assumed by f.. II. SEWN. who will continue
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
4. p. SEWN.
REFERRING TO III ABOVE, 1 WISH A
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN & Legendrc.
II. A. LEGENDRE.s
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-03
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~ believe Hoods ~Sarsaparilla has no equal and
] recommend it." W. l.. KING, Bluff Dale, Tex.
Moods Pills are the best family cathartic,
0pntle and effective. Try a box. % cents.