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trlct iree from debt. The village has a de bt
puJ WIN TINS debt an asset in the water works
that Will in time wipe ont that debit He
cOnIdn. see how we would be benefited.
unless II would be in getting rid of the se-
lectmen. The expense to the village Of
these officers is S75 per year. Mr.. Wing
saiu ne had always taken great pride in the
village OF Montpelier, and had done his best
10 express This IN doing what he could for
me oeneht OF the taxpayers. He would IA
vor this motion it, in his Judgment. it was
pest Tor Montpelier The period has not
arrived when our present village govern
ment ~ TOO unweldy, and we can do busi-
ness better aud cheaper AZ we are than as
an incorporated city.
>. II. Seuter said he was the man who
"reW mp and signed the petition for the
meeting, nor because he was particularly in
favor or opposed to the melton then before
the house, but because it was n question of
Vltal Importance TO The town Of Montpelier.
ne was opposed to trying 70 annex Berlin
street II they didn't want TO come in He
was sure by aunexing them we would be
the losers financially; bur as a matter OF
sanitary interest, or police protection, or
even az matter Of sentiment, he favored
the project, while in the matter of dollars
and cents he knew Montpelier would be
out OF pocket He spoke of the outlying
farmers of Montpelier who wonld naturally
teel oppressed aud imposed upon if they
mad to pay city taxes and informed Mr..
BOSwOfth bhat II we have city govern
meut his taxes, instead of being 81 80 on a
dollar, will he twice that amount.
Several vain attempts TO get a correct
count after the motion was put resulted in
a ballot being called for. The motion was
carred-96 yes " and "a "no" votes. On
motion, the chair was instructed to appoint
"A committee of five to assist Mr.. Lord in
drafting 4 bill. ri Seu'er, g .orge w.
Wing, G. j. Gleason, J G Brown and NJ.
E Smile were appointed such committee.
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New York state. xty thousand granite
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fected by this law
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GENERAL b. F. Tracy, OF the firm of
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THE directors OF the Wilmington Savings
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OF the property of ex-TreasIMer E. A. Will
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RoBERT NORTON of Kittery, Me-, who
was supposed 10 have been murdered two
years ago, has returned To thar place.
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TOWN HALL
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Thipo0 La. June nj n. 1894

Thibo0 aux. La, June 2Uth, 1894. {
The Mayor AUG trustees of tine town Of
Thibodaux met this day at 9 o'clock a. III. in
special session.
Present.-W. C. Raglan. Mayor. and
Messrs. l.. T.. Caillouer A.. j. Meyer, u.
haquin. Thus. Alberti, Theo. 2. Bergeron
and +. Zernott trustees.
Absent.-None.
The Mayor stated the object of the meet.
ing was to canvas the returns of the special
election held on June 18th 1894 to vote on
the proposition to levy u special tax of five
mills per annum for ten years, for the cree
ton OF water works, which returns he
placed before the council.
Whereupon motion of Mr.. C~aillouet, duly
seconded, tic council proceeded to open aud
canvas the sald returns, in the manner and
form. ana with the result, as set forth in
the folIoaing process verbal and proclama-
clamation to-wit
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deroulant ALA Sc placer a cent metres
environ en- avail, en ayant soin toute-
fois de demeurer dams lie lit habituel
de la riviere on il fila non settlement
deux ancres, mais I'm cable en- fill de
fer qua cinquante pas de la il enroula
4 une pointe de rocher.
Cette operation n'etait pas encore
terminee que DIES feus s'a%llumerent
sur toutes les hauteurs, ct que les
tambours de guerre commencement a
battre avec fureur tout le long du
riyage que les eaux COMMENCEMENT i
envahir. Furieux du danger que
couraient Ieurs plantations, avide lie
Sc repa1tre de la chair de leurs enne.
mis-, les Bakoumbts qui avaient dc.
convert lie navire european, prepa
ralent leurs canots de guerre ct &C
coaFaient avec leurs armes en- pous
SAINT DIES hurlements feroces.
Bient0t on Wit apparaitre les piro
CUES gliSsant entire les herbes CONNIE
de longs serpents nolrs il en- accou
raft &c tous les points de l'horizor
CONNIE accourent les chacals dams
foret, les vautours dans lie desert
lie lac dlsparaissait sous leurs prouas
aux enyirons de la digue, ct CONNIE
une avalanche ae noirs demons OF
vo,tait descendre des pentes abrupte>
les guerriers habitant les hauts pla.
teauA-
Solvent lEcIdir setalt trnuye en-
face Gle lennemi depuis son entree
dams le Congo, mais jamais son 6aui.
page, auiourd'hui rebuilt a eino
hommes ct i une femme. n'avait vu
chez les cannibaies une telle ardenT
de combattre, une telle assurance de
vaincre, ct dependant personne ne
commenealt ~lattaque.
lie docteur trouyait le moment
favorable pour les haranguer a ses
protestations damitit ils rtpondirent
par des huees ct DIES injuries trail
tant Is visages pales de ehiens don't
lis arracheraient Il ceur It les en-
t~raiLles, ajoutant que de leurs os ron
ges par les femmes lis feraient DIES
~siffiets a leurs %enfaDts.
Suite an proclaim aumero
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ILORI=
(IIII LI} II|Iy.
PAR A. DELAMOTHE.
Mi.
-SuiI.
PAR 4. DELAMOTHE.

Ny a-t-iI pas de passage ! ira
vers les roseaux ?
Pour ca je men vols pas, mals
montez pour examiner. ii Y a de Ia
place lei, on pourralt J dejeuner
yingt personnes, toutefois..
-Toutefols quoi !?
II lie faudralt pas sc griser, IN
faux pas serait dangereux, montez
done.
tout lie monde ne grimpe pas
CONNIE tot.
de vous aideral, attrapez &c bout
de ~ficelle. ct il laissa tomber son
peloton qui Sc deroula depuis sa
main jusQue sur le pont.
Que yeux-tu que je fasse de &c
fiji?
-Attachez-y une echeile de sole.
nous men manquons pas.
Paul ct Etienne coururent en- cher
cher on en- attacha trois on quatre
bout a bout, que lEspagnol, apres
les ayolr retirees, fxa settlement i la
plate-forme.
LIE docteur grayit quatre 6chelons
ct Ell cut assez, Etienne ALA iusqu'a
q%uinze, puts redescendit. il sentalt We
mir lie vertigo.
Paul monta jusqu'au bout sans
hester, Jupiter lie suivit, les yeux du
negre valaient mieux que les neil.
leures lunettes.
Les trois hommes p~asserent IN
quart d'hecre a examiner. LIE pa
norama etalt splendide, Ia bande de
roseaux pas tres large, mais il ny
await point de passage practicable
pour arriver jusqu'au deile.
Dependant sur Ia rive gauche,
Jupiter decouvrit I'm bras de canal
tres etroit a la verite, mais qul pa
raissait libre ct par consequent suf-
fisant pour lie passage dun canot en-
c~aoutchouc, sill etait absolument ne
cessaire d'avoir recours a ce moyen
extreme.
Apres plus dune demi-heure pas
see al SONNET de leur obseryatoire
aerien, les explorateurs redescendi-
rent, puts tous les membres de lex
petition rentrerent pour dIscuter
d'apres lie croquis que Paul rappor-
TAFT ct les notes quill J await ajou-
tees, les mesures a prendre pour sor-
tir de ce mauvais pas.
Tout bien examine, Ia maiorite
penchait pour abandonner entiere-
ment IEcldir ct Sc confer au ballon
qui d'apres la direction du vent, por
terait les SIX personEes, seules demea-
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie matfriel necessaire. nous
eommes a meme d~'exetnter tons les ouvrages
typographiaues aui nous seront comics. LIE
brefs 6'a.ocat. cartes d'affaires. entttes de
features. tickets d'habitation. blanes. circus
laires. etc. se-opt imprintts dams le plus bre
delai ct a ces prix aal detent tonte concur
renee.
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NOTICETO We ss'EesAGEE asE.
DlIxsksS.
SHEErFFs oFFIcy

SHERIFFs OFFICE
Parish of Lafourc he, May 18th 1894.
In accordance with section No. S., of Act
No. S. Of 1855. the stttntion or all mprtgag.
creditors interested in any OF the flrgoIi.
described property is hereby directed to
the above notice of sale Of property
delinquent tax pay ers.
II. e. ORIG
Sheriff of Lafourche
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rant de l'e~xpedition, yers IN point
auelconque de Ia cote j; cette penible
ne fut dependant pas de-
arrete a la priere de NJ.
Durand, aui demanda avec instance
qu'un jour enter lul fnt accorde.
mails sans vouloir faire conna1tre lie
projet quill await coneu.
Ne voulant pas meme qu'on put le
soupeonner. il s'enferma dams son
laboratoire, Oh il await fait porter
une quantite considerable de dyna-
mite, ct y ~travailla seul iusqu'au
soir.
Paul ct Flora Unemployment pas
moins achievement leur temps Il le
pont d passer en- revue. portion par
portion, leur ballon, depuis Tenye-
loppe jusqu'a Ia %naceIle, pendant
quEtienne calculate a IN dix
millieme pres la puissance de
laerostat, ct faisait e1actemeut poser
par Jupiter, aide de Benito, les OBJ
jets les plus prtcleux, tells que mum
tons. armes, yetements. wires ct
machines qu'ils pourraient exporter
sans nuire d Ia vitesse de leur vehi-
Guile aerlen.
lis avaient a peu pres ternine,
qGand le docteur sCrtit, portant q Ia
main deux lourds paniers quill depo-
sa Il le pont. pour retourner cher
cher deuN canots en- caoutchouc quill
fit aussit0t gonher ct descendre sur
le lac.
Sur son ordre les deux scryiteurs )
%Dlacerent les panlers. trois carabines
4 ~cinquante coups, deuz pelles, trois
LEVERS De fer Ct quatre paiyes de
pagaies.
Quand tout fut pref, il sapprocha
dc Flora, Jul SIERRA Ia main ct s'adres-
SAINT i ellie ainsi qu'auz deux fseres
-Adieu ct au reroir, dit-il soyez
sans inquIttude, je ne rentrerai pro
bablement pas de cette mutt Ct lem
meme ayec MOI Jupiter st Benito i
vous entendez d on plusieurs e.
plosions ne yous effrayez pas, &c ne
sera pas IN combat. ST par hasard
nous ttlons a~ttaquts, G qui ne sera
pa, yous en- seriez avertis par nos
carabines. QUAINT u hippopotames
nous ayons pour nou en- dtfaire nos
revoIsers a bales 6lectriques ct i
Air comprlnt, 81 enfn IN az nos
canots venait ! atre perez nous ca
possGdons un second gontit ct deuS
autres encor plies que nous sonfie-
rion ~faciienent.
II fut impossible den tirer davan-
tage. Il descendit dams lie premier
canot avec Benito, Jupiter prit place
dams le second, puts les pagaies etant
posses, NJ. Durand salua une der
Mere fois de Ia main ecu quill lais-
salt 4 bord de lEcldir en- distant
ST demain, a midi, nous ne SOM
mes pas de retour, ne nous ATTENDED
pas advantage, adieu.
Et sans leur donner lie temps de
repondre
-Nagez ferme, ajouta-t-i!.
Les deuN canots s~'eloignerent "a
pidement, puis d~isparurent dams
lie brouillard qui commeneait a Sc
lever.
Malgre les recommendation de NJ.
Durand, la mutt s'ecoula a bord lie
i'EclaT dams des transes morteIles.
Paul ct Etienne ne ~quittaient pas lie
pont on lis Sc relevaient de deux en-
d4ux heures, lie silence lie plus pro-
fond regnait dams lie marais, trouble
settlement parfois par le bramement
dun hippopotame GU lie hululement
sinistre dun oiseau de mutt.
Ners deux heures du matin. Flora
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN
COUNCIL.
TOWN HALL,
Ttibodauy, La june 18th. 1891

Thibodaux. La june 18th. 1891.
The Council of the town of Thiuodaux met
this day in regular session.
Present.-W Z. Raglan. Mayor and Trus-
tees o.. Naquin, Thos. Albert +. Zernotf. A.
). Meyer and 1heo. 2. Bergrron.
Absent.-Truste L. p. Caiilnuet.
The reading OF the u Iuutes OF the last
session was dispensed with.
There being no reports from any of the
standing committees submitted The upfinish-
ed business OF last session was taken up and
completed i,y the Mayor appointing as re-
quired by law Messrs. o. Naauin and +
Zernott who with himself shall COMPOSE
the three commissioners under whose
auspices the election for and against the
proposed special tax for Water orks shall
be holden ON the 18th inst. at the Court
House.
Mayor Raglan submitted the following
w~orklngmens account for montl of MAY.
1894, and the same being approved by the
council an appropriation OF S233.3o was
ordered to pay the ceounts therein con-
tanned. by the following vote.
Yeas:-u-yer. NaquID, Aiberti. Bergeron
and Zeruott.
Nays:-Nore.
Thibodaux Jnne 18th, 1894.
WorkingBieh account for month of Nav.
Streets aud Di,chrs.
LaROse IL days s 8 80
A. + steven " days Q 81
Wallace Frost To- days. u Uu
Banquette.
P. A. DeManade l6l DAYS. 70 90
H. Martin II days. II 90
L. Evans Isl days. Is Is
A. Baptiste 4 days. 1 90
Bob Green /. days. -
Emile Bergeron I days s 90
w. &. Raglan tor 2.Uov bricks d 5000 Is %
Market House
Freight on oil so
k. j. Naquin | month Tor May ~
Town Hall
A. Malbrough | month Tor J! \ ~
+. Zernott winding and krei IL ci..k
Ill Iepair Tor wear. y 90
Corporation Labnrei-
A. Marlborough | month Tor May - %
w. +. Duu Il bro. IA 20
Total $50 20
w. G. Raglan Mayor
Approved I. ALBEkTi
Il. ZERNUTT.
4. 4. BERGEROA.
There being no further business the Conn
ell adjourned.
". G. Raglan.
III. y. COULDN. Manor.
Clerk
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es roseaux pres de Ia PLACE, s'avan-
amt vers l'Eclair, qui lui anssi await
son fanal.
LIE doctenr rcvenait.
Des EXPLANATIONS de joie ~accueilli- !
rent son retour, ses canots parais.
salient en- bon etat. SEES pagayeurs
ramaient ayec energie. lis n'etaient
pas blesses ct personne ne les
p~oursuivait.
Settlement, quand lis monterent a
bord, on remarqua qu'ils etaient cou-
verts de boue ct que leurs mans sal
gnaient.
lis ne sen employment pas au-
trement, ct lie docteur ayant fait
planter Inc gate dams lie marais, y
fit une ~entaille au niyeau de l'eau.
II paraissait extenue, ct ordonna
verre de cafe mele dune forte dose
de quinine puts d'aller dormir lui-
= pone wv
peu de temps, eNaminant sa gate
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ANSONCES.

Eh ce-re de 10 .:gnes lere. insertion. $3.50
/" 2me. :. IS
/" Insertion add so
Toute anncnce %,ndlquant Ia profession
er Fadresse et n'excedent pas quatre
,es. mar an. s. 90
Annonce lie candidats. d'avance,..-.-l 10 90
Necrologle. par 10
Toute annonee commercials publiee a an
nee sera inseree au tank De 30 cents par ponce
pour la premiere insertion eft p cents pour les
insertions subsegnentes.
Toute aunonee don't lie nonIbre d'insertions
q est pas specific sera inseree iusqU'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
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Snite an proclaim Ramero
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ACHIEVEMENT

$500
,raero 10
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REEEIJNG V VA TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1894

heated applause. Mr.. w. E. Z. Byrne
introduced our candidate in a most
felicitious manner and alluded especial
fy 20 the efforts OF she Democratic Con-
gressional Committee 10 secure JOINT
discussion between the IL. u.
and Mr.. Howard and his recital
of the efforts that haa
been made to secure such discussion
was greatly applauded. Mr.. Byrne re-
minded the audience that when he, as
chairman OF the Clarksburg convention,
announced the nominee, he promised
500 majority from Braxton county Tor
the Democratic candidate and said that
they intended TO make that promise
good, and judging from the large crowd
and its attention and enthusiasm, the
assurance will be verified.
Hon. w. w. Brannon, OF Weston,
being present, was introduced 10 the
audience and for an hour and a hall
held the audience spell-oound In an
eloquent and telling speech. Both
speeches were we'll received.
Mr.. Martin Mulvey, an old wheel
horse of the Democracy of this place,
was upon the stand, and at the close OF
Mr.. Howard's speech made few re-
marks and said that the Republicans
had been circulating that he had gone
over TO the other party. He desired TO
say that it was a lie. He proposed three
cheers for Howard.
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BAY CITY, Mass, October s.-Hon.
Spencer o. Fisher, OF This city. Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, addressed
an enormous audience at the Auditorium
tonight. Ia reference 10 the charge
brought against him Of making an sf-
hliatlOn with the A. +. A, Mr.
Fisher said: Il belong 20
no secret society, political or
others-snd have DO aiiiliation or sym
patty with any and have bad 20 confer
ence at any time or at sany place with
any members thereof. an not the
candidate Of any secret organization,
church or faction, aud baye made DO
bid for their support. resent the
charge or imputstIon, by wbomsOever
made, that connects me Ulth any faction
or any controversy Of a sectarian or re-
ligious nature"
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TIE oAmPAIGH IN NEW YORK.
Senator Hill Ready for work-Bourke
Cochran Not Candidate for BenomI-
nation.

Senator BiIl Ready for work-Bourke
nation.
ALBANY. n. Y, October s.-Senator
Hill passed the entire day at his law
Office, and saw a few visitors. +. j.
Lee, district organizer OF the X. OF L..
was In. and Samuel BardsleY. Of Utica.
called TO make arrangements for the
Senator'S speaking there.
"My campaign will open 10 Syra-
cuse," said the Senator, "on Thursday
night, and from that time on will be
actively engaged. The prospects are
bright"
Bourke Cochran will speak here Mon
day night az Harmanus Bieecker's hall
New YORK, October s.-Tne Demo.
Gratis OF this city tonight, under the
auspices OF the Democratic Club, rati-
fed the nomination OF David y. Hill for
Governor; Daniel M. Lockwood for
Lieutenant Governor, and Judge
Charles +. Brown, for Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals. The meeting was
held 10 Cooper Union and was addressed
By John Boyd Thacher. OF Albany; Sen
ator J. w. Nanlel, OF Virginia. and eI-
Judge John Z. L. Fitzgerald, Of Boston.
NEW YORK, October s.-The World
will tomorrow say that Congressmsn
Bourke Cochran will not be candidate
for renomination. He to-day announced
his determination 20 Mayor Gil,oy, and
said: "My private affairs have been
sadly neglected for the past year and /
feel IL incum bent on me TO decline a
Until election day, how
ever, | shall have no other occupation
than that Of laborinR with al the energy
az nv command for the election OF the
ticket 10 this state" There
has been no candidate decided upon 10
succeed Mr. Cochran.
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mnlsr natlpc roor Hsadway.

SretidltO The Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October s.
The Democrats OF Wayne county met
this afternoon 81 the court house ana
nowinated L. Thompson for County
Com missioner, to Oil the vacancy on the
ticket msde by the resignation OF John
Terrell, wh0 was nominated for the
Legislatures Warren Miller. the Re
nublican candidate for Congress, and u.
B. Glbbens, of PETERSBURG, spoke to
small audience ttere later. But little
interest was taken, 'ew being present.
Miller is making a tou1 ri that county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
To Begin the Campaign.

Spsridi 10 ne Register.
PAGKERsBURG, w. VA, October s.
Judge Harvey and Mr.. b. NJ. Amber,
of this city, will go TO Richie county
the latter part Of the week and begin
the cam Daign.
On Friday evening they will speak at
Pennsboro, and on Saturday al Harris
Vile at the county convention.