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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.

the Republican party managers have
named an excellent county ticket and
one that it wifi be no easy task to
defeat or course there Is some SORE
ness in certain quarters over the
manner In which IT was nominated,
many claiming that machine tactics
were too freely rcsorted to and that
the majority showed too little con.
sideration for the feelings Of the mi.
nority in the convention. But this
Is an old cry and has teen set up on
the part Of every defeated faction In
conventions from time immemorial.
Accompanying this cry are mutter.
ings Of bolts, independent tickets,
rump conventions, and heaven knows
what not. But after the first few days,
these bitter feelings becoming molli.
fed finally pass away altogether, and
before the campaign Is half way
through the alleged soreheads, ninety.
nine times out Of a hundred, are found
back In the ranks working hard for
the party ticket There will be no
exception to the rule In the case Of
the present Republican county ticket,
and Democrats must make up their
minds that II they are to win they
will have to do so without the aid of
disgruntled Republicans, for there
will he none election day.
The Republican county ticket pos.
sesses many peculiar elements Of
strength, but In one or two points 1t
Is weak. For instance, the Scandi.
navian race has been given no repre-.
sentation. From top to bottom not a
Swedish or Norwegian name can be
found upon 1t. S. w. Ridcrburg, one
OF the leading Scandinavians Of this
city, who was candidate for
place on the ticket, was dropped
at the last moment, as was
Mr.. Lundberg, another promi.
nent Swedish American, who
sought denomination as County Com.
missioner. 1t was unwlsc to thus
ignore II not repudiate the Scandina.
Wan element, and the party manag.
ers may have some cause to regret 1t
later. The rejection Of John J.
Knickerbocker for County Court
Judge was also unwise. Mr.. Knicker.
booker would have made q most for.
lnidable candidate and would have
given Hon. Frank Scales close race.
With these two exceptions, Messrs.
Gilbert, Madden, Jameson, Glennon,
ct al, who were In the saddle and
controlled the affairs Of the conven.
ton, did well. Mr.. Kochersperger.
the nominee for County Treasurer.
is strong candidate, and James
Pease, Of Lake View, who Is named
for Sheriff, Is popular among the
Democratic Us we'll as the Republicans
Of the North Side. As for Daniel ID.
Healy, the nominee for President
Of the County Board, he Is
about toe strongest man the
Republican party could put up for
the place. He will make good race
beyond doubt.
Taking the ticket all In all, there.
fore, THE EAGLE feels called upon
to soy that 1t Ii q strong one, and
II the Democrats OF Cook County
want to win they must take of their
coats as soon as they get back from
Springfield and get into the light In
earnest.
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MERE THEY ARE.

Following are the candidates
spoken of for various offices to date
For Congress.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Democrat: Republican.
Francis w. Walker. ]. Frank Aidrioh.
Harry d. K0hu.
DR.. +. NJ. Springfield.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Clayton Il. Crafts. w. ]. Campbell.
John Mccarthy. Farlin d. hail.
]. O. Price. LOrin d. Collins.
John j. Hanrahan. e. r. Carter,
u. ID. Keenan,. Charles r. Piper.
y. j. Conway.
u. w. Atkinson.
John 4. Henry.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Lawrence =. MoGann. Marcus Pollssky.
Stephen A. Douglas.
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HON. CLAYTON =. CRAFTS
The Well the Illinois
House Of Representatives


z: =. Ryen. Thomas Q. Macmillan.
Jo;sph r; Mshoney NJ. Z. Cole.
Thomas Gsliasher -
Ea = Snl 3 Norman sS% ph5.1 K,I Banning
& s. Sa%miSs:. s y. .; nEs ): White.
M Esava j. HH. WEs.s. S!' e W R:i5S
stxru pisrnicT cknars'
4 Albert Phalen; Georss b. Willis.
Egbert Jameson. Godfrey Lan9henry,
VIM. TrumbuIi. Henry Z. Hertz
Austin U. Sexton. 0. II. Mann.
ES 5. T.s!or.
Chas. ". Partridge.
For state Senate.
Lawrence p, po rissr DIRs adainS u,ou, ~.
Aid. John n' conshlin. George ss1sO Gumm,ur..
THIRD DIsI RicT.
siasss Il ad SHs.si
Mr.. Miller.
John II. Towle.
FIFTH DIsTRiCT.
Thos. Mitchell.
SEVENTH p pSs1y 4; ho'''
NINTH DIsTRIcT
W%. H SSsisn. j R; Sc fisherman
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Henry \: Herts.
Frederick \; ed: Mst kuud,n.
,o..,s n .a THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Thom.. cu.s ssE1EsSTn J o.:1sl s, b,ar,
james O'Brien.
Aid. Thomas Gallagher
James +. Gleason.
y %%. E e.y Ss;;. '" ''A'''
John J. brennan.
Denis Corsidins. Daniel 4. Campbell.
JOSEPH JOSEF +. A. .t o'bcun.ll
r,. TwsNTY'SIRsT DISTRICT.
Eugene p TwsSIxrv,u Godfrey Y Lanshsnry.
Sam Erickson.
For the House.
9. George Miller.
sSs sysn cd p; My
SECOND DISTRICT.
Jane; McAndrews. Jr. Edward L. Smith.
sSs:. . sssa%.ei.r. E,as b y CSsns;
l. 4 i. sSsasisl. Ss:sEE S z Shepard.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Alexander j. Jones.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Michael MrInoIney.
Edward Condor.
Thomas Byrnes.
80, FIFTH DISTRICT.
P Psaasa n wife, sESs Z il s SiS.Un,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
John Fttleimmons.
Herman Alschuler.
Clayton +. Crafts siS.S1A D'sT iSSmiin...d.
Robert i. Muir.
T. xS 9. bbs s.ss.
Adolph J. SABBATH. " '"'"'o''
Capt. Ed Williams.
Joseph 6chwab.
90, , THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Simon soHssner
Robert Brown.
y.m.. Roach s'''s1sTI Jo Ss.r M.y:;,.
Henry II. sS.bsd.
Si:s sss: D:ssi:lf a asisT d:::s:
james Fttssimmons.
Loui. A. K ii"."'''''''' DISTRICT
NAT, rxENrY.TnRD DISTRICT.
Uevl0 LoWl0o0hus
Thos. Il. Cannon.
w: IL. Lyman.
John KwasisIooh.
Sheriff.
Democrat. Republican.
Frank =. Peabody. James PeSse.
President County board.
george Edmsnson. Daniel d. Healy.
County Commissioners.
WEST SIDE.
=: kioiS SSSnn' G SsnisI & Su a:svn
SaS sS'pss E Ta Kos:snsr jSSn GaaSins.
Fell. Lang. NORTH j. .1 K. Linn.
Frank Anew. @. Burmetstsr.
z Iii: zs ss:sa : Ss S S$s: ;s
COUNTRY TOWNS.
k. 4 Iey%s .ss.S. i s I r; Allen
John Aliis. Iobs.t 3. Unold.
A. kester George 6truckman.
County Judge.
Frank Scales. 0rrin R. Carter.
Judge Probate Court.
CO. Kohlsaat.
state Treasurer.
B. ]. Claagett. Henry Wuln
Edgar Hawley.
Chss. 7. Cherry
Smith ID. Atkins.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Henry Rasb. Prof. Benedict.
Prof. Bsyltss.
County Treasurer.
Tneo. o. oehns. D. H. Koohersperasr.
County Clark.
Roger q. sullivan. Phil Knopf.
Probate Court Clerk.
James j. Gray. A. o. Cooper.
Clerk Criminal Court
John O. Schubert. Ell. Magerstsdt,
Superintendent Of Schools.
Chss. r. Babcock. o. 7. Bright.
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O2s EsENANCE No.

Levying 4 tax for the year 1891 on all prop
erty situated in the Parish of Lafourche,
subject to taxation under the Constitution
of 1879.
SEC. ! Be it Epacted by the Police Jury
in regular session convened. That an ad va
loren tax Of Eight mills on the Dollar be and
is hereby levied for the current ear eighteen
hundred and ninety four 1891 on all proper
ty situated IN the Parish Of Lafourche not
exempt from taxation under the ConstItu-
tion Of 1879
SEC. ,. Be it enacted, that the said tax
when collected shall be apportioned and set
apart as follows -
First. Foar mills shall be set apart to pay
the current expenses of the Parish. incln ling
all salaries Oh officers q tie Parisls, and shall
be known as the General Fund
Second. Two aud one-ialf mills shall be
set apart and used for the support aud main
tainanre OF the pubiie Schools Of the Parish,
and sha1 lie known as tue Public School
Tax-tGnd.
Thirr. One-hat mill shall be set apart
and used only lnc the purpose of build
ing improving ana repairing school houses,
paying the salary o The parish suprrintend
ant and such iuclGeutas as may be necessa-
~, aud shalt be isnown as the Public School
!onse Fuld The i'abiic School and the
Public school House tRnds shall be subject
TO the legal order of the School Board OF TIE
Parish OF i.afourche, ana q statement Of the
| expenditures thereof Shall ha anhnHttel bv
he superintendent to.thS Jury b,auuuaiig
on the first Monday Of July and january Of
| each year.
gourth. One mill snail be sst aaart sn'i
used tor drainage purposes. - s,lgaldtt,, by
Ordinance 30 1853 adopted By tais jurz in y
| Eta 1883 and subsequent amendments. and
same shall he exFenaed as therein provided
| for
! SEC. A. Be it enacted tie. that this Ordi.
/
publication.
There beirg no other business, the Jury
adjeurued to September Sd, next, 1854
THOS. u. KENT, President
II, N. COULON, Clerk.
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HEPOLICE JURY .
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
Second Days Session.
STATE oF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Latourelle.
ThibOdauX. July Sd, 1894.

STATE oF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Latourehe.
Thibodaux. July 3D.. 1894.
The Police jury OF the Parish of Lafour-
che met this day pursuant to adjournment of
yesterday.
Present P esident Thos. y. Kent. ana
Measrs f. Chrsten G. E. Gaude, 4. Foret. E.
Le,let L. .. Morvant and H. w Tabor
Absent :-MessFs. d. Scaly and e. Ducos
The reading OF he minutes motion
of Mr.. Tabor seconded by Mr.. Morvant, dis
pensed with.
Mr.. Tabor presented the follow ing report:
ThiboGaux La. July 3d.. 1894
To tie Police jury:
Gentiemen:--Your committee on Finance
beg to report that they have examined the
books ana vouchers OF the Treasurer and
have found all 20 be correct, and herewith
return said reports duly approved.
Respectfully submitted,
H. w. TABOR
E.U. MOREANT.
ELLES FORET.
Com. on Finance.
IRE asgsrer's E2epcrss.
Eepoft of A J. Braud Parish treasurer,
in account with the General fund of the
) arsh of Lafourche. for the term beginning
with May 7th. 1894, and ending with July
ID. 1894.
May eth bsI. on hand. $llO53 80
June 30th. Cash reed from
Taxes. $l29 %
Cash reed from
Licenses 35l o0
Total Receipts for term n---.------ 433 50
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OFFICIAL DIEECToIl.
STATE OFFICERS.

DEEICiA l. ri y I. L I.S1.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor: Murphy j. Foster Of ST. Mary
Lieut. Gov ...--... ..........
Sec of State. IT. S Adams Of L. Fcliciana
Aud. Pub. Acct S. w. " Heard Of Unlon
Stat, Treasurer, John Pickett Of iSussi8r
Ar Cen. NJ. J. Cunningham Natchitoch' :
Gnp+. Pub. Ed. A. Lafargue Afoye!las,
c. s. SENATORS
K. D. White------.... ~. OF Orleans
Don Caffe.y .y...........- Of St Mary
STATE SENATORS.
..--...... ...--....,.. .-.....----
Johu y, Shatfer 1erreboni-e.
JUDGES SUPREME CoUaT.
ChiefJustco; F T. Nichols Of Orleans
lssoojate " -. 4. GreauZ, OF iberia
Chas Par.augo Of Orleans.
S. d. McEnery, Of Oaachita
" l.. b. Watkins. Red River.
f,rRcugr CoT.-r Of ArPE3,s. Fifth Crcnit.
R.T Beanresard- ~. Of Sf. @ef9ard,
Al. ID. Smibl -s.a-e-' oi 81 biafE.
Co>GREssmAN, 3rd. Coaarcs5loaal Dist.
Andrew Price Of Lafourche
18th. judicial District
1rdoe ......L. 7. Caillouet
n;sf Attorney.. B, T. Winchester
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Vet Ward. III. Clement End Ward ----.-
Rannoa I. Bake. }rd WmG Eqa-
r;ste Bernard, ith Ward, i Ato otn
ward Arthur A. BcudreauX. 6ih i.
SvIves4re Martinez, 9TH ward John II,
p;ttmann. 8th ward Loais Fsigout. 8 :,
ward b. Penouilh loth wnd angus
Cretni
CoNSTABLl3S
Isl ward, Evarste MorVant, 2nd ward
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Total. S2l2 Is
HE account OF c. j. Barker Clerk is sub.
mltted to the Jury for final action, the com
mittee not being able TO agree ON the account.
Respectfully Submitted.
FRANK CHRISrEN,
EMl LIE LEDET.
Com. on Claims.
The above report being considered, was ac-
cepted. The claim OF G.. j. Barker Tor Sc 30
referred 10 the Jary was approved, and on
motion duly seconded, an appropriation of
s2i8.33 was made to pay the above approved
claims. by the following vote:
Yeas Kent, Chrsten, Gaude, Ledet, Fo-
ret. Tabor ~ Morvant.
Nays.-None.
Mr. Foret. presented the following report
on the Drainage fund, and the same was ac-
cepted:
Thhodaux, La, July 3D.. 1894.
To the Police jury.
Gentlemen :-Iour commit tet. on Drain
age beg TO report hat the Trcasurer's report
on the Drainage funds of the Parish is cor
rect, ana we respectfully return same duly
approved, Respectfully submitted,
ELLES FORET,
H. W. TABOR.
CHAS. E. GAUDE.
Com. on Drainage.
The pension claims lai over on yesterday
being taken up. Mr.. Gaude. seconded by Nr.
Foret moved that all the pending pension
applications be referred back to the member
Representing the ward i'll which the applicant
resides, for investigation bq said member
and that hereafter, no application for pen
sion be received, unless same is presente by
the member representing in thi, body the
ward in which the applicant resides: aud
further, that it shall hereafter be made tht
duty o! each iurymau TO ,1vpStiras4. pr-snn-
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Report OF A. j. Brand, Parish Treasurer. in
account with the Louisiana lottery Levee
fun'i OF the Parish OF !afource for the term
beginning with Nay 1th 1891, and ending
with July I'd, 1894
May 9TH bal. on hand 1922 10
DISBURSEMENTS
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t.&@t3P PATENTS
agtej - >3u.aala inventors this
rE I'D "a g. \ S:low s. CO
.eitas tMe!irtn and Foreign
cas-. 'H Z. :. Patent Office.
as0js 2lan. p. Z.
3. -\tiava.s, Grand Canr. La, Bag
fat&er. 81 II EaEnafsl. Jr., Balto,
l.. Machine for describing shoe pat
g.rnS from lasts. NJ. ". Beard Tupi
saw. Miss, Cultivator. II s. Bodley
& a. ?. ST. Martin. Baton Rouge. La.
II. Il. Brown Greenville, Tenn. Bak
ing powder can and measure. G. r..
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hespectfuIlE submitted,
Al. BRAUD,
Parish Treasurer
he aboEe re ports were declared accented.
Mr. Christrn on the part of the committee
on Claims presented the following report:
Thihodaux, La. July Sd, 1924
To the Police Jury:
Gentleman:- The undersigned committee
on Claims beg to report tqat the following
claims have been examined, found correct
and payment thereof recommended, to-wit:
IL. a. FROST Const. fees. 4S 30
Extra Sheriff fees. 6 50
hoth rug Store. Med. for Jail ..-... 10 81
- b. Bourgeols. Bridge expenses 3 81
W. Z. Haran9- -----..---.... 81 90
". ,. rfemin jury OF Inquest t.-.. %
Nick Ancoin 90
A. E. Aucoin a Oe
Robert Seely :. ...... 90
Jas. Beary :. 90
+. p. Bernard Justice of Peace 5 90
}. y. Bernard Coast fees. ~ IL 81
Supreme Court lees.. 70
Total S2l2 Is
The account Of c. j. Barker, Clerk, is sub.
DIttfpu u the i Urv final actinn tho oo,.,
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:. J. II hA Q d,
Parish Treasurer

Making total as above ot..,-.... $5633 IS
Respectfully submitted.
a. j. BRAUD,
Parish Treasurer.
Report of a. J. Brand Parish Treas. in ac
count with the school funds OF the parish
OF Lafou, che for the EN- beginning April ID,
ending July 2d, 1874.
Balance on hand April ID 1891 Sl0,7t7 |?
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DIST i3,tesI a~ !ol,aw@:-
Ao ~, - atthers +. ID.
-sa- l,---..- 22l51 II
- = i-.trhcrs (. D.
~ 2---.--.- 1854 o.
I. S-!Hn House +.
=. No. -... IS
g a. . >eha"i Eouse +.
p -. 2---. 1877 81
. : =" t.enI Fcni..... 2!2 g.
= = q" fre4surers com
i4.ssiou count 20G IL
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Isl ward, Evariste Morvant, 2nd ward,
Emile Dugas, Alberto Besgeron, 3rd ward.
edwin Birdsall, 18th ward Albert Savole-
9Th ward, MYRTLE Kerne 9Th wa,d. vii
liam Prestenbacll, 7ih ward, Wellington
Hebc,t. Sth ward c. ". Elliot, gth ward
Henry Tenny, 10th ward Taylor Adam.
..xl.l-l
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Making tota. as above of $3.50 %
Respectfully submitted.
y. J BRAUD.
Parish Treasurer
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POLICE JURORS.

President, T. D. Kent T.. Y: Morvant'
NJ ". Tabor, Chas. f. Gand6, Ellis foret'
emile Ledet, Louis Lerili", Frank Chris
ten, Ellie Ducos. o.e.}. F"-lre 5nFI. u
N. Couon, Sergeant at arms, y Dnsas.
j. G.lliano O. ster lnspec.ef
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Total. S2l2 Is
The account OF c. j. Barker, Clerk, is sub.
mitted to the Jury for final action, the com
mittee not being able 10 agree on tile account.
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II, I1IIdIIFI 4 y = 'JI'I r
JUDGES SUPREME CoU@r.

1st Ward. II. Clement. End Ward ,-.--
80 - Bannoa I. Bake. 3rd WmG. Eqa-
riste Bernard, lth Wa!d, i 3 40 ON
ward. Arthur A. Beudreaux. 5th w i i.
SvIves.re Martinez, 18th ward John IN
Pittmann. Sth ward Lonis Fa'sont 8 y
ward B. Penouilh. loth wud angus
Gratiui
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QUICK TINE, CREAP RATES!

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flick - 81 sold, s.eping car bertns Sc
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~ " -
rut. The little
wLite lines q re
he nerves which
con ey the nerve
sor . from t h o
nerve ceuterS TO
every part OF the
body, just as the
electric CURRENTS
conveyed along
tn Q telegraph
wires 10 9 very
station, large or
small. Ordinary
phy sician~ fail ;
iegard this fact;
Instead of tres
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-04-26
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Fjorai Guide for 1873
JUS I-SU ED,

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22

w ANTI D. sEDGWlCK COUNTY WARRANTS
w taken iu exchange at par for p. iLts glass
aud wall paper al ;he Lowest possible price. J \.
Bishop. l2+u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22

loR SALE-A YOUNG JERSEY MIICH COW.
L Also base burner. Call corner Of Do''ge nd
PirP- We-i Side. D =
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anufacturer, hinsfi=
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w ANTED-SoME ONE TO wiNTtR FAM
w lily driving hOrse for the Use of him. " III {
Little.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22

w a-iED-A FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH
w barn. grounds fenced, near center OF city;
'eHt not over 81; twoin family. Apply at Nefs
shoe store. 81 We&Sa
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22

WANTED Dogs; one GOOD. ABLE BOD
W 81 bull bitch preferred; also one good shef-
b ld. Address with terms and description. 7 II
Eomas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22
10 ANTED-gI4L HEIR.


A GENTS WANTED - TO SELL MY BOHE-
u mian glass writing peIs; hey write on cloth.
eaIher any Kind of paper without cutting. tear
~ OF spatterins of ink send for sample pen. D
-euts post paid, Lihe al terms to az, A. dress
zen ID A Alien. manufactures, hinsisher, o. T.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22

w AM Ed PARTNfR TO FARM A HIGH Y
w productive. improved and fully equipped
Ialm. Permanent half interest. only $40 TO s5JJ
,equired. Address box ~ Attica- Kan. I55 4.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-22

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LOST.

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I OST-NORTH OF FAIRNOUNT COLLEGE OK
L. Monday "a lack and white shawl Finder re-
turn to this ofiice and receive reward. lj6 i.
Il OST-A DIAMOND FROM EAR RING SET
l. ting Reward Will be paid by returning 81
y Topeka ave. lj6 Il