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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-06-19
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Night Policeman Appointed-Petition
to Open Canal Street.

On Tuesday evening the council
met in regular session with Mayor
w. Il. Bowen in chair. Minutes of
previous meeting read and APP
proved
Petition read, signed by a large
number of citizens, asking that
Canal Street be opened from Mound
to North street. On motion the
matter was referred to committee
on streets with power to act.
The finance committee reported
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-06-19

byron used great deal of hair
dressing but was very particular
to have only the best to be found
in the market. IfAyer's Hair vigor
had been obtainable then, doubt
less he would have tested its mer-
Its, as so many distinguished and
fashionable people are doing now
a-qays.--June l9-lw,
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If you aoish TO read d good ne,os-
paper, get the Ohio State Journal
from Franz Rontner Ag't. Sun-
days edition aoill particularly in
terest yon. For safe at n. Harring-
TONS. ~.
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Roy Kern is agent for the Com
merciul gazette. Try tia week aud
you will take 1t longer. He is al
ways prompt and regular.
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DECIDE.

PlCcIoLA.-A Lockport, dams lie
Welcome Hotel, samedl lie y Janv7er,
1895, Mr.. Marks Picciola, age de 81,
natif de IAutriche.
Ses restes mortels furent trans
portes a Leeville, pres du Canal
Sanders a bord du canot dolly
Warden" appaltenant al Cap. Vim
cent, ct inhum6s dams le cimeti6re
reinforcement etabli dams eette
petite vile, en- presence dun nom
breux concours d'amis ct de COMMAS
sances de la famiile.
Mr.. Picciola Gtait souffrant depuis
assez longtemps, ct ttait emu q
Lockport pour Sc metre sous l.
traltement du DR.. John Gazzo mais
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L'INCoME-TAX.-Cest le Ter cou-
courant quest entree en- vigueur la
loi qui etablit aux Etats-Unis IN
impot sur lie revenu Income tor)
AUX termes Gle cettc loi, toute per-
some don't le revenu, de quelque
source que ce soft, a dtpasse $4,000
pendant l'annee 1894, dOit faire une
declaration detaillte de ses ressour-
ces pecuniaires. Toutefois, lilnpot
i est percu Que sur les revenus de-
PEASANT $4,000. Get imp6t est de
deuN pour cent a p%ercevoir settlement
sur les somme depassant ledit
chitfie de $4,000. lie contribuable
est tenu de faire la declaration re-
Qulse par Ia loi avant lie Ter lundi de
mars, a default de ouoi lie collector
de l%'lnternal Revenue est autoris6 a
faire d'office cette declaration, en-
doublant de Motto lie montant de la
take 4 percevoir.
Les personnes don't lie rcvenu
nattelnt pas $500 he sont pas
tenues de fare une declaration.
Les dispositions de Ia lol s'appli-
quent non settlement aux citoyens
des Etats Un,s, mails aussi u
strangers qui y resident, meme s'ils
Ee sont pas naturalis6s. En- outre.
les personnes qui, sans hahitet les
Etats tnis, y possedent des proprit-
ties OF y font des .affair9s, sont
sujettes au nouvel imp0t.
Les penltentiers qui ont construct
"a IevGe depuis Ridgefield jusqn'a Ia
Unite infelieure de lhabitation
Acadia, ct qui sont sous la charge du
Cap. Charles Lesage, sont parts
jeudi dernier 4 bord de deux chalands
pour Sc rendre a Donaldsonville, ct
de la a bord du Stmr. Col. Sparks
pour re rendre a Plaquemines dams
la parolsse Iberville pour y cons
truire DIES levees.
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La succession de feu LANCE V.
Riviere, decide le 5 courant, est
toute reglee depuis lundi on mardi.
L'inventaire DIES blens quill a laisses
s'est monte a pres de $4,000. NM.
Henry Riv;ere, SOL neveu, ct ses fills
Emile ct Thomas, ont achete lie
stock du magasin, ct continueront
CONNIE successors de LANCE V.
Riviere ct Gle. Ces trois jeunes
gems sont bien ct favorablement con-
nus lei, ct CONNIE successeurs dams
lie magasln, lis ne pourront que bien
faire. Voyez ailleurs en- anglais leur
annonce OH lis demandent la cont.
nuation du meme patronage.
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la maladie don't il est mort etalt deJa
trop enraclnee ct tous les SONS On
docteur mont pu rien fare pour lul.
Depuis plus dun an il await etabll
un bon magasin 4 Leeville GU Il
s'etaiti refugie avec ce qul iul
restait de l'ouragan de Ia Cheniere
Gamma, Ie 1er, Octobre, 1893. Plu-
sieurs de ses voisins lavalent suivi
Ia. ct s'etaient etablis dams lie meme
yoisinagc. C'est alors quill conGut
l'idee de former une petite vile quill
nomma tLeeville" en- honneur
ct en- COMMUNICATION de la
memoire de feu Pierre Lee a qui
appartenaient les terres sur l%esquelles
Mr.. Picciola ct ses compagnons Sc
talent REFUGEES il fut a cause de
celia, nomm6 parraln de Leeville.
Mr.. Picciola etait un hon citoyen,
Anne ct respecte par tous ceux qul lie
connaissaient, un bon pere &c famille,
un ami sincere ct devoue. Sa mort
a etc beaucoup regrettee, surtout par
ses voisins qui avalent pour lul une
amitie ct une confiance illimitees.
I'll laisse une spouse bienaimee ct un
fills bien devoue pour pleurer sa
mort.
A l6pouse ct all fills nous oftrons
nos sentiments de coincidence les
plus %sinceres.
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Mr.. John Tomassi, restaurateur a
Thibodaux sur III rue Gu Marche, ct
malade avec les fievres depuis plu-
sieurs jours, est mieux depuis lundi,
ct est maintenant en- pIeine GONZALES
cence. Ses fievres l'avaient ~serieuse-
ment touche. Nous lui souhaitons lie
re,our dune parfaite sante.
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LOUISIANA CORDIAL.

EMEILLEUR REMEDE CONNU POUR
lie soulayement ct Ia euro de la Diarrhee,
du Cholera, de Ia Dysentrie. DIES Co'igues.
du Cholera-Infantum DIES Crampes, de la
hatulence, des Douieurs de restomac, ct de
toutes affections des intestirs.
pix a la portee de tous, settlement 2oc.
par boutellie.
Procurez vous en- une loutellle ellie es t
INDISPENSABLE dams toutes les families.
A venlre au ..THIBODbAUX DRUG STORE"
ThibodauX. Line. Nov. l'-9l J : III.
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IN GLORIEUY ANNIVER-
NAIRE.

C'etait fete legale mardl lie s
courant dams l'Etat de ia Louisiana
ct, a New York meme les drapeaux
t~iottaient sur lhotel de vile ct les
ediices publics, en- commGmoration
de la c6lebre victolre remportee sur
les Anglais par Andrew Jackson, a
la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Les Anglais etaient commands
par lie general sir Edward Pakenham.
Juste, a lever du jour, lis firent partir
une fusee.
C'etalt lie signal convent pour
bonner l'assaut aux acknowledgements
derri6re lesquels s'abritaient les
Americans. Tn gros canon charge
4 mitraille await etc place pendant Ia
mutt Il un endroit qu'un deserteur
await signale au general ang!ais
CONNIE 6tant lie point lie plus fable lies
Notifications. De plus, aeux mile
tirailleurs du kentucky ct du Ten
nessee avalent etc postes a Get en-
droit.
Sir Edward Pakenham dlrigea sur
&c point lie gros de ses trcupes, une
colonne de trois mile hommes, sous
les ordres du general Gibbs, tandis
quill envoyait une deuxieme colonne
de mile hommes lie long du Mississi-
pi pour attaquer l'aile droite DIES
Americans. Entire ces deux corps
Sc tenaient mile hommes sous les
ordres du general keane, pour APP
puyer en- cas- de besoin Tune GU Tau
| ire DIES deuX COLONIES.
Des que la colonne Gibbs arriva 4
bonnie portee, les Americans tirent
partir leur canon, ct les Anglais
current deux cents hcmmes mis- hors
de combat. lis men continuerent
pas moins 4 avancer mails lis furen,
obliges de Sc retirer devant lie feu DIES
tirailleurs. A droite les Anglais par
vlnrent a ~enlever un petit Outrage
d'importance secondaire, mails il leu
faIlut l'abandonner presque aussitot
La bataille NJ dura que vingt-cino
minutes. Les pertes DIES Anglai!
furent de 700 tues, y compris le'
generaux Pakenham ct Gibbs; 1,4O(
blesses ct 500 PRISONERS, tandi.
que les Americans n'eurent que
tues ct 10 blesses.-(Le Messager)
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LIE Dr.. Felix V. Riviere de Zaines-
vile, Ohio, apres avoir passe quelques
tours a Thibodaux dams la famiIle de
son pere, Mr.. Lange V. Riviere, don't
nous annoncions la mort la sema.ne
derniere, est retourne chez lui mer-
credi dernier. A cause de la mort
subtle de son pere, ct la grande
distance quill await eu a voyager.
Mr.. Riviere est arrive trop tard pour
voir son pere, ct assister aux fune.
rallies.
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4 la reunion du Juri de Police
cette semaine etaient presents les
membres suivants Thos. ID. Kent,
president, ct David ScalIy, Emile
Ledet, Chas. J. Gaudet, Emile I.
Morvant, H. W. Tabor ct Frank
Christen absent, Ellie Ducos.
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foMNES-DE-TERRE POUR PLANT
Les Mitchell Bros. avcc IN chaland de
pommes-de-terre peerless pour plant
sont arrives i la tate du Bayou La
lourche depuis samedi dernier. lis
sefont bient6t lei pour serylr leur
nombreuse clientele. Qu'elle leur
reserve Ses ordre.
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I'm nomme J. R. Lannel, a etc tue
cette semaine 4 Lafourche Crossing
par IN DIES trains. Cest I'm Granger.
LIE DR.. Stark fut de suite notifie, ct a
stenu n enquete sur son corps.
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Peu Inhabitants sucriers ont COM
mence les travaux pour cette aimee
sur leurs habitat:ons. Les travauX
ne seront pas generalement common
ces avant lie mois proclaim, ct il est a
craindre que plusieurs ne pourront
pas TRAVELLER faute d'avances. II
sera tres-difficile, d'apres &c. que nous
apprenons, d'obtenir DIES avances
cette aimee.
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Mile. Marie Gerard, institutricc de
|TEcole Mary sur lhabltation Mary
pres de Lockport visitalt Thibodaux
ette semaine. chez son annie, Mile.
Namie Walsh.
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LOUISIANA
vOyeZ

LIE mauvais temps continue tou.
yours, ct les quelques habitants SUI
crlers qui mont pas fini de rouler,
ont eu un temps desagreable pour
SAWYER la balance de leur recoIte.
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lie Rev. Pere Vigroux, lie zele
cure de Ste. Marie etait a Thibo-
daux vendredl de la semaine der.
Mere ct mercredi dernler dams Fin.
teret de recole publique de sa paros-
Sc. De cette ecole nous parlerons
plus tard.
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Nile. Ella B~eauvais, la char
mantle file de MIR. Ernest Beauvais
sde Schriever, passait Ia journee de
mardl a Thibodaux, la conviee de son
annie Mile. Mamie Walsh.
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Mr.. Antoine Bertuccini, r6sidant
reinforcement a Napoleonville, ct une
dies ylctimes du dernier feu, went
d'ouvrir aujourd'hui a T%hibodaux I'm
Fruit Stand sur Ia rue Main, dams
Ia batisse immediatement au-dessous
du RAILROAD Exchange Coffee House.
Il tait appel a votre gen6rosite pour
lie patronlser ct ainsi lui porter Sc
cours dams son infortune.
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Nj. Thomas Barker, IN DIES plus
vieux habitants Gle Lockport, passait
quelques jours a Thibodaux cette
1emaine, en- yislte chez e fills ct sa
fne, Nine. Dantin.
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MI. Chas! J. Barker, notre estilne
grefier de'Cour, est allie a Lockport
mardi dernier pour faire linventaire
DIES proprietes de la succession de feu
Files Foret. Nous regrettons quill
ait eu un 81 mauvais temps pour sly
rendre ct en- revenir.
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LIE nredge Boat j. l.. Dodge,

lie Dredge Boat j. l.. Dodge"
depuis que les eaux du Bayou Lafour-
che ont commence a monter, s'est
encore mis- a ~l'ouvrage. II remplit
les trous fats par les p%6nitentlers
dams la construction de Ia levGe entire
ihabitation Acadia ct lhabi-
tation Ridgefeld il batira aussI
lie moreeau de levee en- face de
rEglise St.Joseph.
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AoUvELLES LOCALES,

cu.NGEuENT DAMS LES TRAINS A
u.crRs EFT la MALLE-POSTE.-De-
.,,s ouelques jours, IL y a Ell un
a.oeement dams les trans a passa-
- ct Ia malle-poste a Thibodaux
CONNIE suit
nrp.RTs: ARRIVES
e. 56as a. M. 81 9:l5 a. m.
sa1o:5o am. 80 a 1880 p. m.
6oa3:1o i. m. 81 a 3:2o p. m.
MALLE-POSTE.
DEPARTS:
4, &c MALE de rEst.
do rOnest
60 ....de l'Est ct de lOuest.
ARRIVES
IL 5-..............Es Est ct Quest.
4 al ). Lse.
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MIR. j. W. Knobloch est encore
tres-souffrant. Ses amis lie man
quent dams lie bureau du greffier OH il
est remplace par Mr.. Chas. J. Coulon,
Ills de notre estim6 citoyen, Mr.. Fl.
N. Coulon.
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Tn n%ouveau-nG a fait son appar-
uon dams Ia famille de Nj. Louis \.
hlvlere ieudi de la semaine derniere.
cest une file. Nos fluctuations au
pere ct a Ia mere. La mere ct
ienfant sont toutes deuX bien.
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lie juri de police s'est assemble
&0x jours cette semaine, mercredi
ajeudi. Nous donnerons Ia semaine
pruhaine I'm detail DIES procedures.
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La famille de Mr.. Jos. A.. Osch-
raid de ThibodauX q etc faite heu-
else "a semaine derni6re par l'arrl-
(fee dun garcon.
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MI. Hector Lacroix, en- charge de
e pha macie du DR.. John Gazzo, 4
sRaceland, etalt a Thibodaux mercre-
a dernier par atfaires.
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Mr.. Joseph .. Toups de Lockport,
Matt en- yisite 4 Thibodaux mercredi
sfrdl par afaires.
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ir. Thos. Foret de l'habitation
[Faieia pres de Lockport, visitait ses
.nls a ThlEodaux dimanche der
Hpr.
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les eaux du Bayou Lafourche ont
monte IN peu reinforcement elles
skisseiont encore.
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Nous apprenons avec peine que
Nur. Z. ChoI, Ia digne spouse du
Pot. cLol, q etc souffrante cette
~Gaire. .....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-02-07
FATAL FIRE IN PI7TSBURG
Man and Boy Dead and a Man
Fatally Injured.
A DESPERATE FLIGHT FOR LIFE
Woman and Child Saved by a
Leap From a Window.


PIrrsBuRG. Pa, Fec. 5.-Two persons
were burned to death and another proba-
bly, fatally injured in fire out Second
avenue, shortly after midnight. Their
names were
Frederick Miller. aged 40 years, burned
to death; his con, aged q years; John Pat
tcrson, fireman, Kurt internally, may die
Miller kept small store at No. 2213
Second avenue and lived in the rear Of tho
store. About midnight FIRE started Ia
tho kitchen of Miller's house and in few
minutes was burning iiercelv.
Miller, his wife and two children and q
hired mai ran to the front part of the
house TO save themselves. On the way
Mrs. Miller lost the little boy and her bus
band returned to find him. Mrs. Miller
and the other child were sRved by jump
ing into blankets held by people In the
street, and the man ran down the stairway
After the fire was out Miller and the
boy were found lying on the floor of thu
bedroom dead They we're not badly
burned hut were probably suffocated.
The small dwelling next door, No. 2266.
owned by John Finnegan. was also
burned. During the progress of the fire,
Fireman John Patterson fell from the
building and was injured so badly that he
will probably die. The loss by tho fro
will not exceed S. 600, Pa
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-02-07
WEI-HAI-WEl CAPTURED.
Boml'arded by Land and saa, the city
Was Finally Surrendered to tile Japan

Bombart'ed by Land and Saa, the City
Was Finally Surrendered TO tile Japan
esP.
LONDON. Jan. 3l.-'rhe Central News
correspondent in Shanghai SAYS that the
Japanese have taken Wei. Hai-Wei.
The Daily NcWs says that the Gommandnnt
at Wei-Hai-We is Peter Nielsen, Nor
wegian naval officer, 81 years old.
The Times correspondent in Tien.Tsin
says that all the Southern forts Of Wei
Hai-Wei were captured yesterday and that
the telegraph wires were cut,
dispatch to the Globe says the Japanese
infantry have captured tho eastern fort ut
ei-Hai-Wei, but the guns OF the other
fort, across the bay, are doing excellent
execution against the captured fort. and
the Chinese are hopeful that they will be
able to hold the remaining fort and dis.
lodge the enemy from tho eastern works
A. Central News dispatch from Chefoo
under date of'January 5lst, says that Wei
Hai-Wei is completely surrounded by the
Japanese forces, and is being bnmbarded
by land and sea. The Chinese have begun
TO retreat, and ii not already Captured will
soon be taken prisoners.
A dispatch from Toxic to tho Central
News says; This statement that the
Japanese IN attacking Teng Chow Flu bonn
barded the deianceless city is baseless. The
city was not defenceless, as arge force oil
Chinese troops was stationed there, and the
firing, which was directed against the forts
only, was necessary as military measure
a dispatch TO the PtN Nail Gazette from
Chcfoo says: The Japanese have
landed a large body of troops M Wei Hal
wei and captured three forts, while another
fort has been silenced by the heavy fire OF
the japanese fleet"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-02-07
NIDDLETO WM.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
MIDDLETowN, Feb. I.-The friends of A 4.
l.. Crockett are making an effort to have
that gentleman named as Trustee Of the
Poor by the Levy Court, TO succeed NJ. n.
Willis. Mr.. Crockett is u well-known
farmer near town, has done some party
service in the past, and would no doubt
fill the Office OF Trustee of the Poor with
honor and credit, but in the well-known
saying of the times, there are Others"
Mr.. Jefferson Il. l'oard, the member of
the Democratic County Executive Com
mittee from this hundred, while he has
not asked or hinted for the appointment,
is being put forward by his friends. who
are no less earnest in his behalf than are
those of Mr.. Crockett. Mr.. Foard is one
of the best known Democrats in the
county, and the fact that the party
majority in this hundred was more than
doubled in the late campaign WINS probably
any other cause. He is gentleman of
honor and ability and would ably represent
the lower hundreds in the Board of
Trustees of the Poor. The appointment
will probably be made on Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Price of Philadelphia,
former Middletown lady, was married to
Mr.. George Pitman of the former place
few days ago.
Louis Barnard, formerly of Middletown,
has engaged in the mercantile business at
Clayton.
MtDDLErowN, Feb 6.-Owing to the
death OF the Rev. n. NJ. Browne, the en-
tertulnment by the Sunday-sChool of st.
Anne's Episcopal Church, billed for to-
morrow evening, has been postponed
until the Thursday evening following
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-02-07
THE SITUATION IN IRELAND.
BkIDG EYILLE.


Special Correspondence Of Gaz stte and journal
BmDGEvILLE, Feb. G-rhe most excit.
ing and closely contested town election
BrIdgeville has ever had was held Monday
afternoon. There were two tickets in the
field, one containing the Eames of last
years officers for reelection and o new
ticket. One faction, little more pro-
gressive than the other, used horse and
sleigh, in bringing voters to the polls.
The other faction was continually at work
until the polls closed.
John NJ. Brown of the new ticket was
elected mayor by only two majority Il.
Reese Layton for assessor and q. Il.
Stilson for treasurer had 10 opposi-
ton. being on both tickets. Henry
and Horace Sudler Of the old ticket,
were reelected councilmen by three ma
iority. Councilman II. W. Yiven, not
caring for reelection, made an attempt to
defeat himself. but received the same mum
her of votes as W. Pattin of the opposition
ticket. The questions now are, will MIR.
Niycn continue in office, us 10 successor
has been chosen? Do the four councilmen
elected have power to chose man, or will
it require another election?
The quarterly conference of the NJ. L.
Church here unanimously invited the
Rev. j. S. Wickline to return rs pastor for
another year. ..
William Lawson. who was bit by a rnbid
dog while at work in Nanticuke hundred,
has returned from Pasteur Institute, New
York, where he went for treatment, He
spent 10 days at the Institute or until all
chances of any developments of hydro
phobia had disappeared.
The Sussex County Pomona Grange will
meet here Thursday, February lith, and
elect officers for this year. DR.. A. 4.
Neale Of Delaware College and others will
make addresses.