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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15

Hon ma, Paroisse de Terrebonne,
b jour stait designe pour lie marriage
d nellie Pearl Hanagrif a NJ.
Clement. Mais la veille la premiere
sAangea de resolution ct epousa Mr.
Lowell Guidry ; a son arrive, a
Houna, N. Clement spprlt que celle
qui deyait etrc a lui, etalt l'epouse
dun autre.
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Lhabitation Souvenir de NJ. Leon
~Godehaux, dams la paroisse Ascension,
i eia yendue a NM. B. Lehman ct
fIeres pour la somme de $4,000
compliant. La sucrerie a etc detruite
par l. feu il va trois semaines, mails
CONNIE ihabitation Palo Alto de NM.
Lehman est voisine de Souvenir Tex.
plntation de Ia recolte de cette
defniere sera facile.
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N N0UVELLE.

Ain d'ag-andir lie village de Lockport, Ia
Belle petite bajitation mesuraut cinq arpents
de face, sur lie Bayou, situee entire lie village
ct rEglise Ca%tholique, Went d'atre trace ct
divisea Ell tel rains de vile.
Les personnes qui desirent en- acbeter ct
s'etabllrdans ce joli petit village de Lockport,
peavent s'adress-r au proprieta,re.
+. BARRILLEAUX.
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l. DR. Paul Tetreau, de fAnse
,,x Jesultes, palo,sse St-Bernard, est
ram reinforcement rendre une courte
,isjle i ses parents ct amis.
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inc course de deux miles aura
:. diuanche proclaim a Lockport.
..,re le cheval de Mr. Edgard Barrios
!, ,eIui de Mr. w. Morillop.
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A une session du comite execntit
de Tammany Hall, une resolution a
etc presentee par NJ. John Z. shee-
han a l'effet d'accepter la candidature
democratique de William J. Bryan,
de Nebraska ct Arthur Sewail, du
Maine a la precedence ct a la vice
presidence des Etats-Unis, tells cue
NOMINEES a la invention de Chicago.
La resolution promet de plus lappui
loyal ct l'aide de Tammany aux deux
candidats.
LIE programme democratique ma
pas etc mentionne. Apres discussion,
la resolution a etc adoptee unanime.
ment.
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Ds checks, en- payment Gle la
prime due aux Planteurs ont etc
dsruierement envoye a ces derniers,
ares deux annees d'attente. Get
ensoi leur permettra de mener a
hnne fn Exploitation de la nou-
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Iorellle aux demagogues argentistes.
lie malheur est qu'au lieu de lui
expliquer quill Sc trompe, que lie
salut lui viendra de Iabolition DIES
abus existants plut6t que de IL
creation de privileges incompatibles
avec I'esprit de notre constitution
democratique les politicians DIES deux
parts ont specule sur ses ~pfejuges,
FONT encourage dams ses erreurs ct
ont rivalise Il qui feralt lie plus de
concessions i Ihesesia monetairt.
VOLTA comment lie parti argent!ste est
aujOurd'hu: devenu asseZ pulssant
pour tenir EN- Quelque sorte la baiau-
&c du pouvoir.
LES demi-mesures que Ton Sc
prepare de part ct d'autre a adopter
pour Sc ~concilier lie bon youioir du
nouveau parti ne feront que retarder
la crise au grand detriment de Ia
prosperite publique. lie grand
| probleme Il rGsoudre est labolition
dies monopoles. Au lieu de chercher
a Sc procurer lappni du producteur
opprime en- iui otIrantj II monnaie
r~epresentant une valeur f%actlce, Oh
ferait mieux de lie proteger contre
ceux qui l'exploitent.
La tyrannie du monopole pese
deja trop lourdement sur les epaules
DIES ouvrlers. LIE movement argen
tiste prouve que Ia foule est suscep
tible de Sc tromper sur lie choix DIES
moyens les plus propres a ameliorel
sa condition. Pour peu que lOf
tarde 4 lui rendre justice, ellie fnir:
par attribuer Il Persistence meme dt
capital les abus qui Resilient unique
ment DIES privileges accordes a,
monopole.
II faut aviser au moyea d'empe
cher les entremetteurs de s'interpose
entire lie producteur ct lie consomma
teur pour prelever un tribut qui, pa
ses proportions e~xagerees, ressembl
plut6t a I'm vol qua une compensa
ton honnete. En- prenant DIES me
sures energiques dams ce sens o.
Gvitera peut-etre les horreurs dun
, revolution sOciale.
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xagvELLES LOCALES,

Nossrs Charles Badeaux ct Thos.
ut,;pre sont deruierement parts pour
gelmore Springs.
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&c aPionmler" de l'Assomption
nor,p On tete de ses COLONIES lie nom
AfHon w. Price CONNIE candidat a
i proehaine election pour membre
d Congres.
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LIE Gouuerneur Foster qui etait
allie faire un voyage dams les Etats
de PEst ct de TOuest est de retour.
Il afirme que lie sentiment popuiaire
est favorable a l'eletion de Bryan ct
Sewall.
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Hmanche dernier, les restes dc
Wade W. Webre, aui est mort, samedi
naiin des suites DIES pleasures quill
asalt recues par Ia chute dun eleva-
euf De Ia American Sugar Refinery,
@ q Nouvelle Orleans, ont etc
rsnsportes d Thibcdaux par lie
Nutnern Pacifque ct inhumes dams
e claetiere de rEglise Catholique
aJoseph en- presence dun nombreuS
odneours DAMS ct de commissioners
% defunt ct de Ia famllle.
Le defunt etait natif de cette
psrolsse ct un fills de l'ex.Sheri1
IA. Webre. II etait age de % an;
aestlne de tous ceux qui lie COMMAS
Mt
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LIyREs OFFERTS

1 Mon oncle ct mon cure.
2 L'amourenx de Ia prefete,
) Martyr de l'amOur.
4 La roche qui plenre.
5 LIE re,pOrds dun f~aussaire.
+ Reeves dores.
7 Drame de rh6tel WoronzOff.
= Les fiancailles de Lorette.
9 LIE sacrifice dun fills.
10 LIE cOurenr de dot.
II Roman dune jenne file pauvre.
IS LIE roman dun crime.
"a Trahison vaincu par l'amour.
Is La vengeance du fiance.
II Les denx Jeannes.
IS Miserable faussaire.
u La martyr dune mere.
20 La charmeuse.
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I. mar du Licuteuant-Gouyerneur
!. j. Louisiana r. II. Snyder est
mort reinforcement.
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Une addresse au public emise par
lie comlte executif du parti argentis-
te. oul 4 sa convention de SAINT
Louis. Sc declara en- favour de Bryan
ct Sewall, declara que DIES 73O dele
CUES Qui formaient lie personnel de
cette convention, 9 etaient Prohibl-
tionistes, 10 Populistes, 146 Demo.
crates ct $40 Republicans. &c
dernier ehiffre mOntre combien grande
est la detection dams lie partl IePu'
blicain.
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II a etc reeu d la Nouvelie Orleans
pendant la salson de 1886 1885,
303 sacs de riz, peasant en- moyenne
1872 livrcs chacun.
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Djnancle proclaim une partie de
Be- Ball dot avoir lieu au pare
Tetlsau, entire les silveristes de
fsifodaux ct les Gold Dust, lie
laiourebe Crossing.
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\ VENDRE E,HAh 4 !

un mile de T~EibOdaux, Ia mOltle Complaint
ct la Balance 4 un deux. tr0is ct quatres
ans. Pour plus amples intormations, s'adres-
ser d J. NJ. VERGNOLE, New Orleans.
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Les democrates qul ont etc dechus
de leurs aspirations a la convention
democratique de Chicago Sc proposent
de tenir une convention rationale au
commencement du mois de septembre-
LIE senateur Hill, de New-York, veut
etre president DIES Etats-Unis. Qui
vivra, vera.
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Des assassins ont p6nttre derniere-
ment dams Ia demeure dc Louis Breaux
paroisse Iberie ct FONT tue 4 coups de
haches, Sa femme a etc aussi terri
Element battue, mails on espere qu'elle
ne succombera pas a ses pleasures.
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Have your Job Work done
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Une bonnie historic pour la verite
de laauelle dependant nous n'assu-
mons pas la responsabilite, es:
racont6e dun brave fermler, qui,
CONNIE une multitude de e conci-
toyens, a beaucoup lu wi la question
du free silver, sans que la lumlere Sc
fut faite dams son esprit. Il etait
arrive a la conclusion que lie gouver-
nement distrlbuerait Get argent au
peuple, ct quill y aurait alors neces-
site pour l'appointement d'agents
charges de cette distribution. En-
bon citoyen, il resolut d'ofrlr ses
services CONNIE officer distributor,
moyennant salalre bien entendu, ct il
crut sage de sly prendre a favance.
II ecrivit done a une maison de
commerce, lui rappelant qu'ils ava;en'
etc en- relation daffaires depuis ving'
ans, quill await toujours solde ses
complies avec regularite, ct les prian,
de voir leur representant au Congress
pour obtenir son appointment.
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LIE village de Bowie situe derriere
la Station Raceland u Ia ligne du
chemin de fer Southern Pacific est
actuellement une vile qui veut ac-
querir une reputation. Samedi der
nier, un train special quittait Thlbo-
daux, avec pres dune centaine de
negres pour aller visiter cette nou.
velIe vile. Pendant la mutt, un
Negro dd nom de Green Hollins,
entire dams la sale de bal ct tire SUI
une negresse. Immediatement apres
les autres n6gres, trent u lagres'
seur qui reco,t quatre bales dams Ia
tste ct trois dams le corps. Au su d.
cette tragedie lie coroner s'est trans
porte sur les lieux, ct a forme III
jury d'enquete qui a declare qu'
Hollins await etc tue par DIES per
sonnes inconnues.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
MAYOR GLEASON ARRESTED AND HELD.
HIS BAH. PLACED AT 81 900 BY JUSTICE GAYNoR-
NOT CALLED TO PLEAD.

HIS BAH. PLACED AT 81 900 BY JUSTICE GAYNoR-
NOT CALLED TO PLEAD.
Mayor Patrick Jerome Gleason OF Long Island
City was arraicned in the Supreme Court yester-
day before Justice (iaynor shortly before O'Clock
on the indictment found against him on Saturday
by the Queens County Grand Jury. for violation
Of the Election law in regard to the appointment OF
election inspectors in Long Island city. The Mayor
was arrested in his Office In the City Hall ycs,cr-
day morning by Deputy-Sherin Mershon. The
Mayors frie nds Immediately hurried out after two
bondsnen and the party came over to Brooklyn.
where Mr. Gleason arragned.
After the trial before Justice Gaynor was
disposed Of. His Honor said he would take M the
Gleason case. No appeared for the People
Justice GaynOr asked for the Distric, Attorney OF
Queens County. but II appeared that he was not
present and that there on one in court 10
represent him. Then Justice GaynOr said he would
not ask the defendant 10 plead formally TO the in
dictmont. II" rather surprised. hc said that the
Mavor had been arrested. He should have supposed
it sufficient to tell him 10 appear. ne did not
question that Mr Gleason would do So Ther- WAS
little discussion. and Justice Gaynor finally
said that he would hold the Mayor In 81 900 bail to
appear before him in Long Island city on WcdEes
day morning next TO plead to the Indictment. The
tig Mayor at furnished the required bond. his
suretics being Oliver Clark ana Henry Station. When
the proce edinCs finished and the Mayor
leaving the courtroom he said he had statement
to make except that he thought the arrest an
outrage
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

1t is understood that the price paid for the proper
ties. Nos. IL and i2 Wa-st.. and Nos. IS and 7 Ex-
change Place, sold by w. X Aston is little less than
s. 100000 They comprise nine thousand square
feet
At private contract Mr. Aston has also sold to WILL
lam V. Brokaw. the new private stable, No. 4s East
Fity-frs,s lot 25xl0O for something under $45 OO0
At the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom yesterday
Bryan L. Kennedy sod In foreclosure, No. 232 Stan
ton-st four.siory brick tenement, lot l6sxlOo. to
Charles A. Morris for $l69l5.
Charles A. Berrian sold in foreclosure, No. 3H West
Twenty ty-seven;h-st threestory dwelling, lot 2Ol0x
9s9 to ex-Inspector Thomas F. McAvoy for 5000
G. II. Diamond Il Co., have sold for Marcellus Hart
ley. No. Il Wesl Thirtlehst, four-story brownsione
dwelling. lot 25Xl0l6 for about $4,000.
William Pcken has bought the plot OF six lots.
taking in the entire street front the souhsde of
Nnsty-eighth-st.. between West End-ave. and River
side Drive.
James Carlew has purchased four lots In One-hun-
dred nd nine teenths 2C0 feet west OF Lenox-ave
and will erect five three-story private dwellings
II. Simon has sold to d Mr. Hartman. No 254 West
One-hundred ed-and-thirteenh-st, three-story brown
stone dwelling. private terms
Frederick Zittel has sold for John C. Umber1eld
a Mr. Rozcnfed, the four-story brownstone dwell
ing. No % West Eghty-siX th-s size 22x6lx exten-
sion xipsl2 on private terms.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
DEATH or RICHARD +. COLE.

\ VETERAN FIREMAN AND A MEMBER OF TIE
FIGHTING FOURTEENTH"
Richard Furman Cole. a veteran OF the l4th Regi-
ment OF Brooklyn died Saturday evening at his
home. No. 163 Fort Greene Place. lie was born IN
New-York City. June 20. 1929 and when five years
old his father and mother removed 70 Brooklyn
where ne had lived since with the exception OF
the years spent in the Army. He was for fourteen
years a member OF the Volunteer Fire Department.
and for time assistant engineer. He was also as
No 6 In the old days when the City Hall bel CAV"
out the alarm. When the War Of The Rebellion broke
ont In 1861 ne enlisted in Company IL OF the IAN
Regiment. and marched with IL from Fort Green"
on May The regiment sworn in at Washington
on MAY %. Private Cole took part in all the ndri
fortunes OF the Fighting lih until rs return. lie
was at the first and second battles Of Bull Kun. At
Antctam. South Mountain. Fredericksburg. chan-
phur Springs Gainesville. and in the terrible three
days fight Gettysburg. including me struggle ~
the railroad crossing While ne was helping to re-
move some OF the wounded in the Gettysburg igni
the hospital was captured by the rebels and held
for half an hour. Mr.. Cole escaped being taken 20
the rear prisoner by winding some bloody
bandages around his limbs and lying down among
the wounded unit! the place was recapiured ny ~,
Union soldiers. He fortunate. as ne receiver
fev wounds and never seriously disabled. MS
PRINCIPAL mishap being cut In ;he feshy part oi the
leg caused by a fragment Of shell.
AZ the reunion OF the veterans cf the ftl OF wnicn
here arc ONLY about l25 now living Mr.. Cole alwdys
only a year. when the regimen; saiuies inc
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
HENRY NIEMITZ DEAD.

.rd weIl-known Brocklynite. died on Sunday morn
ing. after a weeks illness. He was apparently In
rood health although he had been complaining
some time previously. He took a Turkish bath on
Sunday a week ago. which so weakened MN Una,
he was compelled to take to his bed' out ne hopeo
,o ba ont again in a few days. change for the
uyorse came on Sunday morning. and he died at
II 30 o'clock He for many years prominent
resident OF the Twelfth Ward. where ne was much
interested In Republican politics Some years ago
he moved UP TO Union-st.. where he was engaged
In the grocery business. He was a great lover OF
borsee and extremely fond of driving He had a
large number of friends throughout the city anl
was one of the most popular Republicans that ever
lived in the Twelfth Ward; He leaves wife ana ana
forr children The funeral Will take place AT his
home at No s45 Union-st at 2:3o o'clock to-morrow "
nfterf ooc His brother-in Herman struck. OF
Van nr,int-st who was also n prominent Republi-
can in the Twelfth Ward. died rather suddenly
some four five years ago.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
EXPRESS RATES TOO HIGH.
MANUFACTURERS CALL ON PRESIDENT
ROSSITER TO HELP BROOKLYN PEOPLE


ROSSITER TO HELP BROOKLYN PEOPLE.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Manufact-
urers' Association of Kings and Queens Counties
was held last night at the Pouch Gallery. Iresi-
dent Henry b. Haigh occupied the chair and Sec
retry James r. Hole recorded.
Secretary Hoile read letters from ex-Congress-
man W. Bourke Cochran and Or. David H. Coch
president Of the Polytechnic institute. thank
ing the association for Offering them honorary
membership and accepting the offer. The Board
OF Directors reported the election Of a number OF
members. OF whom one was Freedom G
Smith, the Prohibition candidate for May or at the
recent election.
The Committee on Transportation then reported
a draft petition to President Rossiter of the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. which was
adopted by the association. The petition states
that when at the request Of the association MI
Rossiter arranged 10 handle express PACKAGE the
association believed that rates would he given
which would enable manufacturers to compete with
those of other centres. This had not been accom-
plished. and the association says that. while the
present methods and arrangements to reach other
points are all that can be desired; manufacturers
still fail receive material benefits
Inc association therefore begs Mr. Rossiter
int in this 'c city exceed Tho those in and
the rates and for several years past charged
arc @ !, cents on 100 pounds greater than the rates
charged 10 and from New-YoIk City. The express
a to b na from a t2sey G,aSr y
Philadelphia and Boston. are p cents and upwar1,
per 10, pounds less than the rates charged to ana
President Halgh then took occasion to deny, the
Charge that Bourkc Cochran was hired to deliver
his Academy OF Music speech and said that the
Manufacturers Association had not even contriD-
uted money to the Sound Money League. motion
introduced the last meeting TO ndorse H. X
bin No. Psi. providing for the adoption OF the
metric system. then taken from the table. put
after some debate tabled again. The meeting
corcuded with sereoEticon lecture on Gems ana M
levels" b. Ludwig Nsssn, eS-presiden' OF the
New York Jewellers Association.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
TO HURRY THE CARRIAGE CONTRACT.

MAYOR wURsTER URGES THE NEED OF HASTE
UPON COMMISSIONERS WILLIS AND EMERY.
Mayor Wurs;.r and Commissioners Willis and
Emery yesterday afternoon consulted over tho
awarding OF the contract for removing and
ducing garbage. and a rcsul. IL said tina,
the contract will be awarded within a day or so
Their" is practically no doubt that II vii. 80 to
Crawford q CO.. rather TO the company which
they have organized for the purpose Of presenting
a bid. Their bid the lowest Mayor Wurster
told the Commissioners that there urgent
need to grant the contract AZ once. and he read a
letter from the War Department. dated November
l., informing him that the city must positively
stop dumping garbage into the by January l.
the date to which the privilege had been extended
the request of Mayor Wurstcr Mayor Strong
ard Mayor Warwick OF Philadelphia have both
informed Mayor Wurster that the Arnold system
Of garbage reduction. upon which the Crawford
Company has bid is excellent one Mayor
Strong Informed him that New-York City had
adopted the system after careful study Of the
whole question: and Mayor Warwick wrote that
300 tons were reduced daily in Philadelphia with
out bad odor other dlsagreeable features 1t is
the proposition OF Crawford If he receives the
contract. 10 unite with the w-Yor, company
which is building garbage reduction plant on
Barren Island. This plant. II Is said. will be sufn-
ciently large 10 reduce the garbage OF both New
York and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
A TRAINING SCHOOLS PROSPEROUS YEAR.

GRADUATION EXERCISES or THE NURSES CLASS
OF THE BROOKLYN MATERNITY HOSPITAL
The graduation exercises Of the New-York State
Training School for Nurses in connection with the
brooklyn Maternity Hospital were held last night
in The new building. at Washing ion-ave and Doug
iass-st. Diplomas were presented TO Alexander A.
Conitre. Cora b. easier. Emily Wills Elizabeth
Cash, Mrs. Hattie NJ Smoots. Viola 7. Petit Olive
T.. Robinson. Emma Ward and Annie Burnham and
certificates were given to Carrie Foster, Ada Dillon
Carrie Martin Flora Hart. Kate Worby and Julia A.
Davern
The hall was pretiily decorated with flags and
bunting and the floral offerings OF the classes were
placed on the sage. DR.. Edward ". Avery. medical
director o. the hospital presided. and made ad-
dress TO the graduates. A majority Of the officers
and managers or the institution were present, among
them being Mrs. W. b. Pierson. Mrs. Jerome Alien
Mrs. Rober; Shaw Mrs. James f. Hl. Mrs. George
+. Demarest Mrs. sydney Starbuck, Mrs. Edward
Osborn. Mrs. Stewart II. Moore. Mrs Frederick H.
Green. Mrs. Joseph Edwards and Mrs. John Sim
mons. Mrs Jerome Allen. corresponding secretary.
read report for the year. showing 1t to have been
the most prosperous in the history OF the institution
Mrs. Robert Shaw. the treasur.r also read a report
showing a balance In hand Of s23 Slabs IS having
been received In the year and 1sS IS expended The
hospital Is mo-tgaged for $4,000. but there Is no
floating debt.