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ANOTHER SCHEDULE.

,r,,o To,ro man ON and n Vlu 10 !,
A"o ie'"'s ,,u ,TClnh Jaaaue ""' i'e
~" ''ons"s'
fort worth haNi's "ioPPe" o"i OF me
league. it remains for "a continuance OF
ths s.,sor Win rour c,uls-uouston So
'"e season wy" 'V'' i'o"A'''i' -"
Antonio Galveston ana Austin Antic-
!pating such IA contingency, che schedule
committee last ST nday adopted "a scheol-
Tile for four clubs. which was to be in eff.
foo, a. n,c.asary 1, is given hoio,, ,rd
ie't II heeeS9"'s' ~ 90 sNe" De'o"' an"
under 1t the season VIII proceed:
Al ttom.- WIN Galveston Aurust II 70
+, ~ i''',,or = Il sente1nh.,h " ~, ~ -
No. ,u,in A,igiisi is ID N Santrr D' TO- ~
ii ~ IA. Vim San Antonio Auei,st Il d.
~ Srptember s. o. TO-
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them was an Illinois team captaincd by
a, {. Anson the noted ball player. The
and both sets OF traps were kept running
from a. m. until 8. p. m. Twenty..ight
sued The Iowa team. known as the I'm
dams consisting Of GILBERT the worlds
champion, King. Trottcr, Budd ana
nois team No. I, consisting OF Marshall
6Tosby and and Towers. Each team dropped
Three teams. one from Ohio. Pcnnsyi-
wanda and Illinois tied for second place:
The Nebraska team, No l took third
with III. old timers say that II was the
greatest shooting ever seen at tourna-
ment
The weather was intensely hot during
the afternoon, but a stiff breeze srrang
up and as the hrds were selected lot,
shooting became very difficult. The at.
ladies were In the throng. The condl-
tons imposed were that five men on each
team should hcong 20 ono State and be-
long to some regularly organized club.
They shot at their hirds. $50 entrance for
each team. ten birds per nan With $40
added for each team entered uttered by the pn-
Knox referred, Tomorrow the worlds
championship VIII he contested.
Chicago August SONY one event was
ship live bird tournament today at Burn
side. that being the ten bird event. This
was on account of the tremendous entry
list The nominations were forced to close
with 1000 entries and three of the shooters
could not face the traps on account of
darkness.
over a,No spectators passed through the
gates The heat was tempered 10y "A south
ives, wind that made tho birds at times
exceedingly difficult 10 hit. The majority
of the fcathcrcd targets We're good
strong flyers. Tho fifteen bird event Will
be shot Thursday, and in addition to the
worlds championship event there viii be
plenty of spor, for tho shooters.
There were many exciting incidents dur
ing the day, the most important being the
race between John iNlcinman and Captain
a. n. Bogardus. who held the champion
ship for so many years. Both mon are
over 90 years OF axe ana are Old time com
petitors. They shot In the same squad
and tho contest between them was
Watched by 1000 people. Both had clear
scores, the veteran bogurdus killing the
last nine birds with his first barrel. The
cheer that followed could he hcurd at
Pullman I'ogardus VIII shoot on the
SportsmanS Review team tomorrow.
IouisViEc, SIOUX City and Council
Bluffs entered teams this evening. There
will DO about thirty or thirty five teams
to compete. Large delegations OF promi-
rent sportsmcn viii arrive in the morn
ing.
Promoter Rice is at his wits end how
to provide room for m" spectators, 1t
looks tonight as though there would he
we'll over lpo entries for the worlds cham
pionship Thursday.
In the ten bird event today the added
money was $50 Those who had clan
scores were BoCardus, j. j. klenmann.
Green. Gooreeson. a. w. pubray, Charles
Wick. Ruckhardt, Rcdwing. Fulford,
Rola. Malone, Clardge. Rondy, Marshall,
Grim, Shower. Miller. WTmot A. II.
King. W. S King. Wcstflcld, Tanning.
Glover. Mack, j. g. Willard. Dunnell.
Klein. Heck. Rel Franklin. ScotL An
thony. Ringer. DIVER and II. i. Frost.
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GREAT FOR EAST TEXAS.


The Darlington Clears the Bar Drawing
n Feet. Inches,
Beaumont,T Texas. August 5.--1'he steam
ship Darlington. the largest vessel that
has ever entered the port Of Sabine Pass
sailed this morning with a cargo OF 2eoV,-
100 f.sdt OF yellow pine lumber from the
Consolidated Export Lumber conany for
London, England The vessel took the
entire cargo from the wharyes at the pass
and crossed the bar drawing Il rect, =
inches of water. without stlrrME tne
mud While the people OF Southeast
Texas have long realized that wafer
depth at Sabine Pass was sufficient TO
float the big ocean-going steamers, II mas
been hard TO convince ship owners anu
brokers that such was fact In fact IL
is sad owners OF the Darlington sent the
vessel to this port - an experiment aha
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Cincinnati, August 1.-TWO taNorftes ana
three woll-playod second choices won on
fast track AT Newport today. n large
crowd saw the sport and the betting was
brisk.
Three quarters OF n miic--Doorga, Cy'
clone r.Ntania. Time. l:ib.
Five cightha OF "A nilc--Bcllr Rramhlo
Sorrano, Bon Brown. Time. in.
Mile and 20 Nards-Ceci Kasper. hleie
u Time. liaig.
Half mile Turtle Dove, Poutng, Eth'
Farrell Time, iS'a.
Suvnn eighths Of n milc--Dr, Kellogg
Laeacoync. Skate. Time, 20.
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AILsA sAILEp ALONE.

cowes. Isle of Wight, August h-Tno
race today for the Royal Yacht squadron
prize of 100 pounds sherAng was u iail'lr e. e.
t'aress. SsinUu. Meteor ana billhlh, ~ y
starred, hut Brtarnia. Satln'ta ana ,hr.s ,s
and had 10 give up the contest lh'n
Medeor's bowsprit was carried away ana
she retired Ais, sailed the course alone
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EVENTS AT BRIGHTON.

New York August b-There was co2l
breeze Blowing through the grand stands
AT Brighton Beach today, and that was
about all there was to recommend the
racing. =,
Mile and a sixtesnth-Marshall, Premier,
Sir Dixon. Time, l:iS4.
Half mie--Ben Ronald Sedgwick, King
Bon Time. 1914.
Thfec-quarterv OF n mile, selling Tire.
MARCO. GraclOsa, Elizabclle. Time. l:l5.
Mile and one-'1ghth-The Dragon, Illu-
sion. Time. -. Two starters.
FIve-e ghths 81 mile-Sunny slope,
Slow Poke, ROTTERDAM. Time. l:0e
HAN a mile-Kaisar Ludwig. News Gath
erer. Passover. Time, 49,.
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Dallas. Texas. August Today Man
agcr McCloskey received telegram from
Fort Worth Informing him of the dis
handmcut OF tho baseball team ~ That
city. In trying 10 rcprranizc tho IpfliaS
team i, was McClpSkcy's understanding
that he was to have tho pick Of the DIS
banded teams Of Norlh Texas. but now
baseball ~ a. an end In that district Tor
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ropr woKTH pIspANDEp.

For, worth, Texas, August 5.--Manafsr
Ward THIS morning dish in1ed the Fort
Worth baseball rNsm. Several reosonS are
assigned IT. was the only team IN norm
Texas. leaving long Jumps 70 rcach any
other ground, lack OF lh'or'Ft any
natronara and small receipts. wh oh
made rs LOSSES heavy. Others exist, put
these an, the principal ones.
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nRIGHToN REACH ENTRIES.

First race three fourths of "a mile, maid
ems. selling -Conprition III. Sir Arlington,
Form Seed. Senator Murphy, los. Merry
Maker l09. Muriel II, Bergen. 10 ILord Me
MAR, Irksomc, lol Sultan II %. Lily
NILS, Scroggan. "a. Columbia r., Coles-
tina. 20.
Second race. five-eighths Of a mile,
y,ar-old-, scliing-Dmna's Daughter ll1,
Successful I0a. slow Poke los. Dyo lM,
Gew CAV. Brighton. l05; Don Bias lW,
Salairc. Mauriius. lo3; fornn lo2, Second
Chance l0l,
Third race. one m!le--Aurclan, Sir LIN
den ila: Rrandy~ine M. Rama il6. Sep
tour. Royal H., Defender. l"6
Fourth race, thrce-fourths OF u mile,
Rising Generation siakos. 2-yHar-olds
Huphazard, Horoscope. SLOW Poke, llS;
Sn'malS lOi. Winged Foot ll6 Sulsuu 10,
Ftfth race, one and one-sixtcerih miles,
handicap Nolloy los. Defender 100. CHING
nui ~ Telegram 30.
sixth race. ihrec-fourths OF mile.
maidons. selling Tanlstan Midas. los,
Annie Sweet, IlrilAancy. loi Mormon.
Rockledrc ss Whip Cord NJ, Medicu ",
carthusan. Brohma Dame Quickly. "a;
Captain Russell 50. Nlocnta l6l.
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Nashville, Tenn August "a GOOD at
tendance witnessed the second niyhif
races of the National Circuit riders al
the Coliseum and the racing was bet
ter in spite of several ace 'doDts than that
which was witnessed last night rhc NJ
tendance was greater and tho riders IN
better trim and condition Tomorrow
night closes the meet There were four
teen cvcnta on the programme between
professionals, amateurs and noNiceS.
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way VII sell round trip tickets August .,
ana n " from all stations at double ;he
reeuiar child's rate Tickets will he lm.tuti
"i,tii August p for return
On account of the Stat, Sunday scho,t
convention md Baptist Young psoplp's
". union lcolored) at Galveston August is 10
~, ,he Houston and Teyas Central railway
VIII scli round trip tickets from all points
Al rate Of one fare, the maximum rate
20 pc -. Tickets will be sold August n
ana IL and limited for return until Au.
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Good Scores Made al the Trap Shooting
in Chicago.
Chicago. August 5.-When team or
FIVE men score As out OF 80 birds and do
not get a place the shooting must he Of
high class. Such was the case today In the
Dupont Worlds champdonshkp tourna-
ment IN progress q Burnade. One Of
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ROUND TRIP RATES.

on account of the meetinS In pal'as o.
rho grand lodge of the United Bio'hers VI
Friendship and Sisters of the MysteNou
Ten, the Houston and Texas Centra9 rs"'
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Enrncd runs-San Antonio !, Houston g.
Two base hits-Kieonan .. Jacobs .
Becker
struck out-Py Nevin ., by Bdlsz .
Bases on called balls-on Herbert 2. off
BHltz ,.
stolen hhses-Iious'on Z.
Time of game-l:50.
Cmp.rP--t bark.
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afey shaw, Columbus. Texas: + G.
Sn Columbus, Texas. Charles Forks,
Forks Brenham. Texas. T.. w VIM
Eyer W: j. Iytlc. San Antonio; Il.
vhilfss, New York L. n. Hun. Dal-
A. H. Ray. Houston. j. W. Kirllpat-
homer. La; 7. w. Parks. Tyler; ].
snallll, Neasco r Il. White. Austin /:
osslu9n Columbus; r. w. Beck. sun
WHY. Louis Y. Mitchell, WASHINGTON
.'n register, Thomas stevens Nor
wy, T. 9. Nlrd.c anil wife. Scaly:
,tt,nVr Newark. y. J.. II. II. Kcl-
%snv,Ile Tenn: Louis kellogg. Muir
n, 10" ,enn N. O. Kennedy. Dubuque
f-'V b. Tunt, Columbus. Ohio.
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pp,,NIIAM WON ALL.

Brsnham, Texas. August 5.-The third
md last Of tho series Of games be'weeh
Rrenham and Lacirange baseball teams
PLAYED here ended last evening whh
score of TO in favor of Brenham Eaeh
81 the three games was won by ING ho'"o
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uEAnNE ". BREMoNp 4.

IIcarnc. Texas, August b.-The first
game OF series of three was won by the
home ieum by score of ~ to 4. Proctor
and Deskin did the battery work for
IIearne. while W. Iicarne and Ward did
the work for BTcmond
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Frlr, on the Internal onal anu uIunI
sss md The Galveston, houston ana
.0 avS Tar arrive at and depart from tho
Is.,,,lanal depot, foot OF Congress owe
/ y. vs,o,iri Kansas and Texas trains
MKaty depot At the foot of Mont
WI ,ven,ie. north side OF the bayou:
Ss,son, La Porte and houston ana a.;
y mois except those mentioned use
4 Grand Central depot.
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THE HOTELS.
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First race. six ana one-half furlongs,
selling NtrgR Dixon ~. MoUllh ~. Kit
roma. Onarctto. Alvarado, 9S; La Creole
lol, r'ritzie Marchaway, lW; j. w. COOK,
Ragnor l0S.
second race. ono and .one-sixtecnth
mics. selnng-Allegro 81, Fred *. ~. Mrs.
Morgan "a. livingstone 9s Dockstader. lit -
tie Tom. Countess lrma 90. Sue kittle l0l
Pepper lG2
Third race hroe-fourths OF n milo Sir
Play, Arapahoc. ~. G!smonda tby Him
yari 100 Hrendoo l0i. First Mate ll5, Fly
ing Dutchmnn l2l Caesaran III.
Fourth mcc. fivo-eighihs Of mile
9S: Prosecutor. Arlington. lol: Lexington
Pirate. DR. Catlctt Hats on. Ion; Sutton
Ill. Storm King l23.
Fif,h race, five-eighths Of mlc-Ber-
nadlllo 100, Roscberry Imp, Worry Not.
John Carr l0S; Stackc.berg los. Harry
Gwynn, Indio. Fonclff, ~
Sixth race. six and one-hah lurlongs.
selling -Aniath %, Dorothy, Mohalaska'
aS; Irlne Woods 100, Garfield, May Role,
100: l,ore.ao D. io3. Necedah los. Miss
Rowott ~. Imp sa,eur 1903, Red Toy ~
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CotJrupIrs vs. BELLVILLE.

Bellvlle. Texas. August 5.-In series
Of three games OF baseball between the
Columbus team aud the Bellvillc team
begun here Monday and finishsd yrster,
day. each team won game anu INV thlru
..sI ar m
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Fort Worth Texas. August Gear and
McAlllster. two o. Fort Worth's best
baseball players, have been sold by Man
ager ward for II consideration OF flUu.
and left to join the Cleveland team. Their
loss Will be felt IN the Texas League.
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AuiplroRIrMs VS.. AMERICANS.

THIS afternoon at 4.3o o'clock the Amer
icars and Audltor!ums. two of the hes,
amateur baseball teams IN the state. Will
cross bats at League park. Both clubs
claim the amateur championship of abe
city. and as the game has been arranged
for the express purpose OF deciding ihiS
quest on a battle royal Is anticipated
The winner VIII play the Moerens of
Galveston.
Tie following are the players and POSI-
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I'd. Sd and eth. The Burnei game was
wnn by Temple with score of p to 3.
San Angelo took the first Of the series
by 10 10 d. and Temple took the two last
with scores Of 81 to and To :. Rcgtn-
ming with today a sorics OF games VIII be
played with the Dublin club IN that city
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pATRIARcns MILITANT.

Buffalo. N Y. August at is ex-
pected there Will be about 300 swords at
the cantoument OF the Patrlarchs Mih-
TINT Independent order Of odd Follows.
which Will convene In thi- city this week.
The National cnntonmrnt will not lie In
working order before Wednesday, hut the
hotels are already filling IN. The parade
viii take place Wednesday, afternoon.
Nearly nii 81 Thursday VIII he taken up
IN competitive drills. for which four prizes
are Offered from cantons and one for the
best drilled officer fn each OF two classes.
The local cantons keep open house all
veef
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THE TEMPLE BALL TEAM.

Temple Texas. August Q. - Since the
Temple baseball club left home -four
match games have been played, one with
Burnett AT J-ampasas on the 30th. and a
series Of three with San Angelo on The
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NEW HurcHlNs HOUSE.

kibcr q Gue-in.
ger. Proprietors.
Remodeled and
newly furnished.
Unequaled In all
Its appointments
In the State of
Texas.
I Thu = c 4 q | 4 6
Hotel.
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included In means.


GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken by the United States
Weather Bureau at all stations at p. m,
10Th meridian time.
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After a slceplcss night. Use Angostura
pHtcTs to tone up your system Buy only
the genuine, manufactured by d.. siegerr
q Sons.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Columbus II. II. f..
Columbus ....,...2 0 o o o q q II
New Orleans. "a $40 o20's u =
Batteries--Petty ana Grim, Smith and
Gonding
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|I W Sarah HKInlnlana, Texas. Angus,
tstnaeiy NJ nHsnne>iy, daughter w, VI
Friday ev y. oyster Creek dia.4 u
Neh'ns OF congestion NV mere
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for All instant l thought c. jumping OH.
But it was only for a. instant. for even
rs the thought cam something told me
my duty was to stop And there stop
PEG, and now I'm glad ! did.
"tB;Il,' he cried, turning to me with
a wild light Of triumph in his eyes,
Bill, we shall save the passengers and
Jennie and Jim. Don't you sec, lad.
hov, It viii be? We shall stop the goods
train hy throwing it off the line, and
the carriages are nearly stopped now
look!' I glanced behind. The train Of
carriages was 100 yards away and slow
ing down rapidly. The passengers were
saved.
tin silence, save fer tins painting OF
the engine, we gripped eacE otEer'sh hand
and waited. Oh, that waiting! | felt
nay, hcard--my heart humping like tho
engine itself. I tried to pray, but my
brain VAS III q Whirl. I loEged for tho
tension to cease, fer the end to come
Just then tie gSods train appeared
round the curve. They hadn't seen Us,
for steaGl was on, but instantly we heard
the Sharp whistle and knew they were
doing their best to stop. ! SAY Hugh
glance quickly from the goods train 70
the carriages, ard his eyes lit up once
moro with /. great, triumphant JOY, ~
lc Ga..el up t. the sky. Then, before
Ieauld say u word, II lift 4 finger, he
seizco hold of me, ard crying, It's your
only chance, lad! lifted nc clean of the
enciI1t ard swung me oil to the bank. I
remember falling and hearing a dull
crash ;..d 4. fearful scream, and then all
was silent.
"'Tisat is Ill, sir."he continued, turn
ing from nls to the crushed figure under
tho engine. He gave his life for you
Theil, knaeling down, he took Hugh's
cold hand into his own and said:
God bless thee, Hugh, my best and
only friend. Goodby!' and walked
slowly away.-Strand Magazine.
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The Rider the sufferer.

Walker-Er, when you run into q
man, the rider is as likely to get the
worst Of it as the pedestrian, isn't hes
Wheeler-You bet he is! The last
fellow ! ran into only lost a front tooth,
while I had four spokes broken and my
sprocket wrenohed all out Of true!-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08

Tom Magee, = notorious char.
acter, for the apprehension OF whom
the officials Of Pike county have ioe
some time past been % the qui vive,
was brought here and lodged in
Jail :hls week. Magee Il q brother
in-law of the desperate and robber
Grady, who was sent to the peni-
ten tiary several months ago. and
likely he too will soon be doing
service for the State. He 10 charged
with white-capping, and u consid.
cred desperate man.-Magnolia
Gazette.
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paid with 10 per cent interest be rendered
to the purchaser
All deeds Of sale made or that may b
made by collectors OF taxes shall b
received by courts In evidence ~ prima
facie valid sales.
Sec. 8. Be It further resolved, ETC..
That Article two hundred and forty.
two Of the Constitution OF the state Of
Louisiana b 20 amended ~ to read ~
follows:
Article ~ The General Assembly
shall have power to enact general laws
authorizing the parochial or municipal
authorities Of the State. under certain
circumstances. BY . vote Of . majority
OF the taxpayer In number and In value
voting at the election. to levy special
taxee In aid Of public improvements. or
railway enterprises undertaken by pfi-
vate corporations: provided that such
tax shall not exceed the rate Of flve mills
per annum. nor extend for Q longer Der.
Tod than ten years. and provided further.
that the foregoing provisions shall
not apply to public buildings.
bridges and works Of public improvement
mentioned In Article 20. It being the In
tent and meaning Of this proviso that
parishes and municipalities shall have tho
right to tax themselves to any limit sub
ject to the restrictions Of Article -.
@. W. BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
H. r. LOTT.
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate.
A true copy:
T. 9. ADAMS. Secretary Of State.
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JOINT REVOLUTION.
Proposing an amsndmsnt 70 Article
N q the Constitution Of the STATE
o. Louisiana, relative % the trial
Of voeused cases In district courts,
ead intsrehsnss Of Judges.
Section I, h II resolved BY the General
Assembly Of the state Of Louisiana, two.
Shirdo Of an the membsSs elected to each
Neuee eeacurfine. That Article one hum
dfed on1 twelve Of the Constitution Of
The state of louisiana b - amended -
- read - ieIlowS:
Article IN The 0ensfal Assembly,
ohan pesvids b. law for the Interchange
Of district Judges and for the tsia1 Of
recuoed eases In the district courts. By
sho seasctioa Of lieensed attorneys 1t
law. ~ IN intsrchause Of Judges and
Otherwise. WAsn any district Judge u
pesvented b any disability. or any other
O. appoeneo0 tern e1 his eourt. and
that 11es = made 70 appear b. the Ger
ttqeaae 20 ~ clerk. undef the eeal Of ~
0ouFt, . he 0uDfo0o court. o. any -.
ooe3aao 1uDtSee theeeof, e In tho judgment
q ~ eouss. O. any associate Justice. the
Duhlic interest - requires. he shall 0eo-
lgnato aaA appeint any district Judge Of
any other district 70 hold said court and
% llscAasgo al1 the judicial dut1s0 Of the
1u0Go - oioonaod daring oaid Disability.
0ueA appotntDsat shall b Aled IN the
lNks once eN1 entered n the Qinptes
q e6i1 Alstrief court and certified copy
6Aasuoe uaAer IL ooal o1 he court.
oAall - tyansunittsd b. The clark Of the
o1DeTice court q the district fudge 20
1eslg1ated and appelnted-
q. ". BOLTON.
II. h LOTT.
Psss11sae Pro Tsmpess Of the Senate.
4 t4uo Copy:
:: . ADAlfs, Secretary Of state.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-02-08
The Pops and Sugar Republicans

The Pops and Sugar Republicans
have combinsd at Lest. The Sugar
Republicans net It New Orleans
last Monday AID consunated deal
With the Pops BY withdrawing their
entire Safe ticket and endorsing the
ticket put up At Alexandria . few
days ago by . committee II Pops.
Thus it 10 that the Pops after nomi-
mating Mr.. Booth aud the Sugar
Republicans AIr. Pugh at the head
Of their respective tickets have
pulled down both and agreed on .
ticket made up by both parties.
BY this means the Sugar Republic
cans virtually become Pops, and
the Pops Sugar Republicans, and in
either case one or the other party
abandons their entire position and
principles.-St. Helena Echo.