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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-02
nnIEF NOTEs AND GOssIP.

~
The failure Of the Legislature to ad-
icurn on the Monday Immediately suisse
prent 10 xhe birthday OF General X. r.
lee. having created such widespread
comment throughout the South. II Is uh.
ferstood that resolution will be onered
within the next few days by one OF the
members OF the House explaining why
fhe General Assembly did not ADJOURN
over.
The Naupin and Pitcher bills. the one
prohibiting and the other allowing, poor
selling. Will come up in the House next
Wednesday. ana IL Is expected that ms
viii be the biggest fight OF the session.
The Committee on Counties, Cities. ana
Towns. by vote Of 10 4, reported lhe
Pitcher bill. but Il is understood that
Chairman Digs and Mr.. Newberne. an
other member OF the committee. who
was not present when the vote was taken
will submit minority report. embody-
iag practically the same provisions as
the Maupin measure IL this be true
and there seems 10 be no doubt about IT.
the MauDin bin will. In effect. have the
approval. as was originally the case, OF
a majority OF the committee. No other
subject before the General Assembly Is
engaging more ettention just now than
that OF licensing pool-selhng on race
COURSES.
The Senate and House committees on
Counties, cities. and Towns, together
with a number OF invited guests. Will
leave over the Richmond. tredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad tomorrow
night at TIC o'clock. for trip TO New
Jersey to inspect the roads Of that
STATE President Bryan, Secretary An
S"rson. and other officers OF the N'''-'''''
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TYOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT.
Id II ExECUTRD At tax DisPAfoa
FHTNTINGs-HOuSK
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WANTED, A FEW BRIGHT MEN TO
prepare for the Internal Revenue, Gus
toms and Railway-Mail services. EXami-
as 10 salaries, dates. places. &C.. free of
NATIONAL CORRESPONDING IN
STITrTE. Washlngton. u. Z. fe 2-ltt
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EXPERIENCED BooK-KEEPER, EN-
GAGED until p. NJ, solicits evening
OFFICE WORK after that nonr; c, Dsy1 e !.
care pispatch ofiice. ia 29&a&fe 2-St'
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WANTED, Statesmen. ENERGETIC
travel: easy seller; staple goods. Liberal
salary or good commission. Address
Post-Ohice Box HOS. New YORK city.
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LADIES. I MAKE BIG WAGES DO
ING pleasant home work. and will gladly
send full particulars to all sendlng &C.
stamp. MISS M. A. SlhbbiNS
fe 2-1ts Lawrence, Mich.
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LADY WANTED TO REPREsENT
Us. Good salary and permanent position
TO right party. Address AETNA DRUG
COMPANY, Post-Ofiice Box l26 Detroit.
Mich. re ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
Visited the Alamo.

Miss q. Weimer, Kyle.
w. B. Philpott, College station,
Texas.
Cooper SAMSON, Georgetown.
Mrs. Cooper SAMSON, George
town.
G. N. Blake, Houston.
Mrs. Goggan and companions,
San Antonio.
Mrs. P. III. Maher, Greenville, o.
Mrs. F. A. Irwin, Dayton, o.
F. ]. Resell and wife, Galveston.
Mrs. M. E. Warren, Galveston.
Miss M. E. Warren, Galveston.
w. A. Daniel, Columbus, Ga.
E. 81. Daniel, Columbus, Ga.
]. E. Brown, Atlanta, Ga.
7. B. Beatty, Tyler.
Mrs. George King, San Antonio.
Miss T. King, Galveston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
NEW YORK f"D EUROPE

The Mallory 8. 8. Linz uIlers to the travelling
public the cheapest and most delightful sum-
mer route to New Y FORK in theiI fast and pow
erful iron steamers, having cabin and steer
age Accommodations unsurpassed by any line
ahoat sail ,nR from Galveston every Wednes.
day morning.
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS
Will find this the cheapest and most desirable
route, making close connection in New York
with all the Trans Atlantic lines. Passengers
booked through to and from all points in
Europe at reduced rates. For tickets, sailing
plans of all steamships, reservation of room
and correct information in detail, apply to
w. ]. YOUNG,
General Agent Mallory Line and Agent for all
Transatlantic lines, 523 e. Houston St.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
ALF. ALLEE KILLED.
CITY MARSHAL OF LAREDO SENDS
HIM HOME.
Only Few Particulars of the Killing
Have Yet Been Received-He Was
Stabbed Four Times.

kilograms from Laredo last
night announced the killing OF
Alfred Y. Alice, of San Antonio, in
a saloon in that city by City Mar
shall A. j. Bsrthelow, of Laredo.
Beyond the news that Alice was
drinking and wss partially under
the influence of liquor and was re-
sisting arrest when killed, nothing
further is known of the details of
the killing which was done with a
dagger, Alice being stabbed four
times.
Allee's family, consisting of his
wife, son and daughter, reside at
No. IA 8elvin street. The re-
mains will arrive in this city on
the Laredo train this evening.
Deceased was born in Dewitt
county torty-two years ago. He
had followed! stock raising and
ranching as his life's business and
had at one time a considerable for
tune, which dwindled, however,
when stock raising in Texas met
with great reverses some years
ago.
He had been tried and acquitted
five time on charges of murder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
Real Estate Transfers,

Edwin q. Smith to Eliza X. Car
rler, rear part OF lots Z, s, 9, block
10, Laurel Heights; $1,000.
Eliza K. Carrier to Annie G.
Marucheau, rear part Of lots Z, s, 8,
block 10, Laurel Heights; So, 400.
Albert O. Marucheau and wife to
Eliza K. Carrier front part Of lots
z, 8, 8. block Is, Laurel Heights /;
$435.
Leopold Hurst and wife to Frank
Tessmann add wife, southeast one.
fourth Of lot 9, block l, o. C. |. ~, in
Brooks alley; 5000.
Amanda j. Dignowity to John
A. Bitter, southeast fourth of lot
8, block l, north side OF Brooks
alley; ST..
Frank A. Aid to Southern Build
ing aud Loan association, OF Knox
vile, lots 2 and 3, block 20, corner
Lawson and South Flores streets
ST. ,597.55.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
Mr.. Wade and a Wheel,

John A. Rollins, a bicycle re-.
pairer Of ITO North Alamo street,
is missing fine 500 wheel since
last week. A man of pleasing
countensnce giving his name and
address as W. ]. Wade, 40S North
Pecos street, rented a wheel from
Mr.. Rollins for two hours and paid
for the hire of the wheel, but
failed to return. Finally Mr.. Roll
Inns sent man to look for the ad-
dress given him, but no such
number could be found on North
Pecos steeet, and the neighbors
did not know of any Mr.. Wade
living in that vicinity.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20

tonians from the Denison and
Northern. All unite in telling the
same tale Of woe. Some had
hardly enough clothes on their
backs to flag hand car with.
]. G. Green, chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the rail-
readers convention to be held in
San Antonio next month, has re-
ceived a letter from Vice President
and General Manager NJ. d. Mon
serrate of the Arkansas Pass, grant
ing free transportation over the
Arkansas Pass line to all delegates
to the conven tion upon presenta-
ton of the proper credentials.
Manager w. O.. Van Week, Of the
Southern Pacific, extends the
same courtesies.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
WEATHER NOTES.

WEATHER NOTES.
The only stations over the south.
western country to report rainfall
during the past "a hours are Den.
yer and Little Rock. At the former
station the fall amounted only to a
sprinkle, while at the latter it was
quite heavy, measuring LOG inches.
Partly cloudy weather prevails
and the temperatures are generally
higher than yesterday morning.
The barometer is highest over
the Mississippi valley and lowest
over Colorado.
Comparatively cool weather pre-
walls over the cotton region except
over Louisiana and Texas, where
the maximum temperatures still
run to and over 100 degrees. Light
rains have fallen except over Ten
nessee, Alabama and North Caro-
lima. Russellville, Ark, reports
1.76 inches of rain.
Weather partly cloudy, and
wind light from the southwest.
LOCAL RECORD.
Maximum temperature yester.
day, 81 degrees.
Minimum temperature in past "a
hours, rs degrees.
Mean temperature, Sc degrees
normal, so.
Temperature at 7 a. M, this
date, "; sensible temperature IA.
Relative humidity, 7S per cent.
8. B. PFANNER, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
OF WaterwOrks, Electric Lights, Etc, Is
Cheaper For Citizens.

Of WaterwOrks, Electric Lights, Etc, Is
Cheaper For Citizens.
To the Daily LIGHT.
The LIGHT has always advocated
the municipal ownership OF gas,
water and electric lights. This is
the system practised by Manches-
ter, England, and have before me
the reports of the gas and electric
light committees to the city coun-
Gil for the past year. This shows
that gas and electric lights have
been furnished far cheaper than
furnished by any private corpora
ton, and the city has sup
piled all gas and electric lights
required for public purpose
free of charge, and yet had
made a clear profit Of
f12,OOO; $4,000 upon electric
lights and on gas of 100000 $780,
600. There is no figures on water,
as / have not that committees re-
port, but though water is supplied
to an ordinary household at half
crown a year $50 cents) there is al
ways a good margin Of profit. All
profits there are paid into the city
treasury and 60 to the reduction
OF taxation.
What is the cause of all this?
Why it is simple this, that the
people make the profits that en-.
rich corporations that is all there
is in it. These facts, however,
justify the Light in it's advocacy
and show the wisdom of the
system. They should also set peo-
pie thinking. All 1 can say is
"go and do thou like wise."
TAXPAYER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY For The LIGHT.
Captain Bishop is granted seven
days leave Of absence to take effect
after complying with his duties on
the retiring board at Chicago.
Private Fisher, company G, and
Tooley, company B, Eighteenth in
fantry, have been relieved from
extra duty as trustees in the quar-
termaster's department.
Private Colven, troop K, Fifth
cavalry, has been detailed on extra
duty as blacksmith.
Privates G. L. Jones, Company
E, and X. l.. Walker, Company G.,
Eighteenth infantry, are in the
guard house for violation of the
seth article Of war. They were
caught having a quiet sleep on
post, by the officer of the day.
They will be tried by a general
court martial.
Lieutenant Craig, of the Fifth
cavalry, on temporary duty at
Fort Mcintosh, and who was re-
ported sick, is improving.
Mounted dress parade takes
place this evening on lower parade
grounds.
Major Edward Field, Second ar
tillery, in letter to the New York
Times says the United States
should have war college.
There are now twenty-three
vacancies on the limited retired
list and the secretary OF war is
looking for candidates to fill the
list.
Lieutenant G. B. Sattlelee, Third
artillery, has decided to resign his
commission and become preacher
He has already applied to the
bishop of Florida for orders. He
fs graduate Of the class Of 1876.
Captains Potts, Bishop and War
witch are on an official trip hunting
a target range for the troops.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
Sneak Thieves

Have beon prowling around the
neighborhood OF South Heights
the past two weeks and as result
the neighbors are complaining Of
lost chickens, axes, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Ii this thing keeps up the resi-
dents say that Grlfi Jones will be
called on to render a verdict of
heart failure over the thieves, II
caught.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20

"A bill Of sale was filed In the
county clerks office this morning,
by which Charles w. Dunfee con.
veys to Jonathan Dunfee q man.
tel, tile and CRATE business on East
Houston street in consideration Of
S125, for the liquidation of an In
debtedness of SO, 2s7.97 and the en-
dorsement of six promissory notes
amounting to $1,175.S9.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
Keep Mum Bows!

The Popullsts held a secret m eet-
ing in the French building this
morning in the interest of Taylor
McRae, their congressional candi-
date. The denomination of Noonan
was discussed, but what action
was taken could not be learned, as
every body was mum as a clam.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at
8 p. m. August 20, 1896:
Generally fair tonight and
Friday,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20

AuYtrtiS6 If you want business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-08-20

Mrs. John Schulz is quite i'll at
her home ON Josephine street.
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lie jour de Ia Saint-Valentin, qui
tombe un vendredi cette aimee. 4 etc
ass;gne par lie gouverneur Foster a
trois executions capitales celles de
Nurf Williams dams Ia paroisse
Assumption, pour meurtre de Henry
Simmons ct de John Jones dams la
paroisse Avoyelles, pour meurtre
auSsi.
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C'est d Chicago one Sc reunlra. le

C'est a Cnicaso que Sc %reunlra, le
! juliet, II convention rationale
dtmocratique. St-Louis a etc bien
pres de l'emporter STR le vingt-neu-
vleme ct dernier tonr de scrutin
mas cette derniere vile pourra Sc
consoler ave- III convention republi-
caine ct ce!!e DIES populistes, ces
derniers a.vant resolu he 81 reunir le
- Juliet.
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Dams notre dernier numero, nous
avons suggere rerection dun monu-
ment commemorate en- l'honneur de
la memoire de notre tres venere
pasteur, lie Tres Rev. Pere Charles NJ.
Menard. ST telle est Intention DIES
paroissiens, ce don't nous n'avons
aucun doute a ce sujet, lis devraient
former un comite pour prendre les
measures necessaires pour atteindre ce
noble but. Mas pour la reussite de
ce noble projet, il he faut pas seule-
ment DIES hommes mais aussi DIES
danes qul, apres avoir organise un
comite auNillaire, Sc mettront a
l'euvre, avec tout lie courage ct toute
l'6nergie qu'elIes peuvent d6ployer
en- de telles circumstances.
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Nine. E'SPENAN.
SAGE N DE Ire CL,ASSE

SAGE FEMME DE Ire CLASSE.
Ancienne eIeye de Ia m%aternite d'ac-
~couchement lie Bagneres de Bigorre.
.liplomee par Ia facult6 de medicine de
Montpelier. France.
PR1X So: ACCOMPLISHMENT ct les SONS
pendant 8 joars dams le village ct a
FeXterieur 81 lie besoin lexige.
RESIDENCE Enc. CANAL EFT MARKET
THIBODAUN, LNE.
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On signale, a la Nouvellc-O Orleans,
la reapparition de Ia tournure,
QUEEN anglais on appelle lie s'bustle."
Celia n'embellit pas ce qu'on est
convent d'appeler Ia plus belle partie
du genre human, bien au contraire
mas puisque la mode le veut il fault
bien o u y soumettre.
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On peut voir a Selma, Ala, la
plus grande bizarrerle de Ia nature
qui existe aujourd'hui c'est IN
garcon de plusieurs annees don't Ia
constitution est DIES plus sinsulieres.
Les medecins eui Font examine ont
trouve que sol corps est dlvis6 entire
lhomme ct lie cochon ainsi, il a IN
ecu human, mails DIES poumons de
cochon une tete, DIES GRIZZLIES, DIES
j~ointures. DIES pieds de eoehon, mais
son corps a une forme humane.
IL ma Jamals parle, mails grogne
CONNIE un cocilon.
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PHILIP R~oBICHAUN

Les families qui d6sirent sap
provisionner de sirop Gle bac ainsi que
du sirop de batterie Oh de sucre, lie
tout de premiere qualite, mont qua
s'adresser, sans retard a Mr.. George
Dionne proprietaire de l'habitation
Enterprise.
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CONVENTION SENAToRIALE.-Les
Delegues 4 la Convention Senatoriale
du 9me District Sc sont reuni, mardi
dernier a Thibodaux, commencement a
fappel du chairman, l'hon. Marks.
Apres avoir resolu les questions qui
leur ont etc soumises, lis ont proc6de
a la nomination DIES candidats.
L'Hon. Jos. Z. Leblanc, de la
paroisse Assumption ct l'Hon. John
d. Shaffer, de la paroisse Terrebonne
ont etc de nouveau choisis CONNIE
candldats pour representerle District.
Deux bons hommes qui feront cons
reimbursement leur devoir, CONNIE
lis font toujours fait pendant qu'ils
occupalent leurs sieges an Senat
d'Etat.
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lie JUICE Felix VOORHEES, reclame
$4,000 de ~dommages a NJ. j. B.
Lawton, redacteur Gle / Enterprise
de Ia Nouvelle-Ibere pour avolr ecrit
que lie JUICE subissait DIES influences
indues dams administration de sa
cOur.
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Az PU.IsC.

A la solicitation de mes nombreux amis
qui CONNIE MOI II 'acccptent pas lie resnltat de
la derniere election prlnaire CONNIE etant lie
loyal ct iuste varuN dn peuple. ie m'anuance
CONNIE Candidat independent aux fonctions
do Sh6rif, Il lclection du nois davril pro-
chain.
PHILIP RoBICHAUN
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Les Populistes ont reinforcement
remodele leur ticket d'Etat qul a e,e
endosse, avec beaucoup d'all6gresse
par lie part dies planteurs Rtpubli-
Gains N%ationaux. &c ticket Sc com
pose DIES personnes don't les mons
~suiveEt
Pour Gouverneur, J. n. Pharr !;
Lleut-Gouverneur, John B. Klein
peter pour Secretaire d'Etat, j. ".
Mcfarland pour Tresorier, John
Pickett +; pour Avocat-G6neral, L T.
SUTTON :; pour Auditeur, II. 2. ker-
nochan pour suriatendant de lEdu-
cation, DR. G. 4. Cook.
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La resolution ayant trait a une
enquete sur faction du sieur Bowler
qui a prive nos habitants sucriers de
la prime sur lie sucre a etc consideree
par la chambre ct adoptee sous forme
dun substitute presente par NJ. Ray,
de New York. LIE comlte judiciaire
devra fare une enauete de la lol It
s'assurer jusqu'a quel point ellie
confrere aux officers charges de
%lexecution DIES lois lie droit de refu-
ser de METRE en- efet les provisions
dun acte du congress ct de juger de
sa constitutionnalite. On croft que
lie congress declarera que Bowler a
outrepasse son autorlte en- refusant
de payer la prime.
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COUPON DE PRIME:
AUX LECTEURs DE LA SENrINELLE

DetacheZc e coupon ct remettez lie avec Gets
en- imbres-rostes pour chaque volume
desire. on - cts pour 3 volumes au choix.
Iarmi les ouvrages NOMINEES sur ce coupon,
an bureau de itEPRoHoN & LEPRoHON, IS
rue St-Gahriel. Montreal. Canada. ct yous
recevrez les numeros demandGs franco mar Ia
poste dams les hut iours qui suivront votre
envol. EcriveZ vOtre nom ct adresse tres
hsihlemrnt, ct designez les ourrages desires
par Humero settlement.
Nom
Ouyrages desires Nos
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LIERES OFFERTS

Mon oncle ct nor cure.
amoufeux dc la prefete,
! Martyr d. l'amour.
/ Ia roche qui pleurc.
. lie retnorus dun faussaire.
9 Reeves dores.
Z Drame &c il0tel Woronzoff.
: Les tianeailles de Lorette.
= lie sacrifice dun fills.
~ lie c0ureur de dot.
r Roman dune ienue file pauvre.
- lie roman dun crime.
- Ifahison valncu par l'amour.
ID La vengeance du lance.
II Les demX Jeannes.
is Miserable fanssaire.
H. lie mapw dune mere.
70 La charmeuse.
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Nr Gustave Abribat Jr. Went de
commencer l'assessement de la
paroisse pour l'annee 1896. II est
assiste dams &c travail par Mr.. L.
PARA, IN ex-membre du Jury Police
qui c'est toujours occupG, pendant
qu'h faisait partie de &c corps deli
beratif, des interets de la paroisse
avec zele.
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FUSION POLI1IQUE.

Les planteurs republicans, COM
prenant enfin quill ne faut pas comp
ter sur les allies en- politique, allalent
renoncer a toute fusion avec les
popnlistes 4ni. du reste, ne leur
otfraient rien. lis avaient resolu d..
Jouer Ia partle seuls ct pour leur
propre compile, quittes 4 ne pas
ellre leurs candidats. lis V comp
tent peu, il est vral lis sont meme
reslgnes a la defaite mails lis ,eu-
lent sauver lie principe pour lequel
lis ont combattu jusqu'icl. Et puts,
81 lie peuple nest pas avec u peut-
etre s'attlreront.ils les sympathies ct
les bonnes graces de Ia prochaine
administration, qui sera certainement
republicaine.
Mais, an moment OH, perdas au
mllleu de Ia tempete politique, les
republicans al sucre Sc resiynaient
Il leur triste sort, I'm phare leur est
apparu. Nous avons deja dit que
les populistes, qal devaient faire
alliance avec eux, leur avaient tourne
lie dos au moment critique ct, au lieu
de completer lie ticket qu'ils avaient
commence, en- ~avaient forme I'M de
leur cru, ayec un VI. Booth en- tete.
Ce VI. Booth, tres tenace de sa
nature ct tres hatte de sa nomination.
he voulalt pour rien AL monde
demordre de Ia haute position a
laquelle l'avait eleve la convention
DIES populistes. II comptalt sans les
petites trahisons de la politique. ce
pauvre NJ. Booth. LIE comite central
de % part, s'etant reuni Il Alexan-
drie pour completer lie ticket ebauche
a une reunion anterieure, a concu
lidee Gle jouer une vilaine farce 4 NJ.
Booth. lila descendu du pedestal
OH il await etc place, a n meme
%laNertir, ct a mis- a sa place lie
capltaine. \. Pharr, planteur sucrier
de Ia paroisse Ste. Marie. II nv a
que lie premier pas qui conte ct ce
enlargement fait toute la balance dn
ticket populiste a degtingoIe. NJ.
}. B. klenpeter, d'Est Baton Rouge
a etc choisi pour lieutenant-gouver-
neur /; J.. f. Sutton, de Terrebonne,
candidat DIES sueriers, Il etc maintenu
CONNIE avocat general, ct lie capitaine
Donnally CONNIE auditear NJ. John
Pickett, tresorier d'etat actuel, a etc
nomme 4 Ia meme place.
CONVENTION JUDIcIAIRE.-Les de-
legues 4 Ia Convention du 1Sme
District Judiciaire, comprenant les
paroisses Lafourche ct Terrebonne.
Sc sont assemblies mardl soir, ct ont
procede a la nomination de deux
candidats, un pour Juge du District
ct l'autre pour avocat du meme
district.
La premiere candidature a etc
dome au Juge L. ?. Caillouet. qui,
tel, a toujours rempli son
consciencieusement ct i la
generate. La secoEde a
etc donnee au tltulaire actuel, Mr. F.
b. Winchester eui, CONNIE lie juge a
toujours etc apprecie pour la maniere
desinterrssee don't il remplissait les
devoirs de sa charge. lie cholx de
Ia convention est DIES plus judicieux
ct DIES plus heureux ct il est sur. 81
les democrates font leurs devoirs
qu'ils seront re-elus.
CONVENTION SENAToRIALE.-Les
Deleguss 4 la Convention Senatoriale
lu 9me District Sc sont reuni, mardi
a Thibodaux, commencement a
du chairman, lhon. Marks.
avoir resolu les questions aui