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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-09
THE A OF LOUISA
18th Judicial DISCREET Court :
ish Of Lafourche.
Francois Derdmee rs. No. 90 |.
Celeste 1errebonne, gtdok "
Laurence Meramls.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT ACFiN5
l. and by virtue Of q wiz :
Facias e~manating from the aness
Court. in the above entitled ana n.
case, | have seized and will ofisf ",
public auction, pursuant to lay, n n ~
aud highest bidder. at the court
the town of Thiboiaux. ON
SATURDAY JANUARY gth' ="
bet the hours Of III o'clock =. Y.
o'clock y. m, the following deserves
ty t0-wit: syaes
The undivided half ola CERTAIN NH
land situated on the left descenulhs I
Ba:< on Latourche ut about fcrty
below the town OF Thibodaux, meass "A
arpents front on the said Bayon N M
Of forty arpeuts bounded above ~ H
William Pitre and below BY WI ,.s
Ducos. Together with all the oa11A#
improvements thereon. sfx
Terms of sale cash to pay anu sa M
principal. interest, attorneys iecn'
costs in the above suit.
JAMES BgA ,,,s.
Sheriff Of LAi0l'N'
December 5th, 1896.
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4 FOUL MURDER AND ITS LES
SONS.

Last April, Martin Bioneanx, a pop
nlar merchant of Scott, La, vas bru-
tally murdered in his own bed one
night, aud the contents ct HE safe
were rif1ed. The whole community was
ahocked and excitement was at fever
heat. Two men we're arrested on sus-
picion and the feeling against them
ran so high that their lynching became
probable aud they we're taken 10 Lake
Charles for safe keeping. Thee weie
subsequently, indicted by a grand jury
for murder but their trial was post
poned at the suggestion IF :he Sheriff
young French boys named Blanc were
implicated in the murder, and he WAS
DESTROYS of capturing them so as to
unrayel the mystery which surrounded
the murder of poor Bieneaux.
Months of assidnnts searcii by Sher
Iff Broussard failed to revea, tie
whereabouts Of the two boys in aues.
ton, until one day this week they
again applied to Mr.. Boudreaux, IL
farmer neal Scott, to be reipstated as
farm han6.s, .lie position they uccu-
pied on his farm at the time Of the
murder. Mr.. Bnudreaux immediately
informed the Sheriff who at opce ef-
fected their arrest and charged them
with the muder. They at first denied
it, aud then weakening, confessed it in
all its horrible details.
Ii is not Il pun ose to relate the
hor:ifying details Of a diabnlical crime
bnt to draw from it two sanitary les
sons it emphatically teaches.
The first of these is as to tile sinful
ness and the sometime great injustice
of lynch law. Many unfortunate be-
ings have been lynched on circumstan-
tial evidence less convincing than that
which encompassed Balm. one of the
men first arrested aud charged will,
the murder of B~igneaux, and who was
only saved from popular vengeance
through the faitllfnlness. GOODNESS, and
determination Of Sheriff Broussard /:
and yet. if Balm had been lyncled as
proposed o. Ils tiwssap -inaseent man
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On last "Wednesday MT a
M. Mr.. j. r Thereof Of RaA
u son of Mr.. AlrxandrA rhesA
Racrlani, breatlie,l his Inst ut
of twenty one Years. The ID
wa~ IL p%n,lnalar young man il ii
ish. Wit, IL hnst of friends, Win \
panied Ia learn of his unlimeIF
The death IF a young man,
terihg into mans estate. fssh 4
ambition aud high resolves. tl
de- and 10 eahqtrr. II aiwats d
WHEN accompanied With tile d
stances by which yulag ThefsI
emvironea, il il peculiarly AVID.
piessibly sad. just nine days
the G,im Destroyer laid bis ii
on his ,onng llfeaHa claimed !
his victim, lie. ia The full lda
health, had .inyfu'ly led 10 ths
the fair maid Of his Geart, Miss
Gerard If New Orleans. Who /
happy aud contentcd brb Is
brnken hearted widow bride.
Shortly after the wedding \
ftacted that dread disease. pnea
which so rnthlessly carried BIN
R
His mortal remains were inter
ST. Jnsept,'s Cemetery. after ths
tiful funeral services Of The &
Church had been performed.
We extend our heartfelt ~
to the bereaved ores left behiui
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It is = relief to read of a new cause
for u hank failure. The failure of one
Of the three banks which went under
last Tuesday at st. Paul, MINI, is as
signed to the work of '.evil tongues
Some tatters started evil reports abont
the bank which precipitated the run
on it that led to- it's close. We bav"
known the nefarious work of such
t~houghtless, ii not malignant. c:ea-
tnres 10 have ruined things bv far
more precious than banks with their
boarded gold. The reputation of
many an upright man or virIuous
woman has been hlackened, ay. blast
ed, in some instances. by malicious or
tlioughtless tl,rusts of ''evil tongues"
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N@snlc IdiiS into tile hands of
theifchnldren. The diabolism Of the
crime committed by these two French
boys. aged 20 and the other under
10 years, is inexplicab'e except on the
theory advanced by themselves that
they had been feeding their minds for
many months, perhaps, years, on yell
low back literature. eliminating in a
study of the life of Jesse James and a
joint resolve to act it.
1t is true that these two BOYS were
orphans, having lost both parents a
year or two before in Paris, and it
might be said that they had no one to
direct their reading; still the tact re.
mains that there are many parents,
who are crimiDally negligent in per-
uniting thelrch'ldren to read what they
list, and there is no doubt that many
criminal tendencies of maturcr years
can be traced to the mental and cnnse-
guent moral debaucliery of tender
years.
Both these lessons ought to he taken
to heart, that the moral they poll
might serve as a guide in the futnrea
Let no parents imagine that their
children are better than other peoples
children, and therefore need not the
same restraints and watcbfulness. Il
they are no better, as is most likely
the case, then they need the sams care
and watchfulness as others do; iftlley
are better, then all the greater reason
is there to watch over thela tenderly
that they may not fall into the evil
ways and crooked paths that Others
tread.
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Just now everybody is beginning to
take u Spring Medicine. And it is n
good thing to do provided yon take
Simmons Liver Resulator-the best
Spring medicine. It's u sluggish liver
that clogs the system and makes bad
blond. A dose u day of Simmons Liv
err Regulator will maks n new man ont
Of Won, and new woman too. Look
for the Red z on the package. Ii is
Simmons liver Regulator you want.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
18th Judicial District Court. PaFij
Latourclie.
Succession of Ft0re. tan Chaapa|
ST., and his wife, No. l5S
Pr0bGtes.

NTHEREAS, FLORESTAN ChA
w. CINE, JR.. d resident OF tnls
haS made application to DO nauiad Al
pointed administrator OF the afUresaId {
Now, therefore. all persons A. 7 !
warned and notified 10 file their oppssa
to the said application in writing, Nv
clerk of said Court, at his office 10 sls
of Thibodaux, ten Gays alter the npse
hereof, otherwise the said apPlieans w
named and appointed as such adnlials.
as required by law aud'n accoraaaee
law.
49, Witness my hand and tue rhgas1
IL 81 the seal of my office o. ialay.
~ La, this The IN dsy
II. j.. AUCoaA
DIV Clerk Of aaia Y
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Reciprocity Is destined to find room
in the proposed tariff revision By the
Republicans. AS we have shown i'm
the past, reciprocity is free trade pure
and simple as to certain articles of
merchandise, by agreement between
the favored country and this a mat
Ter of barter and sale, as it were.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-09

AT midnight Of the night Of Sunday
and Monday last, Cyprien Kerne, an
old citizen of the 9Th ward of this par
ish, departed this life at the advanced
age of "a years. The deceased had n
loot accidentally crushed a few DAYS
before on the plantation railroad of
Irosclair and Robichaux which super.
induced death.
HIS remains were inferred 10 st. Jo-
seph's Cemetery on Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock.
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EIOod il Life aud upon the purity
aud vitality of the blood depends the
health Of the whole system. E1pe-
ri-nce proves Hoods Sarsaparilla to
be tho hest blood purifier.
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Mrs. Evelina Biiaat, the venerable
mother of our fellow parishioner, John
ID. Briant, Of Raceland, died Of pneu-
monia last Sunday and was buried in
st. ~Josepii's cemetery, last Monday.
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The whole community sympathises
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Toups, liv-
ing IN the seventh ward, seven miles
below, III the terrible affiictiou which,
has lately come upon them. Tha,
dread scourge Of children diphtheria,
made its appearance in their home and
seiziDg upon their loved little ones.
LAID them all cold in death in the
space OF four Gays, despite all the
skill OF experienced physicians to save
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NECROAGICAL.

Mrs. Evariste Navarro, an old lady
of the Ciackbay settlement died du-
ring the week.
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hoods Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver aud bowels. Cure sick head
ache.
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2 good width and In some places grubbed
out IL had pretty wen grown Up with
brush, bat Mr.. FlssEsr Of New Whatcom.
who owns saue Mining properties near
flanagan pass. AZ the Upper end q cae
state road ard some ten miles above che
recent discoveries had. and in fact sGl
has. a small force of men engaged IN slash
ing Il ouJ. Improving tb~ worst places.
cuttlnS out fallen logs and generally put
ting i in good couatdJa for a pack tran.
The work has heen very well done. ard
up - the f0urteau-n5.e post the tvaH can
now be counted q fairly coed o1e.
ATypIcaI Washington Bridge.
Al the fve-nalia post a br.dze across the
Nooksack has been built. bu. we were un-
aware of fts existence. and followed the
main Travelled iran Hlth the result of
coming oUt az q Ford mile ana a half
above TIE bridge. HallnE some parties on
the opposite side Of ths river we learned
- our mistake. retraeed our steps ard
crossed the bridge- This bridge. by the
way. tz specimen of architecture wA5,a
II would BE Impossible 70 dapltca.e outside
of Washington II consists OF log some
three feet in diameter rather more than
eighty feet Ions hewed Gar on she upper
side ard protected by hand raN Laden
pack animals cross II .thoet It's swaying
or srrinEsn< particle. THIS bridge. also,
is a result 81 Sir. Fishers enterprise
A Mere Ghost of n Trail.
Camp was made a. The twelve mile post.
sTa wi.h precisely The saue crowd who
had ~anned near Us tAe rseht before We
had uassed ard re-zEs- 4 cash other sew
eral ames 5Grs-E tire day The next morn
ing r1a f9urteea-rulie post was reached
about s o'clock. ana here tae really difa-
caf. ua~t q the travel commenced. From
Ia F sea -
an st~ lire Of five miles 20 the rswD AT
Twin Lakes AT ehe tine -ra arrived there
was no tran whatever between the points:
ret a hush had been ctst. ana even 81 }zin-
Rad been attempted Tor bot a very small
portion of the s3-ca1}s8 trssl TIE general
dre,tfon giveo was - keep swamp creek
ta bearing. ar3 - keaa 10 she h-cn land
as 1uch as possible Es-G i-3v 5ual fol-
lowed thsse directions according 20 the
a-ates of BIS u7vn fancy a-cd IS result
tHF~e were AS r74ny tresas as Oh. ere acre
parties SONG in-
svunE on Wf~ipforn, nation.
T-c eve -aes = .AIs t~s1 are f--rntslrly
rE il tR tsEre .e N.,aSrehe-ry
t-1es 1-w0 f.v aer swamp eev.rs cI4A
Ss ans tse ike r general course IS
r1l-ts very Uaee asu1rs 81 tacL
UsG@ -rsE IS s -s ~s-.ls an &
v-.a~a'e ara te- tae 1-~sr ra-,.ar oE !-s
-rs 81 eer- sra <Y gorge
Tsa-- Ess 10 5tT-..y r. sz Rs--.s
20 f. f1- - ~s. -rf readily
Pr rr--t tr- toe es.sre e ea.f q -1.e.
Al al Sfeusrs e-vo a- t-e g5a--
-.Ea raE- ta1 a< .s rhar atee-
r-4re t-e 1rs- eeee& s->..-r. -.-t8 o- tes
}-sa @e nc43 11t zra vate- sar
a.E 1tsca~re rraeS sss encountered
sh1t ocS arc 8 t-s .111--tioa
-ns uv Esz- saa1ars1a as
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have made the trip w,th the minimum q
exertlou and discomfort. For The purpose,
however. ot being able 20 present per-
fectly accurate account OF just what would
have "a oe undergone b. tho average
wou!d-be prospectos led into he new dis
trict by the reports % SIS wealth, ] deter-
mined 10 pursue precisely the course
whlch would BE- followed by al q tAat
class.
As the original news of the discovery
came from sumas and as by the map X
appeared that Sumas was The nearest rail-
roaa station to the new district. taat was
sslecsed as the point q departure Al
sumas q Tight oatdt vas obtained. consist
dag ~ a blanket. prcspecsor's pick. ax. fry
inx pan. cup. ana a few pounds a pro-
visions. such as bacon. har1oraad ard The
Ike. sufficient TO constitute altogether 4
paek of oaiy come thlr;y pounds in wesat
ana yet containing all of tha absolute ne
cesslt.ss for m3antain TRIP q a wees. or
even of ten days. In Duration As a far
vraxon read existed from SaHaas 20 Loops
place. distance % atteea n.les. team
and nznt wagon were hired sor ;his portion
~ the Journey. The time az departure was
AZ a.eie-k n enc morning on Tuesday,
september Il A very heavy grade. com-
-,,er-.ax ahost two ulles cat from S4Tsas.
ana runnsue for saoat q mile ana q ha,t
ana an extremely bad piece os road for the
l,s- Eve miles. or troyn Eeese postoffea 30
toap.s. "a che bark af tae north FORK -
,he Nooksack. made ths t-'7 to the lasser
re.at occupy unta nearly Z o-clock-
The March over the Trail.
A lunch fren ire Basket rrov3ssa ~ ,es
ssrnss hotslkerper furnished ths last r@el-
fv Square neal which WAS Rad f3c nearly
= week. TIE uaaccusro-et hrr1en a. a
tsi-+v-ooaaa pack Rss assumed. aa3 tee
weary march over tAe tran commence:
Ta. r~aa - up ths oP9csite SIDE = sae
rsver a-s srege were shree po.uts % eres-
f~r f~em vAich se.sess.c -7u't - hR2
The e~sf uas - tsrry, recess..at-nS a se-
,.-- s.xa sse rlvrr ~ aa74s trr
.--s y . r-fe t5 wEe-s ere ,s--y Vss ,-
Gated As te.s contemplate q ~.era-. S
a. stezz. a-5 as 8, vss 'ra-f- tr4- t-s
tras f-rn tre teTry 1srrE WAS -s-
a~a ran errrslg oter le aa
rs rejected A u3s ara aa.f a-
Iss..s uta-e 6. wss ree1r,.5 taat e-e-e
"a .ox an ave~ Ha
be haa aaA ses Grass wzF a.-er ess q
un IS ,hat ee.rt a @.e ana as.t s---
.Nsr hrs1z4 tA.s ss ss-s as5 t.s
raA rsaes- Tee .rs- uts ss.- ere ses
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camped there OF whom eleven were en-
gagged IN prospecting n the Immediate Vi
ctulsy. and had permanent camps. while
the other dye. like ourselves. were on the
way 70 the Twin Lakes. and thence II
possible 70 the scene Of the new dis
coveries.
From Union City The only means OF ac-
cess 10 Twin Lakes IS BY thc way q a
dry canyon. y IS an open question
whether this canyon or the thlck brush
below wsz the hardest portion of the trail
TIE dry canyon ia estimated a. about one
mile IN length TIE pitch Will average
about IS degrees. although IN places II ap-
proaches much closer 70 the perraldscu.a
Il Is fun of loose broken rock and bouid
ers. There are no particular dangers 20
The ascent beyond the always present pos-
sIhllty of some person far ahea4 Up TIE
canyon by fhe careless placing of his feet
starting one of the loose stones or
boulders down the NIL. IN w6ich event life
becomes FOR "a few moments decidedly un-
pleasant 70 those below. as they witness
the formidable missile laundering down
IRE gorge. and speculate upon their
chances OF dodEi1g IT, Whiie u0t daaEer-
ous. IL IS uaQueslionah.y most arauous %
ascend. IS persons burdenei with packs
Twin Lakes Are Reached
We reached Union City abou. noon. and
took . long rest before attempting the as
cent of the canyon. starting un ~ 3
o'cl0ek At the head q the canyon thvae
rrass slopes. separated from each other
by their frlnges % timber. have 20 be
crossed. ard NJ the edge ~ tae third Gre
TIRE gSEfn lakes are seen lying SO ths
mountain basin - fest Or - down = gen
tie slope TIE lakes almost completely fA
The depression iu she mountains Taere
ls but 4 narrow strip Il land between
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Senor sagasta has been telagraphed for
and It Is believed the Liberal leader vii
be asked 20 form a cabinet
The ministry whose resignation has los.
been announced vas constituted as fol
lows: Prime minister and minister for
war. Gen. Msrculio De Azcarraga; minis
ter for foreign affairs. the Duke q Tetuan;
minister Of marine Rear Admiral Don
Jose NJ. Deranger: minister of finance, J.
7. Don Juan Navarro Reverter; minister
of commerce and agriculture. Don Aure-
liaHo Literes Rlves. minister OF the colo
MES. Don Tomas CasteIlano; minister for
the home department, Don Fernando Coas-
sayon.
United States Minister Woodford, the
Duke q Tstaan and Tie president q the
senate. the Marquis Paso de Lamarrezed
held a long conference today. ard Gen
woodford presented TO Gen. Azearraga the
members Of the United States legation.
Owing TO The cabinet crisis. tho Cuban
poarrarlers have bean postponed.
MADRID Sept -MlGnlsht.-It IS said
that Senor S8Eass4 is In favor Of super
ssalag Capt-Csen- Wcyier and ot granting
autonomy 20 cuba lruued diately.
Sencr Garnazo VII probably he minister
fc~ foraix- affairs in the new 0sh.0et
LONDON. SER. 2o-A dispatch 70 the
DAILY MaS from Na3ri3 says
THO solution - the cr.sis depends ypca
the policy to - adopted toward the United
States- LIberaI politicians de-iare that
they VIII sgogt1y RESIST Amer.ca's Preteu-
SsoEs.
Gen. Azcarr8Ea. fl q long interview wi+h
the QHeen regent today explained tha siG-
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Breaking camp next morning ard pro-
cee15ug Of oEr upwar3 srraTuf,ls Ne cane
aneuE = o'ckock rtEh- ap - tae face of
sFec- z--ous Esgln-sin. tae areek making
a saarp ErzrE 70 tee rEat ans coming down
= loas waterfall ghyouzh q deep sorws
Crossing Oh a foot Iag steep and ar5u-
cs1s cA1no thro1ga the BRUSH ard sallen
timber ero1g1t IS ol- % = LsrIe mountain
valley, through wh3ch tha creek ran. On
TIE rsght was 3 gorge fzi.y Z 90 feet hfzh
and very steep. az tna upper end q waiea
portion % 3 glacier coul1 - zesn- Ess-
Gaping eroa1 under tbs glacier ard faIlrS :
a wa-te foam % the vsllsF came Swamp
creek We were ar rs headwa1e-s-
Taas aiue valley .s uow DESIGNATED as
I nIQn Clsy. ~ tas tine % ear arrival
there Ee-a about slxteea geFsaas En-
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a szu3 bark ea ens opposite SIDE Z made
my nrst camp II eoze@nx VIA 3 young
gentleman sr5m Cascss9.
Al about sl3ek n t1e morning after
q -~osre-csrrs breakfast o. baeon. hard
brad and ~oGse. tas Ira1 vas aralz taken
I'd. Il vas zeg travsIed. n fairly good
condition ard fer soot passengers and
rack ansrals fully eqaai 70 rhe average
eeurry road lr taas e1unfrT ~ Glacier
creek. three ml1es above the ec~1 tBo
coed foot logs aE1rdei a DRY passage
s-rosz he czc divisions Of the creek. sep
sra.ss ~ Z a--su erare. har
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Among the duties which devolved upon
NE while making the trip 70 the ne@ sod
discoveries upon Swamp creek. was that Of
scgulFiag accurate Information as 70 the
routes of travel. TIE difficulties 70 be en-
countered. and generally the informal s.on
liable 20 be q value to an persons desir-
irg 20 make the trip for the siFst tine aIsa
without guides. Il vas. OF course. possible
under the terms OF ny commission to have
hired saddle aaa pack pennies. procured the
services of competent guides, and thus
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SPAIN CHANGES
HER MINISTER'S.
Liberals Will Come in
and Liberate Cuba.
WEYLER TO BE RECALLED.
After Conference With the Queen.
AEcarraga Resigns.

Sasnsta- the Liberal Leader. sum-
inet-His Policy. az Outlined, Is
Autonomy for Cuba and Recall OF
WeyIer, Though Resistance to
America Il PFoni<ed-Nean W n le
Suspended, After He Has Confer
red With the Retiring Ministers.
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CONFLICT on GERMAN TARIFF.
Two Factions Of Proteetioaists Each
to Draft n BIII.

tn Brnft n Bsfl.
LONDON. Sept. IA dispatch 20 the
Standard from Berlin SAYS Al satur-
days conferences 81 the three German cqr-
porations which are tire main advocates
81 aEr8riau. Industrial and commercif}
protection held uafler tho urs sideucy ~
Count p0sad3wsbly- WehueF. secretary of
state for the interior. g. Was received 20
prepare a neF and autonornouS tariff and
commercial treaty. on fhe ha<is that che
iron lords consent n hisfer commercial
duties. The commission proposed hy the
conference viii ba constituted 80 So % Re
absolutely dependent On the government
This has caused much excl efus 90 asqon e
German commercial meu who are nt-
tsoroueA-soiEg prote-tian3sfn Tbey haT
resolved &c establish an lraers uaent an1
impartial committee tc obtain iha mat
raj they des IN necessary fer ths preEnr e.
flon % = customs tariff ard - nsw corr
-lercial traeties \ b.tteF r1ufset between
the Two committees s. Inevitable.
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MADRID. SEPT es,-Tae Spanish oabi-
net has resigned. The queen has accepted
the cabinets resignation, but has asked
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