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MARk-TAPLEYISM.-

REPUBLICAN MARK-TAPLEYIsM.-
There was a deficit of only $685.
TIT at the Treasury for September,
and the Republicans are as mucti
elated over the smallness of the deficit
as if it had been SO much Of a surplus.
There had been q deficit of S14s36i,-
432 for August and of S11 .913,604 for
July; ami it is on the ground of the
smallness of the September deficit
when compared with the deficit of the
two Immediately preceding months
that the Observation-Disclosures are raising
their paean. They argue in the sub
limelslogical way that, as the deficit
far September was less by owe ST.
900, 900 than the deficit for ADJUST, SO
ought the deficit for October to be
similarly less than the deficit for Sep
tember-shuld in fact be turned into
a surplus.
Perhaps it s'ought to he" so, but it
Is to the last degree improbable that
it will be so. The reason that the
September deficit fell so low in COM
parison with the two preceding
months was, not because the returns
from customs bad shown any material
improvement, but because the neces-
sary treasury disbursements were
very much less that month tnan they
had been in July and August. Uncle
Sans expenditures in September
amounted to only s24, 1872 61 while
IN July they had been $50. 500, S9S,
and in August $33, 58S,047. The mere
citation of these figures will make it
plain how the decrease in the Sep
TENDER deficit came about the de-
crease came about because the Treas
ury had very much less 10 pay out in
that month than it had to pay out in
the W preceding months, but it was
very far from icing due To the bene-
ticent operation Of the Dingley act, as
the Republicans would fam have the
country elieve.-Times- Democrat.
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A CHANGE OF MINIsTRy.-There
has been a change of Ministry in
Spain. and it is believed that it will
result in the granting of amnesty to
most if lot all, Americans now held in
Cuban prisons, and in the pardon OF
many Cubans condemned to impris-
onment in the island of Ceuta. But
this is mere expectancy, and II is wi
ser to wait aud see what the Dons will
do, before growing enthusiastic over
the change.
The new Ministry is constituted as
follows:
Senior Sagasta, President of the
Council of Ministers.
Senior Gnllon, Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
Senior Groizard. Minister of Justice.
= Gen. Correa. Minister of War.
Admiral Bermeio, Minister OF Ma
rine.
Senior Puigcerver, Minister of FL
nance.
Senior Capdepon, Minister of the
Interior.
Count Xiguena. Minister of Public
Works.
Senior Moret, Minister for the Colo
MES.
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s. 3. Moore, of Greenshnrg. KY,
says: | was very bilious for a long
time had fallen off and getting in
bad health. | had dyspepsia and
spit up all my food. | began using
Ramon's Liver Pills Il Tonic Pellets
according to the Doctors's Book, and
as a result | increased in weight %
pounds, aud feel like a new person.
25c.
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TNAKE NOTICE: THAT ACTING UNDER
] and by virtue of \ writ ~ Fari Fscias
emanating from the abave entitled eoart in
the above entitled and numbered case. I have
seized and will otfsr for sale ut puhlic aue.
tien pursuant to law to the last and highest
bidder ~ ~" Court House in the iowa Of
Thibodaux on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10th, 1897.
between the hcnrs IF III o'clock "a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, The following described proper
tv, to-wit:
All the rights. titles and Interest Of Charles
Champag ne as heir IN the succession Ut lilo
reStan champagne. 81. aud his wife No. 1903
Pr0bates. nn the docket "f the 18th ,Indieial
District Court Of the Parish If Ls.fourche,
being the undivided one eleventh Of said she.
cpssion "a par inventory on file in the Clerks
Office of this parish.
Terms and conditions az sale. Cash.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Lafourche.
October 2d. 1897.
L. y. Suthon
and
CLAW Knohloch & Son.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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POINT WAS WELL TAKEN.-A Lin
coin attorney who is a church mem
Der was figuring on taking his son to
the circus to see the animals this wear.
as has been his custom of the past
ever since the yonngster has been
large enough to appreciate the menag-
erie attractions. The son is Is years
old. and he recently announced to his
father that he vas big enough To go
alone. The father was taken con
slderablv back, for he had not counted
on being deprived Of the excuse for
going this year that he had always
used before.
"Why do You want to 90 alone ~
the father asked.
~ don't knc "" replied the boy 10 a
reluctant manner.
eyes, you do" said his father, "you
wouldn't tell me that YOU want to 60
alone without IA reason"
"Weil, papa" he said. II want to
stay out IN the animal tent longer
than You do"
The mans wife was in earshot, and
he has not yet heard the last of the
Observation-Disclosures State Journal.
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EVERYBODY SAYS So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won
derful medical discovery of the age. pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively or kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, disfel colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and b:liousness. Please buy and try o box
of 9. G. G. to-day; 10, %. 30 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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70 RSAL LIZ.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON Ca
n nal with large back yard and garden
For Particulars apply to
DAVID SMITH,
Thjbodanx. LIZ
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A OF LOUISIANA.

18th Judicial District Court. Parish of
Lafourche.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Cnn~t.-Parish
of Terrehonne.

A. st. Martin rs. Charles Champagne
No. APO.
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pl VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- sted in us nv ordinance of the Police
Jury - Lafonrche, adopted Sept. 2l. 1897.
we y nnderngned. will seil mt public auc-
ton. ' the highest responsible lidder. at the
front Poor of the court Inns a.. in the town ~
Thibn any IN
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CLAY knohloch & Son.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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IN THE LEGISLATURE
SENATE srsTAIys THE VETO OF
BIOGRAPHICAL MANUAL BILL
HOUSE Listens TO fhe Rad~r-seynere
Cens~stea HI~effe. Case, and To-
DAY VIII Vote so Seat the Popsiist
"A Majority Report sssnitsed-

OLYMPIA. Jan Z--Spsctsl--Ths sen
ate got . move On tsIk forenoon and trans
acted eanxsderxb4S business. The members
lost some OF their saergy ~ Q cock and.
e. the plea fhst hey had a grea1 eeal OK
coanr.istes work 70 transact, adjourned III
rozzorrog a. Is O'Clock a. n. Tae first
n gzE 10 come - ibis EEaoraIzg vas the cl.l
vetoed 81 Gov. AcGrsw. providing Tor the
gf4bGeaeaoa Of . mzEEzz4 Of the legislature.
II was o contain Dlograr hiezi sketches OF
members arc statistics OF . more OF less
interesting nature. Coy Aclrzs saw
thar K xo9sd cost E2.se and serve 10 pur-
pass neyofa tickling TIRE vanity Of the
men bers, sad serving as a souvenir o. the
legislature. and 80 he vetoed II The sea-
ale TO-DAY sustained the veto. Tns re-
Ena.neIer o. the session wAs devoted 70 the
reception OF committee reports and the n
PRODUCTION Of bills.
IL TIE house ne majority and minority
reports from the committee on elections.
IN the Radsr-Sey contest. were read
Immediately after the house convened ehis
nsorninR. and OF motion o. Williams were
made < special order Of business Tor to
morrow ~ > O'Clock. The case hinges on
TIE legality Of three pauper votes. and
both sides quote plenty OF law. The MI
nority report IN favor Of seating Ssyuaore
Is signed oy Klftinger. Republican. and
21sUtzeg silver Republican.
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not Sc.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 27.-Special-Rev. ]. B.
McCallum offered prayer.
The special committee on elections. 70
which was referred the RAIDER Seymore
contested election case. reported immeds-
ateiy after the house convened IN the
morning. Three members. Chairman
Smith. Witt and Phelps, presented ma
jority report seating RAIDER. the contest
ant. kitunser. Republican. and Mentzer,
silver Republican. signed a minority re-
port in favor OF Seymorc.
Section Of the majority report says:
THAT by reason ~ certain irregular
and unlawful and fraudulent proceedings
and fraudulent voting AZ ssld election.
tAis Contes tant was uAiaNt1ly counted
CUT and this coutestce uuiaHfuIlv counted
lu- That the result OF said election s
counted In tne favor % The coGteetee. is
not the real result. ana b. erroneous and
false and fraudulent in thar II was made
20 appear that the confesfee received
n turltF over f23= contestant 90 fWD
votes In sa53 returns. whereas the con-
tesLaut received q majority of said votes.
eut was deprived II the same"
The rlgsrt ther enumerates two cases
En- which IL IS claimed RAIDER was deprived
~ the votes - Care Van Nr8ken. IN Port
Orchard precinct. and William Barber.
EFa IS charged iu the same precinct.
ac8 it IS claimed tnat che votes - Jo-
se.las Edwards John h0ueen and James
y a--..As.~ were fIa fttN counted Tor
the Cautevtee Seym more Fraud Is charged
la the Per. r. kelley ana OIals precincts
I, ls furth ~ charged i1 the reporG that
in Initiation VAS prac,ice1 by the Port
Rl4kaley Miu Company
Alt1o4E1 there is ltttle meat I'm the
committee repor- up co this time an
absence OF faut Is made up hv the com
ullctce iE the following naive statement:
That By reason ~ ssit gross frauds.
gre FRA udule1t majority OF Fl votes in
Pore orchs-5 ana Port Gamble should he
cancelled and the true majority Of votes
s1r tae contestant ot l03 EEcui1 aa count
~ for PIN ard made 70 aPpeag correctly
ta h4s Dr. half
Pc minority report takes up section -
section the majority Teport ard shows
tAss the contestant has faHe5 utterly 70
establish h3s case. The report states that
tae charges cf f-a81 a6d Intimidation
we-e not proven rs 7he plaintiff GOOD
st senee Vas introduced Glsnrovlng every
a .laea tiCE q ths plaintiff says The minor
lty. IRE repers recommends the seating
@ Seymore-
PROM both reports 1t IS PLATA th4t tha
merits q the ca7s hinEea on the LEGALITY
ct r1e votes e t1ree inmates e the peer
house. Three. paupers were allowed 30
vote. aaa ths4r ballots were attacked ~
the attorney fer RAIDER who declared
they Wers illegal A large amount Of Ia ~
was quoted on both sides o. this question,
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purpose OF pasturing on the public range.
ana 10 provide for the issuance OF licenses
by county commissioners to parties desir-
ing 10 remove stock. IL also prohibits
driving cattle from Washington into an
other state.
s B. 10. by Crow-An act TO amend
section Of the act relating TO sale OF
school lands. IL extends the time for the
payment on contracts for the purchase of
school lands.
s. 3. III, by Davis-An act repeating the
act relating TO legal publications.
5. b. 1I2. by Crow--An act 10 provide
for the dispensing OF alcoholic liquors by
the state, and making 1t misdemeanor
for any one not an agent OF the state OF
alcoholic base.
S. r. 1is. by Houghton-Amending the
act relating TO the national guard. II re-
peals the militia laws made in 1888.
8. B. ia by Houghton-Providing for
the manner of bringing civil actions.
5. B. TO- by F'rink-An act TO remit GER
tain penalties on the taxes OF 1915.
>. b. lie, by Crow-Relating 20 de-
ncieney Judgment. 1t provides that a
mortgage owner shall only obtain salts
faction from the mortgaged property.
$. b. III. by Runner-An act 10 protect
employees In their claims for wages.
5; B. lis. by the judiciary committee
Defining the mode OF procedure for adj
mission 10 the bar.
s. b. 1l9. by the judiciary committee
An act defining motions and orders.
5. B. 100 by the judiciary committee
Amending the code In relation to the sus-
pension and removal OF attorneys.
5. b. 12l. by the judiciary committee
Amending the code in relation TO new
trials OF causes.
House.
II. B. No. 2Si, by McAtee-For the pro-
lection OF game and game birds; COM
mittee on fisheries and game.
II. b. No. 235, by Wolf-An act 10 pre-
vent overhead" insurance writing, re-
ferred to committee on insurance.
Fl. b. No. 236. by Stuhrman-Amending
section 81 OF chapter y. Session Laws OF
1890; referred to committee on education.
II. 3. No. 81. by Likens-Amending the
salary law; referred TO committee on com
pensation and fees OF officers.
II. 3. No. 23S. by Wolf-Making a judy
ment against a corporation a prior lien
committee on railroads.
IL. B. No. 80. by Regulating
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RICO Is GIVEN THE SHAKE
After violent Quarrels With Ne,
Lover. the Princess De CAinay
Seeks Pastures New.

LONDON. Jan. IA Vienna dlsua,eh
to the Daily Mail says that Z ssasrrsm
has just been received from Milan n.
nouncing that the Princess De Gilman.
formerly OF Detroit. Micn., ana Jams
Rigo, the Hungarian gypsy musician. VITA
recently eloped with her. have ousrrslsi
violently. The screams OF rage from the
Princess DE Chimay and fercihe Ian.
guage of Rigo disturbed the residenss q
the hotel where the two were ssapplag.
and they complained to the landlerd be-
cause OF the noise occasioned By tAess
outbursts of passion.
At the end OF these Quarrelx the prin-
cess De Chimay packed her trunk and
quilted the hotel. leaving at once for
Monte Carlo. She paid her own bill, bgs
left RIGGS unsettled. Rigo Is said to -
in an awkward position since the depar--
ture OF the princess. for he Is without
funds and has no immediate prospect Of
securing employment.
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ties showing that the men had a right 10
vote.
on motion Of Williams the report was
made a special order for tomorrow az ,
clock
House hIll No. s. by A : Bush raising
the age Of consent - IS years. was passed
yeas q. nays J. The bill reads
section J. Whoever ravishes and car
-aliE knows any female Of IS or more
years az age by force and against her
wllt. or caraaliy knows and abuses q f.
mate under IS years Of age. shall Pee guilty
Of rape z2d snail De punished uy lEpl3s-
onmert in the peaiteut2ary Tor oot less
-nan i've nor more thar twenty years.
So . Section = or the penal cO0e q
v asalDEtJn, a. numbered IN EN4s ammo
tafed penal code. is hereby repealed
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senate.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 27.-Special.-In the
legislature today bills were introduced as
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BIG FIRE N CINCINNATI
Goepper's Malt House Is Doomed
The Enfire Department Ont.

CINCINNATI Jan a section Of
Goepper's mat house, recently bought q
Albert SchWin 4 CO, extending from
Commerce street TO Second. between Race
and Vine. a flve story building. Is On Ere
and key 20 bs destroyed. The Schradsr
ba4EslnZ adjoining is also IN danger.
Goepper-s guiding 4 flsl OF mat
TIE ere department gained eoatrol %
The FIRE 81 4 o'clock The loss viii De be-
tween $50 so and So -. A. this hour
il IS impossible 70 get the Insurance on the
building
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possibility that his senate bill No. "A
would not pass he moved that house bin
No. A. be placed upon the table. The mo-
tion was adopted.
Committee on pubic morals reported Ga
favor OF the indefinite post ponement of
house resolution No. 4 This resolution
provides that all United States senator
who may hereafter % elected shall file 81
AFFIDAVIT to the effect that they have n
hribed or corrupted anyone in securing
the Office OF senator. The report Of the
committee was unanimously adopted.
Senate bin No. p by Taylor was reported
favorably by the committee on corpora
tions. with amendments. II provides that
no person hv reason % his employment
shall be deemed or assumed 20 have as
sumed any risks incident 70 such employ
ment. u also provides thar knowledge rs
an empioye % the unsafe condition Of
machinery or appliances furnished by =
master or employer shan not constitute n
defense % an action for injury sustained
On motion OF Taylor Il was placed on the
general calendar.
The labor committee reported favorahly
on senate bin N0. - by Taylor relatiux
q laburer's Hers and claims Adopted
The labor COMMITTEES reported favorarrv
on senate biH No. s. BY r 7 Miller This
b'il relates 20 labels trade marks and adj
yertseruerts. and provides for the pro-
ss..,-s. 80 80, ga 80 49, -..-
feif faNels and trade marks AdonreA
The committee on Judiciary reported "a
vcrshIy or senate h59 No = by Pluulraer
% prevent THE coercion and h'acktsttrr
~ employees on molten OF PiummeT *
was 'lia on -hc tabe.
TIA committee or labor reported ga
vora tiy on senate bin No = by PlgEume~.
Th.s hlt1 proposes 20 arnend the code IN TIE
erI taas contractors may give a bors 20
sacure che wages % fabo-rrS Paced ca
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A Renuhricnn MAY WIZ.

PIERRE. s. D.. Jan. 27.--Loacks has re-
leased his followers in the senatorial fight
and they are al sea Just now. The aght be-
tween the Kyle and anti-Kyie factions IS
so bitter that some OF them prefer voting
for Republican to Joining the opposition
faction. and a Republican senator b nos
considered an impoSsibility.
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and licensing the catching OF salmon. ;.
H. b. No. 40, by Scotia ns,s,,
act relating 10 allowing sheep IA -, ~ y
large: committee on agricultural
II. r. No. I'll, by Edwaris-am..s,s-
the insurance laws; referred 10 comms..sss
on insurance. s7S
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legislature today Oils were lnIoducea as
follows;
senate.
s. B. 100. by Keith--To provide for vot-
ing on a constitutional amendment TO
exempt certain property from taxation a I
the next general election.
s b 1a3 BY Yeend-Amending the act
relating TO the government of the state
psnitentiary.
5. B. i04, by Mountaineering the act
in relation to the location OF the reform
school.
s. b. l05. by Yeend-Amending the act
in relation to the method of electing
justices Of the peace.
s b. Ie5 hy Cole-Providing for the
purchase OF stationery, etc. for the state.
s Il. 1a7. by Range-Permitting original
papers and Judgment 10 be sent 10 the
supreme court.
s b JOS by Warburton-To prevent the
stealing OF electric currents for power and
light.
: B. 100 by Van Patten--An act 20 pro-
hibit the driving or Transporting Of stock
from one county into another for the
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BUT ONE WAY is OPEN
SLAUGHTER OF FEMALE Fun SEALS
MUST BE STOPPED.

Prof. Jordan Points the One Course
to Prevent determination of the
Specfes-Both Arctic and Antarctic
Rookeries should BE Protected
An Internal onai Arrangement
Advised bat the United States
should Lead without Waiting for
other Nations
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Miss wiIxinsISi Has Moved.

Miss wilzinski. Graduate optielah y
now occupying a portion OF the empire
Jewelry Compsny's store, 200 Second ave
nue.. Consultation free. as neretofofs.
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A resolution was adopted making Ed
ward Johnson mailing Clerk for bills.
4 resolution was adopted directing the
several clerks 10 report TO the secretary
of the senate Dudley Eshelman. 50 that
they may work under his direction
Al the conclusion Of the baloting for
-eu8tor the senate adjourned a I o'clock
until 10 O'Clock a. M. tomorrow.
The free press., 1897-02-18
America Still Ahead.

Russia is very large country, and
with Siberia's immense area included,
the size of the United States suffers in
comparison with her. One of her
newspapers has vauntcd the proposed
transporting of whole town some
forty odd miles along frozen river
Ia heretofore unknown feat, as it
claims), the object of the removal
being to place the town among some
hills that lend themselves admirably
to the purpose of fortlfication thus
securing valuable military station.
1t will undoubtedly be quite feat to
accomplish such task, and if the
Russian engineers find any hitch in
their plans, they can sufmount the
difficulties by reference to similar
undertaking successfully accomplished
in the State OF Illinois, namely, the
moving of the town of Nauvoo over
frozen river. In the course of three
winters this was done, and seven hun
dred houses were transported, and a
new town. now prosperous place,
was established. The Russian news
papers can boast OF the great work OF
moving one of their towns but it is
pleasure to know that the United
States long ago anticipated them in
such matters -Harper's Round Table.
The free press., 1897-02-18
Water Rica in Copper.

One of the most interesting sights
in the great mining town of Butte is
the process by which copper is caught
from the emerald d-colored water that
flows from the Anaconda aud st. Law
renee mines. 1t is estimated that this
water, which for four or five years
went to waste, is now bringing the
Anaconda Company $50, 900 a month,
at cost of about 81, ,000 month.
During the last three years Thomas
Ledford had lease on the water. He
paid a twenty-five percent royalty to,
the company. 1t is claimed that he
realized at least 800, 900 year from
the water. Ledford is pretty. rich
man today. Now that the company is
operating the water on its own account
it has discovered what a great money
making enterprise it is.
At the present time several acres OF
STOuHu hIe CofeTcu Will Woouch N"to'
These are filled with all the old scrap
iron they can hold. 1t has proved q
splendid scheme for disposing of the
tons of old iron the company has ac-
cumulated for years. Old hoist'ng
cages, water pipes, wheelbarrows, rail-
road iron, in fact, any old thing Eat
consists of tin or iron is appropriated
to this service.
It is said for every pound of iron
put into u vat pound of copper is
produced. Where the water first at
tacks the iron the copper absorbs the
iron completely within three weeks.
After the precipitation is effected the
water is drawn off and the Shiny cop
per is transferred to another tank,
where the water is further drained of.
These latter vats hold about fifteen
tons Of the copper, which now has the
appearance of a clayish substance.
This is sacked into packages of about
100 pounds. When in this shape it is
sent to the smelters in this city. The
product carries an average of &c per
cent pure copper. The iron remain
ing in it makes fine fux, and whom
mixed with other smelling ore it is
said to bring the ore up to value
of about $500 ton. Anaconda Mon
tona) Record.