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SANGUILLY'S CASE
 GIVEN AN AIRING

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The wofi1an who kills her babe by neg ct of the h C a1th and
 s- r I
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The Morgan City Review SAYS;

The Morgan City Review saws:
"Judge Caillouet has purchased tle
Thibodaux Sentinel. We hope he
will dump the French part of ID in tile
heil-box, and hereafter send the Sem
tlnel printed in plain United States.r
We are sorry, Bro. Jolley, bnt your
wish j. doomed to disappointment !;
We can not think of adopting your
suggestion. We regret that you can
not appreciate the beauties of the
language Of sunny France, but we
have among our readers many who
love that language which was the
mother tongue of their ancestors al II
is their own, and we shall continue I'd
discourse to them in that language to
the extent oftwo pages a week OF our
paper. The remainder Of our snace.
six pages, will Do ..printed ia plain
United States to suit sou Bro. Jolley.
We will do more; we solemly pledge
y word Of honor never to...talk att
you Bro. Jolley, except in ..plaip
United States,' the ~vernacalar OF the
country which we love no less than
You, notwithstanding the fact that Ne
are very partial to the French Ian
guage.
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A dispatch to the States from

4 dispatch to the States from Gin
einnati under date of March 9th saws /.
"Scores Of home ruined, immense
loss to property and great SUFFERING i
the record for one day as the result of
the second flood within a month III
ttiis city. Al creeks aud side streams
10 this vicinity have overlooked their
banks and the mad rush of watar
carried houses, bridges, trees and
everything that offered distraction
before them. Already hundreds IL
thousands OF dollars worth of damage
nave been done, and the full extent
VIII he known only after the f1ood
subsidies and q careful inspection i
made. Hundreds Of families have
been rendered homeless. The creeks
ana stream throughout the country
are rising. The Licking il on The
rampage aud Lagoon dam is threat
ened."
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GrVty TuAY m

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT Kf
~ virtue Of a writ Of fitri Faeias. issHaa II
n. Il Bonrg, justice III Tbs pe4sc 1t ths -
end ward IL the paish ot l.sf,Rs#~ Ii faaF
OF q. Z Bryant and against West#ey Iha6s
son defendant. and To me directed. | VII
az " o'clock IN. On the
.jrt lay Of APRIL. fsJf,
at the court house dnar ID the tuwn III Thas
daux. ia til !. I'D ward 1T SAID parish, eae
Tor sale al public auction the following dAA
cribea property to-wit:
A certain tract Of ground situated ii Gs
parish on the right bank oil Bayou Laimasas
at about six miles frmn the town as Tits
daax 10 the Braslee Grand ghene ~sestlaasAl
measuring two arDents trout On ths kzkEsa
boundary. ~ five aud d half arpssis wasw
less in depth, between parallel Inns suaaiag
East and West; bounded 10 front Dir EaskM
land Of public road South hr road seFsfa
ting from lands n0w or formerly hel0agzK
to Zenon Bernard being part of seaasa .
i. 10 ;. r. ID East and fully described % l
plan deposited in the office of the Clafk =
Court, parish Of Laionrche. drawn BIZ 1osR
Nicolas, Surveyor. on the 9Th day d pfeass
1873 together wish Il the buildings ~ ~
provrments thereon, seized as tie pfppsi8s
OF Wesley Thompsan, under said III
teri fdeias.
o. L. CAE0..
Constable md Hafa
Dated this 9th day III Fehrnary. Ia.
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The Texas Farm and Ranch tIn

The Texas Farm and Ranch thus
sizes up the situation
1--WE are tod that all that ails this
country is d lack of revenue to the
government. To a man on level
ground it would seem that & lack of
revenue among the people is the evil
that calls for a remedy. A chrome
hypormetropist, Oh a lofty eminence,
would fail to see how this evil is to be
remedied By a tariff that will restrict
the marketings of orr enormous sur
plus of products.
Northern manufacturers complain of
over-productioe, and combine to limit
the output for the purpose Of raising
prices, Would ID not be more bust
ness like to Try and capture the world
for a market for this surplus than by
begal restrictions upon foreign trade,
to %coEfine themselves to the home
markets This ..home market" cry il
a humbng anyway, for under the
present condition of comparative pow
erty, the home market can't buy
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The fight for the spolls will soon be
on in this State among the republican
patriots. The Lily Whites have taken
the final plunge Into repnblicanism by
resolving by an almost unanimous
vote Of their committee to take the
negroes into their councils and assur-
ine the world that they are heartily in
favor Of recognizing Sambo's political
equality. They have resolved to APP
point five respectable colorod men from
each congressional district as mem
bers at large on their State Committee,
and have empowered Senator Howell,
their chairman, to name them.
The evolution from exclusive Lilly
Wlitism' to the recognition Of the
equal rights in committee OF respect
able colored men was brought about
IN the short period Of two years the
descent from this plane to the recog-
rition Of the right of the verlest ward
heeIer Of ebony hue to participate 10
the party councils and dictate party
policy may be accomplished 10 a short
er time. Quaint old Josh Billings ut
tered a great truth when he remarked
that when u hegins going down hill
ia the road of life, it looks al though
everything had been creased for tile
occasion.
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The sncer that no murderer with Il
million dollars was ever hanged i'm
this country will have to be abandoned
now. They hanged a mar in Missou-
II some days ago who lett $1,000. 900
TO his heirs, and his money is said TO
have luft more than it helped hin i'll
defense. It ought to have done nei-
ther."-The Voice.
Well said but, unfortunately.
money sometimes has a baneful infla-
ence in such matters.
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ONE POINT Or VIEw.-An old far.
mer remarked He was a spilin
dude, toothpick yaller shoes, eye
glasses, big cane. silk hat, and stand
ing collar that he could wear a month
and never get dirty. But that's all he
could do. When | met him I thought
Gee wi'iz, what strange things q fell
Ter do see when lie ha'int got no gun
Ii hogs were bred like folks, tile earth
would be as full Of razor backs as it
is of dudes. Poor idiots, how / do
pity the creetRrs.n
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The police jury Of Lafayette has
placed on its pension roll an aged
negro woman named Francoise La
barriere, living in the neighborhooa
OF Scott. A certificate signed by fif-
teen reputable citizens of that locality
gives the age of the old woman as I25.
1t is believed that, while there are
several individuals approaching the
century limits, this is the oldest living
person II Lafayette parish, if not III
the state,
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BE sure to get Simmons Liver Reg
nlator for your Spring Medicine. Its
the old reliable that did the old folks
so much good. Don't let anyone per-
suade yon 20 take anything else in
stead. You can always tell Simmons
Liver Regulator BY the red z on tile
package. Don't forget the word Reg
nlator-Simmons Liver Regulator
better than anything else, and SURE to
do You good.
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We note from the reports ii
proceedings Of the Howell Com Inn
OF their meeting held last vel ID III
Orleans. that Mr.. G. IS MuAsas. X
" r.Ia plantation, was HI sals Il.
fouFche member present II Il MI
no On the resolnliau III alA8 ~
orr'i men n members Of tho ceaaa.
tee.
From the same report W Ielafas
Hon. J.. A. Tr">elair vas made i saeu.
Der - large 81 tlnt enmaitirr. lax
setting nc rest any doubt asta ais H.
litical utilization.
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vlously entered, and rendered Il plea
of guilty.
lie case Of the State VS.. Walter
Reagan, charged with embezzlemtnt.
hxed for trial this day, was called, and
owing co the absence Of the prosecu-
ing witness, vas reassigaed for the
10Th.
The case Of James Clay was taken
mp and tried by jury and a verdict Of
guilty brought ID.
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NINGS PICKED HERE
AND THERE.
CITY is to have II bank.

Am.te City is to have u bank.
Morgan City recently had a small
! fire.
At Wakefield, La. a son. while in a
crazy fit, shot and wounded his father.
Alphonse Breaux. a negro, was as
sas>inattd last Friday III Lafayette,
L..
The public schools of Terrebonne
Were. opened throughout the parish
last Monday week.
An agent Of the French Government
was recently III Calcasiru parish look
ing after Louisiana lands,
The White Cas,ilian has d Bicycle
Girl" for a correspondent. We WON
il she is quick to.'tnmble"-to thing,
Of course,
Bob Ingersoll's latest pose is as a
pugilist. He lately in Chicago knock
ed down a beggar who insisted on
having some OF his money.
Lawrence county, KY, has a mar
named Boss Skaggs whose normal
weight is said to be $50 pounds. He
is seven feet tall and only 81 years Of
age.
Mrs. Emma X. Mnuton nee Gardner,
widow Of Gov. Alexander Mouton,
died on March LIST. at her home. near
Lafayette, at the ripe age OF seventy
seven years.
During the pas5 month Of FEBRUARY
the shipments If corn from th e port Of
New Orleans amounted to 5.457 900
bushels showing m increase of more
than 2,000,0 900 owe February, 1896.
Congressman r. f. Bronssara has
already set to work gathering statis-
tics which may help him 10 presenting
q strong case ID favor OF an appropri-
alton for making Bayou Teclle naviga-
ble throughout its length.
s. r. Walker, tried in Lake Charles
last week for the killing Of L. B. Kirk
man. three months ago. was acquitted.
His trial had attracted wide spread
interest on account of the prominence
af both parties to the unfortunate
killing.
There is great excitement in the1
gold fields Of Georgia over the action
Of al English syndicate which has Sc
cured the option on 100000 acres of
mineral lands. The syndicate il said !
to be ready to put s., 0O0, 900 towards
developer G the gold mines. The gold
RACES high.
Tie ladies Of Opelousas have risen
in their majesty against a great evil
prevailing IN that town, and. as a re-
Of their crusade, the town is now
rid Of an ugly moral sore. The exodus
of the poor fallen wletches was wit
nessen by a large crowd of the best
people of the town.
A negro while in custody of the
officers of the law in Morgan City.
last week. about to have the state of
his mind inquired into, suddenly
upon the constable with q bar
II iron aud ran him out of the office.
AZ he reached the door, the constable
iied Oh him infieting u flesh wound
y the shoulder. 1t is said the poor
negro is undoubtedly crazy.
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In a recent decision the supreme
court of Louisiana has held that In
order 10 carry an election for il sp+.
ciaI tax authorized BY the CONSTITUTIONS
it Is not necessary for 4 majority of
the property holders III the par
lsh TO vote for the tax, but the
tax will be carried if Il majority ef
those voting, both ID number and
amount Of property. favor the tax.
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PRESIDENT Mckinley has called an
extra session Of Congress to begin %
Monday the 18th instant, tor the spe-
clai purpose Of passing 4 new taria
Jaw. u u thought that the greater
portion Of the time and attention win
pt devoted to tariff legislation. There
! = possible chance ot the appropria
ION bills adopted ~ Congress bDt
Nnleh m%'scarfied being takea up and
pushed to completion.
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The Plaquemlnes Protector oh

The Plaquemlnes Protector OBJ
serves
"Strange as it may seem the women
who attended the recent Motherhood
Congress and Lad the most to say
about the proper rearing of children
were unmarried. but this fact shows
that it is impossible TO choke off the
new woman. She will have her say
even IN conventions to which she is
not entitled to membership"
Perhaps, they were trying to show
what splendid mothers they would
have made, it only some one had
spoken the right word 1T the right
time.
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SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1897.

The ST. BERNARD Voice sarcastically
remarks:
"The latest out is that Governor
Foster j. 70 blame far the restitution
of the people IN North Lpnisiana. A
brilliant idea. Very sensible ard not
at all the offspring Of malice aud ven
om.''
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18th Judicial District Court, PaFlsa g
Lafourche.
Succession Of Eibia Green, flteJ
kaac Taibert No. l49S, Probatz'

TAKE NOTICE; THAT PURSUANT Av
IL an order aDd decree Of the abofe lsss
and to n commission to me directed L II
above entitled AFRO numbered aeefssIga "a "
offer for sale at public auction pufsssaa i
law, to the last and highest hiiasf ~
Court House ~ tile town Of IhinodaaA y
SATURDAY, APRIL I0ta ISAt
between the hours OIL O'CLOCK !. y. -
O'Clock y m. the following desegiaga Fs
erty, to-wit:
REAL ESTATE.
lst.-A certain fractional lot q gFoiaa 4
town To- situated III this parish y tpe III
of IbihalHux ltcing the noI tbeasfeFn gasm
OF Lot 70. lis. on the plan e. sAla 1
made and executed by james n dH1aaAs.S
the LIST day Of May. 1872: whiel kAaA 1d
tionai lot Oi ground measures aaE aass
and thiTty-tivc i:t5l feet froat as CO.. ~
by a depth OF sisty-ei1ht fe8t oa EaF 8sssa
line, which said western hge M ta r. ~
with jackson Street, thrueg nsag
West to East BETWEEN nafafHe8 Asss 49,
Clay street, bounded North Ell 60 MI
w 81 and SOHtti FIN ether H~gFfaas Il ~
No. lis aud East TN Henry Clay $3.50
gether with alt the buildings ms laas ns;gs
ments thereon. rights and ways ARs r.
leges therennto belonging.
MOYABLES.
2nd- One he'd and contents.
3rd-Three pictures.
4th-One I'll. looking glass.
ath-lliree Chairs
6th-Hhtt interest in mare an4 ~
Terms ami conditions at se HIN
debts. JAMES sEs srls.
sheriH II Listais4s'
March 9th, 1897.
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COURT NEWS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4TH.

The grand jury appeared in open
court this afternoon and presented
their final report, with an indictment
against Arthur A. B~oudreaux aud an
other for selling liquor without a
license. On motion of the District
Attorney a bench warrant was issued
against.the accused.
FRIDAY, MARCH 5TH.
The ease of the State vs.. John Jeff.
charged with larceny, was tried this
day By jury and a verdict of acquittal
returned.
The State vs.. Will Jones, charged
with m~anslaaghter, was tried BY Jury
and q verdict Of guilty found.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9TH.
Judgments were entered in favor Of
the plaintiff in the cases of Joseph A,
Blanchard Us. Trasimond Foret ICON
fession) and of j. E. Moseman VS.. His
Creditors. homologating the syndic's
final account.
MONDAY, MARCH STH.
No cases fixed for this day.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9TH.
ArraIgned and pleaded not guilty
Arthur A. Boudreaux aud another
case not fixed.
Information for assault by wifully
shooting at was filed against Joseph
Dennis, who upon arraignment plead
ed not guilty whereupon the case
vas fixed for tile 18th inst.
The case of the State vs.. CLAW Bonr-
geois and Jack Shay, on a charge Of
murder, was taken up and tried, aud
the jury returned a verdict Of not
guilty,
WEDNESDAY, MARCI. 10TH.
On motion. Of the District Attorney
a nolle prosequi was entered in the
case of the State vs.. Arthur A. Bon
dreaux and other.
The case of the State VS.. Mitchell
Alexandra was tried this day by iury
and a verdict of not guilty returned.
THURSDAY, MARCH 11TH.
10 the cas- of the State W. Griffin
Johnson, charged with larceny, fixed
for trial this day, tile accused, through
h~iscounsel, Messrs. Howell & Martin.
withdrew his plea Of not guilty, pre.
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TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Ward Justice Court MN. r.
Bonrg, Parish of Lafourrhs.

@. Q. Bryant rs. No. 3, Wesdeg namp
son.
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NFFully prepared to do job work
Of every description.
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All communications should be adj
dressed to The T~HIBoDAUN SENTINEL.
Thibodaux, La.
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Subscribers h fail TO receive their paper
on time should notify us without DELAY.
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Correspondence on subjects of general
interest solicited.
TO insure notice of their communications.
writer's must furnish their real name, even
though they should desire to withhold its
publication. as an evidence Of COCO faith.
Matter intended for publication should be
written only on one side of the sheet, and to
insure insertion in the weeks issue. com
municatfons should reach this office by
Wednesdays mail of that week.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Dated this 9th day Of February. IL.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCEL 10Th.
THURSDAY, MARCH IITH.

ln the case of the State vs. Griffin
johnson, charged with larceny, fixed
for trial this day, tile accused, through,
h~iscannsel, Messrs. Howell g. Martin.
withdrew his plea Of not guilty, pre-
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SHOT N THE BACi>.
harley brown Seriously Wounded by
the Mnrnhmi of Rrunmcr.

Yesterday afternoon a young negro, about
81 years OF age. named Barley Brown. bet
ter known as Barleyeoru jim was shot In
the back and seriously wounded by Mr.. Ed
Soiourner. the city marshal OF Drummer.
Brown aud two other young negroes. Os-
car Porter. aged IS. and John Woods, aged
10. We're bird hunting In The neighbornood
Of shepherds dam, when. according to
Browns statement. man came along rid
ing dun horse and ordered them TO stop.
wherrupon they started OIL on run aud
the man on tho horse fred several shots
at them. one OF the bullets taking cf1ect in
Browns back. near the right shoulder
blade passing through his lungs. He con
tnued 10 run about half mile and fell
exhausted from loss Of blood. when he Was
picked up by a colored man and taken to
his home near the Sabine street bridge.
Justice i'm went over TO zee the boy to
secure an ante-mortem statement, but as
he did not believe that he was going to
die the proper predicate could not be laid
tor such a statement, and none was taken
other than iho statement given above The
doctor attending Brown and the justice
and Deputy Constable Wynne, who accom-
panied him. all concur In the belief that
Brown ir fatally wounded. He was bleed
Ing profusely from the mouth and nose
when Justice Hin and Deputy Wynnc saw
him.
Brown did not know whether his com
panions had been shot or not. They have
not been seen since the shooting
Acting upon the description of the man
who did tho shooting as furnished by
Brown, Deputy Shcriffs Gilbert and Per-
k.ns went out and soon overhauled Mr. Ed
soioLrner the town marshal OF Drummer,
Nr. Sotourner admitted to having done
the shooting but said that the boys at
tackled him with their guns. attempted
10 hold him up and that he shot as a means
Of self-protection. He WAS placed under
arrest and released on bond
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heeVer general manager, - q NC
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Light Co. ~ i'ous'oh Gas
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letter which gives the same name as the
one given b. Ms HOFFMAN Of her sister
was received by The Pos; yesterday It
states that within sevea miles Of Rusk. at
little station called niei lives Mrs.
Mary Hoover Who may be the proper per
son
\ letter has been forwarded there by
Mr., Robbins making all necessary in
quiGirs
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HOUSTON &C TIc1-

r. c. Crawford. the ree Mar. ,o,, r.
svenus '' AVE- iefas