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-o---- .............-- -_ --.. -~ Saturday, January 18. 1890 Two Frenrel men-of-war, the Ari *thlise.and Roland, are in port ati New O.r leans, and are visited dailyi rhe hundreds. The Lake Charlei E,'ho, wlhit4, -wis fonnded by'C. \V. W.Feller, will be 21 years old in February. 'Yon Suist feel old pard. "The "Caldwell Watcinnan will s-oon undergo a chaifge of ,manage *m ent. It is to ho hoped the. new ,utewwillbeus able as the. present ·-~-a-.- . Ex sheriff Hazard Eastln died at :~i,.favette January 5, aged,58 ears. Ile wak- a.well known and prominent .,politicianwand held a number is slh : lie .ices in lantayette parish. t,"Orlennais, is the title of a new and neat eight.page weekly ¢'revch -paper, estahlished at New Ottenn., by M. Bouby, formerly of the TPro .gress. We wish it much success. A heavy cyclone visited St. Louis :'Mo., and Wickliffe, Ky. last Sunday, sit ..doing great damage, unroofing (k buildings, demolirhing houses, and of .:killing and woutding'a large num- ti Sher of persons. to Co -Aunt E-- was trying to pursund., little Eddy to retire at sundown. bi -'You see, my dear,',how the little Bchickens go to roost at that time." 1i 'Yes, Aunty," replied 4ittle Eddy, N ."but: the beas always goos ,with t ,thSem." h "Henry 'BHeindenhain. a "tounb ti , 'hyster lawyer of New' Orleans Ut :anid a member of 'the legislature in' ktho good old Rad times, displays tl h:is hoggish characterestics by bi violating 'the smbking ear'ordinance, tl ..ad.is'the only lffender reposted. n Vol. '1, No.. 5, of she A-cadis b 'Herald,- is. on our. table. It is a b ,handsome, spick span, brand new .coacern, and F. R. Halae and Robt. i W. Snow, as editors an, publishers, ,evidently know 'tbeir business,"-an4 do it like old veterans. 'Thbe etent brutal ssaestlt, mad uapon' "fter Kiu.maa, .ef .tbe . cw e Orleans IMasoot, inro.ato6 Rouge,' ,by the ehief of .police ;ad soma :.toughs aid Bhoddlems, 'is, from all accounts we have seen anucnpardol- a able outrage. 'It is to be -.sincerely I Shoped the.Kiesman will some day t .,get bia Hare and cook him. The' last-message of the late Hen - ry W: .rapy to'-his another should: rtouch the -tenderest cords ef the Ibhearts ofatl true -Bootherners,. The 1 ,olel.wing · s the -message: "Send *word to my mother to pray ."or me,, -Tell her if'I die, that I died trying to servo the South-the hland that I .Jove so well." "Oar Supremo Court sat down on' .Attorney eneral Rogers real hard a few days ago, because he criti-, cised avhided. opninioni.in uasking a rehearing in tthe .Deasbhavps case. More hard .work and sound horse ,ssease aevi less dignity. and pompous . sensitiveness.would beeome some o ..our Supreme'CQurt"judges amazing ,well. Mholy.Johnson, a .notoriou swo. .man,.of.New Oileans, died a short .whdile ago, leaving property' worth .$200. `Her estate was settled "ac' . cording to law," and there now re ,mains about $150 to pay her ordin' ary.creditors and herheirs at law. Among the char.ges are $500 atter ency's fees, $150' appraisers 4.fee, and seteral others equally 'heavy. elen .who wo~ld demand such ,pr.ices as ,.theseaud thus rob a dead public pros ,titute under gaiKeof law, are evideont sly of,the.vile breed of thieves who ,will steal.a blind dog's. supper and 'hook the coppers from the.eyes of a cead paupec. auveamteadThrough The Suense. A- special to the Time-Democrat from. A tlanta relates the expe. hn riences of three prominent.Republic m anngentlemen, Messrs A ..W. Boags G of Chiicago; P. E. Brady. of l'iffin, f O., and E. D. Gilmore, of Pittmburg, lh who, travelling from .Moiile to Al: k anta,. were given top heIlrths in the 1I Pullmnan-ear immediaiely above the S ohoice lower berths ll in-wlhich 'four big niggers".slept, and-sneared, ard e tauk. a l'hese niggers,-we happen, toaknow r were 'Dernam , -Sims 8Bourgeois and z Coge. They are niggers.o lh.c best ra*k and.smeIl, Looisiana ~an afford v What right, then, have the three I curled and refined travellers from a Illinois, Ohio and Pennsy-lria. , to I stop their noses at our best niggers, and curse them ,.for smelling bad, t when they, themselves, fought-in a four yeaas war-to free-them, and turn 1 them loose witlLthe frionshise in one hand to aise.a stink and.nothing in the other but cheap extracts ofimark and ambergris? Listen ..o' .Mr. Boggs: "I was aiUnion soldier,' and slept on every tillsiseand Atlanta during thlie gbt here. 1 am ,proud 1 of it. I haveovoted the ltepublican ticket ever since I was old -esough to vote, but I'm aiiemocrat newrand forever. .You ee,aI've a traveled a gooddeal, iespecialy t dte ,Nor.th, but I never before had to travel in. a sleeping car ri th eoar " big buook niggers,. It ouldn't be tolerated North. d never sheard of such a thling.p there.. ot only .iat, we had to -take rupper -ber tns, *w.ile SthoseNg tiggers /were snoripg on the lower onea. I The worst oE-all, houhh.-rvas in the morning. I got up and, went buck to ihe lavatory, add -there was the gang. One of'them was stripped naked- to the waist, taking towel bethead blowing his nose in the basinand bathing his kihky -head. t They were tiking atllr :timne about ' it, too, 'Well, sir,cwe did +Pithout ' bathioguontil we struck the imbalt '~ House Ilere. That was at 4,)6. t i 'hb niggerbudkwesea.n·" toWash- I .inlgton. tIth ahe. t st .tinee in my i'4e I ever had an experience of that sort' ,ndSI hape 'it's the, last. 01 don't I ;knew so-tu~Aeh atboit th-Beonth, but I sne.tAhi~nes are not tolerated in the º North. 4,There are .ot.-so many of them, and they are motmauch teauble I anyhow." A man *o.ocan t leep oniill4heps5 I while the eauton roars and the a deadly aile craeks through tLhe .at B leye, bat who isys.awake, tossing in a topberthlleanauee one "big niggei" . is soaring two.Teet below him, ,-mnr' A daring his-sleep while poisoniug his I olfactory, could scarcely be expected to use the-same lavatory in which that-same nigger blew 'hisllat nose d and bathed his kitiky head. The -tern logic -ef the aituatios, thenAbecame irresistible: to remain a clean .RepbtlileanhePnust take t niggersin the swim, ortgo over S~join the "unwashed" .Pemoc. I And so, Joggs lath swor: SDemnocraton wheele, new as ' er.--States." Whe-mild winter-is eviden o0 ing a decidedly amatory effee rt e popalace -of Lake Ohar~es, th the Echo says: Dame remor is busy c- weaving wreaths of orange blossoms e- and orange idaowers. 'We ear re a- peated whisperings-of the .early ap r. proash, ofw.edding bells with soft r* lellab.s. Saith the old dame, gey Ad hairs sad yenthful locks are to aia II glei.n matrimonial equalization, and as elderly gentlemansre warmed into 0- a ,enewaelof lovers yeuang dream, by it- the youhaful attrastions of maidens, to while elderly awomanhood is to-sooth Id the life-longhou ra of.an ambitioas a jjlsh. Oh! what a -season of ap '~ roahiq love. "More e 1atIr a-. On the night Lefore Christmas the houses of two colored men, Leon Co mean and Gros Francois, in Old Grafid prairie, were -fired into by somne persons armed with sehot-.rns1 heavrily , charged' with .-buckhot. fortunately none of the .occu.aunts of i thd house were injured. Our decier.t Slheriff immediately be.an to wor:k up the case, and soon had sufficient envdcwce collected to warrunt *hel arrest of tha following pnart~.s: Cyp rienDoshotel, Emile Gaillory, One. zime Burson, Angelas Delifosse, Dan Stephens,. and .Marcellin Ardoiu,' white; Gustave Preval and Jean l'ierreFavargne, colored,..who .were all dodged. in jail here, on oM,oundi. last. Tlis case will be vigoronaly prosec ted as the eflicers are determined to break up all such hoodlumism.. It is to be hoped that the guilty parties will de punished to the fullest extent cf t'te inw-St. Landry .Democsat. Th new law recently passdd by C the Fiench chamber, declaring the i' children of Frentlmen asnljects, is outrageously njijust. tes iu'ithor provilioir'that-these same bhildrcn aire liable ,to military service ,oin F'rapce oily emphasizer the wrongful t ness of the swhole thing. tA child born otFrcnch parents irtlhe"Uihiied~ States is an American, as .France t .wll ascert~i'n hoi'td Bshe attempt to .force any such Ameriena citizen fournd within'her limits to' ear arms in Jer ranks. Laws of this 'kind passed by European nations would affect the.TUnited States =are than any other country. -Should the ex; ample of France be followed by other: lorigan states anpleasant resultt 1 Srey follow. But tke.anpleasantanesa wiltnot,.be coalinee to ee -4side.-- Chicago Times. :The Baton .Rosge Avocate-says that a turtle -weigbing :87 .ponnds. wasscaugt in the -rear of 'Hahn vrite, ihis state ecenatly. The Ad fvocate4id sot- state, however, that 'the same beirg rsed by the enter, prisiog citizens of that 4oot - for a dray. iEvidaitly r'. Samboh is Slotiang this grip "en ,the a4wspapei t bneiwess. Probably he is training r for a cireas l'wn,oas it is seid that he a has been laying -tle in -neces e aaey pesophernalia for tenyetars. if Lake Gharlewis .getting up- s re e putatian for bad -smelts that -will rival Cologne. A local, pser' tie s clares. "'We are not prepared.to sn ý where thefault' lies, but certain' it ms t. that our railroad depot buildiag and Ssurroudiingsstirk-asdoes noetler in" depot within rver knowledge. r: Through clean,.ges are aneeessary is there to, maike it-an agreeable eplacec d for passengers to wait for traim. Speeulations regarding thi'cotton crop of 1800 are :in ,order. f'Wbe Shreveport Timesa-says: er*4opkins brought in to the t nightfrom the Pan +Tich a·talk of eotton in full wr, and bearing tfrem f ea teeo uaros. e Ite Ohasles&hoeatotes , ~ the .y, send us a om, pledked on the .rd o.bad not more han .got a ot· inhe'laundoi thektypo e another party placed oouar table .quite a variety of tender plants, among wbidh were -eotton blooms of eatra large size, blaok berry 'blooms and green peaches. A faris paper recently ffered ana4minent'renchmanlOt f1000for is sutobiegrapby. iHe accepted this offer, getting a-iheok for the amount. sent on 4his autobiography,. w hich was as follows: 'tI wasborrnat Lyons in 1839,-ao I sinse that 'time I can recall nothing of any account, Licept that iIheve set 'been killed in any DIf the uprisiegs." .Two happy' couples 'were marrie d u ki' the presence of ,60,000 pdeple at the Piedmon Exposition, at Atlanta Os. Both couples, were rigged ou hI in full suits of cotton mntnufacture." it The gentlemen were i 11 t ease. and neither had the fa.,hion Mlle cut in their garments; but the brides wereo aetten up without regard to expense. c The dress of one was cut en train, with neck front and back and t short sleeves. It was made of white cotton bagring and elaborately draped .tand trimmed with white ° ribbon and -wide wci4te ruching "around the train and et' the shounld. Icrs. The bridegrooins were kdiresed t in seiits f cotton-haggirig, the coats odliouhlbreasted Prince Alberts, anti the vests low -cst. 1l'he tyuttons ,were green 'cotton'toills I ,t is auty of the intelligent .and conisoveutious leaders of the 'colored; South.lo tell their people all -ever' the Sontul-lai:ily that they ha'e n.o thelp to expect from Worthlern-synpaO thy; that-feteral election laws. even if they conld pass,. ouldant -benliw.tI them, and wouldtbe repenlcd ins twti years under the -stres df Nart+herWi indignation -and oppositiou; add tat~ they ought rno longer -.o nI,)Wd themselves to be banded toletbhn in' their -States in .a' "eoli" ~a:nliie, not I forming.a political iartyAtbut,',l!iy t epoltieal'mob. it is their duly tct Ste*ththeir people that they .mdste vote as they thiik al'd snot as t e-. l ubican damagogues erge - ths~Ito. -j -4.Y. World. ,Isaersealcii ffinlra aH· AIn the presence of the taotlesm ei :mysterier; stat4ing b.menatl abthe a' boundlessheavens s an thick with consteil.tionao? knewia that eated grain of sand, each leaf,'eaIth blade ' of grase,yasks of every .uiiuid tlhe N tnnswerless;question; knowing thatI the ~imptest thing dilei solationf i, feeling ihat wre deal *itb the euper la litial andd4he relative, erid that :wer n are forever elleAd by the raei atd 14 ,eolute--let us admit ate liais. ta tions of our minds, anrd et- us have ii the oourage.and the ueawor to -sasy: We do-not know. 1i fit is probable that ia hillwill be, in. treduced in the nett ,Legislatnre to bring the mileage gnabbers of Inst session before the bar boff istice. -Louisianas has been swintiled by one Secretary at State; onwe tatre4'reS- a urer and the legi.'latnrs shoult i e taken.eare of and n arsell 'kindly. , This systemt of roguery Qriati etter be stopped and if the law cannot dot it let the people arise enter crushii t down. The State's namoe'ad eredtt, isast st&e in ·this matter Baril it should ot beneglected.--St. '.sy j Banner. 11 And you nayijest depend upon it thatbillPvill be refered to fe: co.n mittee-on`FPreig rdlatiens aen git ita w'illrbe the last ever heard of it. I A rnovel proposition 4hns- been nade in South D.iota is reri. r to woman's suffrage. it is .uggeoteiJ that eaelestien shall ab provi4ed? I for st*iwidh the aest onh VIf the Ib ebmittet to avote of fh; women oftke State. 'Phen, if the woeoh Atill 9 approve of stffrage, the qe tion of the amendment 'to the constitution j shall be Idetermineli fin' the method . I preselibed'by law.. . The editor of the Vernonr(Te~r ) ' Gard ogives the 'following advice r toTouag maen, who aspire, to climb n the ladder of farme "1tro~h: the c' eannels of a ewspaper: Work on a'eanal-boat beside a, one-eyed don d keb'for 15 eents a day bpt never -be is anueditor'" The depondeney of the is editor-is no . doubt attributable 'to. t. the faihwre ofsubscriberseto send in r the usual 'Christ mas supply -f chick , enm,pumjikins and 'tnrkeys-State. n -, - t It may be that lowv makks the y world go round, but ns overdose of whiskey wil do it more succesfully. F.ires are raging ev First Smallt Rony--Wel 5 oar hnuse lat night.' Boy-" Is that so? " F. Yet', 'Pa 4ired &ister's be. ton Courier. "As a- malter ut grave -nent, it will r.otd.o to let codifying the Sta Stat along itn Ehl sliiºhed ma, rs. the latest attempt was aB Both Soey anir Braou.hi workers,.we believe, in* t are dead; yet, 'dohtkess,.. good hasis to,,buidawpor , islanure, at its comins.a treat this duty in a saittlg manner.--4ity Item. Jasper Blaekbnrn, wh 'Homer Illiad in Louisj the'warP , andd is ow edi lican paper in Little Rl changing his views. 'I b 14e t man who hereafter Replbli'can ticket iSun Si.te,ffor State at d e,.o will do so knowing he.i place theo. llatck ,an ona white iman. The S. . white.,ma.n .whi does this dificult to keep his hem.d wavuesof popular contem t~eint:ll I..apaeeount bi a peculiar accidant to II *geatlcuaa. 'VOn Satar last., wes P.4. Witi3imS' a ride inrthis r ig,,hew throw~n"frcrefrots,and :fing iiiltttee't' 'itll of ,his eerss'uas'ust Qa reashiug howc.044o, ear was disc covered awv ay ill' - hat. WcSr'e are, reqt &4134 dent Yif bhe Siate 1oNrss1 tkhiutnoclhe4."oI eh' sde'i'nta twuierU o tiYec in the rr t14 Sti e openiogFCt f tet sti a ; Ytlir ; r }l)e enabhid tn atte d fagotn for ." ve : ? tladar tr. v lir~reia- cI the " rtn ateAst* iviv r ferewrnwiý: _ ýý :t 'Fittt naoiltltlirris: t ,tlia, February i '& ~it anda`as; ,..iuel-'pectaclo s I lno s yogat. noon l~ios :C ier 'ando rids pto vilUege.qpii o son ibai de tirer 'inu Qp, d ! petitsweihhges .voia s n'd'q rice rson i 'FfDitnas a hodernio 1Y giu eealand li ei If iii1 un',vlt A .pci11 (ts1V n ;lcramqu'il u'euI efie d' atisa nire boa cu'sd. t~d.inat iquandl 11\ gas. n du village, ot minx',inisl:tleve q blprowewotore esprit al I a en peat d'educs ¶Jatheur ao3. pa iculers enfahts aisiu~ Ot0 sonvicris pas to bljatan ' eI "loon mno idt l*eeia '~Q~ic licnte pour.Irv. ::lmac eIev6 maia copes k faute? probabillemet eto le quto oi5. mai. cepe ndant. ii : pour prendre one he daire miean averLW Ofj peatuossemeflt .