davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
semperems amo- abenomabl.

Ob9Ieib bic meiiten Semperen3ler in
&onias. tuie lberau, liramme @briiten
leln t~Dolen, idllagen lie Dem @brirtentbum
oennoh auf's Srchits Ino 9iobeite ms
9eitht, inoem ie gerabe gegcr oasieui9e
Sacrament Der hriltlihen STRIDE, Delhes
bon allen 6rt1tIiheR 0aupts HeliglonS<
p9rteien ais iolMes anertannt uno 9efels
et mlro, einihreiteu. Mdbrcno GbrtltuS
lelblt ben g4ein nit ben lEortcn poleS lit
Mein 8lut" ais eiHeu Beltanotbcll oeS
beiIigeu Nbenomabls eingeiebt bat, mol.
len bic Ielnperen3Ier in SIAN las oob Den
Sel6 nit benz Nbenomablpein benz
totboItihen Yrielt1 iDte Dem proteitantis
l9en Galen ent3Ieben uno ocrbicteu.
0ie erlte 9teLigton5 Z @enoiienihaFt,
incline III &ania5 iih guns enti6ie0en gez
gen Oieies GerbOt aufIebut, lit Die bii9b0Fz
IiG proteltantii6e Stride episcopal
church,. Giuer Der Geiitlihen oieler
STRIDE, Baitor Or. 8eattD, belt am lebten
Sonntag 3u QnDrence III &anlas Dor @rs
tbeiLung oeS bciligen Abenomab!s, foIz
senoe Nn ipra6e al leine @emeiloe:
v9ie nleitten Ger 2lntDeienbeu niifen
Dbue 3rurtfel, 0aB in oielem Staate elm
Temperen3geleB a%ngenomnen poroen lit.
Nber, tpie In CLAUDE, niiien tpenige bon
@ud, baB bieis5 @eieb ben @e6raub BON
&ein beim bciIi9en Q6enomabL gdusIth
Derbietet unO ben @eiltlihen, Der beim
9l6en0nabl Wein 9ebrau1t, nit 3peiiGbrtz
ger @tnlperrun9 I'M 3udtbauS beltraft
uno Die STRIDE, III pel6er beiI1 9beuos
mabl WetH DerabreiAt miro, als etIen
@emeinidaoen 5ui6lteBt. SD brau6e
@ua niht crit gu iG9en, baB ib Oieien
@eiebe gum SroBe iebt91ein reiben neroe.
Ser Bil1of uno Die 0eiitli6feit baben
bel6toilen, eulem iolden @eiege feinerIei
8ea6tuug ;u idenfen. g8ir linD pur1
bas BET unierer QrDinatio1 obgeIegte @ez
lobniB oerp1i1tet, oas Sacra ment mad
benz @elCbe uno 8rau6e 0ieier Stride 81
rei6en. Ibuu mir Dies Mot, 10 nerOell
0ir iino bereit, Dem &Giier (Oem Staate)
az geben, mas oes &ailerS Goes Staatesl
lit; aber mir meroen na1 ME Dor au1
0ott 9ebeH mas @ottcs lit. Wtit Betrus
tDtu i6. @ott mebr geborber ais Den Uienz
ihen. Son Ginem oilrTt Sbr ieit Ibcr.
Seugt ietn, nGu1Li6 oaun!1, oaB mir uns
0ent NeriU6e elmer bon aberdeen herz
rIbrenpen 0eleBgebung, oas groBe Sa=
cralnent Der 6riltIi6en Stride ;u peruids
ten. nien1als aud nur fir einen 9luGen>
bid nnterDerfen DerDeu."
Die @eiebgebuna non Rauias lit aus=
einanoergegangen, obue ben Nbenomabl>
tpein, ME IN l1r DeaHtragt tDorben mar,
iDieoer frei3ugeben. IS miro ft6 MN
3eigen, oh oas o0rtigeSemperenapdf tpirfz
Lin ben Nfutb bat, gegen Die obiee Stride
uno bic anoeren 6riltlt6en9irGen, Dclde
oeren 8eIipiel folgen werosn, ein3uldrets
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

gilt Der Tabrifation bon 0leomaraarin
(getpobnIib Sbienbutter 8alGnnD
uuo Der Tabrifation bon d6uiidemS;otts
Den mar fali6ltder Weiie Sdle
nenut. Der v9tspubtlcan" bemerft oa3n,
boB oe5 9tedt Der 3e8i5latur. lotdJe StoTIs
gu pcrbieten, be3ueifely peroen tonne, lilo
baB eS gelijge, Ourh @cieb por5uihreibsn,
DaB Ohienbutter IND &aigtGie nidlt als
Butter uno &lie perfauit Deroen bilyfeE.
Die 0GnoIer i~olgen bti StraIe algehalten
ncroel, iene Stofie ais ouS 3u pertaMfcll,
ipaS ite iiuo: OAienbuttet, ObleHtGle,
Shpeinebutter u. 68l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

Scr NnrinnNcr.

Cine brittle NutpflaHse iuI 8unoe nit
DEM .&llmmel u1o Dem wendell, Don Dels
6en jiin9it in oielen Spalten bic Jtcoe
mat, lift Der GDrianoer, bod lit belIen Nts
baM, Der al Mno fir ii6 nnter gilnltigen
g~erDGltniiIen uidt tpeniger Iobneno lit,
ais Der bes SenhclS, nur fir ben Sal an=
Suratben, baB man fir Den e~r3ielteit Gr=
trag it1 au1 nirfli1 Den NblaB ge1i0ert
bat. Der 8erbrau1 oes @orianOcrs lit
namli6 i'm Mlgemcinen ein melt be-
i6rGntterer aIS Der beS 6enbels, 10 oaB
Der Bebarf in 6er 9tegel idnsa gebeft lit
uno fir baS W2ebr eit NbiaB oft i6tuer gu
fin0en lit.
Ser Gorianber scbDrt ebenfaas sur
8fan3enfamilie Der ImbeuifereH nRo
tommt in iiioIt6cn 2dnbern niIOnadz
ieno, aber nur alS einiI6rigeS @cmGbS
Dor. Gr 8ei6net iib aus Our4 ben allen
leinen Sbeileu tpa1reno oes MabStbum5
1n6aften6en Inangenebnen iDan3etartigen
@eru6, pel6er lid ieoob nit Dem Dor>
ihreitenoen 9tcifen Der 6ru6t in einen ana
genebnlen @elpGr5,= @eru6 pertuaH0eIt.
gGas ben ibm an5uipeilenoen 8oocu be-
trifft, 10 fam man i'm Iberau bort nit
@rfoIg anbauelt, mo GiimmcL pdhlt; an
belter gebeibt ct ouf Neubrud, ionoigem
QebInz uno lebmtgem Sanobooen. gGie
allen fart riehettoen gflan;en ia9t aud
benz GorianOer frii6cr Diinger ai6t 5u;
man ipeiit i6m beSbalb am beiten ieinen
8laB nad gut geoiiugtcn 9aGfriibten al;
in unfrautfrelem Booen farm iibrt9ens autt
nod &lee nit beltem grfolg gebaut tpers
ben. Sir quite tiefe 2o6erung oeS 8obcns
iobnt Der Goriatber Our6 iidere DDbere
GrtrGge. "a CT Qcgen Sr0lte siemz
lid unempftnplt6 lit, fam 1Mau
ieine 8eitcllung o6ne groBe @efabr
l6on i'll Npril bsperfitelli9sn, bod
muB Bel oerlcIbsn = Oer unbehingt motifs
tperloigen ipGteten 8ear6eitun8 un6 8ez
bdufelung ipegen - Die &ecbeniaat ange=
tpanot perbeu; Die Jci6en mililtT cine
Gntfernnng BON miNocitenS IL 3ou erba.s
ten. Ser oerbdltniBmGbig groBcn 6orner
baLber Derlaugt Der Goriauoer etnc 0r0Bere
guSiaatlneHge als Der Seudel, etiua 1915
SID. per older; b0b lit Der Stberbeit ocS
Grtraees inegen HnD nameHtlt6 bgt 1l!es
rem Saatgut, Dte iu lDldsn SGaen, 100
elm lorgfGltige5 GtnbrtnBeW 6sS SantehS
niGbt gut tbHnlid lit. licber ettpa5 Su tart
ais AT i6tpad 3u laen. Der SameH mas,
ipeu1 er feifncu ieu, gut nit GrOe be0sdt
ietn; freiltegsnoe &oruer folnHlen, ipetlt
fie aud pirtli6 fsimen, nidt sur @ntipifz
hung. Gnoc AuSufE mus man sur Grnte
ihre:teR; cir lteb.rtsiftperDen III lDeScn
bes ieAr ieitten NEsfalisuS gu bermeioea.
Dcshalb irllte wan Ben Gorianoer eatu
nur i'm Shat Mnetoen Hlio 9Ieid auf Dem
6eloe ausareibeH; HIGH ihneipe ism am
Worsen uao svei6e IGN aM Gadmittae,
faGs 6as 8ettcr sInltig lit. 0a3 Strob
bietet Elm gateS Gutter far Gbaie. Die
&0rner miiIien auf tiuem Iafsiaen 8oocn
bann auF9ei1!ttet ano in 0er eriIsn Belt
flsiBia umgeihauiett psroeu. Mtan redb=
net als Gtfraa 8OO--10U0 4f6. SGrner Der
ader rno oil 1900 9fo. Strob, tpeLcheS an
~gtGbrmertbs aas SendeIitrob nod ubers
trifft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

Der Yoii;el1eF bet SHtnot1er Stats
bauptltaOt Springfielo, !9err Sountain,
rIfte i'm W2ai IeBten Sabre5 nit einigeI
ieiuer 8oli3ilten Der 0orlteberin zines oors
tigen i6Le1ten 0auies aut bic Buoe UNI
p~erbaftete Die Suiuifen besielben. st
bate cs a6er nerlQumt, iid sunor nit Ell
nen 6GfGsbefc6le 81 Derleben. Cine oer
rerbafteten Gra%uensperionei, elm iunges
MlGoheu gtamens 2i3aie &aines, ma6te
oaber nor benz &reiSgeribte oes COUNTY
Cinnamon, ge0en i'm cine &lage pegel,
unaelebli6er 8erbaftung onbGngig Mno
spar bebufs @rIansun9 zines S6aoens
eriaSeS i'm 8etrage DON fanftauieno 0oLs
lars.
Ser 4roSes fam erit in ben lebten ga
gen por benz Greisrihter CANE aur Nerz
Dauolung. Die Yertheiolgung oeS per~
tlagten 9oliseidefs itiste fid namentli6
Oarauf, oaB IS leit sebn Sabren inspiring
fielo Brauh gelpeien lei, 8oliseiuberfaIe
ge9er idIe4te 9Galer o6ne 9attsbefebLe
81 MAIDEN.
6reisridter Game bagesen ertbsiIte ben
@ei6worenen toIgenoe 8eiiung: vgfnd
benz stpeiten Earagrapben Der @runorehte
Chill of rights, tpel6e ben ~3tueiten Nrtifel
Der 8erfaflung bon Suinois biloen. yoarf
NiemanO 0eS lebens, Der Sreibeit,
ooer oes GigentburnS obne gebori9es geiebz
Iihes Yerfa0ren beraubt tperoem." SSH
Die 9oIi3et Elm ihIehtes 0aus aufbeben,
10 muB 1ie borber auf @runo ibres Gtoes
einen eeribtLi6en 9afts6efebl gegen bic
bon ibr sm berbaftenoer mGnnIiden poer
tpeibliden Snlolien zines iOI9en 6auies
er1an9en."
Nuf bisie Beiiung oes &i6ters Bin ents
ihieoen Die @eihporenen tpirfli6 su @ul=
ftem Der &lGgerin; stpar ipraden iie ibr
nt6t flnftOuieno, tuobl aber sipeitauieno
Dollars S0aoeneriab tpeseu uneeleBli1er
8erbaftung gu.
On bieIen Orten i'm Staate tpur6e big
iebt nad benz Sprtueftetosr 8rau6e bers
fabren. @eieBli9 itno iol1e ueberfGQe
obne 0aftsbefebL aleroin9S nur bann,
tuenn Die Yoiiset @rInD at Der NnNabme
bat, Dap it6 in eitem iof1en 6aule 4erz
ionen befinoelt, Die Elm grilmtnaIDerbre6en
begansen babcn. Die Gntl9eioung oes
Greisgeri6tes in Sprtnsftelo piro betpirz
ten, oaB tinfttg III SutnoiS 1eberfGle ges
gen i1lebte 6duier in Der Jteaet nur Quf
@rImO eiHeS 9aftsbefebIcs erfoIssn.
@euBerit angenebm ipirb oiele in Der
StaatsbauptitaOt berbei8efIbrte Wenbltng
Der Otnge g%etpiilen 0eyreH pOn Der Satz
noiler StaatsgeieBgebung ietn. 0enn BET
einem ueberfau, Den ote borttse Noliset
crit snet abenOe Dor Der nbi9en 9eridJtz
liden @ntl6eioung Guf ihlehte 9duier
nlaGte, Duroen, pte Die oorttge ySnir.
Sr. ar" metoet. niGt perigsr als eds.
sebn 0fit9lieoer Der StaatSgeieBgebung
abgefaBt uno mitberbaftet; lie gaben aber
uatirltb ni6t iDre re1ten gtarnen an.
&tr m0dten bunoert ge9en ems petten,
0aB Die Utebrbett Der 10 Derbafteten
S%taatstpetien aus 0udmduiern beftano,
Die sIet6 am nGditen Gage, oa an oteiem
i'm &beeoroueteubauie bic sroBe Gempez
ren3l6ladt ltattfanO, ii T 6as 3am@litfe
1sBt beleitigte Iemperen3 : 8erfaifumsss
Aurenbeme1t g9afee's ftintmteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

SIN erIter Gei6e ftehen in hieier ge3ics
bung Die io%genannIen yYpro6sne", pu
DerIdieoenea @%r3eagniiie Der frodcncn
fertilization ser StciGfo5le INT d6t!idel
0ebilbe. gu oieien Debort por Aliem cas-
8en5in, tpcIdes fir bic rieosten Eaicre,
3G tpet6cr Die ShmdroBeT aaiese. 0ansz
there 9eboren, ieGr giftiae - alio 3erit0s
ren6e = @igenihaiten bell b., Mn0 lolnit
ge3en lol0es lln9e3lefer nit @rfcIg oli6e:
member !ntrDett fam. 0a9eBen b~eSeiBe:l
itd bic Gier bieier &3!cfGen 8tgei; oas
SenStn !ncDr tpioeri!dno5fGbta, uno SaS
leBtcre muB 3u mie0egboiten WiaieI an9e>
tpsIl0et tperoett, tre1r eS 0iele Sire ;eriIo>
reH iOa. gu btsism l3rpefe iino aEh Jtaz
tron@ unb &aIiIauGen miriam. Mebll:b,
aber nod t~rQftiger ais Gci5is, tulrft Die
@nrboll6ure; lie mabt oas GItCc;b gerinz
zen ltno greitt lontlt Gu1 Die Ger Dcs l[nz
g~e;tefer5 nebr al. WegeR has t6iertibe
Se5sn perhdIt fi6 bic GarboliGacs in nnz
ter0lnAten l3uitanoe ie5r feine.!!D Mno
Dlr6l6Legeup, lie tootet bic tieineI NIB
t~iaiHjEen GDierden duBerit ihnca, GretFt
n!tb:n aud bic Der NNSlblGg bcrnDrtls
fctcen Shmarober mirfiam an MD zoos
TIT bic )iduSeinilbe iebr balo; nIr eGrf
lie ltIdt Gustn, i'm uuperblnnist 3aIIanoe
anae:oencet !pesnsn; ishr miriam sat itb
cine WttlAHH3 Don 5spa S)silcN
8rlHst ooer branacr Seife
nit einem GGeite Gar5olidure Az:
iamneH gesiebsn beDuf5 Nertilgur8
Der thieriiben S0marcBcr ermieien;
oieie WlGile lit aHf fGuoigtn Dotr
tom llngeSieIer befaaencu .Stet.eG 3t
br;n9eI, Don no lie uah "a Stunoen nit
laufoarmen Mulitc ipieoer abSulDaI1et
iiE. Ac5nli6 ipirfen Gle WaidunacH nit
DeroiiMtter Gar5oliIure. Sn gleibcr
Meiie pirtt pas I6ser0l oOer Die robe
@arboIlduye, Die nod nit anoeren Stpb=
Observation-Disclosures gemiidt lit. 2lub
Oct SGorniteinruB t00tet Bel ribtiger
8ebanolHug Die Mliiben. Das 3erpslz
tinDl iii betnnnt ais milbentooteno, onh
tuirtt IS niht 10 l6arf ais Die Garbo(s
IdIre. OierAer gcb0ren aud Die fritber
Dtelfad gebrGu6li6eH WaibungcN hit
Yerubnliam uno Sampler. fYeruer mir
fen Yotaide utb SODA, ipic Sciien Mnp
9ol5al0e ScritOrenb auf bic 8rnt bes
ul9eSieferS.
An Wlitteln feAlt es olio niht, uin oas
llHge3iefer gu t0bteu unS Die 3tdube Al nsr=
t%reiben; e5 banbelt |i6 ndlnl;n oar:tm,
oieielben bel !3eiteu aH3uipenoen. sS5eDer
Vormer uno Yiebbeiiycr ioute DesDolb
ieiIte S6iere fort9eieBt beoba6ten, balnit
ct, io6alD iid ltngeSiefec oDer GGuoc nnD
G6orf 5eigcn loHtc, mas belonos5 OH Den
SrilbtingSz uno Sommertageu iptdti8 lit,
lelbige iDfort elmer Der aIgegebenen 8cs
1au~Dlungsneile uHterSieDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21
S1S Nin9cLn Der SbNb1unte Mn0
QScinrcucu.

Sci friber in oieien Spaltsn mitdstbe;l.
ten NufiGScn iiber Dieien @e9enltano lit
uergeiien moroen an3Egebeit, !rQEn Dos
Jtingclu bebufS GrG0GunQ Der Iroabasteit
Dor3pnebnen lit. 0alielbe muB in pen
DtnNateu geihsbsn, no oer gsmoDnLihe
Miutcri1nitt uo%rgenomnten miro, GlIn 10
lan8e nod Der Gaft III 0tube lit oocr tur5
beDor CT Dieoer III llmlauf tritt. 9icier
!3uitan0 Der Jtu9e fdut smilhcn Die Mos
nate Sftober unb WfGr3. Sine garS be-
itinmte Belt lGBt itdl nid)t mpbl anBebcn,
iu0cn oa5 S6neioen n!1t a!leiu AT 1lima
lTto sage, ion0crn audi Oil Der SbltQdts
tung, iii 'ein3tlnen TaQen iogar Dor Der
betreffeHoeH Sltart abbGn0tg lit. 9lG6
bari man ben Shnitt rid)t Bel Ieoem gSetz
ter ipdDreno Der ganSelt QGiiiter3eit aus:
fibreu. grfoI9t Der ielbe i'm 0erblre nod
ST Der 3eit, no Das Saft ftiu3aitebcn anz
fdH9t, 10 bernardo Die S6nittpunbe e:tDa5
bis sum @intritt barter Sr0ite unS oaS
~g&GdstGum be9innt ill TrilhiaDre DetbGIts
ntbmGBig 3cittger. Sbue!btt man erit
beim geginn pes Saftamlauf3 I'M 6rib:
ling, tptln Die Sno5pen bereitS ldbeuct,
10 gcidriebt oicS auf Soften oer 8ralt 0es
Grtcbes. Die glnitigite Belt flr Den Bins
terl0nirt lit Der 3eltpunft, toellH Die ltrens
gen 6r6ite p~oriiber iluo uuo Die eriten 0tez
8uageu pes SafttS be9innen, alp i'll Dcu
mciiten Wesenoen uobl int UfQrs. 2rttt
nod benz Sdlneioen nod 1tarfe &dlte elm,
10 iuerDen Die Sbnittpunoen i6lebt Derz
iDa0icn uno baufig tDeroen ietbit Die Ga0z
&nospen oil ben %gertngeiteH .3tpet8elt nod
burb ben StDit 5erltort. BE; Urolttpetter
IOute ba5 9tingeln niCmalS DoSgeitomnsel
iperoen, binSegen pdDIe man sa oieier
Qrbeit einen lWonen Dcitern Sag; nnie
reanertide Mittsrung lit bicrsa slsi0faIIs
nidt Q~eei9net. Oa Der Gait in beu SIetas
Sbltbaumen 5uerit iii llmllauf trttt, 10
m~iliien 8irl6en, Bfaumen gitriibe &C.
saerlt ~eeringelt DerOeu; lp6ter fclgeh oaun
Die &srnobitbGun1e, wie2lgpfel anDSirnen.
uRo 3tDdr pJeOer Die Gommcrfritdte trilber
ais Da3 Oerbltz nlo gBinttroblt. Gbenlo
lit c5 nit Den Beinreben ST. batter uno
itets auf Irie6z uHo 8!ItDs3eit Jtadit1t
All nthlftcu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-03-21

idiebe in bas Neit binsin, tuorauf man
iitu lofort bon Der %geluHSeneE @irtung
lberieuaeH miro.
Cur Uor0sran9 bes gIsi6mdBi0cu @'ez
6eiJgas Oct Gede uao in5bejonoere Der
u;tsceh Gr;ebs Der YfiGE3ss, iii IS sins
pfebIen5tpertu. 6eim 8eihHt;oeR bic uuterc
Gei!e breiier 3a balteU. ais Die pbcre, alio
Die 0ede O5en binau5 ibrGg ausiaafen Al
mIalIen. Sin ioldeS Beistnei6en lit bauptz
iGh[i9 bort ratblan1, mo oas @a6st5um
Der !0ede burd in h:r Dtabe fisOenoe
8GGn:s, grOBeSe StrGGber &c. beeintrdhs
tia; miro.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02
MAHONE'S SPEECH.

The Virginia turncoat, on Monday
last, attempted to justify his treacher-
ous conduct before the y. S. Senate.
Gov. Joe Brown, of Georgia, ar
gued Malone, wasn't better than he,
because he too. had changed his poll
tics when circumstances made it ad-
vantageous for him to do so.
Hence, Joe. Brown was his exam
plar. Linked arm in arm with him,
Malone intends to 90 down - pos
terity as apatriot and a man Of honor
Other men have betrayed Their
country and people, why shouldn't
he, Malone, initiate their example?
A self convicted traitor, his guilty
conscience needs no accuser.
His only consolation lies in the fac
tina, he stands not alone as q wrong
d0rr.
Common thieves and criminals ev
cry clay, lay the same hatteringunc
ton to their souls.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02
Tho Railroad War.

"From All intelligent cavalryman just
arrived from the 'front.'" we learn that
discord reigns supreme in the camp Of
tho anti-railroad men Of West Baton
Rouge. No six of them can agree on q
line that won't ruin" their plantations.
They unite, though, on one that would
pass OIL higk embankment erected
through the swamps, which would serve
as q back levee. We will not be aston
ished to hear that the company will be
summoned to supply each place with
draining machine, to throw the water
over their proposed embankment-pro-
lection levee.
Wearepuzzled to know how it happens
that the railroad that runs through the
plantations nearly all the way from Don
aldsonville to New Orleans, does not af-
feet their drainage into the swamps,
while it does so in West Baton Rouge.
1t does look strange, that engineers
have constructed tho st. Louis Bridge,
dug tho Suez Canal, erected jetties at
tho mouth of the Mississippi; yet those
of the railroad can't run o line through
the West Baton Rouge plantations with.
out destroying their drainage system!
We hear that some of the anti-rail
roadists have begun operations by suing
for injunctions to prevent the line from
going through their places. How they
will be able to show that they are hur
before the apprehended damages have
been inflicted, we cannot tell.
The travelling public, all over the
State and the citizens of Baton Rouge
can however, point with pride, to tina
quarter of West Baton Rouge, that op
poses inter communication by rail will
the capital of the State.
What orr hard headed neighbors ex
pect to gain, by annoying the compan,
with law processes, we can't imagine
If railroads could be stopped by M
reasonable individuals, not one lin
would be in operation in the world.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02

DR.. CRonwELL.-It will be re-
Haembered that this c0lored individ-
sal, who once fgured i'll Shreveport
rs a doctor aud politician, was arrest
ed at TeIarkana last summer, charged
with committing assault with intent
60 commit rape On white woman,
and has been confined in Jail since
that time at that place. On Wednes-
day4hc was tried before the District
Court and jury of Miller county, Ar
kansas, and found guilsy-tho jury
assessing his punishment at ten years
in the Penitentiary. The following
day his counsel, Judge Williams, OF
N.ewisville, Ark, moved for new
trial, which was granted, Judge
Young intimating that case conld
cot be Sustained npnn the evidence,
A few moments after the motion had
fcea granted, D.s...~. Ay,o.ncy Cook
entered the conrt room and upon
learning what had occurred, remark
ed that he had done his best and If ht
could not conyict on theoyidence snJ-
mited, that ho wonld enter a nolle
prosrq.i asaias: Cromwell for AZ
saalt with intent to commit rape, il
che p7isonc" wauld plead guilty t.
simple assault, to which he consented
wl,eyeapon Judge Young fined Crom'
well SlJO and costs OF prosecution and
ordered that he stand coamitted un-
til the iine auu costs OF prosecution
shall have been paid. Under lac laws
sf Arka sas Cl0m weil Will he hired
ont to liquilate the debt CT the State,
Shreveport Times.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02
LAND REcLAMArIox COMPANY

To illustrate the results which ener-
NV and dauntless determination can
achieve, we have onlyto point to the
extract from the New Orleans Times,
which we append. We remember
we'll when our valued friend, the pub
lic-spirited Col. Columbus H. Allen,
was striving to obtain (Which he Il
nally did) from the Legislature of
l877-7s, the right to reclaim thou
sands of acres of hitherto valuelesssea-
marsh, which the Company, organized
by him, are about to convert into rich
fields of rice, thus adding materially
to the wealth of our State:
The works of this company, which
arc situated in Terrebonne parish,
twenty miles below Morgan City,
have been in successful operation for
more than two years. The purpose
of the company is to reclaim two hun
dred thousand acres Of sea marsh and
turn it into land suitable for the cul-
tivation of rice. At present steam
plows are at work on ten thousand
acres of this land which has been re-
claimed and is ready to be cultivated.
The land of the company is laid off in
parallelograms by canals two miles
apart, which are intersected at right
angles by others at distance OF 1900
feet apart. Upwards of
THIRTY MILES OF CANAL
six feet deep and twenty feet wide
has been cut for the purpose of drain
ing the body of land referred to. The
experimenting engineer, who has had
considerable experience in South Car
DINA rice culture, is sure of the sue
| cess of the enterprise, and feels con-
tideat that this land when reclaimed
will surpass in productiveness and
cheapness of culture any other rice
producing countryin the world. Even
at the present time, when wheat cul-
ture is conducted on such a large
scale, it cannot compare with this gi-
gantic enterprise, which is soon to be
of vast benefit to Louisiana. 10 Mr..
Columbus II. Allen, the president OF
the company, credit is due for the en-
ergetic mannerin which he is push
ing the scheme to the goal of success
Mr.. Allen is untiring in his efforts,
and invariably succeeds in every
thing he undertakes, and in this
matter he is building for himself q
monument which will outlast and
pcrpctuate his memory in grandel
manner than one made of marble.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial to the New Orleans Democracy
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Hampton. one of the Democrats who
are responsible for the loss of the Senate
TO the Democratic party, by refusing to
unseat Kellogg, drew Louisiana matters
into the debate to-day by expressing
belated sympathy for Louisiana. Sena-
tor Jonas, on behalf of his State and
party, promptly rejected such ill-timed
tender of sympathy, and plainly in
formed Hampton that Louisiana would
now try to bear in silence the wrong
fastened upon her by the action of GER
tain Democratic Senator'S Jonas spoke
, only few sentences, but his remarks
caused a sensation, and the Senators re-
ferred to seemed to feel the rebuke,
Senator Brown, in his deliberate,
quaint style, replied to Mahone's criti-
cisms upon bis record, gave long &C.
count Of his doings as war Governor OF
Georgia, and delighted the Democrats
and spectators as much as he annoyed
the Republicans by arraying the strong
chain of cireumstantial evidence tina
goes to prove the existence of con
tract between Malone and the Repnb
licans for u division of plumber. Hi
speech is regarded as one of the mos
effective yet delivered on the pending
contest.
Later in the day Kellogg gained TIL
floor and made Jonas remarks to Hamp
ton an excuse to relieve himself of loni
pcnt-up hatred toward the Demo
Gratis of Louisiana. Feeling that h
was 10 longer in danger Of losing hi
senatorial seat, he blackguarded the pee
ple OF his State in style that highl
gratifcd the Republicans,
I. Jonas declined to 60 into discusSlo
of the details of the creokedness b
which Kellogg obtained seat in til
Senate, but briefly and forcibly met es
ery accusation and denounced, in sever
language, Kellogg's personal and politi
cal course. This stirred up Kellogg t
pour out more bitterness and yitupera
ton than before, and after he had wav
ed the bloody shirt and befouled his owl
nest TO his hearts content, the Republi
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-02
The University Library.

The following letter from Prof. Sew
ell, the able Librarian of the Louisiana
State University and A. & NJ. College,
explains itself. Our contemporaries of
the Press will doubtless recognize the
Importance of supplying the sons of our
State with the everyday history Of the
world, and particularly of Louisiana.
In the columns of the local journals will
they be enabled to familiarize them
selves with the condition of every por-
ton of their State, socially, politically
and also about it's resources and merits:
Gen. Leon Jastremski. Editor Capitolian
DEAR SIR-Yesterday the doors Of the
University Reading Room were thrown
open to tho Cadets. The well-known
liberality of the Louisiana Press is very
fairly demonstrated. by the number of
journals which are laid on our tables
free of charge. Yet, there are many
well-known and valuable papers which
are conspicuously absent, and you will
confer an obligation upon the lnstitu-
ton if you will make it known through
tho State by. means of your numerous
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journalists of Louisiana.
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