The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-19
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.

/ 49, 1859 NyOltA III
The police Jail ordinance of coun
Gilman Miller is working well. The
ylolators of city ordinances clear
the markets. In CONSEQUENCE, the
lonthly rent of Tie markets has in
creased $1400.-TStates.
The present week has been the
hottest We ever rem nber to have
seen in louisiana, the thermometer
ranging from ninety-Six to ninety.
eight degrees.-[Ibel'yille South
II is to be regretted that Mr.
WaddelPs bill providing for geo.
logical and meteorological survey ui
the State, has Jailed to pass the
Senate. 1t WAS one among the most
important bills offered during the
session. Capitolian- Advocate.
Congress was lii session on Sun.
day. Ilfis is Il shame, il disgrace.
The Sabbath would not be needed
for legislation, If the members did
not Idle away so much valuable time
i'll the first part of every session.
Il Feliciana Sentinel.
Was it not Boss Etizpatricls who
promised TO have the city cleaned
within thirty days! wins re, OF
where are the Boss and his pledge?
Mr.. Winfield Gauclle, of John
Gauche's S0as, who has been on the
Continent in. search of wares for
their emporium, has re- urned to the
city.-Tltem
There has been three or four eases
tot smlll pox in the parish hospital,
all told, Which has cost the parish,
for medical attention, nursing and
supplieS,abont four hnndled dollars.
One hundred dollars a piece is an
eXorbitant allowance. Who is 10
blame for this wasting of the public
tundsg-ITerrebonne Times.
There is much composing because
Gov. McEnery is so prompt to par
don criminals The expense and
time required to convict rascal are
so great and convictions are so few
comparatively, il is very discourage
ing to have Che Governor exercise
the pardoning power with SO much
liberality.-IEx.
The Ijoqyane thinks The election
laws OF massachusetts, so thorough
and complete they are. would be
proof against tile Louisiana ballot.
box stutfcr, The Pic. is mistaken.
The Louisiana ballot-box suffer i,
proof against all election laws, PAST.
present and future. Php only proof
against him is to dive him iway
from the community ut the nj zz'e
Of shot 9nnS.-FLa. Standard.
We learn from Nj. y. r. Brfison
that the crops OH Bayou Clear are
in excellent condition. MI. Aelser
Cos especially Is fortunate wi d Ills
cotton crop, which is over fvt feet
high already.
The crops to Chencyville are
-tolerably good; beyond that poiit,
IN Rapides, they do not look AS well,
u MarksviIle Bulletin
The steamer Whisper is rnaninc
in place of the Bel e of the Cost,
The latter boat having been laid up
until the opening of the fan hnsi
ness season. During her period of
idleneSs the natty Belle win mn.
dergo II thorough course of iepail
and will come ont later in the Wear
more deserving Of her name than
eyer--a veritable Belle Of the Coast.
-[Chitf.
The I ID. acknowledges receipt from M,
Theophile Harang Of the second number ofLis
valuable work, entitled "Thc Nlttopal Svn,li-
Gates OF Capital and Labor" in which he gives
some excellent ideas tending toward the ,ieye
opment of the agricultural and Industrial
resources oil Louisiana and the New South
MI Harangs plan is to organize q progressive
international syndicate OF capital and labor.
with capital Of Sl,0O0,00, to found a new
city, to be called Louisiana" lii this mod4l /
city there win be sto.e s of every kind. bntpnIv
one OF each kind, so that competition will be |
avoided, and all works OF public CLEARWATER. |
Will be attended to by the syndicate. There |
= much to study in Mr. Har0ng's ulan, which /
u IN events rs an experiment which can do no |
lailn, even if it is not successful.-I'rimes
A movement is on foot among the
young meh of our town to organize
debating club, provided they meet
With sufficient encourag
FMS is but a step in the right al
ection as is anything tending to.
ward the moral and intellectual
advancement Of our youths. 1t is
o be hoped the young men will co
operate, and thereby assure tha su,.
'ess OF the club. : La. Advance.