The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-09-27

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MN oau.xAss. Sent. e. 1881.
lsDfron CHrxr:
long dfoutll was brought 70 4 close bs
refreshing slso@sls. The cisterns were
6lIadan the aitH fsthers relieved Of d vex-.
atioas problem --hos % supply thousands
I of peopls - as the expenditure Of
i ttle liatfie aliitafy Director Of the
/ Auxiliary 6a1litafy 30 ssociation was led By
the dfonth 81 consiSs Tie subjecto d ready
/ supply Of holesofle ysHter. Water tanks
at convenient points we're suggested. a
MT. Reagan, keep6f of q livery stable, with
q VIEW os sidiae fof his stock, resolved
70 fry the experiraezat of q drive-well ON his
| premises, and Il TaEnlted in aastFaapn
l snroWn separai feet above the surfaces and
pE1neanG With y sandy sediment after
reachang y depth Ct fftysfve feet. This
| was g curiosity which attracted many peo-
| Pc.
Aa1or hufke las his hands full with push
ing the Ezposition s1terprise. Stockhola
eIe nave pee1i SLOW e resp pondlrig 70 calls
ansI rom 11e nfst me political opponeF
g e 5. lsuIke nave enueavored to creaeetlles
1al.as sne is1 sltlon y somehow
se'.'1's''.so a's..n hls personai advalieernent
polisIeaiiy heeensis q mas peen remarked
1hat Mf. Iurke' manager ct the leading
Demoerasls aaa'y, 1ne 1ta,'es-l'soioe,at, mas
pronalnently assocla1ed with him Mr. 81 JUG IS
SON 'ns business nanager of the same pa
per; also' tnas Mr. e saason, notwitlisfandf
ing me appeaI oI A1r. burke 70 citizens to
subscrabe for add itional stock, and the fact
that 1s1ere gre 9 number OF newspapers IN
existence better quallfled for the purpose,
mas starred g neWsn snaper, an Exposition bull
letin, 20 adverflse e. asis not clear to the
public that such asa expenditure is wises
ana IT leads 20 HnfavOrable criticism. OF
course sats e not expecfed tf1at Mr.. Burke
s'aA paease eYeFyposay IN the discharge Of
nis great tasR, sDnt u does appear advisable
go separate distinctly the interests of the
" 2 s naes-l1easoc1'tW neWspa aper and the Expo
sitiof. fi'e new pu1lcif1gs attract thou i
saHos oI VISITORS ana y IS evident that
spe eoler ln eans of coIlainun1c n1cation with the
e. e WIN I'D De ah ssIly necessity.
. Ai's = Ihoseihent eontlnues WIt1-s
uus t1as iIen.est apaseInent. Inc changes.
an slle appearance ei squares M ana streets by
these new puild1n 81 caten the eye OF the Old
oIsaIc I1i 9 InaFkeu4 degree, ana espe-
elaiiy IN 'nose numerous instances where
ons-ssofy sheas y anouI to succumb to time
ana Veasner nave Deen replaced W1th two
ali 1hTee-ssory Drick sIr uctures.
= OSIanHsteE aa aasrehahI stall holds on 20 nus
m anez g even Doid ana defl-
alll IoaRa ff' s1as At 1s beiieyed that
ms ms ses'lp M WIN Ilang as tne Deli OF Mf. Ael-
ioee some .nne morning pefore the cam
pa1gn ls much IurIher advanced. he is ue-
Iendea py Mf. flncnpack ana friends, who
ASSET hani % ee sne Vlcsln OF q conspiracy.
/ Ahe oongressionai sEsa s "a conventions OF tne
e.a'e a1e s''p1ec's VI INTEREST N pohsacal
circles. some ne he1orm democrats IN the
iiss Iissliot lnes anu 1olhlliaseo non.
oarieson hun1 lof congress "ltnout con-
suitlng lhe managers o. tne party machlne.
a regular DeIlocrat Will aiso Dc nominated.
MI. hlils Is penlnd N 1he second Dlstrlct
race. Inc nomination OF 2. .. Gay Tor the
Ihifo Dlssrlcs is reearded as an e6ceiiens
one Fersonahy ne IS hDeral IN hls views
anu y lnorousliy ldentlneo with the taraH IN
'erests OF Inc alslr1c1. hsepnpilcan tprlma-
rles ano'cate 1nat Mr. heiioggs renornlna-
ion Will De unanimous, put there IS much
talk or Subsequent party Reputation and
a transfer OF hepupilcan votes TO clean
democrat. N the Fifth DISTRICT opposition
and r1ng Democrats have each put can
didate IN the heid. In the Sixth Mr. Lewis
was aeIeatea ana q new man was taken up
a1ter es N many paiioIs.
Ine news from Maine mas greatly elateds
the opposltlon 70 ring democracy ID Lou
lsiana, anu thefe IS promise OF reactIon
against Ihe unIalr ana violent means OF
aggrsna1zehent here1o1ore pursued by the
Democracy OF this state. These methods
are fully proven to be ru1nouS to material
interests, discouraging labor and tighten
ing the money market; and they are also
aisinteoratino Ia the nartu itsa,f. aa vii, ba
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seen Dy reference 70 Ine proceedings OF the