The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-08-08
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS

ASouIu IjttOI anu AIStlptlLChC IJtll I
isheS have subscribed $1,000 for an
experimental sugar farm.
The School Board have decided |
not to open the public schools i'll
Vernon parish for twelve months.
The rice fever is very bad at and
near Convent, st. James parish.
there has been several deaths, and
the session OF school at tue convent
has been closed.
Mr.. Eddy Callihan informs us
that he has swarm of bees in his
yard that have built their comb on
II prach tree aud are working and
making honey in the open air. This
is certainly a curiosity, and is the
first of the kind we have ever heard
Of Capitoliau- Advocate.
The mast crop of this parish, so
far rs we have learned, is excellent
and will b. ampl, sufficient to fatten
all The hogs i'll tn parish. Quite Il
number of hogs have died in tins
year from cholera and tits therefore
not probable that home made meat
will be very abundant next winter.
4 Ruston Caligraph.
The announcement made by the
Board of Management that it was
ready TO make the first payment on
the sum appropriated for the States
and Territories to aid in making
their exhibits in the American Elk
position, will be every where re-
ceiN ed as the best evidence that
this great enterprise is now fairly
on its feet, and making rapid pro-
gress and promising the most graft.
flying success IN every particular
Estates.
The crops generally trough this
parish promise rich ield. Large
quantities Of hay and fodder have
been cured. The corn supply will
equal, if MOI exceed, the demand
In some fields the cotton ball is
beginning TO burst AMI show its
snowy staple-Warning the farmer
hpt he NEST be- ready soon tor he
ia YES. The cane is hattelin.
The supply Of all the garden prod
uUts has heen very great, larger ii
; fact IN II we have seen in years
Sugar Bowl.
Mayor Guillotte ordered the sus
pension of Officer Kenny as soon as
he received the charges from Az
ting Chief Thos. Reynolds. AnC
perhaps you have noticed that
Mayor Guillotte Gan be counted OF
, every time to do really good thing
demanded by the people. If yol
E know an evil to be III existence
make out the charges, sign then
like IA man, and lodge them in til,
proper place, and the May or is read,
for action. just mind that
-IChronicie.
! If, at length, the time shall com,
/, WHEN an Indian State shall be uI
, ganZed and admitted as a member
OF the Union, on he basis of CON
mon citizenship, with its resulting
t rights and responsibilities, thet
| those who are living in that -,aA
will have abundant occasion to hai
it as an exhibition of Justice t. /
long injured race. Something Xix,
this must occur OF tine Indian rae,
> must al last become extinct on thi:
soil. 1t cannot, in its present cor
ditlon, permanently resist the causes
, of its final deSIruction.-[N New Yorl
) independent.
| The general verdict is that United
t Sa +, Marshall Ii. Il. Pleasant,
! has done vel ~ lctaining MIR. E. S
+ WurzheIge rs chief deputy mal
: shat.
+ The appointment of Samue
Flow er as Assistant Treasurer q
t the United states at N, W Or an,
t will receive theeurlial endorsement
by the people of tins city MI +
. has good record as a man of int
| llgence, capacity and integrity. IL,
, will do the government, New o.
< leans and himself credit in his new