davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
PhACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Bl'azylia.

DIlenn'kI nlemleckie g}osza,
re coraz wlgcei w~ychodzi ma law,
iakoby rewolucya niezupe1nie talk
g}adko SIG udafa jak to uepesze z
Rio de Janeiro prAedstawify, oraz
re ME cafy kraj zadowolony lest
y nowego ~porzadku rzeczy. Wedtug
nadeszlych do Londynu W tych
dnIach wiadomosci re zrodcF pry-
watnych, wybuchfy w ostatnim ty-
godniu W RIO nlepokoJe, / Ottawa
coFaz wlekszych zaburzeh wzrasta
4 dnlem kazdym. Prowizorvczny
Rad z&rzqdziE wybory dopiero "
przvs1Icj jesieni. Nastepnie wyda1
dekret, ma mocy ktdrego uznano
zdetroni2o"anegu ces&rza Dom
Pedro / iego famjIia "a banit6w,
a ces&rskl cafy maj2tek "a wfasnoSt
panstwa. Przychylne sympatycz-
ne giosY prasy a~ngielsko irlandz-
Eo-amerykahskieJ dla nowe] repu-
bllkl oburzaJa Nlemcow W najwyz-
Sym stopuiu. O lie N,emcy beda
mieii ~sEusznoSc w swoim sadzie
niepochlebnyn ola o~becnego rzadu
mtodej rzeczN pospolItej, nied1ugo
sic pokaze.
Pomimo, re u steru rzadu pro
wlzorycznego stoi obecnie cz}owlek
pc kt6ry ME w1ele JaG g}osza spo-
dzlewac sic MONA, TO Jednak ME
jest on ~wiecznym, a moze mice
n%adzieje, re przysz]e wybory wpro-
wadza do parlamentu brazylian-
skiego ludzi odpowiednieJszych /
godniejszych.
CODY tez powiedzieli Niemcy,
gdyby tax W niediugim czasie
ola despotyczno- konstytucyj-
nych i tyrahsklch rzadow Wilu-
slowych wyblfa niediugo ostatnia
godzina? Me WEN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

jednak Katie Jack, a mszczac sic
"a to, napad} ma osadnik6w i
zamordowa} dw6ch mezczyzn, O
ktdrych dowiedziat sic, re sprzy-
siegli sic ma jego zgube, a gfowy
ich umlescif ma zerdziach jako o.
Iropna przestroge.
Og6Iny przestrach ME miaf
teraz granic.
Morderstwa nastepowafy. je-
dine pc drugich, a Mkt ME byi
pewnym zycia i mienia.
Pewnego dnia przybyla Gala
banda ciezko uzbroiona ma doline,
osadnicy Z swojemi familiami mu-
siell sic staw1t sail g%oscinnego
domu, muzyka zagra}a l rozpocze-
}y sic tahce.
WSciekia ochota rozb6jnlk6w
dosiegla prawie szczytu.
w tenn kazaf Katie Jack PRIV
~prowadzit sedziego pokoju, wziaf
"a reke na!p'ekn1ejsza i najbogat-
sz2 dzlewczYne 2 osady, stauaf
pred sedzia pokoju tenze musiaf
go p~o}2czyt weziem m~a}zenskim
z nleszczesliwem dzlewczeciem.-
Nprawdzle obec.i chciell temu
przeszkodzic, lecz ro%zbhinicy zrobiIi
s"oje, q mSzczqcsie j~eszcze z~astrzeliii
najStarszego brata ~dziewczyny, ktG-
- chcia} sic uuclG ia Katie
Jacka. lnnj bandyci porwali kiIka
niewiast i d1iewczyn i uszli Z nlemi
do swei twierdzy.
Gnie~ i zemsta osadnik6w do.
sieg5a mai wyzszego stopnia. Prxesz}c
100 uzbrojonYch podst2pjlo pod
owe twierdze rozbdjntczq, iakls Gaw.
ny ortylerzysta przyprowadziI
6(af2 2fmate rozpoc1efo sic re.
gularne oblezenle,
Arpata oddawa}a @nakomite
usfugi, gdv5 wiclu rozb6jnik5w 70.
stafo %zabitych wsr6d szaic6w. Ma.
stepnle przypuszczono formalny
szturm F., wypedzono bandyt6w z
zajmowanych pozycvj W Iasy. Roz-
luszeni osadnicy pod2zyli "a mimi
cafy dzien praw'c trwa1a zacieta
walka. Kolonisci utraciIi wielu.
lecz W kohcu pochwycjli II roz-
bojnik6w i tych ma miejscu po-
"ieszono; reszte rozpuszczono.
C1y miedzy zabitemi znajdnje sic
Jack, ne wiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
PLACCIE "a
L CINCINNATI.
26 grudnia 1889.
SzanOWnY RedaktorzeI

O1dLO"Hy heQakLOfZe!
Poniewaz sprawl, W kt6rej
Ci tn slow kllka chce napi-
sac, tax CIeble, jake i Tive
go plsma sic tyczy : "a ten.
nam nadzleje, ze je bez zlnla-
ny W najbllzszym numerze
Warusa umlesci6 raczysz.
Juzto ME cd dis TAX re-
daktor Zgody jake lego pro-
wincyonalne pismaki zaczeria-
ia z brutalnoscia karpacklch
optyszkow, nominalnie mo1a
osobe. Gdzie tylko ia zgraia
wyczyta jakikolwiek artyKuf
pc ludzku naplsany, zaraz go
przypisuie mojej osobie = t.
j. posadza mnie o autorstwo.
Byfoby to rzecza nader po-
chlebna dla mnie, gdyby to
wychodzifo Cd ludzi prawych,
wyks7taic"nych / nieposzIako-
wauego charakteru = i gdy-
by W svoich lteracklch elm,
kubracyach orali tresc prey
pIsVwanych mi artykulow "a
telnat polemiki : a ME mo.
ia osobe. = 0 tresci )ednak
artykuiow ami w~spomnienla-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
ksiazek, stawa6 bedzie b. Is BIN.
pred izba karna Starogardzie

Grudsiec. Tuteisze sadly przy-
sleglych wydaty W piqtek dnla Is
BIN. wvrok smierci. Cha}upnik
Jan Renk z Rakowca, kt6ry zyi z
zone swoja W wielkiej n,ezgodzie,
zamordowal ja m}otkiem. Przyz.
nal sic do tego bez okazania ia.
klegobadz zalu i op%owiada}, re
bill, ia tax d}ugo m}otkiem pc
gFowie, az zyt przestala. Potem
wykopat W stodole dol, wrzucii
ja do nlego i rzek4: ,SpiJ spokoj-
e, stara c3arownico i ME ruszaj
se!!' potem zmowil pac,erz i "a
k"pa} j2. Sad u1na1 Renka win
nrm : skazal go Ma smierc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

Polakow do miiosci O~Jczyzny
to B'smark chetnie mu be-
die pfacIf haracz, by ME po-
wrocif 60 kraju i ME przesz-
kadzaf mu W niemczeniu dzlel-
mic polsklch. Ale Blsmark vie,
ze Parysso glupi, jak MaGko-
wo clele, . takich on sic ME
boz, a vice I'm tel pfacic ME
bedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
PEACCIE IA
Zazdroscr

KEDAKTOR Ameyyli Oh.
Paryso-Paryski gniewa sic
ma Bismarka, De on ptaci IN
nym, +" Je'nn nc Nlechaj re
daktcr Ameryh2 talk pisze, ally
Blsmark go sic bal. to bedzie
mogt sic czegos Cd niego spo-
dzlewa6; n'echaj wydaje, jak
redaktor Wlar7tsa: Proroctwa 0
odbndowaniu PoIski, aywot
MISUNDERSTANDING zagrzewa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
kase zwiazkowa i czmychnai
do KanadY. to mic = to ME

kase zwiazkowa i czmychnal
do Kanady. to mic = to ME
wywrze W koncu zadnego u
,emnego wplywu." Czy to wy
wrze jaki dodatni wplyw, czy
to z"dw napelni kase to
TED ieszcze o tenn widlami pi-
SaEo - chyba he to ma bye
zacheta do powtornych pc
pobnych operacy] fnansowych.
~ mas, pisze dalej, to take
fakta, civil kradzieze, rzecz
zwyczajna i dziwilibysmy
sic, a navel obawiali lukiej
gors>ei k%atastroty, gdyby ME
kradziono = Huqas ch1ustas,
to tn u las ma porzadku
dzlennym". re W Galley "a
zfodzieje = to fakt niezbity
= ale czy tam znow Jest tax
wlele do kradzenia to tel
w'elkit pyta1le. NiecE zresz-
IA kradnq!
P. Chnm,}1 n~rzv;np;.. GAIA
przyczYne Ejeszczescia W ma
I'm v]}asc;v;o ~;oszc,a n;a WA
aa1.L;o.u ,,;...I..
l I,..'',.I,.n - -" -
80 -, ;l, ,,"' ''M,'@'
j'A ,'''N' "lp''' ~ y ''''',
""' 5o '.''G77' '''' ,,u"
n;Ii4mv wxzeIEa ''' '"n," -, -, ha
s;p Sam; nhd7;er.toy .,.i ;
saw hn wvnra.n.I .nh,a
nd yInd4;o;5w Q 49, ..,o 100
,mn5a nnr,ol.:a5 49,.
,Ind1a o., 1gs','S
aaL}or' rroa1'l. l''' my -
. : " "'>''5o p''o0-
ny SPoSoo "ymySIac me be
"2'eniJ' 9''oc SIG to do:'o-
MIRA @0E m'a'' Jak P'sz7'
pFIyJen'''osc p"afapAh'a SIC,
s,,. Is - ""' sI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

ale Ia 10 z szatanska lubosc'a
szarpla oszczerczo mole imie.
Mech i'm to wyldzie ma zdro.
w'e!! Ludz'e. ktorzy wlasne
swo]e pazwisko utopili W Sex.
wan'e = tn pod przybra-
mem ucza ludzi honoru -
patryotyzlnu, a nawet rellgii,
nlgdy W oczach ludzi prawych
ma wiare zasfuayc ME moga.
kto swoie inia zaszargat i
W Sekwanle u.npli = ten
cudzego przecle szanowaG NE
bedzie. z tymi vice ludzml
W polemike nigdy sic "a da-
wac nie mysle - jezeli
gdzies cos wyczyta,a = i
mnle przypisu)a, temci gorzei
ola mich - 2e Ma rzecz sauna
la odpowiedz zdobyc sic ME-
NIGGA, a k}amstw odwolat lie
umle)a
Te same uwagj tyc@q sic
takze p. S}esz}nsNiego q New
1or4u Ten tel podobnie =
miasto broujG swoich zdan
wypowiedz.anych liza Seimje,
rzura SIC Z zM}&4ios.ia Mosk ,Ia
"a ;noia o<obe nrxvDn ;civ.
szy nawet ink to .. s..
chec Re j., ;vslem ou;oran
artyI1u1nv " ,Uuyusjo NO
c17 t..,sn5 NJ, t,,n ,.,
choG oarobina lIamstwa?
WsZakze tam ty}5o urzvtorzo-
no do>iown:e to ie<xcze
ME wszy~tko, 60 y. 81 wypa.
dywn1 n4 s.,m;o C1v n.
H. sy,rrl, .th,y zd,i .;o ~.
urzo IL, r.gn J.. 8 nIow-
81;
=" ,';' 's''' S Il o@,'"'
:. ''",,,''."' h"o &C. ~
~ + 0'e' '''' N's9'oi,
a"' 'eI's'F S'ySIe''
br,nji svuinh la.ad ,az
o}o.,n,,.h m,nLn.u
XII; Artor ty..I an1,,E1,, <"
W u5o,9I.:o '.
ma sjow9 y s,o.1 " 49,,
dv,} nn nraoa,a
nnd7%nL r,,h 49, I,,D' q i.
,u, ''0, -, ("
NUM- -" A'''e'NN'. = r. -.
1'''' :. 1%y.e -" 0@I'1aI'' re
- 2.:,d,1 . ;>,t''- ' '.'l.
2ou,r ! lI;ec;nn, ne ~ N. .L,
81, x..,n ;Iy;o snh,o a,'I w.
bgr.,tyrz ..IS'1 ~ Wv" o'..+a 80 ''''1
- : '','1 ,,s%.
tyrzn~s6"g Cv 'n'' 81 eIa 's
znnry. s,o +,nl. .t,u 80
60 zac2nlc rz,,.ai o~srozo,,two
ma moia osoha nrqytnc,o.
,;a ~,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
EcIlO ma glOs . Gaiicyi

ca @e Lwowa czNtamy dosy5
itug, arlykul . naszci poi
skleI e1n'gr+cyl Ameryce
pod Iyt@lem: AJopjda 2 tuna-
tego $H1atG. Humoru i dowci-
~ niehoszcZyka |. Lama me
ma W tel kronice, choG jeimu
Jest przyplsanq, ia to jest VIE
lie kr tJ kl nasayCh stosunk0w,
weIe nauk, pr:estrog, rad, a
na~et ! trochq kadzldIa ma va
chete. Dobre i to przecie
kraj sic dowie przynalmniej,
ze pom1mo naSzej mnlemanei
nlesfornosci, nlezgody ! krew-
koscI, 2jemy tn Iepszych
o tys'qc procent warunkach,
many spory kqs chjeba, dach
mad gIowq, p"It~ "a grzble-
''V' " ) " NieSzehl SazIego
1h'Jozl7 SIG o'ty dollar, kto-
rym nawet z CORY oplacaG So
be moaemy IwowsSq kryty
Ike.
IUiemY tn ma woinej zje-
mi, przed4eIeni cd ojczystej
1agrody Uceauum;. ale GIieki
Bogu chloe sic bjjemy. gtodo-
we be~zlwrotuej pozyczki a la
G]'ieia, "ie potrzebujemv.
Ie sic u b3emy, TO znak lie
nam d~0orne, / ze WE y, ua4
zycle; @j"dn' SIC ME bjj4, chy-
ba bjeda jch 6~lezy. Luaz,4.
do kohoa swJata be}a .;G
wbrew wszelIllm prohlbicvom
bedq sic bic pomimo lwow
skich Katou6w. Prawde tpeo
~aforylmu my Ia 4 Gala si]a
stwierdzamy.
Me Jest 10 1ednak TAX aly,
lak soDc p. Chamskl wyst.
VIA. Jego sad tf4cl nlrswi"-
domoscl2 tz1czy; Ola tego tel
u.aln1any 60 I'd why.
Kco chce 0 naszc vmlgra-
CYL p.s&C, ten mu,i tn , rnni
kIska lat przeayd, poznaG ma
ia mIe1scu ! la>ze >t"suuxl.
Wye sc przyz~yczaiG do tei
atmoSfery woluosc;. a ,zcze
g0Inie precise wr420d 1wnrIa
szNo1e dos"'"dezema | oabyc
kurs amerykanskiej GIozoG,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02
P0BYT W PUSTyNI

p'""'e tdh uZlha, ]ak HlaWna
atrykanSka Sahara. MoAia lie
ma diva tysiace kilometrow
dlugosci i tysiqc szestset SEE
rokosci, obhczenla te jedua-
kze nle sa pewne i wnos 6 MOI
ma, re jej powlerzchna ME
pr2enosl dwoch milionjw XII
llmetrow kwadratowych i
re est cztery razy ~"ies>za ni4
powlerzchnla Fra2cvi Bgdz co
badz, puStynia ia zasIuguie W
@upelno5ol IA miano wlelkiej,
jake lei pows2echnle nadaja.
Nyra1 pustynia ozuacza
przestTzen Meml dzika, piasz-
c1}sta pa2bawionq %ro5llnno5-
cI | s.n4tuq DO ME ubnrwio-
M zle}onym lIsciom drew i
krzewow. WIcher wznoSi lei
p:asl1i woIbrzymich ruchomych
slupach, a woda HE chtod2l iej
inna, Sp4lonego i suchego.
la suchosc i pa zczystoSt Cd
znacla wszyst1ie pustynIe, ale
pr6cz tel wIas1l Ho5ci, uatura
l"h moze bye cafslem odmien-
ma. Chocial wnetrze S,hary
me jest les1cze znpeinre Aba-
dane, &namY "a do yc, azeby
sob "yobraziG Szeregi Dej COR,
ska3, 4 La, jeli6r sruonleni.
L~na.}du)a sic tam TAXI miejsca
lyme, W wlelkIel Cd siebie
odIegIosci polozone, pokryte
rosllnnoSciq. Jedne 50 mniei
roztegie i puste, lime, dixie
/ obszernIejsze, 2amieHzsane
pr1ez p.emjona 2iepodIegle,
stanowi@ce rod2a pah+tewek.
''eJsc" &c nazyWalq sic oaza-
t"', a jestI spo]rzycIe IA Sar-
- 80 '!lo1.S' ulFZ}c'e pre-
Nol'''o'G sN re Vych o&2 wei
~" ,.'Soa z'S"'ou1e SIC IA" ga
W. W. -.
ISlN" p's'A'''" Ah'eTykl
P'1'''3S'" cna'a>'e' Poooo-
~, ,." * lo1''' 3'q ":elce %
= poo ""G'T"eM geo,
sr"f1cznYm. Iutal, plas@c2yzny
n'eklore' rozlegle n" kllkaset
n'I' pokryte sq b'atym pias-
KEN, k'ory'j&k ! !" Saharze,
"''l!7l poo'1"S@ +" ''"p"eh W
3 pJ|'e' ~ 1&S5p"!e n'H ia
MN" >.op sIuoose' pF@est'.e-
~, ]sIau"'4ce '"Noy sh,e-
SSe''' poN'Y'e' Va o"3a'e ie-
'''@on 3N''; roNn'e o2'<le,
'one h""et pas
N'' s' "''o 9"'iie' Nez oFze"
foslInnosc'' Dali rosn4 krza-
III SN"rlo"aci"1e, o llsAu vat
,Yhh' o'a!a"ym; W tYch krSa
hach koh 4 czioWleN'~m tat
"osc'a zap'alac sic mo&e, DO
Yen galezle konary "zalem-
ME sic chwytaJq pIacza, po-
g'nat"ane' nteprzedarte, ges.
Sc' re KHAKI, to arte1n'sla,
Fooza] oz'kie) szaiW'l, Cd kto-
feJ tez porosle ma rownlny
naz"ahe SO przez strzelcow |
podroznych fqkami szafwii,
Gdzleindziej pfaszczyzny So po-
krVte DrZeZ lave D~OchOHzaca y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

W Chojnicach pocztylion Pran-
Sc otrzymaf srebrna trabke homo
rowa cd dyrekcyl poczty W Byd-
goszczy Ia dlugoletnia wierna
sfuzbe.
w Osieku W pow. starogardz-
kim p. Rex chciaf zrewidowaG
biblioteke czytelni ludowej, ale
bibliotekarz oswiadsz1 mu, re BIZ
blioteki tel juz ME ma. Wr6cif
zatem pan Rex do Torunia mic ME
zdzia}awszy.
q Grabowa donosza do ,,Piel-
grzyma": w przesz}y %poniedzla-
lex, dnia Is z. m. zjechaf tudot9d
do mieszNania biblioteharza pana
Z~egarskiego p. Rex z fortuna W
towarzystwle volta p. Koenlga l
zandarma re Skurcza W celu odby-
cia rewlzyi, a re p. Zegarski wow
czas ME znajdowal SIG W domu a
iona tegoz oswiadczy1a, re ponie-
waz meza W domu niema, q IA
rewizye ME pozwala, wiec odjecha-
Ii Y niczem.
We wtorek, 26 2. NJ. zjechaf
d. volt sam tylko, q zapytany przez
p. Zegarzkiego CIV ma sadowe zle-
Genie odbycia rewizyi, odpowie.
dial re ME, tylko Cd p. landra-
ia, wtenczas p. z. zaprotestowa}
przeclw odbyciu rewizyl, a p. w6jt
spisawszy %protokdi, odjcchaf.
R6wnoczesnie donosze, il p.
Zegarski W sprawie dawniejszych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-02

Wles Warszawice kupiIy
Cd reszty sukcesor6w dwie cork
zmartej Sp. Z~awiszyny, panic Kaz.
miera Bielihska i W}adysiawa
Hulewiczowa ma wsp6lnq Was
nose.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22
FROM STRANGER.

Nr. Editor-Thanks tor yorr kindly
comment, and invitation 70 come again.
ss slso for your suggestion Of ''genins."
But
When one il chilled thro' to the gizzard.
o.. Is yow'd say, from ''A"to LIZARD"
His pet howers wilted BY the wizard
From whose tyranic reign he'd fled
To Wanted sunla,L. but Instead
OF sunshine is confronted by
The very foe he late did fiy-
The same cid tyrant. all unscissored.
A fierce. untamel Northwestern bliz-
zafl--
Blank Consideration can inspire
The Muse. No skill It doth require
OF Genius" to produce . poem.
From epilogne up to the proem
The aspoetic inspiration
Was downright, undilute ~rsrdiion.
S1RAxoER-
Vaudeville. La. March ~. lSYO.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22
Self-preservation is the first law

Self-preservation is the first law
OF nature all other laws are Of sec-
ondary consideration. You cast .
plank to . drowning man and he
clutches it, without pausing to. ask
you whether you got it from the
fence of . saint or . sinner. There
is no time then for misguided fas-
tidiousness. Prompt action, re-
gardless Of political expediency,
must be had when human lives are
to be saved. In our opinion Mayor
Shakespeare was right in accepting
the Lottery's money, and Governor
Nichols, in not accepting it, made
the greatest mistake Of his life. He
must be losing his mind.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

After Gov. Nichols refusal to
accept the Lottery Company's gift
Of $1OO, 900, Col. A. w. Crandell,
Chairman Of the Democratic State
Executive Committee, wrote to Mr..
Dauphin suggesting that his Com
pany's donation be made directly
to the people Of the levee districts.
This was agreed to, and after con-
sultation with Chief Engineer II.
b. Richardson, Col. Crandell APP
pOrtiOned the amount to the vari-
Gus parishes, which was thankfully
received by the people, with the
exception Of two parishes, which
reported that they were not in inn
mediate need Of funds.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

ion against the Company, though
INV reasons for entertaining such
an opinion may not exactly concur
with yours.
Third-ssIs the city so pauper-
lied in purse and so debased in
moral sentiment that we will allow
a gambling institution that is .
recognized curse and shame to pro-
tect and save us under the present
emergency" Setting aside the
abstract question Of moral senti-
ment, etc, permit me to say that as
to purse it is very much pauperized.
l am giving at the present moment
my personal checks in payment for
labor due ON levees. So far as l
have heard, nobody but the Lottery
Company has contributed anything
but moral sentiment to stop the
flood, and that can't stop it. l GER
tainly will, SO far As l AIM concern
ed, allow any n who wishes to
contribute either money, material
or labor towards an important work
like that in hand.
have little faith in the country
at large doing the great work OF
protection. We have tried tn have
it done by the Legislature and by
popular vote Of property holders.
You know the results. l am ready
now to have it go forward with the
assistance Of any and all. The
amount of Our obligation to the
Lottery Company, l may remark,
may be reduced exactly to the exc
tent of contributions offered by you
or any one else. / Am afraid the
floods will not wait for the mass
meeting you propose and for the
collection OF the amounts that
might be subscribed. For myself
l have no fear Of being thought to
have accepted a subtle or any other
kind Of q bribe. l certainly have
no power to accept one in the name
Of the people, nor could l bind
them If l would. In this, and in
all my acts, I am open to criticism.
l do not fear 1t now, and feel that
in this important emergency ! have
acted for the best. Certainly l have
acted for what my judgment and
conscience told me was best.
Jos. A. SHAKsrEARE, Mayor.
DIR. Carradine has written q long
letter in answer to the above. and
Mayor Shakespeare has received a
large number Of letters from prom
inent citizens, including one clergy
man, warmly approving his course.
and the City Council has officially
sustained him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

Since our last issue three bad
breaks have occurred in the ~levees,
one at Nita plantation, in St.
James parish one at Pecan Grove,
in East Carroll parish, and one At
Live Oak Plantation, in Plaque
mines parish. The river At New
Orleans is several inches above high
water mark, but it is thought the
worst has been reached, and by
constant work, night aud day, the
city will soon be out Of danger.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

Of the LOttery's charter, are matters
of secondary consideration at this
juncture.
Shreveport Caucasian: What
ever opinion may be entertained OF
the Governors action-and Of course
public sentiment will be divided OIL
1.-THE fact remains that the prodcr
will prove Of just as much moral
benefit to the lottery a if it had
been accepted, and thus it will have
saved its credit and its money too.
In this view Of the case, from .
practical standpoint, it were better
for the money to have been accept
ed and utilized.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

A LADY's PERFECT COMPANION.-
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

The entertainment at the cOlOred
school house, last Wednesday night,
by Dr. Icons minstrel troupe, for
the benefit Of the Town Hall fund.
was largely attended BY the elite Of
Covington. The performance was
excellent in all respects, all the
members Of the troupe acquitting
themselves in . highly creditable
manner. Special mention is due
Prof. Joseph Francis, the one-leg-
ged song and dance man, whose
performance was wonderful to be-
hold. With the aid Of his clutches
he gives = f~irst-class clog dance.
and he Is doubtless the liveliest
one-legged man in the country.
The large audience were highly
pleased with the entire performance.
DR.. Leon deserves the thanks OF
the entire community for his gen.
erous action and disinterested pub
lie spirit, in helping US to build our
Town Hall-he donated the entire
receipts Of the evening for that pur-
pose-and he has certainly won our
lasting gratitude. He will remain
here the rest Of the week, and all
who have not done 50 should get .
bottle of his family medicine. Even
if there is nothing the matter with
you now, there will be some day,
and Is Toodles says, sits handy to
have in the house," The hundreds
who have tried it, and come back
for more, is sufficient evidence OF
its wonderful curative properties.
The doctor will leave here for Pur-
Wis next Monday, and We commend
him to the citizens Of that town Is
. reliable and truthful gentleman,
and his family medicine As all that
he represents it . be: and Jake
Kilrain, who is saying at Purvis
for the present, might try one Of his
plasters with beneficial results.
II DR.. Leon should ever conclude
to come back this way, he can rest
assured Of = hearty welcome. In
the meantime his family medicine
will be for sale 1t Heintx' drug
store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

Remaining in tine Covington. Ia Post.
office Friday, AlArch ~. ls9O:
Persons calling for the saMe will
please say adv-rtize.!:
Andrews Frank
Californian Chax A
Houston bowie
Moullet, care Felix Bout
Miley is
Mc(;ee VIM
II not called tor in thirty days from
late. the above letters will be sent to
he Dead i. etter Office.
A fee "f u cent additional postage 10
required ON all adv.rtize.l letters.
CHas. HKINTz. p. n.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22

The Chicago Herald shows that
despite all the outcry. Of men like
Ingalls, there are just rs many votes
suppressed in the North - in the
South. In Chicago it says that the
big Republican merchants post no
tees during . campaign in their
stores informing hundreds Of clerks
that they would like for them to
vote the Republican ticket. The
clerks are not slow to take the hint
and vote as their bosses dictate.
The same thing il done in factories
and mills OF New England, the men
being made to understand that their
depend on their casting
their votes as their employers
direct, while the Southern planters
request their negroes to re-
main In the fields and not vote 1t al
ON election day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-03-22
CARD OF THANKS.

CONVICTION, La, March Fl, 1890.
Da- LEON
Allow AZ. the uudersigned Building
Committee. to acknowledge the receip,
Of s33 50. the gross proceeds Of the en-
tertainment 50 kindly given by you on
the 10Th inst. for the benefit Of onr
Town Hall fund.
The incleneacy OF tie weather and
the short notice given alone prevented
. larger attendance; but if the people
Of Covington had entered AS cheerfully
and heartily into our project rs yon
have done. Doctor. the receipts would
have been at least doubled.
Ny dear sir. in the name Of the peo-
pie Of our beautiful and fxst-growing
little burg. allow NJ the pleasure Of
thanking you for this manifestation Of
your public spirit-of the disinterested-
ness and generosity exhibited BY you. a
perfect stranger. in giving this enter
tainment and donating the entire pro.
ceeds TO our Hall fund.
A stranger you came in our midst.
preceded, il is true, by tales of yonl
generosity to Amite. Brookhaven and
other towns. but . stranger you can
never hereafter be to the people Of Gov.
;ngton, and to'us. at least, the name Of
Dr.. Leon will b@ cherished IS the one
borne by . larg, hearted. public-spirit.
| cd man. and We feel that We re-echo the
heartfelt wish Of tho entire community
when We say. God speed thee. DR..
Leon"
By the committee.
Francis A. GUYor, Mayor.
e. FREDRRIcK.
n. J. SMITH,