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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1891-02-28

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VOL. I. NO. q.
THE CLARION.
Published Every Saturday by the
st. Landry Printing and Publishing Go.
(LIMITED.)
Official Journal Of the Farmers Unions
Or THE
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.
Official Journal Of the Town Of 0pelousas
oPELOUsAs, FEBRUARY %, 1901.
Pittsburgh coal at E. III. Vordenbau-
mems lumber yard.
E. H. Vordenbaumen sells pine lum-
Der at $12 per NJ #.
The A-tak-a-pa Family and Planta-
tion Remedies for sale by all Druggists.
The CLARION has lately been filled
up with police jury ordinances.
Work has been progressing rapidly
on the Federal building here this
week.
Ex-Gov. Foster of Ohio has been ap-
pointed Secretary OF the Treasury IN
place of Secretary Window deceased.
The Lottery case has been argued
before the Supreme Court. A decision
will not be rendered before two or
three weeks.
In the list of amounts to be refund
ed the States, on account of the direct
tax bill, Louisiana is credited with
$685., ,sS6.65.
The apportionment of the public
school fund, just made, gives St. Ian
dry $3,627.00. The total for the State
is $92, ,3O6. so for 369, ,226 children.
Mr.. Leonce Littell is building on his
lot near the Courthouse, a job printing
Office for Mr.. Herman Bodemuller,
which will be in operation in two or
three weeks.
We are indebted to Mr. F. J. Pull
ford, who is student there, for an in
vitation to attend the commencement
exercises OF the dental department OF
the Southern University, which came
off this morning.
Longs Artistic Pavilion Show per-
formed in 0pelousas three nights this
week. p 1t was we'll attended, consider
ing the condition of the roads, caused
by the long bad weather, and was pro-
nounced first-class by those who saw It.
If the Lottery is such good thi1$ b
morally, why have the other staes
outlawed it, put the ban on it; and
why have the United States excluded
Lottery publications from the mails,
thus putting them in the same cata-
CORY with obscene publications?
We are willing to do some more
cheap printing. Recently the St.
Landry Democrat announced that a
Progressive League had been organized
in Opelousas. We are willing to pub
lish the names of the officers and men,
bers of that organization, gratis. Will
the secretary please furnish this paper
with same?
Mr.. Marx Firnberg purchased some
time since the Verandah coffee-house
opposite the Courthouse. He has just
had it fitted up like little palace.
The location of the bar has been
changed, and everything renewed. The
lower walls have been paneled, and
beautifully papered above, as also the
the ceiling. If the quality of the con-
tents Of the bar, equals the surround
ings, the goods are very good.
We have more than once shown
clearly enough that the lottery takes
more from the people of this State
than it promises to pay; but If it were
otherwise, if the lottery paid all its
winnings into the State treasury,
could we call it honest in Louisiana to
live by the violation of the laws of
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ADVENT CONVENTION.


PORTLAND, O5t. . The address by
Elder Rufus Wendell. one Of the lasding
clergymen of III. Advent denomin4 4tioL,
delivered tetore the A vsnt Cony otion,
now in session here, was fine
effort. 1t was given in the Advent
church this evening at 7 80 O'Clock. and the
sui sct wa., "Do The Psychological
Views Of Adventists Need RevisinD?' Lss'
evening Elder II. H. Brown of Putnam,
Pa, preached q serme n on Faiths super
iative Ohjecs This morhing he convention
met at . O'Clock, and ne forenoon Was
occupied with the reading Of repotts from
the ministers and churches. The following
fficers were elected:
| President, o. s. French. Westbrook
vics pre.id mt, Rev. f Z. woodward,
Portland; secretary, Rev f o Dinsmore,
Richmoud; treasurer, Rev. J. Gsy. saco
Thi. afternoon here was preaching BY
Ed. George " Brown on 1.-THE promises OF
God to he Pilsnm Fathers" This even-
| ing. a. stated above, the address was given
by Z d. Rufus Wendell
Tomorro~ forenoon will he devoted to
rep,rts of committees. Tomorrow afrer-
noon Ed Joshua Denton siil prescb and
tomorrow evening Ed. A. Ross will Heiiver
the sermon. The services will q ntinne
Sunday. with preaching morning. afternoon
and evening.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Of the News Taken from the
Current Events Of the bay.

Reports from Western wheat fields arc
more encouraging.
Brsdstreets says the business failures in
the United States this week number 230
against 1873 this week Of lest year.
The Oliver & Roberts Wire Company OF
Pittsburg, Pa one of the largest corcerns
Of its kind In the country, assigned Friday
Salvador Mslo, q prominent contractor
Of City Of Me- xico, has left for puts un.
known, leaving creditors whose claims az.
gregste over $4,000
A. s. Darming. 8 prominent farmer Of
Irwin county. Ga, died Thursday from the
efs cts Of bullet wound received 10 an i'm
promp,u time on Sunday with W. B. Fus.
sells. The latter is believed to be fatally
injured.
Information received by Wells, Fargo &
Co. state tlat the stsge between Linkville
ard Lakevisv, Oregon. vas held up and
robbed, Wednesisy, by two men near tho
last named place. The amount Of booty
secured by The robbers is not known, but il
is said they did not moless the mails.
The Indictment against Dominick O'Mal-
ley, the detective who obtained such no
to,iety from his connection with the rrial
Of the I,aiians accused Of the murder Of
Chief Of Police Hennessey Of New Orleans,
vas aband med by the state Thursday, the
district attorney entering moi pros.
Frank May, believed to have been
mardersd at New D1bam, N. H., turned
up at his boarding bouse at Warrington, N.
II late Thursdsy night. lie said he spent
the previous night in barn q mile from the
Trou. Brook House. lie 10 badly bruised,
Ard says he was struck on the head with q
crorbn.
II was announced at Salem, Friday, tha,
further hearing on the Seavles will con
test had been postponed to Oc'. 20th, by
the agreement Of the counsel. 1t IL though.
this possponement is the fret step toward q
settlement Of the case out Of court and that
the oh jecs 10 to gain time I, consider nego.
tistions which srsvsid to be pending in the
case.
An attempt was made at West Aed.sy,
Mass, Thursday night to wreck the 3
o'clock train from Roston. . ore hundred
pound rock having been placed on the tsach
at tie poin, where the train atsins srsafes,
speed between Boston and woons ,ekei
The train struck the rock aad the coIlision
shattered the pilot ard brose the rods Of
the ensine, but il did not leave the rails
Officers sre as work on the Case
The business failures which have oc-
Cured throughout ths couairy during the
last seven days. Is reported TYR. q Dur
q Co. aGd Y. Russell & Co, Of the mefcan
J tile agency, BY telegraph, number for the
, Uaited States 240. end for CAdada 80
/ tstnl 370- a ecu,napsA Nth trfal NJ pm
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MADE 40 CONVENTION.
The story Purporting to Come from
Kingston Was n Pure Fake.

KINGSTON, Oct. Beth Ostrander and
Trumpbour. the defsulsing bank tressnrers,
deny the alleged confession in. the New
York World. Alfred Van Nostraod was
asked regarding the charges that he had
overdrawn his account with the bank. 81
deny that thing he said, as being an
absolute false hood Ever since I have been
in the bank / have had from $1,000 to
5000 on deposit. At the present time my
mother, brother. sister and myself have
SIG 600 o- sl7 900 in the bank. OF that
amount 5000 is mine.
81 know only this" admitted Mr.. Van
Nostrsnd, "ih.t O.trander had overdrswn
his &C coudt SIS 100, ard reported it to
the board Of directors when Oaronder was
arrested. He has been getting 10 debt to
the bank for siI or seven years Of course
| know that Ossfsnter pu. his checks in
the drawer. Itpoke TO Trumpbour from
time to time and wanted him to tell Os-
irsnder to 6x the ma.tef up. and Trumpbour
invariably replied, Yes, will attend to it.
Il hal NOS the remotest idea that he was
man puisti0g the business, When 0strsn-
der drew bis memorandum checks and put
them in the drawer l never saw them after
they went into the cash until Trumpbour
brought ,hem out for Brodhead. sup
pose, d .ll the time that Ossrsnder was 60
ing TO FIX the ttiog up and that he had SIM
ply overdrawn the money AID was going to
pay il.
Part Of il vas charged upon the dealers
ledger, the balance went inso the drawer as
cash items shat | never sa~, until they
<sre produced by Mr.. TrumpSour after
the arrest OF OstraDder. spoke repeatedly
to Trumpbaur about it. bu. never to 0s-
trAnder. The chsrge that I manipulated
the balance was msds Of whole cioah The
balance to May 1, 1891, did net contsin
one figure of mine. I did not handle
ledeers individually. but We all handled
dspo,itors iedgers
Bark Examiner Jud-on, who wss
present. confirmed MIR. Van Nos;rsnd's
statements Mr.. Van Nostraud said part
of this overdraft of OsiFsnder appeared on
the dealers ledger and vsr cut Gus after Mr..
Brodhesd came in the bank, but BY Sh>m
it was cut out he did not kno~.
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YELLOW FEVER AT JAMAICA.
brought by a Gcrman Vessel and Likely
10 Affect Trade.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 9,--Discovery
Of an outbreak Of yellow fever at this por,
has crested some alarm sni threatens 10
interfere with the shipping. particular y
With the passenger and fruis trades between
Kingston, Jamaica, and Uhited States portf.
The German bark Elena arrived at Kine'-
tun from Rio de Janeiro Sept. 0. The
captain OF the vessel was sick. and the
epecting medical officer ordered his remov.
to the public hospital. but he died on Il 2
way from the hip 10 the hospital. II WIS
afterward disco oysred that his death was due
to yellow fever, and the attention Of the
Bosrd OF Health was called 10 the fact
The mae OF tbs vessel hsd been seized
with the disesse and died within two day 9
after his admission to the hospital. Two
other members Of the crew have been
placed in The public hospital.
The vessel was moved to the quarantine
grounds and iht roughly disinfscted, and
tne rest Of the crew were placed in the
lszsretto. The local board Of health ard
the government have taken the necessary
steps to prevent the further spread Of the
disease.
The American coSsul here is nov is,uir &
suspected bills Of health to all vesse .
leaving for United States poru, and the
fruit trade from Kingston has been sore y
crippled.
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THE BRIEFS FILED
10 Cases Testing Constitution
ally Of HcKiblty Bll.
Principal Claim Is the Omission Of The
Tobacco Rebate Clause.
They Cite Various Opinions and Deci'
sions in support of Their Claim.

WAsHIHeroS, Oct. 9.-Steinbach q Co..
New York, and Marshall Field & Co.,
Chicago, the PLAINTIFF in the two Gates in
volvirg The eonstitutionAlty Of the Nc
Kinley tariff set, filed the briefs in the su-
pre- me cour, Of the United States, basinl
them chit fly on the claim that the omission
by the enrolling clerk Of the tobacco rebate
section, stricken from the original bill by
the Senate, and restored in the conference
makes the act void. Many similar cases
are quoted, and decisions Of the state conrts
are cited hoiding that the omission Of q
clause in draft OF bill makes it invalid
One case cited is that Of a bill passed by
the Michigan legislature. bur placed on the
statute book with some mod tications made
10 the assembly. The Michigan supreme
court in deciding the case said; '.It 10 to be
deeply regretted that go important q law a.
this, covering = subje ect Of great public in
terest should. because Of gross carslessness
or worse Of some one. be wiped bojily from
the statute books But the courts are not
responsible for this. nor can they usurp the
functions Of legislation aud by shutting
their eyes to the record Of legislative doings
declare the law valid that never passed the
legislature, however well authenticated il
may be by the certificate Of officials
Judge Somerville, Alabama. who 10 =
member Of the board Of general appraisers,
wrote the opinion of the board sustaining
the validity Of the Mckinley act sgainst the
protests OF importers, and is quojed in q
decision that he made while justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Alabama, in which he
rules differently, taking the same ground
Is the Michigan court. Both briefs cite the
opinion Of the late Justice Miller Of the
Federal SUPREME Court. ia support Of their
Claim that toe sugar bounty clause Of the
Mckinley act 10 urconstituti NAL.
) Justice Miller declared that $40 lay with
one hand the power Of government on the
property of citizens AID with the other to
bestow it upon the favored individuals TO
aid private nteIprises and build up private
fortune, is none The less robbery because
1t is done under the forms o; law and called
tax .tion "
''rbis is not legislation" says Justice
Miller. "lt 10 not decree under lesis
lative forms, nor 10 it tsxstiun." The
briefs Claim that power 10 given 10 tue
President in the third section Of the Nc
Kiniey act to rcimpose duties upon tea,
coffee, sugar ard hides at his dissection.
sndi is so obviously unconstitutional as to
preclude argument.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY,

Commanding Monday. June 29th, 1897, trains
piil run as follows, connecting at Oakland with
MAlLe Central Railroad.
tor Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Waterytlle. Au
gustA, sh0whezan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Bingham. 8 - ~
ti2 20 p. NJ; soion, 81 A. NJ, i2.55 p N Cara
iunk PALS. '6-3t A. y .oa p. M; Emoden. 5.o@
A. NJ, l.10 r NJ, North AnsoD. ~ A ~. 80 y
~. hnson, IN A. NJ, 50 p NJ. Madison, : 70 a,
NJ, a0zP.A =; Sorridgssock, so NJ. a. p
NJ. Hsngs Siding. = So A. VI '126 r 81 SAwt.lr =
trossing, -s.Os . ~. '2-y2 p, NJ. arrive Oakland,
5.2D a. VI $50 p,
From Bo ton Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, Wa
terviIle. Skowtgsan AID Bangor
Passenger trains leave oakl and, s.o5 4 n, ~
.. M; SAwteli. Crossing, 'y-2o A N. IS 90 =, II
Bangs Siding, '926 \. M. '5.U =. N SOfrtdxh
vook. 93f A. "a. s,it p. NJ. Madison, = 81 A. n .
70 r. NJ; AnsOS, 80 N 8 ~ 2. hpeh u.
ron, TO o5 A 81. 5 30 = N Embden, Io.D 4, ii .
900 NJ, Caratss< Fais. 'i0 t5 a NJ, - "a =.
SSian, i055 =. 81. go ? 81 arrive BIZ shSin,
tI.e0 A. NJ, ga 2. N,
Flag stAtiOas, at shI3h trains stop on aignfl pr
notiue to conductor MiAsd 9etwsea Bingham
and North Anson. WM "A. AVER, supt.
scgtsGf
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WE ARE WELL RID OF THEM.


OTTAWA, Oct. 9.-The two Chinese Iepers
recently shipped in bond from Ne~ York
to vancouver, TO be sent from ihfre 10
Chins, and Who we're shipped back
by the municipal authorities Of Van
couver, have been stopped At
Swift Current. N. W T.. on the border,
and re eturned to vancouver on the ground
thss they were slipped in bord snd that
the bond and that the bond was broken
unwarrautabIy by the Canadian authorities.
The mayor Of Vancouver will not permit
them to be brought into the city and has
had them placed under guard outside.
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rARNELL's FUNERAL


DUBLIN, Oct ?.--The funeral posssssiou
At the parnsll obsequles in Dublin will start
at 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon. Rspfs-
ssntatives OF various trades and public
bodies will form in 1t. Stephens Green and
march to the City Hail. After meeting he
hcsrse they will join in procession to Glas-
neven cemetery. supporters Of Parnsll In
parliament will alone surround the hsasse.
The procession will form at Kingstown.
where the mail boat from Holy head will
land the csskvt From kiogstown the pro-
cession will march to the town hall. ~
different section. being headed by bands Of
mueic, with mufiled dtums.
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IMMENSE CROWDS
Preparing 10 Follow the Remains "a
Their Last Resting Place.

L0rpoN, OCT. . Throughout the day
large crowds Of persons stood gazing ss The
house in Brighton in which Mr.. Psfnsll
died. The etilie containing Nc. PArnclrs
body will be taken from Brighton BY .
c,rcu',ous route To avoid obttusive curiosi-
y. Huodrsds Of members of the Parnell-
ites party will accompany the remains 70
HolyheAd So many followers of Mr..
Parnell have announced their intention Of
coming 10 Biiglton 10 join the funeral
train, that Mr.. Redmond wired begging
them not to came, as their presence would
only cause delays, and possible confusion.
The Parnell leader hin committee viii form
the advance guard Of procession which will
form the advance guard Of the procession
witch will follow the remains Of Mr.. Par
rell in Dublin. The hesrse will be ex.
clusively su-rsnnded By ratnellites.
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SURVIVORS OF REBEL PRISONS
Meet at Springfield and Talk Over Oh
Times.

WORCESTER, MSsi. Oct. 9.-The
thirteenth annual reuf ion Of the New
England Survivors Of Rebel prisons Va.
held this afternoon al Grand Army Hall.
The officers Of the association were re-
elected: President. Charles M. Smith vice
president, A. S. Aihorton; secretary and
treasurer, William Jubb; chaplain, A. Z.
Ssearns; executive committee, Albert
Mason, L. ". Goddard. The association
has . membership Of 2SS. Of which 10 were
present.
A banquet wss held at II Lincoln House
in the evening to which 50 sat down. Pres
ident Smith and Comrades BsilNd and
Buabee we're appointed . committee to
frame resolutions denying the published
s'stemsnt Of the late Jefferson Davis, that
Northern prisoners in Southern prisons
we're not treated worts than the exii eueies
of the times demanded.
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A COWARDLY ACT.
French Ministers Ill-tsed by People ID
the Streets Of MarseilIes.

MAssgiLLEs Oct. 9.--Ministers 0uyot,
Roche and Ronvier, nov in this city, lefy
the prefecture r"h-y w carriages, escorted
by Hussars and gendsrms. The streets were
throbs.d with cheering maIntudss, but q
ssvsral points pronounced Kissing and
booting ~ss heard.
While passing through the Boulevard
Lioers somebody IN the crowd hurled IN
open knife having y sharp blade, with great
force. at the ,ainstsrs. The weapon
missed the mark, sirikng With considerable
force, issndis fprtm Iss, an oi1icsf OF the
prefecture, seated In ihs rear OF the mimic
terisi carriages. The incident caused gYsat
excitement snd the srndsrmes Immediately
charged and dispersed the mob. They
we're not able To discover the miscfesns.
The mnisssfs ssfo sfterssrJs entertained
II lrncbeTi st ,hs cs~noef Of commercs.
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RIOTING At RIO JANEIRO.
Cavalry Disy~rses the Mob-SeveraI
Killed and Many Injured.

Rio JAsniso, o. 0 "A serious disturb
ance occurred here ls.t night. Il made Iss
fret appearance ia tho It.i,An theatre iRon
cAas. At presen; unArp~n and the trouble
coon spread TO the adj )ining streets. Ths
police srres'ei msny r'otcrs but The cficsfs
we're Out Numbered sod force OF cavalry
msde s,vsrsi shsfa.s Ard dispersed she
mob, rest r'ng crde,. Several persons
we're kiied snd many we're irj rjured.
The health os fr.sidsps Fonssca hes
been ina prsexsious condition recsnlly.
To-day he il somewhat bs lsef bus txssns-
iy weak There are intsigues sfoos fsgasd-
iEg tbs ssc,ession to the presidency.
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CT Parker, Ballard Ysle. Mas, ch N,
ksnssy.
ED Tasier 4 Co, Gardiner, blk Pilot
Victor.
William e Nsrriasa, lewiston, Little
Mite.
W s Penley. Aubnrr ga Hsnpy Jsek.
II A Richardson, Brsasstc< b . StArLie
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GREAT TRAt K WORK.
Pacing Race Saw FASTEST SaIaa Heats
EYsP frotlsd in Z Raea.
Delmarch Lowers Record to Eli H.
Other Records Made.

TEKRE HAurE. 0c;. 8 In the free-for'
all pseirg race here today. Guy won
Roy Wilkes sec I'D Grants Abisllsf
third; best time, 2 l2. In this race the
fastest seven heats ever gone in race wers
made. Charleston Won the free-for. sl
trof, McDoel second. Homssiake third
bes; time, sl5ls Walter Z won the
2 is trot, Henriets secord. Kenvood third
best time, II 4 D.lmarch went az cir .,
his record Of 2.l2 and made thu mile II
2 IL 2.
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MARRIED on DEATH BED.
A Formerz Colby Student Died Suddenly
at Somer,ille, Mass.

BosroN, Oct 9--Mrs Kate + Rollins,
nee Norcross. Of Someville, Mass died
Tuesday afteraoon aud was buried today.
She was formerly student at Colby Uni
versity. Since the death Of her father last
December, she has devoted her time and
talents to the administration Of his estate
and maturing his plans for beneflting the
Charleston, Me-, academy, to which he had
given largely.
Mrs. Rollins death resulted from poeu-
monis, ard when she was informed that
death was near, she expressed desire that
her ma-risge which was to have taken plsce
later, should take place at once, Ard &C.
cordinsly, last Tuesday at 3 A. NJ. che Was
married to Lewis p. Rollins, Of Brooklyn.
N Y. The remxin' were taken to Charles
town, Me-, for interment. She lefs her
husband about 500. 900 by will.
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MISS RUTH CLEVELAND
Is the OfIieiai Title Of the New Clevc.
land Baby.

NEw YoRK, Oct9 --Ex-Pfesident Cleve-
land stated today that his daughter 10 to be
named Roth This vas The name Of Mrs
CleveIapd's grandmother and has always
been especially liked by her. Mr.. Clevs-
land aiso said II desire espsuIsily thst
mention be made Of The extreme and kindly
interest in us and our child shown
by the good people evsry~h.rs
throughout the country. We have
received almost innamsrable cm-
graiulasions and KIND rernem brABc.s. From
the President Of the United States AMI
many humtls citizens nave come hearty
fslioitstions. All this Is very crafty ing
and since IL will be impossible to scknowl-
edge sil these messages separately, I hope
this public recognition will be regarded ~
aufiicient .
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WAsHiNGToH, Oct 0 Pensions have
been granted to thsse residents Of Maine
Original, David VI. Arey, William F. Al
len, Eben Morton. Jessie Ceffin, Gearish
l. BuzzeIl, Hosss Allen, Patrick Higgins,
William +. Broph. additional. Charles B.
Pherix, Horace y. Munrse, Samul T.
Leach, Lewis Smith, George W. Clement
Albert A. Hartford, John W. S.arkey
William II. T. Riley increase, Chsdbourns
H. Warren, Charles A. Sumner, Jopathar
BssIey, wm- s Fond. Alonz, Bufrell
reissue, Caleb Emsry. Seth z Gordon
Jsmes NJ Leighton, John X Webb. Fred
eriek E. Partridge, George Il. Cofin
original, pidov, Olivia Baisrlck.
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL GIRLS
Have Pleasant Excursion TO Farming
ton by Kindness OF Pays0n Tucker.

FARxIssroS, Oct. 3 The railroad COM
missioners passed through the town this
afternoon from an in.!ec,ion OF the roads
in the county,
By tie kin5nsss of General Manager
Psyson Tucker, the inmates Of ths Gi 10
Trdus,riai School at u.iiow.li Came here
this afternoon on an excursion, 81 in nuu.-
Der, in charge Of The assistant naron-
They had . piesIe dlnner aud Aftsruard-
visited points OF inisfest, making = .efy
enjoy bic ifip.