davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

w lie c w o b I o e y y.
Jezuit6 W, kt6ry sic odby1 W
Poznaniu, miaf przebleg wspania-
Ky. LudnosG polska bardzo t}umnie
zebrana tax z miasta, lax z prowin-
cyl i to z wszystkich warstw zlo-
zy}a nowy dowod, jak ia sprawl
90. Jezultow W szczegolnosci, a
sprawy p%oiityczne ogdInoscl ~
wo obchodza. Bardzo wielkl udzlaf
duohowlenstwa dodawa} wiecowl
~jeszcze wiekszej powagi.
Dw6ch mowc6w zablera}o g}os
W sprawle 90. Jezuitow, ks. dr..
Kubowicz i p. DIR. Fir. Ch}apowskl.
Pierwszy m6wi} przesz}o godzine,
drugi jeszcze d1uzei.
KS. DIR. Kubow1cz potrafl
cd razu wprowadzic siuchacz6w ma
stanowisko, ma ktorem n%allepiej
zrozumle6 mogli: ola czego to ka-
tolicy dzisiaj maja obowlazek
domaga& sic, azeby Zakon ten do
Prus Niemlec napowr6t wpuszczo-
no.. Wykaza} BOWEN zaraz ma po-
czatku swego wyk}adu, re Zakony
sd instytucyaml ME przypadkowe-
mi, an chwllowemi, ale scisle 2
zasadami KoSciofa CRAFTSMANSHIP
go zwiazanemi, cd samych poczat-
k6w Kosc1o}a istniejacemi: re Ia
kony So lnstytucyami, ktorych
kosci6f koniecznle %potrzebuje do
speinienia swego po%sfannictwa.
Pan dr.. Fir. Ch}opowskl mo-
viii bardzo obszernle o powodach,
ola kt6rych Jezu1t6w 2 Nlemiec
wydalono wykazywa}, re wygna-
ME 90, Jezult6w ME zgadza sieani
z ko%nstytucya pruskq, ami wog6le z
zasadami wolnosci opywatelskiej.
Petycya, jaka uchwa!ono
brznl:
Wysoki parliament upraszaia
nlzej podpisanl o przychylenle sic
do wniosku posfa dr.. Windhorsta,
zadajacego przvwr6cenla zakonu
Jezuit6w i pokrewnych kongrega-
CYL.
Nizej podpisanl wychodza z
tel zasady, re prawo Z J.. 1872
wykracza przeclw konstytucy1, mo
szac zasade rownosci wobec prawa,
a gwaici dalei zasady wolnosci
koscioia.
Pc zniesienlu ustawy przeciw
socyalistom, przywrocenie zakonu
jest w naszem pofozenlu koniecz-
mem, zeby uzyskaG nova pomoc
wobec zywiofow przewrotu. Ponce
ia tenn bardziei II mas Jest potrzeh-
na, gdzie szeregl naszego ducho-
wienstwa walk2 k%ulturna tax bar
do p~rzerzedzone zostaly.
Petycya ia bedzie rozpowszech-.
Mona pc ca}ei arch1dyecezyl gniez-
niensko-poznanskiej do podplsu'
w sprawie szk6lnei m6wlf Do-
sci DR.. Dziembowski Z roznania,
m6wlf iedrnie, treSclwlc kr6tko,
czesto sic powolywai ma Ojczyzne i
IA kazd2 prawle raz2 ]wt6rowano
mu grzmOtem oklask6w. Pc movie
jego prAyjeli wiccownlcy, nastepu-
jqcq re2olucyq:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Gosf VIC e.. Tuteiszem

Gos}aw1ce. Tutejszemu
obywatelowl Tomaszowl Langos
wydarzy}y sic W krotkim czasie
diva nl~eszczescia. Me TAX dawno
temu skradf mu zfodziei MECH
zboza, ktore W stodole by}o juz
nasZykowane do odwiezlenia ma
miyn. Wkr6tce potem wyiecha}
syn lego do Opola, ably snjeg wo-
ziG. Gdy wracaf do domu, kon
padf i z}amaf noge.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Za}eze (pod Katowicaml.)
Niedawno temu zakradli sic zlo.
dzieje do sk1adu masarza Ander-
sklego, zabral' pleniedze z kasy,
jake tez rozmalte miesiwa. Ztodzie-
lie maja bye z poblizkiego Debu.
Wachmistrz Dpoke stara sic usll-
ME, ably ich wysledzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Szlask.

O e.-Dzls umari tn
niespodz1anie DIR. Patrick z powo-
du zakazenia krwi PREY ~leczeniu
pewnej dzlewczyny, cierpiqcej IA
~dyfterya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
z GALICYI.

Do ,;Czasu's telegrafuja: ,Po
pieciodniowej %rozprawio ponownej,
skutkiem znlesienia wyroku przez
TRIBUNAL k~asacyjny: ogfoslf try
bunaf lwowski wyrok, skazuiacy
ks. Stojafowsklego ma try ME-
STAGE wlezienia "a zbrodnie spree
n~iewierzenia. pobrauie zaliczek ma
pielgrzymkc do Ziemi swietej. Ska
zany zglosif zazalenic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
" BydqoszczY sad karny S!

W Bydqoszczy sad karny ska
za} handlarza byd}a Schwarca na
3 mlesiece wiezienla cato, zeOten-
re robotnikowi Aakowl z Gasawy
W szynkowni daf poi Ultra okowl-
ty. Yak te wypi} i ME dozy} do
wieczora. Schwarca skazano "a
nierozmyslne zab6jstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
Elegancki podarunek ma Swieta.

6 cali dlugim, 8 Gale szerokim, 2 Gallo grubym'
MhetrZe Jest ozdobione W spos6b artystyczny i
wspahla1y, pieknym niebieskim jcdwabiem i "a
%lera prawdzlwq fajke zpiany morskiej.
nzara iaJai Jest zrobiona z odlamk6w najlepszej
niaia pod kazdym wzgiedsm; ma pa%tentowapnv
cyDuch l munsztuk wy}ozony srebrem, kt6re
mona rozebrac Ola wyczyszczenia fajki i W
skiadach tytoniu ME sprzedaje sic nigdy poni-
zeJ dWoch %dolar6w. Zawiera take cygarnice z
czysteJ piany morskiej 2 munsztukiem 2 czysste-
go bursZtynu, kt0ra jest warta SO c.; zawiera
mnocnq puszke do zapalek 2 niemieckiesgo srebra.
pndeiko zewn2trz jest pokryte prawdziwa kar-
maIynowq ~jedwnbnq aksamitnq felp2. Pddelka
powszechnic nasze towary 'przcz 80 dni tylko
nsaziemy wan w!yselali naszego kr6lewskiego
karmaZynowego jedwabnego aksamitncgo felpo-
wego towarzysza ola palaczy "a 95 c. tylko
prIesylke ,oplacamy naprzdd, reczymy "a aado.
%olenie Iuo zwracamy pieniqdze. Te oferte 70.
blmy tylko tym, kt6rzy chca Notwithstanding
9asze towary; cd innych zqdaimy $500. Adres:
Ill: WIiilams,1 1875 Halsted Str, Chic ago. III.
WytnJcie to, gdy bedziecie zamawiali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Prusk6 W. U miynarza
Czecha p~rzerwa}a woda tame (gaG.)
w celu usuniecie klap Z rue W
piecach, rewldowat tutejszy mlstrz
kominlarSki ma rozkaz la~ntrata
wszystKle piece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

We Florentyno W i e
pod Gnieznem wszczat sic ogieh
W podworzu gospod ARA Stacho
wiaka ~zniszczy} stodote i chew.
podobno zfosliwy cz}owiek ogien
pod}ozyt.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

BYtom G.. So. w kopalni
,,Heinitz'' wpadi do16rca maszyn
Lick niewYttomaczonym dotad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
POlska pod alem.

w w arszaw1e zawiazafa
sic pred laty kllku sp64ka rybac-
ka majaca ma celu, jak %najszersze
rozpowszechnienie hudowli ryb W
W Kr6lestwie Polsklem. - Pred
kilku dn.aml odby}o sic posledze-
ME uczestnlk6w Spoiki a dzia}a-
ME ]ej "a rok 1S899O przedstawi}
z~a}ozyc1el i gorliwy kierownik
przedsieb1orstwa p. A. z kt6rego
przem6wlenia wyjmujemi nastepu-
jace s%zczeg6fy:
Spo}ka prowadzi diva gospo-
darstwa rybne W Kocku l Zyrzy-
ME, kt6re ]ej wielkie
przyDosza zyskl. Stawy W Zyrzynie
~znacznie zostaly rozszerzone;- jest
prawle pewnosc, re doch6d 7 Mich
eagle powiekszac sic bedzie. w
ubleg}ym roku sprzedano przesz}o
10000 funt6w ryb. Z~afozyclel
oswladcza wreszczie, IL hodowla
ryb navel prowadzona ma male
rozmlary op}aca sic sowlcie i przy-
czynic sic moze do podniesien1a
dobrobytu ludnosci, gdyz ryha
dotychczas jest bardzo pozadanym
towarem ma rynkach kr6lestwa i
zn1zki iej ceny predko aba~iaG sic
nlepotrzeba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
N wa droga zelazna oo

Nova droga zelazna cd
Berdyczowa do zytomierza l dalej
ma Polesie, sluzyt ma g}6wnie, jak
donosi Nov. Wremia''. ola u}at-
vienna zbytu naturalnych bogactw
tego kraju. Do tych miejsc przy-
%gotowuia surowiec. Dotychczas
wvw6z by} tax k%osztowny, re bar
dzo nawet bogatych rud ME
eksploatewano. Miejscowl kapi-
talisci byli przekonani, re zelazo
wo4ynskie ME bedzie mog}o kon-
kurowaG navel warszawskiem.
Przeprowadzenle drogi zelazne1
zmien1c musi te warunki, tax do
tad ola Wo}ynla niekorzystne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

sposobem do szybu i zabi1 sic ma
mlejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Uzna &C w1elka k~orzysc,
wyp4ywajaca Z osuszania bagnisk,
pod wzgledem ekonomicznym, ko-
mia specjalna, iak donosl min
ski Listok", uznafa "a konieczne
osuszyG ~ieszcze ma Polesiu w CUB
miski 100000 dziesieciu gruntow
rzadowych i 100000 dzies. pry~
watnych, oraz W CUB. czernihow-
sklej 100000 dies. rzadowych l
100000 dies. pry watnych.
D}ugosc og6lna kana}6w wyniesie
$4,000 worst, a koszt II 100000
rubli, kt6re beda wyasygnowane
W ciagu lat 10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Z areszto n &c h ME-
dawnn W KraKowie akademlkow,
J6zef Artur Gorski, wydawca pls-
ma p. t. ,,Ruch", stuchacz III ro-
ku prawa ma uniwersytecie jagie-
lohskim, oraz Henryk K%fuszyhski,
student l roku medyoyny, zostai
wczoraj z aresztu sledczego ma VOL
ma stope wypuszczeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

Zgon s. p. hr. Wladysiawa
Wolahskiego, posia ma sejm kra.
iowy, prezesa rady powiatowei
buczackiej, nastapi4 we Lwowie W
tragicznych i%stotnle warunkach.
W mleszkania zmar}ego, W paiacu
Dzieduszyckich, zgromadzit $40
liczny zastep gosci ma zabawe
maskowa. Mkt ME p~rzeczuwaf,
ijaki straszny wypadek Mat zgiu.
szyc nogle wesotosc. Oknto samej
p6tnocy; gdy zabawa wrzafa Was
ME, rozeszia sic nugle wsrod H.
czestnikow jej przerazajaca VIA
domoSc. 4e g%ospodarz, hr. WI.
Wolahski, ciezko ~zaniem6gt. lick.
ka niedyspozycja" przybrafa forme
siInego ataku apoplektyczoego j.,
mimo wszelkich wysifkow otocze-
MIA, hr. Wo,ahski zycie zakohczyt.
Wypadek ten zrozumiec fatwo-
wywarf ma wsxy stk'ch wrazenie,
ME do cpisania bolesne i przera-
AaJace. Zmarty poset liczyt So lat.
Mia} godnosG s%zambelana cesar
skiego; w sejmle nalezaf do obozu
konserwatystow. Tragicznosc tel
kutarstrofy p%odniosta i ia okolcz-
nose, re poniewa& konle porozsy-
tano do dom6w, cafy przeto orszak
W strojach balowych muslaf przez
pare godzin strozowac nlemal PREY
zwfokuch zmarfego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26
PLAN JAZDY
NASZYCH KOLEI.

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront wscho u Odchodzi.
Chicago expr., codzieh 6.36 pm.
Chicago eXpr., codzieh 1875 pm.
Chicago expires 1899 m
Pociag pecztowy GA pm.
w STRONG ZaCho Odchodzl.
Chicago expires, codZieh 1877 am.
Chicago eXpr., codziei 1886 am.
Chicago expr. 7.37 pm,
Pociag pocztowy 1873 pm.
Wabasha Division.
Plzesadanie do Zumbrotv 400 obiad
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
Z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 1.30 pm.
Przesiadanie do Menome1se l.3o pm.
Green Bay 81 S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociag lasazerski sos pc ob.-9.O5 rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.3O wiecz.-6 O5 rano
Chicago Il Northwestern.
P~rzybywa Odchodzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25 vice.,
Chicago expr., codzich9.15 wiecz 6.OOran
fracht. poc.przystaje 6.45 wiecz 12 80 noc
Winona s. st. Peter.
PrZybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienny 600 wiecZ. 1000 rano
PasazerskiD akoteiski $40 raro 9.35 wiecz
kaaczacy e Rochester 10 As !ano3.55 re oh
4, ae- 49,, - ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-26

w N e zaczadzi4a sic ma
smiert gazem cd wegll sfuzaca
piekarza Genowefa Stejka. Chcac
ogrzac izbe W kt6rei pieca ME
by}o, po}ozy}a ma blache cd PIE
czenia plack6w rozzarzonych wegli
l przytym ognlu uda4a sic ma
s%poczynek.
w CHI c kim po-
e %potrzebny drugi sad ME
bedzle ustanowionY W Czersku tyl-
ko W Brusach.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14

Thu Progressive Age, replying 70
the charge that L was "alraid 70
cs'ne out strong against the Lot
terry" SAYS: 1.-THE editor wants b,
say. once f.'r all. he IA not, never
hes been and never expects to b
afraid tn express bic Opinions . IN
questions that he u called on ~ IN
editor 70 dss'sss. B9i he wants =,
say further that I: al1ays has been
and always will bs his purpo.e ~
try Il, maintain the dignity ri HE
profession. ana Gill Fever ds.scead
"a the use 1T violent invective. vitu.
peration, bi.linxsgste aud vul9asism,
unless his reas.M - slethronel BY
passion amused BY the assaults u
Others. In such there n. no argu.
ment. And u coming ont strong'
foe Os against anvthinz meass sha
lowering 0( the standxPd Of Journal.
ism and rs,a 'rtinx IN DE asgunenes
Of ro0giss and r,wdie<. then ~ I'm
~ b excused he Il hot in IT,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14
McE,ner||y.
New Orleans Solid
FOR THE LEvEE
GOVERNOR.
BY AN OVERWHELMING
MAJORITY.
AcENERY RECEIVES OVER
$1,000 VOTES. AEAMs
ABOUT 1000.

The primary election In New Or
leans. last Tuesday, was . great
victory for the Democ,atic. party,
and showe that the great .tasss of
the people are decidedly :sppossd
10 Adams aud the Ocals t,s,nande.
The entire II wards In .he city
elected delegates .instrut ted 10 vote
for 5. D. McEners for G...vernor.
aud to submit the lottery revenue
amendqent to white Dea,ocratic
primary, ~hich will remove the
question frD:n State politics. aud
insure Democratic harmony; In the
State campaign. The ent3re l39
vOses oe the parish Of Orleans viii
b cast Tor s. d. ncEa6ry. lie
Levee Governor. which, together
with TIE 8 votes Of 1'enssss gives
hin l62 votes 10 start with.
Now let the country parishes do
their duty. and there b - doubt
about that. AID HcEnery win r.
ceive the nomination t.,s Governor
~ the Stste Cs.vensiDn. Nh Che ar,t
ballot, ny II least $50 MAJORITY.
feel confident that &c. Tan.
many parish viii fall In lsne aud
add her strength Ia tn. McEmerv
,s,lamn. which IN few dsys:will *.
tend frOa "se e.l.t Of the. state r.
the "t!'er. The people are nn,ts,l
t"r McS'ssrv. Den s.facy. go,i
government and Lsw taxes. The ei.
forts ~ tae Ada,n,ites. b, SPLIT the
Ssslid Sssuth. IN the interest II the
bird Party and tn. Ocala dae.a.nds.
will meet with ssvsrw:,el: nimx dels st
in l~Nsisians. - thev have aud
always will in every .s.iati,ern
State. be issue u between Nc
Enery. Democracy ."i whit. sa-
.'remscy. On que lss,ssl. and Adams.
h: sscsia plall.Hlu aud faustic,s:a
IN tI'e 0si;scr. st Tam naa, vail
not hesitate il making issr dscisi.sa.
hut prsNui Itlv j0sm H.. rs,,x< ssftlss
.tsuncn. trae ana tried friend II
Tie ises,:'le. Nc::sery. I'm l1evse
lsssveruOr. /.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired ftum
practice. having had placed in hia
hands BY IN East India missjenarv
the formula Of . simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and peeua.
nemt cure of Consumptiou, Bron.
cl.itis, Catarrh, Asthma aud IN
thn.at and Lung Aflectjoss, al.o :
positive and radical care lne
Nervous Debility and Ill Nesvoue
Cu,nplaints, after hsving tested il
wonderful curative p.swers 10 thou.
sands III cases, has felt il his dutv
to make Il known 10 his SUFFERING
fellows. Actuate.l BY this native
and . desire to relieve human suf.
isrinx, I will send free Of charge,
10 Ill WIN desire It, this recipe, u
German. Preach or Engiish, With
full directions for preparing ard
using. Sent By mail BY addressing
with stamp. naming this paper.
W. A. Norss. 80 Powers Ajook,
Rochester. N. Y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14
Why STAND ON SEN rIMENra

We have in our immediate vicini-
~. 1--WE very important levess n
build. Foetunatsly tive U. ). Cow
|e nm.at will build three ut these
leve~s leaving th Atc.safalava Leves
Ruard two 70 tackle. II this cav.
ing al the bank continues n any
greater extent We will have 70 mDr.-
gage the property Of Dur district To
such dexree that 0lr great. grand.
children sail MT live tn see t:Se bt
contracted, for the purpose Ut cos
ing the gaps, paid.
Yet ws are thd that tllers are
smpl.. funds to meet the want- Of
tn. State, aml from men wiIse i'm
teIligence wOald seemingly warrant
better knowledge II "ur q ,anciil
condition. The taxes III 1892,
whic:, will not he collected for 81
year vet. are pledged f.,r work INV
under contrast, anil We can all. foe
most Of The work already Perform
ed. We predict before long the
taxes OF 1898 viii he also pledged
for work to be done s.n,a.. Nov b
this mt pretty state Ut affairs fps
. govsrusnent built on so-.alled re-
ioem3 We dar, nut levy more tax
e., for thai would be ai,sa,int.ly c,.n-
6ecati0n, and hat . few sic', men IN
the State would be willing 70 da,sce
IN this kind VI music. The poor
wssuld Zee frum the Ntate like eats
leaving . sinking chip. and TIE
State would s1,n b bankrupt and
finally ahao ioued By I'll. Then
Why mt throw ssntsment n. ths
doge and v0le for The revesue
amendmsnt7 We win then have
he4tee lsvees and beeter SCHOOLS and
TIE 6naaces q the state pjacsd II . |
coeditioa % hit hee ont q the miro |
I'D plaoe hsf abreast q ~ eiDtee |
6tstee.-IbsgvilDe 6oatn. !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14

lRsnajoiaW ~ the a'0vssvssssn. - Pone,
adles Friday. N"v u. list:
osrsvh Ossnh Grey q
.:rsws Gsehy. Ala.as.vs~sa S:s.y MSss
G .skesn N~l~.a L,nn~hiHx n Auo
C.ssckss Wary Mr. is..hins.ss Maria
a3sssrxv d .arv West VIM n
1'aesssus ealoisw fOv The sams viii
;,lsase aay sslv~ssiasd.
A. IL one ssas additional p.,ssaee b
Dop0ess.l4ss ell sAv~sssxssl letter..
0o"s called s"s in shissy days sso0
- IT,. ahssvs letters vill he sess .
- Dead. Letter O1ee
lsoAa. uuN1s. r. ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14
THE MOLASSES PROBLEM.

DR.. J. A. Norrell. the invento.
Of the Cyclone Evaporator. and q
concretor, suggests that mol.sses
on the plantation be converted intu
concrete. He said to . reporter
recently: Il have already dem
onstrsted the fact that cane juice
can be evaporated to dry concrete
without loss Of injury to crystalliz-
ing properties. thereby max z Il
possible for the planter to se'. .
entire saccaarine output Of h;s
cane fields To the refinery. leaving
no molasses behind to sour or fer
ment. Perfect filtration and defe-
cation Of the raw juice is requisite
n insure = polarization NJ the c"n-
crete sufficiently high To secure The
government bsanty. aud after these
are provided for. there IL nj reason
whv The planter should M Ind
his m,lasses tn the n rkst IN the
form Of sugar and realise the great
benellt ~ The difference In values !"
4 Isouisianiaa whose name = not
given was interviewed. q Tie Il.
clede Hotel il s.. Louis - Friday.
Among other things b said: "Our
rice = much better than that which
= imported fro0 India. and the
trpnhle b that we cannot raise
emoIvh lOr onr own uae. Nv"
tell you . curious ihinri' eonnec-
fs~ With the ris.e growing. Dr..
ring this fsll every English spar.
rovin New Orleans deserted the CITY.
and there vas msch wonder WIN
tisev slhsnid hav.. shown sus.h lack
It taste. Where d. vOu think
they went? They went oveg tp the
rice nel.i>. There von woa'' sep
them in thousands everv ,norM;ac.
turning tive A~lds imto great meet
ing n1aa.e h,e their s,.ecies IL the
ieatlsered tribe from the surrounding
They returned
when the fcs-t II rice Wan over.
and they were ju>' like little hat'er
rslls. 1'h.v have part. however.
lssr their time ~ xavr'v. H,r ii,.y
we're ~ tai that the hunters got
-sser I'm, killer them. aud sold
them ssss 60 cents . ds,zOm. ut
r:snrs. the spsrrow 1t the Soath II
MT like tn psssr. chilly little things
NJ III. East. az anv either part Of
lhe ID :"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14
IHE WHY.

II It 70 true, - our PrU-Lotterv
friends say-and We d" MT cum
tradict l. that either States are %
far IN advance Of Louisiana im the
directisM Vt public education with.
O"t lotteries, why b it necessary
for Louisiana 4, charter . lottery
u get money Ioe public sstructioa,
etc.-Rust0n Progressive Age.
Because Louisiana hAs . longer
line Of levees 70 maintais than Mis-.
siss,pp, and Arkansas and ID the
0shss levee states conbined.
Because during the recoastruc-
ton err. the States has shown BE-.
fore In detail, TIE taxpayer Of
Louisiana were robbed bodily BY
Gov. Warmth, who Il red bot an
Il, and his gang, VI one hundred
millions III dollars.
Because Louisiana has . heavier
public debt than any other State in
he Union, for three.lourths Of
which the per. pie never derived ..
cent Of benefit.
Because the rate OF taxatsoo IN
most Of the parishes OF the State
y equivalent tn the CD .asc ,tion Of
~revenues u property. and hence.
there can be mn great advance nent
until that rate IT taxation u reduce
ed, or At least its increase c:,ecks I.
Because in LD1is,a ~, noexita.
standing the funny figures Of CsA.
Jack. the superintendent NJ Edaca-
tim, llliterscy y On the increase,
- Il h 10 no other State At The
Union.
Because other States chartered
lotteries for purposes II revenue,
until thereby relieved of oppressive
and repressive TAXATION, the taxable
values Of property hsviag increased
10 such N extent that lotteries
could Le dispensed With without bar.
deainx tie taxperers.
These are . few Of The reasons
WhY Lnvisjaua ohOuld rechsgtoe TIE
lostsry.-Daily States
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-11-14

The City lieu Il last Tuesday
says:
Yesterday as.,rninx the new
sci'sns.eF e. luetts. owned bv Cap
tain Js.l,n Mill.At. gii;lesl inio the
waters 1t biloxi river fr.sa Nc.
Natter ar.insslic - mariae ways
1t Hansdbs,r,. Miss, gracsf ,ly aud
without accident. he lauHch was
Z, have takeu place Sunday. bat
owing tn Tie strict obssev.ace II
tls SSsday Law It vas pot.p0ued
until yesterday, although th~ event
was celebrated BY . ane banquet
Il the baildee's, Ne. AArtisolici's
house ~ that day. Anstsg the
many guests were ths Inst, 1atteo
biz amiabje wife Mn. Aartiaolich,
the veteran shipbui:des Captain
Aartinolich, u the A0ssEias: navy
yard, father u Mr.. Aatteo, who
served his apprenticeship there.
Captain aud Mrs. John Millvlt, M.
Otto Knoop, Mr.. Al. Geroas and
family. Mr.. John n. Gsr,ies; wils
aud son Harry, Messes. J. a3euea,
R,xger, +. Thoansen with OttG
Kn,s,p. John CabailsH. H. L. Lien-
hard. prominent mefc.,sasS An
manufacturers Ut Hamdsbur0. james
Lewis. Robinson aud Grass, s.f New
orleans. and WIN. w. II. Wvlston,
the transfer ,0an Ut Aississipes City.
The new SCHOONER. . rem srxably
stanncia aM I beautifully sn.sdelhi YES
eel. VAS h u, iso n.ly decD.Atssa ~ith
flags aud hsnt,.lx and the ceevlnOsy
Ut christening the vessel va per-
furmei during DIE soreLstSa BY
breaking = 5Otsle Of c,saai1p.gss
ncrUss her bO~. aster J.D:i3 Nil.
lott. Jr.. then addressed tl,use as |
~ follows: Il
Ladies and Gentlemesf-We
are assembled here to-day ts.lhrist.
en- this new schsnnser, and \Ossse.
quently u give the ne~ baby aa,ne.
have bee.l selected - G0dSather
aud will name her the .'CoqaStte."
Nay she lung c.Iquette with: wind
md wave in the lakes and Gu1 with |
credit to her scientific aaE able
b1ikler and designer aud p0kit 70
he owner and captain, Jo6h Nil
|Oit." i
This brief aAdreee was r<5eis ed |
With enthusiastic applause A. was
lollowed BY TIE l0ad rspefls u
bOmbs.
We acknowledge Tie receivs q :
large botue q spartliag a;rasd
llouseeux Seq, With IL QomplL
neuts Of Capt. Ailoit, h houoe d
- above event, and talbe ~ oc-
,os6on to wish Tie gallant eacsais .
|osg and saooessfal easssr Nh hisl