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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

With the exception of fning
drunk six dollars no business was
transacted in the district court
yesterday. All cases on the ca len
dar were remanded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

DUE AT II ONO LULU
FIN. San FRANCISCO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10
IMPORTS.

Per Lehua-2000 bags sugar.
Per Kawailani-S00 bags rice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

The minister of the interior has
a notice of a land sale at Hilo in
this issue. I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

A blue dress skirt has been lost.
The finder will be rewarded by re-
turning it TO the Oahu college.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10
ALL KINDS OF MONEY.

The Great Success of the Masonic
Lunch Series.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

d. II. Hitchcock has been ap.
pointed a notary public for the
fourth judicial circuit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Oh1IIAN0 AN
ARRIVALS
FRIDAY, June 8.
Stmr Lehua, Wiesbarth, from Honomu.
Schr Mahimahi from Waialua.
Schr Kawailani from koolau-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

n. S. Sachs is offering big bar
gains in laces. He has a fine line
of torcEen laces to select from.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10
"ILANlW AL"

A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY BATHING
N Resort has been opened atWaikiki.
Tramcars pass the gate. Special arrange
ments can be made for Family Plcnlcs
and Evening Bathing Parties. 3274-3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

The officers of the US.S. Adams
are daily engaged in target prac-
tice. A small target has been
placed at a distance from the stern
of the vessel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-10

, LEAVE HONOLULU
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
E1IENTS.
"a F5TORED SECTION

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-. -, y, .r,,nscrogs and
$3.50, nv mat three
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Y 4.,s,egr tnrnsao
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~ ~. -, n t,,;sting off the
u - .s,,..;,, 80, 49, have u
. -,.ss n Z $3.50, 80 Tb;a *
.'-. $500 ~ ssa..,.s Y s,,y,na. Il
,s...... s.,4 IA. !, ,..,, l,,pg ner-
..s ~ - ~ ,,,s,,orv ~ men RIM
w, {. ,..,...'.,....,.,..r, ~ ~ l,.an !,
1-s y, 49, y 1000 ~, 49, tbst
.,: -. ,,..o,.., 1900 ~ stsru.
4, n y. ,.s...,,,-, oo,s;dsys.;op and
s.,,.a.-...sr $ =. $500 q ~ selee-
~, ~. ,,.,.r,s,ert ,aua
ssr. q .s.s,..,. 80, a,,,5s and ovs,a,,v
4. 80 800 ~ 80, 1900 el,post estirs-
~ $500 -. IN rost tsn aavs ~
rn..s-e.1s n 60 ~. sitbpr siae n tbe
.f y7stl,ev II Esrsfpre ti,e grnveat an
e.sl,s,.;ong 800. 1,een Falt aud plapt.
- y. -ncsrtsip ard vseille,ipo a y
,.I,.t a,,,.o I. .nrs,e nal l,,ooing
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

For a1lae time past bad Feeling has existed
between tir. "a y. AnaraF, prominent eiii-
ia q this pariah living ps1t Jennings, ara
~ AIam Nariin. wao hul 81 more 1hanpne
occasion attempted the liie 81 Anafns whose
hagaa De tiatel o. lat Mondsg morning,
presumably WITH Do good Intention. a g
Faly early stage 81 ihe qazgTtl N. Anarus
dsaE argyolysr and hred Two sboss al MAJ
tia, one catering the iefs temple and euIning
ont 81 ahe back Of the head. aud the second
striking kim "a the abdomen, Rgoing clear
through the body and coming ont ReaE the
spine DEATH Was instantaneuus An inquest
Has held the evening o. the same day which
sz1naassd Mr Anaras On the Theory q
saii-aeEenae, al open knife having been
Sound Ii Aafsinls pocket AnirHs came q
Ibis tity aariy Tuesday morning and deliE.
cred hirnself %.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12


IsisnoN neaflg eight noHths since Hess
beaan On the iAsgsss rice nili ever baiis u
tAiA eoaatrg. A eangfai " 828o, 200 WIS Inid
III, ss9espa0 If which went iutc tile eep
firaetion gf ihs saIil pgeper, fhe Tsmalader
being nssa fer thg bniiding d mareheusea
ana isyi0g ID stock 81 rough fsces lhe eonl
psny nov haying IL store abo1E7 ,eu0 barrels
% which % begin operation On "Wednesday
tbc setli1net aFes gsFa klnaled b the huge
xunaess aud he four bnndsed horssRowsr
engine Nas b motion and he power atiaeasd
to he vast pile Of ulsehiueFy IL each d BE
Gya ntogies. and Ferg coon the Aniahed rice
Anade lia nppearanee Ihamaehinesy HcFked
pegsrtly 81 Nj iaasaails aul frem lais signss
hagrinc \ Hplaeen aeei arnls, fhe v. R- Al
a. VII st assay with 1Eoul l.i0 2a91 81
zeis II s8 ssa daily. 4 eoHld p hard g
osars 1a insiaepee tkis gFeas CONCERN
ri|l xari IS aasaeiai aud lEaustdal interests
u Ass rifg ard PARISH. M g IS 3ahps
~ maTiag q tAe tnifEprise VAS 81
haae 3 aaSsa - srss w ipg pfthc great
n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
PRESS ooNHENT1oN.


The Thirteenth AHBaal Press Com
Veniion 81 the State Of Lonisisna met
il Ealeblloehes on Monday With q
large attendance. Until Sunday ii had
been ihe intention Of The editor and
Publisher of The Echo 10 attend this
eongension, but circumstances forbade
The gathering was In every way enc of
the moat snceeasful ever held, and Vas
characterized BY the residing Of papers
Of unusual interest amopg The number
one from the versatile pen Of AIRS. d.
d Field, The 'Gashefine CoIe" Of the
Picayans.in der usual happy style. The
crowded state Of onr columns forbid
any extended police oi lhe work Of The
convention
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

For two successive weeks we have
urged np0n the city authorities the iEi-
portanca Of having the streets q the
city, ID The cezter 81 ihe Town At least
cleaned npand put 10 Eresenlable shape
for The reception Of the large number
ofviaitors Mlio will be with as the com
ing week. Little Of nothing has been
done ID ahia direction, and only two
days YET raaain va hope the short
time allotted ~ Tie work win be Eaade
Abe Enost 81, 70 h 10 hsrmonize iason,e
degree with she holiday attire the cits
Il expected 70 put On.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

CTzRIEY .-z0n MAY 1893 aI4era long and
pai5fnl illness, RtE GuHEETi sged 50
geaFs and 2moutbs-
Mr. cnrley WAS born Ii County Gslwny
Ireland, but removed 70 ihis country IN
childhood For many years be had been q
resident 81 Lake Charles ard had e large
circle of ltiends and acquaintance here who
CRAFTY dpploTe bis los His profession wss
shat 81 an archiiert, contractor aud bullder,
aud d large nnInber OF the best buildipgs in
the city stand as monuments 20 his memory
ard attest to his stDi and proficiency in his
chosen eAiiiBg. He did not succeed 10 ae-
CURING large fortune, but be recognized
the fact that "a good nams is better than
riches, and he was noted for bis business
integrity. Mr. Curley was also man Of
general Information. and q fae CONVEX
sasionaiist on almost any subjsct. During
ths var bgbBeen ihs states Do wsB true to she
section To which be belonged, aud was a
gallant soldier, first. a. DFew's Battalion, and
sfterWand in The 4Rh company of Washington
Artillery, aud was buried bg his 3afe #eam-
rades in arms the e. C. N, Hfth military
huuoTs. Be was LAID 20 rest 10 the Catholic
5eeme1ery a. The south part Of the city.
To his beFeaved family the Ecuo extend
rs saTmsst sympathy 10 this, the hour o
! their siiiigtinU, and would 81 the sams timl
rnfhind EhBm that they 'sgrrDw not Is ihgst
wiah8at hope hut may confidently lool
begond % q glorious resurrection,
gYEEDEN Oh May, 1893 81 $50 o'eloc
4 "a M, MISS AVIS W8EBEE daughter Z
Henri Weeden aud Elizabeth Welet
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

In another coluinn wiIl be found lb5 an
nonneensnt Of L. c. Dees as 3 candidate tor
mayor Mr. DeEs Is too well known 10 need
any extended potice from o.. sufice .. g
ass that be 4 az upright, honorable eitizeD,
sith plenty 81 energy, decision Of ehaFarteT,
and ali he qualities essential 10 the thigi
executive ofa large and growing city.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

This takes place Of The pew ball 10 ibe
GBleaEieu bank buildiag, and wili be attend
I'd by many distinguished ftrangers. W
hope tbe people Of our city viii turn out.
especially the ladies, ~ that fAe afiair may
releet credit upon orr cily, and especially
apon the gentlemen who have lhborsd %
Eealously aud persistently 10 make com
pleta aaeeess
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

Res6lufions adopted BY tho Caleasieu Camp OF
C0nfederate Veterans EoG2 At Lake, Charles,
Ia a1HAa, lss3
SXHERRAs, Milliam Gurlsy, iormeglg Of Drslil' 8
la Battalion d afterwards u the 1th con
ltaRy OF ths LA Washington ArtdleFy, died ~
lake GlsHfles, La, May 1885, aged 50 years and
$50 fn8nahBi therefore DO it
Resolved TatRt ~ the dsath Of our conrad
81 illiaga GpEleyuur community has baen beFeaYnf
d al RpfiEht and naeiul pii1en biz 4aIpilv Of ~
iafIeesipnate hmABaud and father, sHa pBz paiap o
nl8pi rs niptt highly esteeEaed members.
Resolved, Ihht o cnpy 81 these Ieanlutiens d
transmitted % the lansily 81 The decreased and 4
oar aits press with request ieE pIhiieafiah.
GEO 81 WILLS.
l u. 81. BRYAN.
s. D..EEAn.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
R0tIoea Notice /!

asamlsets nf lilo Drilefof II NJ Il III gaea stand
in3 either FisitiAs ~ residing " III Vicinity "
f4aka Elsafles ~ sge Met iuelpheae 81 teaea
f.sgfaa Sc. ~ Id ~ n afe eprdiails snfitesi n ~.
lsI tife grand ban ~ fe Eisan % Maitdag eFssn,
M Asae y lt91 u takd Oily flls5ssea 20. q;
Eniisfisd lrk IS honor 81 tho 5tasls iadzs, al,.
Tsii si please call On the lHlanifee ~ flaaet y
islliaittAlies iaf gouIself 8ah isdyl
Yours Re y n iaHi ki-lsA y .9Ea
WILLIAM * = APP
49, 69N
Coml0lftpe nu isalae seisiszta
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
UoTEoE.

81 aui bority Of parish board school direes1
eEs ] hereby give notice that q uomprrltiEe
gaminatisR WI De held N Lake Charles
p1hllc scbeqi building th ~ SHIunday ID
Nay commencing Z q. ~ End elosiHg = y.
ID m the purpose Of hiiiag i9e soHitielis ~
lst PRIMARY I'd prtu4af5 sBfi NJ int Elpeaisfe
n the Lake Cherries pnblle school each
application ID uafne the5ps tJou for Whieh
l1e appileaaf wishes 10 cSHsprtr
5Ni Mos ERSE.
Sec Parish Baand
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

8 FHguiAf IaepthlF uleiins o. tiis "a ka siiff 20
Her % 10. u VIII rs hald II Kigfaaadens Hnil
On Sandag May ~ lsis. Al : p n. sfar tie traatt
aston 1T important business. Al ;aemheFa afr
ezs3aeied % aItend.
SIS order Of ~ til4iss = Z s14ti Set 81
EAkkE DAVE Foreman.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
.NEEEEE- NJ

rTha ohjertsr and BaFHggRs fcr sFhiRh 1hi7 CcF-
uCrasinE Is HnsahisRhiaG and kRa nHBHEs 81 Aho
huFinBas 10 b. EarTlsd 81 b7 g. are Declared anu
Hreg3bga 10 ba EhE manufacture CT nrtI liaREsE
isuea anR Scr ahaE pHEpgsg % uurrhass paital
hard and u1NTsr ssRas nazeAzinErr OF 40 SECURE
sach E1achinerv eE zaTEs1Iel1- p1iElH " oeBE
Ehfs and - - OF ed gucG 11rz,
tatsrts CT eBuF EiEhzs aHs - Go ALI suha aets and
ffrfurs a. nav Dc nsrszszF= HuE uEUBeE 70 carr
out Inc uaFplss szd BescEs e EhIs corporation q
herein above EEE faEEh-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
ERAT.

Willie and lfqer ealag spotted Frsueb
D inser d,4g nams8 iiCenai Wlth plain
COLLAR a reward sfll ise paid Tor bis rgiuiB
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
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HkAz aF AAcef4Ef
Eapfg 1st hia ih a5 nc Ffi
5s i9sa ase q leN fEn, sfN
aa fsr|if Hqly eesi Avg 4sFl
1871 Il ail Ql TIC taIiaii ~ 5at
li5 aiiil 81 fas sffafHf -
ssdisait e7 aslaitI a.t ifI.i -
ss $50 sod l1f 1t4flll fzaa
ta1acI
i1r iIs,s
e1il Fli ID
So 4si la " eafa4tr
~ fAea SOW
$50 W
4a9 1aIaAF
iaNi 9ia aa aiib
t l0tA5ie
a i4 sis ie
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
RAEIhii o. CAlGAslRu.
3FFleE gLRBIl or CoBHT
l2rHJ rIngiAl DI6EklCF43
4 hereby certify Thai Hbe Wihin Eiid foIHgt5mg
u a tfHs and rgFFeei copy af TIC original Act of
Incorporation on file and duly fceoly'd April n
la,i3, - my office in Biiak a u langey atUes, %
pages 0a5 to ltD File 30 40.
ia testimony Whe4eef u itHlss nay Official Hignn,
c-a.- thEs aud eeai Vt Lake tshailps Ia al this
LIS S2lst day vi a pfil, 1sg@.
~ CT RICHARD,
D'y Clerk o. Said Goprt, Ez-0ihcio Rsegrasr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12
AHIE.L u

Ina Foriir5ia Ct saia euFtsoEaiiou shall be IN tho
fify a. Lake glIaFiss IaaIlasieu Parrish, slaiF ct
sials and al q 5tiler legal psooes
aaE be Served o. Ehs President 81 sad corpora
AMI N e. 445e.l4 up0l the See
~
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-05-12

30 Bt9ckhnlafr snail ever be hold liable er re-
appnsibe t0r. thesGeBtEaets OF faults Of said Ger
putatiQn an any further sHm than the Hhpaid bal
amor dne 70 tho corporation on tho shares Of stgek
owned lJg him, .ner shall ans mere iUigHnaiiiy n
organization have The effect Of aeHdefihg this
charter nail or Of exposing a siock h0ide7 10 any
LIABILITY beyond the amount Of bis stock
Thus dpne read and passed Ia my t5sbee n dc
town Of Lake GhaTlss IA ~ lie presence d
Messrs. y. tP. Il gio and james II 6tBrg. e0inpe
teut Witnesses, who heteuhto apt their Halnei
with me- deputy clr1k ETC., ca the day and date
hI1t above mentioned.
tSizued) JBssE r. HODGE
WILLIAM ~ RAMSAY,
Attest. EBWLE ~. STONE.
JAS. P.fCfE8ARE,
q. 4. PUJD &C. a. RICHARD,
r0L-N DIV Cieik Of Court and EE-giioio
SEAL Notary Public.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

The Washington disaster, in which moro
than two score people were killed outright
and half hundred injured is another IL
lustration OF tho adage that what Ia every
body's business is nobody's business. The
old Ford theatre was condemned years
ago and il it had belonged to q
private individual or corporation its
continued use would undoubtedly have been
prevented. AS the patter stands no one
can be held legally responsible for this ex-
traordlnary piece of criminal carelessness
on the part Of the general government. and
the victims will ns matter of fact be Chased
AS removed by an act of providence. If
there are any more death traps of this sort
in Washington our billion dollar Congresses
that have wasted millions might better
devote few thousands to propping up the
governments buildings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

Some people have formed the habit of
sneering at the Western farm mortgage as
q thing OF inevitable evil in itself, and
many people make the mistake of ascribing
the troubles Of investment companies such
as the Northwestern and Orwell, in which
Nermonters are especially interested who'll y
to ''those Western farm mortgages AS a
matter Of fact, however, the collapse of these
and other sin liar companies has been large
ly owing 20 the short time commercial
paper which tbey handled, the payment Of
much of which was guaranteed. The com
panies which confined their operations al
most entirely to Legitimate farm mortgages,
on the other hand, have not suffered as
have the short time paper companies.
Vow we do not desire to advertise W est
ern farm mortgages, nor to encourage Yer
monters to send their money out OF the
State for investment, but we do desire to
correct the idea entertained by many that
every Western farm mortgage is necessari-
ly "wild-cat Investment. A mortgage
Is mortgage the country over, and
where an investor can investigate
in relation TO tho nature OF the
in taking mortgage in one part of ths
country TIN in another, as rule Indeed
some We. 4ont savings banks can furnish
the infol nation that more money has been
lost in mortgages upon Vermont
farms that have deprecated in the
past twenty years than has been
lost by Nermonters in legitimate Western
farm mortgages. The difficulty with some
OF these Western mortgages has been that
the companies handling them have been SO
anxlous to do business that they would not
take pains to see that there was sufficient
value to the l.nl covered to make the in
| vestment u sure one, aud in this as in other
| branches OF business there have been con
Germs Of e wholly r. "a ""- nature that
| have palmed IT, .. upon the public
| for Legitimate mortgages, when the land
covered might not DO WORTH The paper upon
| which they we're written. Long distance has
| enabled many OF these bogus concerns ia
| flourish, but this fact does not affect thu
character OF the Legitimate and long estab
| lished Investment companies, although il
/ does seriously affect their standing with PEG
| pie VINO do not know them, AMI interfere
with their busnoss The problen is to dis
tipguish to legitimate from the bogus
concerns AS matter of fact
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

or 2 cents will be put on sugar, and have
Carlisle that they are favorable to a tariff
on sugar
How our democratic friends can Justify a
restoration of any portion of the duty on
sugar In view of their clamors for the re-
moval of all duties possible, for the alleged
sake of favoring the poor man, is difficult
TO con lecture. IL large proportion of
the sugar consumed in the United States
were produced in this country, or a duty to
largely promote the increase of the industry
were to he imposed, the case would be diff
| ferent; but as 1t is the democrats propose
to secure revenue 10y removing or mater-
ally lowering the duties on articles which
we can produce in large quantity in this
country, and substitute duty on a pro-
duct which the people of the United States
can not hope TO produce in sufficient guam
titles to meet their own demands.
Tho Mckinley act, in terms, promised
the continuance OF the bounty until July,
| 1905 but democratic Congress, which
never has any care or regard for domestic
industries, may have no hesitation in break
ing this promise made to the sugar maker 3
Of the country.
The proposed duty will be OF very little
benefit comparatively to the maple sugar
men Of Vermont, aud in the meantime the
laboring classes, with others, are cure to
find their household expenses materially in
creased by needless duty on all kinds OF
sugar which their families consume Such is
one of the measures Of tariff reform pro
posed by the democrats.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

The readers of the FREE Press will
member that we referred a few days ago to
the manner in which tina battlsii,d of lat
tysburg was being desecrated by a corpora
ton who had begun the construction of n
trolley electric road and were destroying
the lines of battle upon the famous field of
conflict Secretary Of War Lamont res
pended promptly to the appeals made to
him from various directions to prevent the
despoilment of the battle ground, by taking
advantage of the right Of eminent domain
vested in the government and began pro
ceedings to prevent tho railroad company
from carrying out its plans.
When the government awoke to a reaiza-
tion of what the significance OF the rail
roads project was the battle ground had
already been penetrated and some of the
lines of battle had suffered destruction.
This protest upon the part Of those
directly Interested in the cherished
battlefield was therefore made not a
moment too soon. The government
battlefield commissioners treated the van
! dals rather leniently at first end began ne
| gotiations as it were, to SEQ what the rail-
road company was willing to do in the mat
ter President Hotter OF the electric rail
way company agreed to abandon his line
| from Hancock station to the eastern end OF
! Zeigler's Grove which in itself was no
/ small victory for the protectors Of tue field.
! This concession saved part Of the field made
famous by the charge OF Pickett, and the
| brilliant work of the Nermonters under
! Gen. Stannard in keeping back the flood of
| Southern invasion when it reached its high
est mark, and this latter day victory ought
to be received with particular satisfaction
by those who were participants in this re-
nowned battle.
But the representatives of the government
are by no means yet through with the ia
vsding electric railroad company. 1t is un-
derstood that there are other checks to be
placed on the progress of the trolley road
that will further discomfort tho desecrators
of the battlefield, and it is also asserted that
the Federal authorities will insist other
, radical changes in the railroad company IS
plans, as we'll MS in the complete restoration
OF the portions OF the field desecrated, to
their original condition,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15

Judging from present indications the
maple sugar producers Of Vermont will not
be bothered much longer with the red tape
connected With tie sugar bounty system,
about which so much complaint has been
heard during tho past Two years. If report
is correct the administration will favor the
repeal Of tbs bounty and ths imposition Of
tariff Oh sugar for tho purpose OF adding
10 the national revenue. Congressman
Powers Of this State Is On record in favor
o: the substitution o: high tariff on sugar
for tbs bounty, but the chances are that
producers Will he Obliged to rcmsin conten.
With 6 rsry small per csns Of duty.
According to Ndvicss from Washngton
th. Louisiana delegation in Congress have
given up ell Lope OF retaining ihs bounty
on suEnr when the extra session meets this
fall and with tho itsa OF accepting the
Inevitable they viii concentrate their effort,
to Obtain n protective dIty OF u or 9
cents Csrgrs,smsu Ca.Erey Of the Creole
State Cho has been in Washington some
tina n the interest et the Louisiana sugar
producers, has expressed hirnse!! 30 Il news
paper man % follows:
~ have talked f great deal in Washing.
ton with public man nbout tho sugar quss,
tion. ! have drawn them inso discussion.
Of the subject. There can 10 no doubt
Whatever that the bounty Is doaued. When
ever the people get craze sgainst n thing
tast thing must go. The craze now il ia op,
losit!op to the sugar bounty, and its repea
certain. But believe that . tariff OF !,