The Stork In the Shavens H Knoweth Her Appointed Tine
Rev Dr Talmage reviews autumn birds as signs of timely departure for migration and lessons for Christians. He argues the stork crane and swallow show wisdom in starting early, maintaining song in toil, and pursuing a higher life, warning believers against delaying repentance and spiritual flight.
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Louisiana items and gubernatorial appointments
Governor Foster announced numerous appointments of election supervisors across parishes including J W Sherrard Jackson J A Staples Rapides M N Smart Vernon John RK Brown Cald well W C Buchanan West Carroll John M King Franklin W M Brumby Richland N S McLeod Red River D T Morris Cameron E L Joiner Desoto A N Fleming St Martin Alfred J Davis Pointe Coupee Thomas P Kell Madison Robert LD Cain Vernon W L Jones Livingston Arthur Kelly Verrebonne. Also reported were injuries from a rear tin shop fire at 260 Poydras New Orleans and a collision injuring several near New Orleans. A horse was hurt, a negro ex convict James Garner wounded an Italian woman, and a sheriff's bloodhounds unit chased the culprit. Governor Foster pardoned James Brown and commuted another sentence. Articles note a massive potential railroad expansion, drought water shortages in the sixth ward, and a plan for a Natchez to Texarkana line with Shreveport bonds. Additional appointments to supervisors of election listed and other civic notes including the Jennings fire, quarterly tax settlements, New Orleans population note, state fair dates, and Shreveport board of health.
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Colfax
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