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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-14
! Or. Nrdfibent @ieree. 4

Clint s. Sttcbsr, um 4 utr 40 Nitn.
@ursens, Farb Gr.YrdfNent 5ranflin
9itrc. 3u Goneurp, q. s., an elmer 6rps
niI6en Massnsntjilnrung.
Der gerfCrbe mar Der IA. prGiSent
Der Ser. Staaten unb feline 8srwaltun9
bausrte Scm 4. @tar, 1858 his taRin
1857. Or mar eebpren am %. gfcpem-
ber 1904 in Siastprpuet, q. g., er9ieIt
feline gusbilbuns auf ben @tabemien BON
yfpr,pitb unb 5ranriStcpn, trat i'm Sabre
1920 In tas Srpbpin College Elm unb
aracuirte bprt 1924.
Gr ilubirtt fcpann raS &e&t gu Srrts'
mput6 uuter gcttuu9 ron 8iater SeSt
gEpppburs unt wurpe i'm Sabre 1927 ais
4bSptat 3u9eIaKsn. SIN Sabre 1929
rurbe rr Spn Der Stabt StlIsbcrou89 Sur
GtaatslestSlatur BON glep SampIbtre err
pdblt. Su rrrislben blie6 er pier Sabre
unb wurte pann 1888 sum Gpn9eB er,
pGblt; i'm Sabre 1887 wurbe er Ser. Ct.
Senatpr, nahbent er faum pas 9eIebli&r
gtlter 9ierfIr erreiht bate. SIN Sabre
1924 trat er surid, nm wisper Su Sills'
borough feine IpYptatur su iiterne9msn.
gr Itblua 1916 bic ibm pom 9plt angelo
trne SteQe zines Ser. ct. Qttcrnsss @e<
neral aus unb ebenIc bic Ganpipatur fir
pas @urpernSr. amt In gtep Samp19ire.
Sn 1S47 trat er In eiue Grmpaenie Srets
wtliser in Msritc unp purbe baIO Gplp'
mel; am "a. 9lai 9in9 er mad Merifp ab
unp traf am 27. Stunt su gera Grus elm,
nabm She'll an falt alien Shla6ten unb
purre In brm Srefen bet Gatreras rurf
einen Stur3 Spm 9ferre f&wrr YerIebt.
:3u G9erutusec wetgerte er ft bas
S6la6t.getp ;u SerIafen, pb9leid bic
S6merSen fsinsr Bunben itn pbnmd6.
tis maGtrn. Na6 SAlub bes &rte9eS
nabm sr Ietne praris In 6tletprpusb
wiebsr auf.
SIN Sabre 1850 wurbe er gum @its
alieb ter GpmmiiIipn erwablt, weltbe bic
Contribution Scn Nsw 5amI6ire gu rept'
riren Bate unb I'm Suui 1852 purte er
mad 48 Ballots auf rer remrtratiIden
Natipnat convention gu Baltimore gum
bemctratiidsn 9rdFbentfdaft5 Gambia
ten numtntrt, nobel er iiter 8. Su6ae
nan, 2e,pts Gae, %. 6. Shares unb Ste'
pten q. Douglas fe9te. Sei rer g2atl
erbtelt er bic Stimmsn aller Staatru nit
@usnabne Der ron @aGa6uIettS, Ser'
mont, SentudY uno Gsnne0ec, rie fiji
Sen. Sectt 3in9en.
Die wi6tisllen Greisntfe un!sr feline,
SerpaItung waren bic Ginfabruns bet
Stlaseret in bic Gerritprisn &anias unt
Netrasta, ieGjsianptenepnferen3 in 3 fen
be, Commodore 9errp's gsrtrns nit Sa.
pan unb 8alter's SIibuRisrsrpeoitjpn mad
Nicarasua.
gta6 9ltlauf lsiner 9erwaltun9 bsreiRc
er europa unp te9rte i'm Sabre 1866
mad amerita 3uriid. gsim 2lusbrud
Der 9letetIipn belt er I'M Sabre 1861 81
&onccrp cine 9lsrc gu 0unRen Der Union
Settrem lebte er sismlia Suriidse,osen
feline lebten Sabre iuaren pur6 &rdnf.
ItGtsit setribt.
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Sr. 9. 9SS. Sfucf1 .

Gjrabuirttr tsr llniSerftGt Ypu gsuufyIvanien,
in philadelphia, bat ieit a6t Snbrsn III tirirm
Staatt erfcI0rsidb sraIt3irt ,mS rrInubt iid att-
uu9sppa bic Brfanntma6ung, baB CT zine Sfics
bier rrpfnet bat, in SIC. 305 yadapanna glprnur,
netrn SuQers gIprtbrFr GranFbriten brr Srnuen
ure tintrr wirb telpnbere glufmrrfiamfrit &C.
pemst unb bel sritsrrn itrrn0e GerIhwirsenbeit
garantirt. Sn Der @ebursbiilfe 1T er Irbr erfnb-
ren.-Spritbt hrutI6 une eugIildJ.
Sffirsifuucen: Wprgeu5 Yrn 3, Hndmits
taas YEN l2l-2 unb 6I-S. Bon s llbr gbrnts
bis lltr Wrrsens III leiusr 98pbuuus, 30. 20i
gIeams glpenue, au3utrsHen tip9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-14

- @an peiB, Rap bas 8rirseNsparte'
msnt i'm SefB elmer 9rpbsn @njabl S&rift>
Hide 1T, pi2 inter rsr Srnennun9 ,ccn.
fTberirte 9trmise" befannt inb. Die MID.
tighten Yapisre ierp6, rtejeni9en, wslGe
bic biplpmntiIde Gprrelppnben3 Der cont
fGrsrirtcn 8egierun8 nit auspdrti9en
Ma6ten ent9ielten, fnO ME ans G&t 9e>
tcmmen, unp e6 wirp iebt aus pem 2tn7
Iaein mad ;uSerIalfger SuelIe mit9et9eiIt,
ba6 lie einige g4U6sn Dor Der Gtnna9me
8i6mpnb's in Der Sbbut rinss priSatIe.
fretars pom Oasis mad Canada 9eIAidt
wurpen. Gin e9smaIiser ccnfDpertrter
SfH,ter last uns, bisie llrtunNen irien
1867 Ssrfeselt unO in pem @sp6Itr elmer
Sant in Mtpntreal nieSer9sIest wcrrrn.
DisIelten lpllen aud inipfern Bsrtt tes
iBsn, ais lie bic gllabamos6ra9e teritt'
rsn unb partbun, ME nett Gn9Ianc fh
nit Der GpniGberattpn eiuIieB. uster
Der tiplcmattIAen GrfAitte Der lebteren
I6prtt ned pieles Duntel.
- 9Gt@tiae Observation-Disclosures fnp
in glepabd, in rer 9ldbe Der Central 9as
cific q. st., 0sma6t wprpen.
- GaS rsgublifaHiibe StaatS. S.GCmmittrt Spn
Retp 2Jprt neminirts am Z. Sft. GrnsraI SissI
fir StaatS- SefrstGr. SiseI bate befanrtlid ab-
stIsbnt bod bpft man, ZAP CT iest bic Gantibn-
tur anurbmen perSs.
- Der 9leser Quinn, TeI6tr III Sarfrr6
Counts, 0it, siuem 65jabrisrn 5raurn;immsr
GjrpnIt ansrttan bate, ipurpe Irste 8O&e benz
iShcriI cr EriiIc,t ,Iiih nnln,id,t
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QoceoiuCtaatGn &S0lGs
9adapanna gIgruur natr bsm Depot

gndapnnna Nrruur, nntr tem Depot,
Gbas. Erepp, prepr.
0as ptisr, in brIer Brfs sinsrri6trts Saus
1T nit glIem psrirben, mas eem Aprprr CUR StGr-
flung unb @rfrilhung nTtbi1 ii.
gutes Bier, bic frinfrn gEenr, eiluSrs unS
Gisarreu, rarme unb iate Speiiru; Nufrrr, auf
iree glrt Subsreitst.
Gin friner Saal fir Tdmrn unS 5amilirn.
lin Sablrri6en 3ulprub rrludt Ietne 5rrunee
25jnS 9hns. TrppP.
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SS0Ct)ricl1t

pirO birrmlt ssssrtsn, taB bic friber ;riI6sn
gSiaiam unt Srisbri6 Vcter tsfaneens @e-
lbGftsuerbinbung untsrm 6. glusuf aufsebpbsn
unb has G5ei6dft isitbsr Spn Gritersn nllsin &c,
fiibrt pures.
GSr. Vp6er sablt ale SbuIten bis su jensr
3eit aud 1T er allsin bsrs6tigt glusitGnbe ein-
Sutrriten. Q4pO gSm. 9p6er.
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QrtlQntir OQrten.

Sn ptissm biibIdstcn Scmmrolrten in cher
auerrbalb rrr Start Piro bis auf gSsittrcS jeeen
Spnntag Na6mittas fiu
Sacreb Concert
dbgsbaItsu, tprju a9tungSecIl rinlaeSt
j. gpder.
paGsnts Grfriidmssn wfrNen tets YerIGtbiG
9rbdIru. loIn9
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0feaac 9GmSci9em.
SScrlNWEsf aWir0 !:

Gin intrlissuter, nufsrprdisr 9uu0G Spbu
ebrbarer gltsrn, I'M b0S 0irmpnsrarldGft CTin-
SMITH III erlernsn. Giner, eer trutirb unt rnsii9
Ieien unt l6rfiten famL futrt rinrn gutrn gIaB he
8ebriibsr 9epnare, gadapannn glSenuc, &C.
grnIber benz Grurfbaulc, Srrautrn. t4p1p
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SSGlfers ScIsaDGNc

SD ltntsr,si6uster smpftbls mrins urue Srus
pnagr eeu Surgtrn ven Sranirn. Sa i'd tag
lid grweiir IN mrinr Siues bsfcmmc, hap Gin
srC6tr ShwineeI nit trm Seu grrieben pirc,
pslhrs nidt bier 9sprsGn pprern it, une nians
der Manu al tinrr rinSigsn Vatung I'M ID
Dollars brtrpgen pirr, p wdrne i'd ieSsn Sir.
ger, fem Gen ju faufru oubsr es it bier 9sprsrn
wprber. NGbere gIustunft tri
t0ir66 Gbriitian gGIfer,
penn Aps., nabe @iinfer'5 WSbslfpre.
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"GaF9bGr House,

4. gBarb Cfriibsr Ssbe parD Srrantpu, ga.
DieIes im tsifen St9ls ein9rridtste 5ptsl III
eesr,eit our glufuabur ppu HeiiGnecn brrrit.
@utes Bier uue gErin, fsiue GiQuUre, parms
unb fats Spsilru ju jcher 3eit; gnhsrn, rob
unS eefpdt; See Cream une SOpabrunnsiL nit
ben fcinitrn Syrups. Gin rssantsr SaaI fur
Samen.
gu re6t ,aBlreittm geiudb ldtrt Ieine 5reurbs
Gin @eorSc 0rGbsr prpp'r.
Seranteu, TO- San. 1906 ta
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(fGrInania Halle.

Ginsm Srrebrten putIfpm bic er9ebene In-
ssios, zap ctigeS, uabe pem Depot ssIe9ene Sotdl
nru ringcrihiGt uub Gcccutenb Nerlttnert frercfn
4 unb untrr bsr yeitur9 peS untcrleitbnfttn efm
crutideu Iublifum iest pirerr pifen itebt.
Die 3cit Ger fcrmsafn Ginpsibuns pirS iPa-
ter bfflnnt gemadt.
Das au5ee;si6nstr ,,Sr4siiricn" nne fiH
eurdareifenSs @enhlatipu mdben eitles eeia
AZ rem anaenrbmlten gufenipaIisert III DC
Statt. u0jm 9cbn 3ttelsr'
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Commercial 90uS.

Ginsm Srrebrtsn truti9en putlifum unS mel
nen 6reuneen biermit bic srSebene 9lr;risr, tne
i'd has BON eem Ssrltprbeusn 8. 9rfnrr ssbal-
teRe ,,9Gmmercial Saus" ibernGmmen babe.
Gs pirp mein Seitrebsn irin, burh SuYprfpm.
msnbe Sebienuna unb bette Speiicn unp @s-
trGrfr mir tas 3utrauen beS publFums Su CT
perbrn. (if0 Gbarles SpIIe.
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SySiruuicb's SnlOsa ,

Dunmpre, pa.
Nleincn Jreuneen unb 9efanrten biermit bic
rrsrbens ausrisr, bab pbiseS VpfnI reu enserid.
tet unt tstsuirnp YsrsrEBsrt wrreru it, g9armr
unb faIte Sptilsn su jetsr 3Sit Die Shaern.
GiIenbabn Scn Scranton fiibrt bis gum Sduif.
auG mddt rerislbe bornuf nufmCrfianl, pab CT
nit outer Staluns fir pfrrbe Ysriebsn ii.
23iS Sruis Winui6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-14

tiomaliperf.
9tt 6riebr. @erbarb in Ycp. gprf erlheint
Scm I. Seft. 1869 an in balbmpnatli6sn Sieft-
rungen "a 25 Gents:
Scutfd) =amerieauifbeS
GOnberi ati0ns=Seriton,
nit lFs;islIsr GidFdt auf taS Ss6iirfnib Der in
&merifa lfbenhfn Oeutirben,
nit SenuBuus nlIer esutidrn, amsrifaniI1tn,
rrsildrn unb frarsBfidfn GuelIfn unb uuter
WtttT irtung Weller berScrragenben beut-
I9en S6riftfeller Imerifas, bedrbeitrt
Spn prGf. q. 8. Sbeni,
III s GdntCn pber so gieferuagen Spn ie 80 Seis
ten, rpmprrfen 0rudS, in srpb Sctap.
llnIers 3et Serlauat SUn Ssotm Der rinigrrma.
Brn auf 8ilSunB gnipru6 maGt Ober gut fort
fpmmsn mill, peniglfen5 cine aagemeine Sefannts
IhGft nit alien Sidrrn he's gGiIrns. gIbsr tsr
llmfang ii su srcb ais hap her @in,sIns isben
@r8rritane hes SGilIens Su Icinem Stuoium ma
den fEnutc. glud bat nidbt 9rber bic Mittel lid
cine Sibirhsf ilber ale 3ipeisr bes @iens an
3uIhaiitn. GpnSerIatipnss serrifa ;um Hatbibla-
gen itrr ieeen pGrfommenben @eaenlianb iine
besbalb ldgn lGnglf Gin Sebiirfnib, unb in GU
rppa 1T ietsm SGuIe su finben !Sier III Sas ntbt
her 6all, psil bic in DeutiGanb er1bisnsnrn
9pnperiatipnSsSerif iiber AlleS mas dmeriEa~
niIhr 9erbGlmtle betriTt entfrretr ungrnietnb
cher unridtig iino cher SolfGueig i'm Stidt laI-
fen, Der in amerifa Iebrnbe Seutl6e absr in ei-
nrm icl9su Nsrfe bpdt gang brirnbsrs aud &C.
niissner unt Splr gluefunit ilbsr Aass bas fin6sn
mill mas bic 3utanbe unb gerbGtni6e amtri-
fns brtriiTt hes Sanbes, tpelhes leine une leiner
Gamilie neue une bleitcnbe Seimatb 1T.
Dirlrm gebiirfniB fir glmrrifa pirb bds pbige
Srisualperf, all eem bic belfen beutf6en SGrift-
itsIer tCr lluicu mitarbeiten, nbbeIfen. Das1tIte
pirb I'D, nidt MIR iibsr ale 3peige bes algsmsi-
nen gEilens Srrbreiten, mic bic in OsutiHlanb
erl6isnsnen Berfe hirler 2lrt Iputsrn lpe,ieI aud
allies fir amsrifnnif6e YrrbGItniIs In ppliti-
idsr, ceiaIer, firtlider. srpsrapbiiher, bitpri-
16er ltdtiiiIder, ticgrasbil6tr naturipilenItaft-
IiGer, iuriifiider, mebieiniifer, trhRil6er unb
grpsrblibsr Ssiietung, fptpis in SeSug auf San-
bel une geanesl triusen, mas III ben bsutIhen
Concentrations 9erifpns feblt perr manaelbaft be-
bancrIt it; uub eneliCt pirb sS aud Gin 10 VOL.
lGneile5 Bib esutlCbtn gebenS une gSirfrns
nibt tIr5 in alien Staatfn Der Union, Ipnerrn in
6er garlen 9Sclt entrcllsn ipie IS nph IN feinem
anerru 9Ssrfe entbalten III. .
gIllr gudbanbler unb 3eituugsagrnten nsbmtn
SrltrL,unsen an, lppie Der Ssrlessr
5rteer. @erbarb,
22iI9,6m pplt Dor 400l, 9irp-gprf.
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@eter SGtticb,

FINIIITENFE
llbrmatber uiaO SJutpclier,
SGlt fcrtpGbrenb al 60rc Gin autts gliiprtemsnt
rpu 5aIGtns unb g8aupubrCn unb Gjplbpaarru.
Gtrnip cine srpee gluswabI ron ejpIcs, Silber,,
Stabl. unO platirtsn grillsn une ftinen gugeu-
slSitru. Sutem i'd nit rinsm praFtiitbrn SphfuS
in gsrtineuns itebt, 70 hin i'd int SilnSs, irssnb
riuem auss bic palIenbeu @lGier 81 YrriaaTsn,
mag balIslte nod 10 feblertaft irir.
psrpsrcpiits @laler nsu ptrr III nlte OjeItelC
eingelrBt. 4i9ta
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

CUBAN BARBkBITIEs. Al letter to
the sun from ore Of the Cuban
insurgents ID prison at Havana,
April eth, says two insurgents
were executed that day. As the
first one was placed on the scat
fold of the garrote, he eheered for
Cespedes, and the crowd took up
the cry, which caused the soldiers
to FIRE on them, killing seven and
wouuding forty, many of whom
were women. Five of the woun-
ded died during the day, The
screw was then turned, and the
victim died instantly, a.,.
AS the other mounted the scat
fold he attempted to speak, but
his voice was drowned BY the beat
ing of drums, and as he persisted
in his attempts he was shot down
without waiting for the garr0te:
General Quesada, one Of the insur-
gents, has been shooting prisoners
in retaliation for the conduct of
the Spaniards. He recently shot
two hundred in one lot. ....... ~
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

FREE CJBA.-The N. Y. Sun has
no idea that Spain can ever recov-
en- Cuba. It is too late: A '." 49,.
"The truth is says the editor,
"that the effort now making by
the Directory to subdue the Gu
bans is the last CONFUSION of a
dying power. They have, with
frantic energy, collected a few
troops and sent them to the island,
trusting to the country itself to
maintain them. In a short time
they will become discouraged, and
then, masmuoh as they are in no
condition to continue the struggle,
they will give it up, All that the
patriots need is a little patience
and endurance to achieve a FINAL
triumph"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

DUTcHMAN's BRDE.Some two
weeks since, a girl IN Lansing,
Mich, previously considered Of ir-
reproaehable character; made
known to her friends that she was
in condition that would shortly
add to the census, but obstinately
refused to reveal names. Some
two or three days after, a lively
German father, living in the town
of Westphalia, was in the city, and
hearing the girls case, expressed
a strong desire to see her; did so,
and Immediately made proposals
of matrimony, was accepted, and,
in less than two hours after arri-
wing, he was riding home again,
with a bride on the sheepskin
cushion of his lumber wagon. =
When quizzed in regard to his
early prospects ofan heirship, he
merely replied, Dat is holdings"
and contentedly went, his way.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

B A couple of idle fellows
strolled into q colored church at
Hartford q few evenings since, to
enjoy the fun; and stood at. the
door munching peanuts and throw
ing the shells on the floor. The
coIored minister rose up to preach
but before announcing his text,
leaned forward on the pulpit, and
looked slowly around on his con
gregation. "Bredren," said he at
length, "may de Lord hab mercy
on all de scoffers." A long pause.
"May de Lord hab mercy on all
de laffers." Solemn pause. "May
de Lord hab mercy on all de pea
nut eaters by de door," The
young men did not wait 81 to hear
the benediction. .". av....~. .
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

BGg A prominent lawyer was
counsel in a case involving some
feeling, He placed his client in, a
position to be seen by the jury,
and instructed him, at a particular
point in his argument, to shed
tears. The client obeyed. Under
the influence of the eloquence of
the counsel and the weeping of
the party, the jury rendered a YER
dict, giving damages Next day
Mr.. G., member of the bar,
in the presence of his brethren,
thus addressed the learned coun-
sci ct, I watched you in
that case..8When your client wept
at the trial, those we're theatrical
tears. This morning when I saw
you take him out and make him
assign the verdict for your fee, it
brought the genuine article album
dainty r II .aNa.a# ~y4t a.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

B0~ Two editors in Chicago
undertook to produce a veloCipede
on new and improved pattern.
One was to furnish the money and
the other the inventive skin. A
large three-wheeled affair was Sc
cretly constructed in the basement,
and when finished it was found to
be several inches wider than the
doorway. The two editors are
consulting whether to tear down
the house or pull the velocipede
to pieces. -:..
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A disguised Frenchman thus
writes to the Detroit Post 3:

A disguised Frenchman thus
writes to the Detroit Post - .
EXCELLENT SIR The veloci-
pede I have him. My doctor him
prescribe to me for the exercise
gentle, to be day by day, one hour.
I was lean so and weak, which it
was me to become fat and strong
by the machine used. Him have
I use as prescribe; which he laugh
my Doctor much when I say my
back ache, and the leg and arm
they core and stiff greatly. He
shall not laugh at the patient
which his money give, I say, 1t
is not the fall down frequent that
the street make which comes ray
lame. Then he laugh my Doctor
again, and I angry with him and
say I will expose in the newspa-
per the treatment Why I ask
this to be publish. Sir, that I
cannot ask again the Doctor, will
you publish prescribe the medi-
cine I shall put on the saddle,
which the lame he will not no
more come on the velocipede by
me? And obige your servant
obedient, most excellent sir. "
ro .1 -. M. BEAUDEsIR. .
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

ABAoHELoB's DREAM One night
while / lay sleeping, I had a dream
of Joy :; I thought I had charm
ing wife, and darling little boy. |
loved, I Rugged, I kissed them
ate them almost whole. Ny little
boy got angry, my wife began to
scold. But soon a scream terrific
awoke me from my sleep; my
face was scratched in pieces
plague. take the bratt Ny wife she
was a pillow, my baby was a
cat ! s. &.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

"a YOUNG LADY SHooTs HER ST.
DUcER. Baltimore, Md, April IL.
Ion Saturday evening at Jar
rettsyille, Hartford Co, Md, Miss
Cairnes shot and killed Nicholas
MeComas, About twenty persons
WEI Q seated on the porch of the
village hotel, when Miss Cairnes
suddenly appeared and drew d
pistol and fred three shots at Nc
Comas, The alleged cause of ne
murder was seduction. Miss
Cairnes had previously brought
suit against MoComas for breach
OF promise Of Marriage. Botb
parties were highly RESPECTABLE.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

re- A German doctor main
tains that the human skin when
healthy does not absorb, aud that
baths can have no effect upon it.
He offers to go into a bath con-
tanning the most poisonous sub
stances, provided they be not cor
rosive, to test the truth of his the
DRY, to pay a fine fhe be wrong,
and to 60 to Paris and submit
himself to p the disposal Of the
Academy of Medicine at any time
for the purpose Of experiment.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06
The State vs.. TheOpInilus w
Evans. ~ E

The indictment for murdtr in
the above case was found by the
Grand Jury Of this Parish in Sep
tenaber 1856. The prisoner OBJ
tanned a change of venue to st.
Landry Parish, and was there
tined, convicted and sentenced to
death i'm October 1866. o He APP
pealed to the Supreme Court,
which failed TO hold its regular an
nual session at Opelousas in 1867
and in 1868. Last March the
case, by consent, was submitted to
the Supreme Court, at New Or
leans, and on Monday last I'D
inst.) that Court rendered its de-
cision, reversing the verdict OF the
iurv. and the sentence and judg-
nent Of the District Court there
on. and ordered that the case be
remanded for a new trial. We
will publish the decision Of the
Supreme Court soon, probably
next week. la
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06
suCcessiOn Of Catharine LebIeu.

Parish Of Calcasiep, i'n oo'u''
JOSEPH sALLIER, Administrator
- of said Succession, having filed in
said court his Final Tableau and ac-
count OF administration Of said success
sion, with petition praying for the
homologation thereof, and that he be
discharged from said administration,
therefore
NoIoE is hereby given to all persons
interested, that unless written opposi-
ton thereto is fled in the office of the
Clerk of said Court, at the Court House
in the town of Lake Charles, in said
Parish, within thirty days from Nav
9th, A, d. 1869, Che date Of the first
publication of this notice. tho nid
Iaoleau and account Of Administrator
viii 30 approved and homologated, ana
tho said Administrator discharged and
his bond cancelled.
Given under my official signature ana
the seal Of said Court at Lake Charles,
in seid Parish, the 9th day Of May, al
d., 1868
d. ], REID, Parrish Judge.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

BE@ A negro preacher, recently
arrested in New Orleans as a dis
orderly person was unable. to pay
the fine imposed. He was about
to be committed, when a happy
thought struck him,--t''If your
Honor will trust me till Monday,
I'll take up a collection to-mor=
row." He was trusted. W..
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

B"John, lend me.your knife,
said Bill. II shan't do il, z growl-
ed John Il hain't got any knife I;
besides | want to use it myself. !"
This was equaled recently by the
Of a grocer for not treat.
ing q grocer to some cider. Sun
fortunately, said the sly fellow.
Tiny clerk has carried off the kew
Of the closet" Never mind re-
marked the visitor one 81 nv
keys will open il. !" mo it won't, =
snapped the grocer, ''for the con
founded clerk carried off the clos
ct too. He saved his cider.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06

gEl- "a maiden lady not remark
able for either youth, beauty, or
good temper, asked the advice of
q neighbor as to how she should
get rid Of a troublesome suitor,
ooh, marry him, . was the advice.
Nay, / had rather see him hang
ed first" "No, madam, marry
him as / said to you, and I assure
you it will not be long before he
hangs himself"
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-05-06
BSa- The Yazoo, Miss, Banner

says:
A few weeks ago number Of
Cinnamon passed through Nash
vile on their way to West Tennes-
see, where they intend to settle
and attempt the cultivation Of the
tea plant, for which they affirm
the soil and climate there are high
ly favorable. The people Of West
Tennessee are delighted with the
experiment, and expect great things
to result from it.
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