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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-04-29

4. Postmaster n required to notice
hv letter nrning 4 papcr does not
nHeWer th iaWA when subscriber
does not islge bis parer ont 0f the office,
ana state che reasons Tor is not being
taken and a neglect @ do ~. makes
ihc astsnastcr responsible e the puo-
Usher Cor che payment
q ANY person who takes papeT
frnm tbs postofico, whether directed
10 his narae or another, or whether he
has subscribed OF not, IS responsible
Tor the par.
3. III any person ordcfa his paper DIS
continued. lie must pay All arrearagcs.
~ she publisber may continue 70 SEND
Il until the payment Is made.
a. III tie subscriber order his paper
stopped as certain tame, and the pub
Usher continues TO send It. the sub
srriber "a hound to pay for it If he takes
Il from the postofEice The law pro
ceesis upon The ground thai 3 man must
pay Cot what be uses.
s. The courts have decided that re-
fusing a. take newspapers And period
icals from the poEtof3ce, OK removing
and leaving them uneailed for, Il prlma
facia evidence 81 intentional fraud
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sHERTWF,s SALE.

Jacob RYAN vs.. VIM. n. Rutland State
of Louisiana Parish C9nEt-P Parish
81 Calcasieu. No. ll8.
ny virtue Of writ Of Teri facias to
1 8 me directed from the Hon. Parish
Conrt aforesaid L viii offer for sale, at
public auction to the last end highest
bidder. for Cash, at the Court House
door Of this parish, in the town Of
Lake Charles, In, on SATURDAY.,
the 9TH day If June, A. ID 1879, WITHIN
the legal hours Of sale, the following
described property. seized TO satisfy
said writ to wit
al certain lot OF parcel OF land, lying
and being situated ia the town Of Lake
Charles. State of Louisiana, parish ot
Calcasieu. and commencing on the
corner south side Of Broad, and east
side of RYAN street, and running east
900 feet. thence south 200 feet, and
thence west eco feet to Ryan street.
and from thence north 200 feet, to the
point Of commencement; bounded
north bv Broad street, east by lots OF
Jobn A, r.. Hawkins, south by lot Of
Mrs. Victor Touchy, and west by Ryan
street, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and thereto
appertaining. Property seized in the
above numbered and entitled suit.
DAVID III LYONS, Sheriff.
Sherff's office, Lake Charles, La,
April 30, 1875.
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waltz from Madamo Angot'a
NOW READY.

Nos. I, 2, 81, 4, and Peters Household NelO-
dies Price so cents each. Every number
contains from 8 to s New Songs, ChoFuses,
etc., by the bast writer's,
Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, and Peters PaFior Music.
Price 30 cents each. Every number contains
revsral select Pieces BY Kinksl, Pacherr
Becht, 90.
Nos 10 II Ia Creme de Ia CTem4, Price 30
eoi.ta each. Every number contains n least
81 worth Of elastic aud select Piano Music.
Any p tbs above Mailed, postpaid On receipt
0f The marked prizes.
Address. ). Il. PETERS,
s39 Broadway n. x. r. g. Bog ss29.
AnFll 20. 1879.
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80 nIeKLean Ilaldera.

GALVESTON, April "a "A News
special from San Antonio, dated
to-day, says The following ex-
plains itself
MEADo Az, DEPARTMENT On TEXAS, /
San Antonio, April 20s 1875.
10 Tie Governor Of Texas
The following dispatch ID just
received from the General Of tha
army. il answer ~ one from
prominent aiiizens oi Corpus
Christi, Getting forth tao condition
of adairs ID shas portion of Texas.
Your dispatch 81 tbs 18Th ID res
eeived aud viii 30 sent To the
Secretary Of Waf for the inf0rma-
tion 81 she Presidents Tie duty
of lhe troops Of the Rio Graude
frontier Is ~ protect 81 officers Of
the General Government and as
laf a. possible % eta the State au-
ihotie ID protecting ihs people
ueaiast organized bands 0t MAJ
Faudcra FROM any quarter
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snLelaa b 80. .. J. coIneauE.

The number OF suicides COM
mitted 10 our city within the past
six months IL truly surprising.
Scarcely week has passed during
that time without there being oc-
casion 70 make 3 record Of some
net 81 self-destruction.
The last case Is that Of Capt. ].
j. Comeaux, i steamboat agent,
who yesterday, shortly after 8
o'clock, while alone in q room Of
his residence. No. 81 Bienville
street, shot himself in the mouth,
causing death almost instanta-
neonsly The bali ranging upward
70 the right and entering the brain.
Tie pistol used was one Of The
Avenger make, carrying about q
32-I00th ball.
On entering the room, our re-
porter found him lying on bis back
III the position IN which be fell,
surrounded by pool Of blood,
which lad flowed from the wound.
The pistol with which the deed
was committed vas lying on the
manteI. where he had evidently
laid ii before falling. AT tho time
when be fred il seems that he was
standing before the looking glass
which hung over the mantel, and
placing the muzzle % tie pistol ia
bis mouth, discharged IL.
When our reporter saw the body
Il was still warm, but oE horrible
blue color
Mr.. Comeaux was born IN the
parish Of Iberyille ii 1925. AT the
time % bis death be WAS fiity years
~ age. He leaves 4 wife and four
children 10 grieve his loss.
MF CumeanE was moi III the
habit Ok carrying arms, and had
evidently bought the weapon with
She snIl Intention of killing himself,
az be- bad told some one, while In
h coffee bonse Sunday night, that
~ would kill himself.
The cause 81 the suicide, from
Information that was obtained, was
that f0r some time he had been
greatly troubled by some lawsuits
with negroes. aud 81 which ile had
frequently spoken 10 lis wife.
IN, 10. Bulletin. a2d.
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MARRIED.

FOUsr BlBm April i, 10 the resi-
dence 81 thg bride. gn Bayou Waxia,
Nv Rev. III. 81 lBbeil, Rev En0s b.
Fcua6. Of Che Louisiana Conference, 70
Mipa Edith u 8ihm, q So. Landry
parish la.
ORNE8v NmEFnR-rQn Che 2lat
April. 1875. al tho 10 Louis Cathedral
BIZ bis Grace, hlgt N j Perehe, Dir
Jaa IL QMoiliN u Miss NiEginie 0hre
tien, both 81 tliis ity DO cards,
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Caution 20 tIle Public.
OR MIsLAID

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that
u d certain promissory note, executed
Wy me ii favor 81 u. O. Dees az bearer,
for THE sum % $3.50, dated Oh or about
tbe 10Th Of january, 1875. and payable
August lst 1875 has been paid By me,
and 4 bold 3 receipt ior such payment.
As che nQie has been lost Oh mislhid, ail
persons nge herabg cautioned not %
trade lor Sc JOHN Is LYONS.
Lake Charles E4a. Anvil ~. 1875.
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A liberal contract with the Weed
Sewing Machine Company win enable
us 10 place thor celebrated Machines
in many families. 30 man now pre-
sumes 70 question The immense advan-
tage 81 having good sewing machine
ii his house, but many are unable to
buy ono. we ofer chance TO get d
reliable machine without money, and
with but triaing effort.
We viii give every person who viii
send us a club Of forty new subscribers
TO the Ecno. with The cash, Ut our regu-
lar mites, zone dollar and half per
year, new $50 Weed Sewing Ma
chine, freo Of all expenses, except
freight from New Orleans here.
We viii give every person who viii
send us. with cash Ut same rate, club
of forty-four new subscribers, u new
s65 Weed Sewing Machine, free Of al
expenses. except freight from New Or
leans mere.
We will give every person sending
rus. with the cash, ut same rate, club
81 Az new subscribers, new $40 Weed
Sewing Machine, free Of All expenses,
except freight from New Orleans here.
Almost any gentleman or lady, with
very little effort, can procure the re-
uuired number Of subscribers in two
weeks, and can then enjoy the double
satisfaction Of extending the circulation
81 the parish newspaper, and Of making
his or her own family happy in the pos
session Of one Of the greatest labor
saving inventions Of the age, warranted
perfectly new, Of the latest improved
construction, aud in perfect order
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Mr. Yolney ". smith, who pro.
claimed himself Governor of Ar
kansas after tho election 81 Gov.
Garland under the new Coustitu-
ti0n. but who failed To get l1is
clslms q lhat Office recognized by
Tie people, his been consoled for
his disappointment by The Presi-
dent, who las made bin Consul
1t st. Themes. The perseverance,
displayed BIZ Grant Ia hbdinp
Offices Cor the worst class oE knav.
ssh politicians will entisle him "a
iectinnats remembrance in tho
hsayle 81 all The dead beats ID tic
rnp hen Pc gesires y private
liia 81 u Sun.
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TelegraplsLe Brevities.
WasilingtOn.
wILDIAM's nErIREMHNr THOUGHT GER

WILLIAMs RETIREMENr THOUGHT eek
TAIN.
Washington, April 90 Among the
later rumnrs Of Cabinet changes is one
to the effect that Attorney General
Williams will soon retire from his pres
ent position. He does not absolutely
deny the truth Of the report, but adj
mits it is probable he may before long
engage in other pursuits. Some Of his
most intimate friends say the indication
is he will reign ut the end Of the pres
emit fiscal year, if not sooner.
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NFMRpH FOB hHBUMATfem One
pint ~ bnm one pint q Now Or
Jeans mClaa Onu-uuaFteF p0nnd
of sulran k and shake well
Take Eah.ap eoHiu. rhrea sime
s. dA a lads ho had suffered
ot 0eal sfom inaammatorY
Bmailem fold ma that tbB
atsV8 recipe wal taa dt % many
medisa iet aad tgiod that
heE ggmeEg Miie
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INDIAN TROUBLES.

a GENERAL INDIAN WAR APPREHENDED.
Kansas City, April 90 AN officer
who commanded detachment of troops
ia the recent fight with the Cheyennes,
reports two soldiers dead from wounds
that four soldiers were corralled by
thirty. Ave Indians, twenty miles south
Of Fort Wallace, on tile 5th A fight
ensued, Ten red skins were killed.
The soldiers escaped III the darkness.
"A general war is apprehended.
Acl1DnsTAn FINDING or 4 LOT or GOLD
New York, April 81 IT is said tliat
three men, in cleaning ont q cess-pool
nt Staten Island, came upon between
800, 900 and S30, GOO in gold coin. 1t
seems the premises were formerly owned
by city bank cashier, who proved a
defaulter to the amount Of $3.50, 900.
TWEED TO BIZ RE-ARREsTED
New York. April q The order for
the re.arrest Of Tweed under So, 900, 600
bail, has been plced in the hands Of
! the warden Of the Penitentiary. Should
| the decision of the Court OF Appeals
| favor Tweed, he win be taken to the
| Ludlow Street Jail to await the action
| Of Che courts
oHAs. 4. DANA REbEAsED PRoM CUSTODY
New York, April 2I.-JQdge Blatch-
| ford rendered decision in Che case OF
| Chas Al. Dana, arrested upon an at
/ tachment issued out of the Supreme
| Court Of the District Of Columbia by
/ United States Marshal Fiske, Judge
| Blatchford discharges Mr. Dana from
/ the custody Of the Marshal Of this Dis
trict in a very lengthy opinion.
CIVIL RIGHTS IN NEW YORK.
\ New York, April 81. The treasurer
Of Booths Theatre was arrested last
evening on q warrant issued from Com
missioner Davenport. based on the aiii-
dayit Of q colored man named Smith,
that he and his lady were refused seats
in the parquette 81 the theatre. The
treasurer was Tailed Gill to-day
City 0f Mexico, April 81. Ten ma
lives of Ixita Calico are on trial here fol
horrible outrage. They are charged
with bnrying three lnen alive, leaving
only their headsab0ve ground, and theT
dispatching them with hatchets ant
knives after prolonged torture.
JACK FROST IN THE WEST.
IEgUHIEs 70 THE errors.
Cincinnati. April ~. Reports iron
! sixty Ohio and thirty-0ne Indiani
towns indicate complete failure o
peaches the apples are slightly N
iured. Twenty.ionr towns report ca
wheat unininred twenty-five report
: / bafR sa.a4, 8sgefvsa san apn4t aFwnnt
! towns of Western Pennsylvania inaicat
! Z half crop 81 wheat aud fruit
Reports from Michigan indicat
great damage 10 tho wheat, and destruS
lion 70 the peaches Tho apples pFomia
well plentiful rina may improve IL
peach crop.
{ a nEFAuIaINa TREASURER.
: - Oh IL
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4 nEFAUIlIINa TH1AHunNH.

Columbia, 8. ~, April 2i,Ex-
Treasurer Parker was arrested to-day
On tho charge 81 embazaling @28. 900 og
Che sinking fund money Of the State.
lie has NOS yet procured haii.
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LAKE HOUSE,
JAMES a. KINDER PRopRrEToH,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA

EKVIIE AR0vE-NAMBD HOCSE HAS RE-
Gently been renovated and put 10 neat
ana co,nplete order. rhe travelling public
will find Il com orf,blD and pleasant place 10
stop. square meal and comfortable bed
can be bad at all times Of the dsy and night.
A Bar is Il, tn he'd % the Hptol, whore TIE best
oil liquor, and cgars are constantly kept. No
pains will b. spared by tile proprietor 10 make
those patroniaing the house feel comfortable,
and gn away satisfied
Al Feed Stable attached. Horses
carefully attended 10. no20 1y1
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80 81 Telegrapl..

u. s. Attorney General Williams
has resigned, Il take effect May
18th. Nc successor named. If
ca ant comes out, as usual, his
ideas 81 civil service reform, he
will probably appoint Beast Butler.
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Two severe snow storms Il
Buffalo, NJ. III, April oath.
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We cali special attention to two
Shorifrs sales in our columns of
to-dnY's issue.
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See notice to tax-payers, il
column.
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We are creditably informed that
work is to be resumed shortly at
the Sulphur Mines, 10 this parish.
Under contract between the
Calcasigu Sulphur Mining Com-
pany 81 Louisiana and European
capitalists, granting a sub-lease Of
twenty-five years, which has been
accepted, engineers and workmen
are now on their way, aud viii, it
is thought, arrive here during the
course Of next month.
We wish the enterprise 8 good
success, for ourselves as well as
lor the contractors. II is q mine
Of untold wealth loour parish, and
to tie State. We will give further
particulars relating to contract,
etc, next week.
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T. skISSEn, Liborty ....u. sroEt, aalyssion
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-25
Notice to StOck-GrOWerS.
4 Will G lMMENCE THE RoDEo AT MY
4 Ranch at Golconda on
Monday, May FL, 1878,

And will come down the Humboldt TO Winnie
mucca. thence TO Paradise Valley; thence to
Clover Valley. to Mr.. Fvans' and the Ranches
of Others at the request Of different Ranchers;
and | hope the stock-owners VIII get their
cattle, and not run herds after that time.
JANES +. ANDERSON.
Golcor IN Ranch. March | 1875.
mhi lmH
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-25

W. H. Aiken. Attorney y-at-1aw and Com
mander Oft the Grand Army of the Republic in
California and Nevada. will give prompt at
tention to the collection of Additional Travel
Pay, now due California and Nevada volun-
teers discharged more than three hundred miles
from home. Soldiers can depend on fair deal
ing. Information given free of charge. When
writing enclose stamp for reply and state com
pany and regiment and whether you have a
discharge. Congress hasextended the time for
filing claims for ditional Bounty under Act
OF July 2s, 1866, January 1875. so all such
claims must be made before that time. Origi-
nal Bounty of sl00has been allowed all volun-
teers who enlisted before July %, 1861 for three
years, if not paid the same when discharged
Land wfr"ants can be obtained for services
rendered before 1853. but not for services in
the late war. Pensions for late war and war of
1912 obtained nd increased when allowed for
less than disability warrants, but no pensions
are allowed to Mexican and Florida war sol
diers. state Of Texas has granted Pensions
To surviving veterans of Texas Revolution
New Orleang and Mobile Prize Money is now
due and being paid w H. Aiken also attends
- General Law and Collection Business. en-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-25
N ,RTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR puR.

ID iRTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that al ap-
plications for the same. or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
sF- Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified 10 attend 10 the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
nof5tf d. H. HASKELL.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-17
RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, June 16-Rver 10 feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather fair and pleasant. Ar
rived: Chas Morgan from New Orleans. De.
parted: Mary Houston for New Orleans.
PrrrsBpRa, Jnne 16.-River feet inches
and falling Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 16.-River falling slowly;
6 feet S inches in the canal. Weather clear
and sultry. Up: Simpson Harner from New
Orleans to Pittsburg. Down: Tallahachie
from Louisville to Yazoo River.
EVANSVILLE, June 16.-River 8 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and hot
since noon.
CAIRO, June 16-Arrived: James Howard
from New Orleans, at 10 last night, John T..
TolIe from st. Louis. at 5 P. M to-day, Capt..
tol City from st. Louis, at 8. Departed :
James Howard for St. Louis, at IL last night.
River 10 feet II inches and falling. Rained
all forenoon and is cloudy. Mercury 80.
ST. LOUIS, Jnne 16-No arrivals. De-
parted City of Quincy for New Orleans
River falling slowly but the upper streams are
rising. Very heavy rain early this morning
Two other severe showers during the day
and Indications of more tonight
MEMPHIS, June 16.-The river fell inches
Weather clear and hot. Departed: Julia and
City of Alton for st. Louis, Robert Mitchell
for New Orleans, all in the forenoon, Airing
lon for Cincinnati this evening
VIcKsBuRG, June 16--Up: Future City
and barges at P. M. No boats down to-day.
Weather clear and hot. River stationary.
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THE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.


The celebrated Lake murder case, which
has oeen before the courts for the past three
years, was called Wednesday morning, and
the accused, Dido Baptiste and Francisco
Martin, were brought to the bar for trial
The witness Ward, who was pardoned, and
released from the Penitentiary to make him
competent to testify 10 the case, who has
been so often called. and failed to answer,
was again called and again he failed to re-
spond. The Attorney General ordered the
cased continued.
Col. r. w. Ogden, counsel for the accused,
objected to the continuance on the grounds
that there was no certainty that Ward would
ever turn up, and he urged, if the case was
continued, the release OF the accused on their
own recognizance.
Attorney General Field responded to the
remarks OF Col Ogden, and INDUCED in many
remarks personal in their nature to Col.
Ogden.
Col. Ogden took the floor TO respond, but
Judge Braughn would not allow him to pro-
coed. It is one of the prerogatives of Col.
Field to attack counsel opposing him and the
Court makes it its duty to shield him from
any return.
The case was continued indefinitely, and
the bond of the accused was fixed at one
thousand dollars each. They are unable to
furnish the bonds, and will go back to the
Parish Prison.
The case Of Geo. Hays, charged with MUIR
der, was called. Jude Braughn Reused him
self, having formerly been counsel, and called
G. II. Luzenburg, ESQ.,, to the bench, and the
case wa, then, owing to the absence of wit
nesses, indefinitely continued.
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THE CITY.

SUDDEN DEArH.-At II o'clock A. NJ, wed
nesday, the body of man named james
Spence, aged twenty years, VINO nas Deen
employed by the Dredge Boat Company e
draymap. died suddenly at the Doaioing.
honse of the company on the north SIDE OF
Jnlia street. near Metarie Ridge. The Coro.
ner was notified and hetd an inquest. verdict
that Spence came to his death from comes
ton OF the brsin. Upon examination OF the
bodv there vas 50 20 found IN his pockets.
From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
ENrrRpR1s1NG SHE'LL RoADERs.-James An
draws and William ]. Williams, two festive
youths wishing to 60 2:40 on the she'll road,
and not exactly having the wherewithal to
hire a team, made victim of Mr.. W. w.
Rodgers, purloining from him full team
buggy, and all valued at $3.50, and went their
way rejoicing. But q change came DER the
spirit of their dreams, when Corporal Carlton,
OF the Mounted NJ. P's, overheuled them at the
White Bridge, on new shell road, Tuesday
night, at 10 o'clock.
He HAD FRUGAL MIND.-Henry Hurst
seems to be man who desires to improve his
real estate at the expense of his nelghbors.
On Wednesday morning Hurst might have
been seer :,usily engaged in transferring
wheelbarrows Of earth from neighborS lot
for the purpose Of filling up holes in his own.
Patrolman Jones, who was then on Perdido,
between Tonti and Miro streets, witnessed
these operations, and not thinking 1t exactly
the right thing, began descent upon Hurst,
who, observing the officer, flew from his
sight, leaving the unfortunate wheelbarroW to
be taken to the Central Station.
FIRST M. P. Court. : On Wednesday a
negro named Edward Lewis appeared before
Judge Evans, charged with having, on the
26th of May. at about half-past A. NJ, mali
ciously set fire to an unoccupfed frame house
situated on the corner Of Lat. yette and Delta
streets The prisoner pleaded not guilty,
and after the testimony was heard he was
sent before the Superior Criminal Court
under bonds of $1,000, charged with arson.
PENCE MAKE POUNDS. = Matilday Scott
seems to be one of the smartest fnanciers OF
now-a-days She is only twelve years OF age,
and vet has already stolen $40 from Miss
Penny. II all spectators could make this
percentage on single penny there would be
but little want.
SERIOUS CHARGE. = Chas. Bowers charges
one VIM. Oscar with assaulting and danger.
ously wounding him with dangerous
weapon. Therefore a warrant was issued
from the Second Metropolitan Police Court
and Oscar was run into the Third Precinct by
Officer Bonn, from the corner of Love and
Enghien streets.
DANGEROUS CONDITION. bridges at the
corners of St. Claude and Vaudeville, and
Urquhart and Spain streets are in dangerous
and broken condition, and need immediat 6
attention.