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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-19
notwithstanding Bowers,
Charges, Mr.. Bcecl,cr ;,
will Continue TO
Love Him.
A Field Day in the Plymouth
Council.
Beecher'stExaminers

New YonR, Feb. l9-Hcnry w.
Sage, Of Plymouth church: in inyesti-
eating committee, took stand and
stated that it was considered unncccs-
sary to call Henry c. Bowen, because
he was not supposed to know any
thing.
Mr.. Becchcr said he would like
somebody to question Mr.. Sage as
thoroughly and efficiently as an ex-
animation could be made by COM
mittee.
Mr.. Sage in reply to such question
stated it was made as thorough as
possible. Hc had understood Bow
ems signature to the tripartlte agree
ment to mean he knew nothing
against Beccher.
A long discussion took place here
-its-fegafA- -te-.llse-ea: -ea:.sts..e:iou-oiIhe
resolution adopted yesterday, to the
eileetEthat questions should be put by
the moderator and chairmen Of the
special committees, and it resulted i'll
the rllc being reconsidered and the
resolution laid on the table.
MI. .Sagc-rcsum;ng said-.!'at-tlse-
committee had not givcnpublic notice
Of ali persons who knew Of facts, to
appear before it.
Mr.. Cl4flin of Lombard, His, asked
if he was so partial to Becchcr he
could not give fair decision if there
would have been through investiga.
ton. Mr.. Sage replied that every
man was personal friend Of Beccher.
They would have been very sorry to
have been obliged to find him guilty,
nevertheless had it been their duty,
there is not one who should have not
done so.
Mr.. Shearman said he appointed
Cleveland, because he knew more
about the case than any other person.
Mr.. Beccher said he still loved
Bowen and should continue to love
him. until the day 0: his death.
Mr.. Beecher, in reply to question
put by Mr.. Abbott, said in regard to
the papers in the hands of man, wo.
man or child, on land or on seas, in
heaven or in hell, he would call upon
them to come forward, or forever
after hold their peace.
Mr.. Sage's examination was con.
cluded.
4 DR.. Bacon announced that he had
i several letters from persons who did
4 not sign their names, and he desired
J. the writer's TO know lie did not think
them worth consideration. The frs,
was.markcd confidential, and contain
!, ed allegations Of more infamous
character than any.that had yet beer
presented against Mr.. Beecher. Th'
reading Of the letter was objected to
I and at the request Of the Plymouth
: Church committee, they we're referre,
e ito them.
) The council having previously re
e solved to go into secret session, an
the time having arrived, the Rev. Nj
Balls sought to prevent it, and a
q though repeatedly called to orde'
e talked for long time, being dis
It cussion which was not ended till ha
. past one, when the council went int
secret session.
,e Gone Home.
!" Paris, Feb. .l9.-Adolphe Theodol
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Gone Home.

Paris, Feb. .19.-Adolphe Theodore
Boorgriast, scientist and author, is
dead.
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ST. Louis.

st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.
WuEAT-Easier; No. 2 fall, i.5l1l@
l.5l9a44 for cash No. 3, $1-3G144 hd;- No. a,
$1.W19.
ConNaA shade firmer; 500 3ossc for
cash; 39a4c for March.
April.
RyE-Nominal.
BARLEY-Nominal.
WnIsKY-A107.
PoRK-Easier, at $22 25@o25O.
+ LARp-Firm, at 1896
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MARKETS bY TELEGRAPH.


NC" AOThs
New YORK, yFfet. TO.
Money, 3@4 per cent
Governments dull and steady.
Gold 1132li. s..-.........
Stocks dull, but strong.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 10.
WnEAT-Dull and declining; No. 8 Chi.
cago, $1.0G@1.0S; No. 3 Milwaukee, Fl OF
@l.l1; No. 2 2Chicngo, $1.2l@1.23; No.
Milwaukee, s1;a2@l.e5; No. l spring,
$130@1.31;. winter red western, $l.l7@
1876.
RYE-Nominal.
CoRN-Firm; new western mixed, COG
G4c; old do, 69@72c.
BARLEY-Dull and declining.
4G@4sc.
PoRk-Firm, a. s2s s5@23oo
LARp-Firm, at $3.50.
WnlsKY-$l11.
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Failed

LONDON, Feb. lo.-1t was Edward
Wilson & Co, manufacturing chem
ISIS, et2Mancl1rstcr, who failed yes.
terdav, and not as previously stated.
-Ad1itustruut-t't t'turbtor13 yoiiicitor,5 who
made the announcement. Liabilities
estimated at.s5oo,ooo.
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A. snEntDAH JOKES,
Auditor of Dakota.
TiIE TenlroRY or DAKOTA, /

Auditors Office, Olivct ID. T., Feb ~. ,76. +
located In the city Of Iartfsrd, and state OF Con.
ncciicut has flcd In this office asworn statement
OF tts condition, on the 3ist dhy Of December, A.
nct OF the legislative nsscmhly of the Territory q.
Dakota. rcllling to Insurance companies. np-
proved january Glh. 1863; And. Whereas On en-
animation of The sworn statement Of said compa.
ut..rrf Nnr -.ntci iins,,-
rance colnpnny Is possessed OF the ncccssnry
-nnonn.of capital,nvesicd ~ required by law.
- Therefore, !, a. Sheridan Joncs, Auditor Of Da.
k"la Territory do hereny certify that SAID ineu.
rance company is duly authorized To trarsact th.
business of Fire Insurance In said territory, Tor
The ycnr ending December 3Ist, A. d. 1876, by
agents properly appointed.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Feb. 10.
Iocs-Receipts, 10000. Scarce and
stronger; Workers, $7.75@soo packing,
S1.90@S.30.
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Inc name Of The Company is phon,s Insurance
IL Is located in Hartford Connecticut
uhc amount OF its Capital Stock IL sb0OpHoG5
,c,.h me . amount of lis Capital Stock paid up 1.
INC Assets of the Company are as
Follows
Cash on hand and In the hands of
RyaI ss, a,. o1 Other persoils; saslG,dei
'oHus (WHICH -rh0 -COinIIIhy 7-JJCr------
n. schcdnle sch filed, market value. 49,. i ,3sGG59 10
pto,s ,'i o'net",sc secured, accumulated
interest and rents ,4...s.i'.....4. 2,is, 81
Total Assets. lass, ,,o, co
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due c..l
Losses adjusted and not duc........f .5,Gs6ss
Losses ed....,..............
Losses In suspense waiting for further
proof. .........,,,.. T,S:oOo
Iotal Liabilities Observation-Disclosures. Ss3, ,525 50
Inc greatest amount insured III any one
is l0GOn On
The ,gicnest amount allowed by tho
rules OF the Company TO be insured
~, IN any one city town or village. Discretionary
INC greatest amount allowed TO be In
snred in any one block .......... Discretionary
STATE or CONNECTICUT
County of Hartford.
H. kellogg. President, and D. w. G. skilton.
secretary OF The PhTnix Insurance Company, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, being duly sworn ,eposc
and say, that The foregoing is full. true and cor
rect statement Of the affairs of the said company.
that the said insurance company is the bona ntc
owner OF nj least One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
'vf-rc'rai cash capital, Invested In the State and
= Nnlled slales stocks nnd Bonds; or In Bonds and
Mortgage OF Real Estate, unincnmbcred and
worth double the amount for which the same ,s
morgnscd; andthey are the above described ohi
GERS OF said insurance company.
IL. KELLOGG. President,
ID. w. q. SKILTON, Secretary
Subscribed and swo:n before me, this 7th day
of January, ls,G.
[sEAh NJ. N. CLARK, l.
Notary Public.
hereby certify that the foregoing ia true and
correct exhibit of the finances of The Phoenix In
smrancc Company of Hartford, Connecticut, as
shownini Its sworn statement filed In his office.
lnle.ltmony whereof. have hercunlo set my
lsKAi. hand and affixed he seal Of my Office,
arOlivet, d. T.. this 18th day Of Feb
rnary, A. u. 1876.
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WAGON WORKS.
WAGON SHOP.
Aud
BLACKsNiITHlNG.

ltUpsMIru IS 90.
Have opened q iirst-class Wagon shop a,
Bruce'a old stand, on Third street, oppo.
site the St. Charles livery stable, where
all kinds OF ofcarriasc and wagon work will
be done in good style. Our stock is all
new and Of the very best quality. Mr..
Salclreu, Of vcrmilllon, does our wagon
work, and he understands his business.
Special attention paid to shoeins and plat
ing. Allkinds ofrcpairirg done on shoIt
notice,
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No! 255.
Statement of the Condition
PIllpliZIlsQrlaceCO.
31st Day Of December, 1875.

The name Of The Company Is phmn,S Insurance
L. L. Is located in Hartford, Connecticut.
Inc Inc amount OF It's Capital Stock IL $6oOcH,C0
~. me amount of lis Capital Stock paid up Is
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-04-27

of the churcb to catch a glimpse
Of tue Imperial visitors. After
church they we're driven through
I Central Park.
BosToN, April 16.-The Merri-
mack oveTAowed its banks at Con-
cord. New Hampshire, last night.
and has risen : foot to-day, at
Manchester. The water IL z feet
over the dam at Amoskeag Falls.
A force has been at work TO-DAY
to protect the Amoakeag river
wall. 1t is not thought the river
will rise any higher No material
damage yet done.
MEMPHIs, April 16.-Gen. Pat
tersoD, Collector Of this district,
and Deputy Collector Paxton, Of
Pdducah, Ky, uith seven soldiers
returned last night from a success
ful FIVE days raid through Henry
county, Tenn, and Galloway cuun-
ty, Ky. They seized and destroyed
five distilleries IN Henry county,
and three IN Galloway county, to-
gether with five THOUSAND I gallons
of mash, 1--WE barrels of whisky and
a large quantity Of other material
found in them, Ave Of the guilty
parties arrested, but the others
made their escape.
ST.. LOUIS, April I6.-John M.
Krum made a motion that the
court would delay the commitment
Of w. O. Avery, for ten days, as a
petition has been forwarded to
Washington asking his transfer TO
some eastern penitentiary. JRdgs
Treat declined to consider sach
motion unless it came from the
District Attorney Col. Dyer said
he must decline to make the mo-
tiOn as the transfer could be made
after the commitment as well as
before. This settled the matter.
Commitments In the cases 0f Nc
Donald and Avery were made out.
They will leave for Jefferson city
tO-mOrrow morning. ALI parties
sentenced to jefferson city to-day
were placed in iail.
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France

PARIS, April 16.-The elections
to fill tue vacant seats in tine AS
semblY, caused by recent invaIi,la-
tious, are fixed fer May 81. The
manager and editor OF L'Eyene-
ment and LIE Bieu were fined one
month imprisonment for publish
ing IN these paper of articles con-
cerning the Commune.
Elections were held to-day to
6ll vacancies in the Chamber NJ
Deputies, caused by the return 0G
member from more than one dis
trict
At Marseilles, M. Boquet, rad
ical, was elected by 1914 votes ;
NJ. Garnier-Pages of the Left re-
ceived 1883 votes. AT Lille, NJ.
Masenre, radical, was elected, re-
.celving 5000 votes against $500 for
M Du Tlleur OF the Left, and
2I00 for M. Vran, Clericalist.
Second ballots are necessary in
Bordeaux and the Seventeen Ar
rOudissement of Paris. In the lat
ter MI. Pascal du Prat beads the
polls. Victor Hugo and Louis
Blanc addressed large audience
here to-day. Half of the proceeds
of the meeting are devoted to the
fund for sending the delegation Of
the workmeL to the Philadelphia
Exhibition aud the remainder to
the relief of relatives of Commun-
list cOnylcts,
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Minor TeIegramns

BoSTON, April 16.-A suit IS
brought hy S. q. Maine against
General b. +. Butler ct A., Eor two
hundred thousand dollars alleged
violation contracts, etc, relative to
certain patents.
New YoRk, April l6. 1t ap-
pears that ia addition to the power
Of attorney given to Judge Hilton
to naRage her estate, Mrs. Stewart
yesterday filed in the Registers
office n transfer and assignment of
all her late husbands share in
business Of A. ". Stewart Il Co,
as well as ali has properly, reul and
personal. except Feal estate, in
cluded in the city al New Ydtk, to
Judge Hilton for 10000, 900.
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TERMS or SURSCRIPTHONs

Free Of Postage to an parts Of United States,
Remit BY draft, postofiee money order on
registered l9Jtor,
Address A, ri. HELO 4 CO.,
Galveston, GexaS
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speci 7 I.grnul to rbo \. 0. Times

WAsHINGToN, April II, 1916.
Lucien Eaton, Assistant District
Attorney at st. Louis. testified to-
day that the President had been
repeatedly warned by Ford and
other personal friends, about Nc
Donald; who wrote him that Me-
DonaId's character WAS very bad.
The President testified in his BsrI-
cock disposition that he had never
heard anything against Mcdonald.
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A virtuOus Judge.
CONCEALED WEAPONS JUDGE sTEEEE's
CHARGE TO TIE GRAND JURY.

FROM the n. D. Democrat.
III you sixteen gentlemen win ayaii
yourselves OF this statute, and by severe
measuaes undertake With fearless de-
termination to abolish the practice Of
carrying concealed Weapons In this city.
you can, during the two months you
have to serve, do much towards il.
You viii have but discharged plain
duty under yoar oaths, anal win have
the warm approval Of the best people
of this community It is not the severity
of the puaishment.Wo much as the GER
tainty Of conviction, that prevents
crime.
The sole object Of government being
to secure The happiness Of the people,
ana yoar special iaty being b prevent
aS we'll Is to punish crime. suggest
tAat, after considering the few eases
now pending for your examination, you
conld not better employ your time than
by turning yOur attention 10 this i'm
p0rtant subject Of carrying concealed
Weapons For fun information Is to
your powers and duties / viii place in
your hands printed copies 0f the in
structi0ns given to former Grand In-
rors in this court, - which invit8yogp
attention They shoNli be read upon
retiring 70 your jury room, and may be
referred to from time TO time as oecasiOn
may require.
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Private School.

TNHE undersigned respectfully an
u nouncss that she viii reopen her
school i'll Lake Charles for BOYS and
girls. next Monday, Jan. 10, 1876
Board can be had from s to 12 dollars
per month.
Terms
Primary Department 81 so per
month.
Grammar Department 81 per month
MRS. u. F. DADE.
January 6, 1876.
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Dom Pedrn.
WHAT HIS DID IN NEW YORK YEsTER-
DAY.

New YoRk, April l6.-His Ma
iesty, Don Pedro, of Brazil, ac-
companied by the Empress and
snite, attended divine service Ut
st. Patrick's cathedral this morn
ing. The Emperor and Empress
were given seats ia the sanctuary
within the railing. Solemn High
Mass was celebrated, and Vicar
General Quinnan, on behalf of
Cardinal McCloskey, who is sick,
welcomed their Majesties to this
country, and congratulated them
on their prosperous voyage. He
prayed that the remainder oil their
journey woRld ba equally auspi-
oious and happy, Large crowds
assembled both inside aud outside
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THE WEEKLY ECHO
Published E0ery Thursday Morning,
AT
lake CHARLES. La.
Terms Of subscription.

Terms Of Subscription.
c,ne copy, one year. .......-... 50 90
One copy, six months, .,.....--. 1 25
One copy, three months. ........ 90 rs
Tingle cup1es, ..........-....... 10
Payable invariably in advance.
ADVERTISING.
Per Sar.are, 90 lines or less) -. .0O Is
Fverv subsequent insertion. 80. 90 80
Announcement of candidates for
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French IS extra. -l..
Business Notices, - cents line.
Obituary Notices 10 cents a line.
Advertisements sent in for pubIica-
zion, when there are no directions, will
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, viii be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount to those who adyer-
tise by the year or quarter,
No credit VIII be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special agree
ment.
Cards, stating merely the name,
business and place Of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum.
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TeiegFaplafc BFeyftfes.
Washington
BabCock and the District Ring
Indicted.
Special Telegram to'the y. 0. Democrat.

Special Telegram to the ". o. Democrat.
WASHINGTON, April Bah
cock, Shepherd and tue District
Ring were indicted to-day for con
spiracy to injurs and Oppress Co
lumbus Alexander In the notorious
SAFE BURGLARY CASE.
In the Investigation, Grants
connection with the safe burglary
case is closely traced.
Kinsella, of the New Orleans
Customhouse, is charged with
having two sons ON the pay roll
and drawing regular allowances of
Uncle Sans money, for which
they performed no service they
being at school, His case is to be
investigated.
i HEAVY NEW ORLEANS DELEGATION
ON THE ANXIOUS LIST.
Collector Jim Casey, Col. Jack
Wharton. Chumplin, Dave Young
and Burch are here, and seem TO
be IN trouble.
The POstotice Department has
recovered niEe thousand dollars
against Draper, the New Orleans
and Vickshdrg mail contractor, for
the non-fulfilIment of his contract.
Silver will be issued on Tuesday
for fractional currency.
Beware Of counterfeit quarters
and halt notes. BUUU.
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This is the season Of the yeav
when tine farmer tells his son Jot
that If he Wsll soFt over ten bu
oE potatoes, feed the stock
that fence aud pashingle
crib he may have the
day 70 90 Fabbit-hr
troit Free Press.
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H., FOR CALOASIEU PASS!
.8ff# THE HANDSOME, SWIFT
a running
PROPELLER RAMOS

WI run regularly semi.weekly from Lake
Saarles 20 L,seSburg (Caloasieu Passl CARRYING
.ne United States Mai. An down and up
U'pS BY daylight, Accommodations for eight
passengers. Excellent Inducements to hunting
and lshiug parties.
= fare forround trip tdown and upl, $S; down
orup only, So.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays aud Thurs.
aays at6 AM; arrives at Lees6arg same days.
Leaves Leoshurg Wednesdays and Saturday
~, 'e A. y arrives at Lake Charles samo days
Senedule rnRning time hetween both places
s"elYe haurs actual running tim6, much lyss,
Ptt0S, u, REIN0LDS, Master.
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THOMAS b. FERREN
il
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, LA.

Would respectfully announce to the
public that he is prepared to take con-
tracts for all building, repairing, etc, +,
in his line, and win guarantee satlstae-
tion in an work tenderea him.
A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept 21, 1872 Iy--July 10, $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-01

practical application of the know
ledge acquired, but to form independ-
ent opinions of their own,
H
Throughout the examination was
conducted thoroughly and fairly, SO ms
to test the actual requirements, skill,
and ability of each pupil. For this
purpose nearly three hours was given
to each study. While it is impossible
but that there should be diversity of
attainments, yet it is seldom that n
class is so well disciplined and so un5-
formly advanced. We believe that
they all began and have thus far pros
ecuted their education in the publie
schools and are therefore an illustra-
tion Of what these institutions are
doing for the children and youth of
this city and Of our country.
The High School of Los Angeles is
fully equal in every particular to
schools of the same grade in other
parts of the State. The institution is
as thorough, the discipline as good.
and the standard of attainment as
high, and we most heartily recon-
mend this school to parents and guar
dians who make homes in our city. In
fact, it is meeting a great educational
want felt more or less deeply through
all Southern California, and with it's
increasing facilities gives promise OF
permanent and extensive asefpl
ness.
In concluding this report we COR
gratulate the teachers and the young
ladies and gentlemen of the gradual
ing class upon the success which has
attended their efforts. We congratu-
late also the Board of Education and
the citizens of Los Angeles generally
upon having planted and nourished TO
its present state of prosperity an insti-
tuition of such genuine worth. Our
tree Of knowledge has borne its first
fruit to-day. May its leaves grow
greener, and its boughs hang down I'm.
der the weight of a more abundant
harvest as the years roll on.
A. +. WHITE,
VIM. H. HILL,
Il. ID. PACKARD,
Committee.
Los Angeles, Cal, May %, 1875.
A further report of the Public Schools
may be found in Mayor Beaudry's An-
nual Message which we present else
where.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-01

The Los Angeles Race Course, own
ed by the Southern District Agricul-
tural Association, is located at the Ag-
ricultural Park about two miles from
the Court House. The grounds are
being improved rapidly and ere long
will be an ornament to the city for
which it may feel proud. The annual
races were early in December, and are
we'll attended by lovers of the turf
from all portions of the State. The en-
trees are always pretty full and en-
brace some of the best racing stock on
the Coast. The track is one mile in
length, and viewed from fine stand
capable of seating 1900 people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-01
MAYOR BEAUDRY'S MESSAGE.

The Progress and General Condition
of our City from an Official stand
point-SOme Sensible but Rather
Expehsive sugxestiOns-Whicb the
Council may put i'm their Pipe and
smoke-The Most Elaborate and
Business-like Document that has
Ever Emanated from the Mayors
Office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-01

cast against this tax. During the year
five new school houses have been
erected. They are plain but neat and
substantial buildings located in por-
tions of the city best adapted to ac-
commodate our very scattered popula-
tion. Owing to the rapid increase of
population Of this city every reflect
Ing man must see that it will require
great liberality on the part of our cit
izens to provide school facilities in pro-
portion to the enlightened sentiment
of the age. In what other particulars
we may be behind our sister cities, let
US be behind none I'm the number and
character of our schools. Prominence
in this will secure for us the largest
number aud mo It intelligent class of
the thousands seeking homes on this
coast. The condition of the schools is
shown by the following statement:
Receipts from all sources
since the annual report for
year endig June 30th, lS7i...... s35 l76
There has been expended
for school sites, houses and
furniture SlZ 6IS
Other expenses. .................. % 52S S35 l16
The following comparative state
ment will be of interest as showing
their condition in 1874 and 1875:
1874. 1873.
No. OF school houses. q IL
$50 llUO
- teacne cnerS...................-.. Is y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-01
STREET RAILWAYS-MA

No. OF school houses.................. q
scholars S7j IL
" I" teachers erS......................... Is