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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-08-23

Lipan Indians in Mexico. "a
that Gen. Narranio has expressed
his willingness 10 surrender than
AS these Indians are now staal;.-
from Mexicans, their surrenda, !,
very probable.
The Herald has a special from
Fcrt Clark, saying Mericam
crossed $50 bead of cattle yester.
day, and there is great excitemn.
at Clark in consequence. III
Nothing later from Rinppola
The concentration of Mexican
troops at Camargo seems to ipdi.
cate intention to resist Fsde,a
troops should they attempt 10
cross for the outlaws. Notbinv
will come ont of this trouble. Er.
tradition will likely fail, as there
is catching the outlaws before
their surrender. Even Were thar
caught, they would claim Mexican
citizenship-then what The
only way to stop these raids anl
effectuaIly avoid future troubles
for the United States troops o.
immediately 60 on their trail and
bring them back, cost what il
may.
The orders first issued to Gen.
Ord are the only means of prs.
venting raids or furnishing raiders.
His modified orders to pursue 10
the river and let Mexicans finish
the pursuit when Mexican soldiers
reach it is a dead letter. Ths
Mexicans would mot catch them.
The raiders go scot free and sooa
return.
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Tn our issue uf the 9th inst. we
gave an account of the killing OF
Paschal Puio, of Lake Charles,
La, by Read Harris, OF Orange,
Texas. Our report was based on
the most reliable information We
could get at the time, and 1t has
not been contradicted, except by
the statement IF Rend Harris
friends, ms given in the Orange
Tribune of the 10th inst. Tint
we may do full Justice in the
premises we give below tue state
ment referred to.
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We would advise the "ku-klux
and white leaguers OF the South
to hide themselves in shame, for
while the could only "bull-doze
a few negroes and carpet-baggers,
the rapks have "bull-dozed the
great Railroad Companies OF the
country; have thrashed out the
State Militia, and dehed the United
States Military authorities. We
thought that the South had con
tracted to supply all the tales of
horror that might be necessary
for some time to come, but the
God and Morality" people have
stepped in and made us ashamed
of orr exploits in that line. Let
us lay away orr" Arkansas Tooth
picks" and revolvers, and admit
that they have again out done us.
We always knew they could beat
us singing psalms, but from their
own statements, we thought we
had a monopoly in the Outrage
business" but we now see how
badly they have deceived us. We
understand that Morton had had
two new shirts made, which he
hoped to saturate with blood be-
fore the next campaign opened,
but now he says he has bloodied
it on the wrong side. and that he
would have given his first mort
gage claim to a front seat in hi,
if the recent outrages had occurred
on the South side of the Ohio
river. What has become of
Sheridan, who "was'n ut afraid to
fight the Band;tti?-[DeSoto
Democrat.
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We have always heard it said
that the Yankees We're never be-
hind in anything they undertook.
But after all that the Northern
preachers, politicians aud press
have had to say about the f"lbuil
tdozers of the South, and of the
superior excellence of Northern
civilization, and the law abiding
tpropensitiss Of the Northern .peo-
pie, we were not prepared for such
an outbreak Of crime and law
lessness as has been INDUCED 10
by the laboring population
throughout the entire North.
What do the blood thirsty I" white
lleagners Of Louisiana think,
when they read Of the sanctified
Yankees turning out,en tmasse and
burning millions of dollars worth
of property. The !" Pennsylvania
Militia" shooting women and
children, and then running OF aud
leavingtheir wounded comrades 10
be burned TO death BY q mob 81
Highly civilized Penpsylvapiaps.
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W AR NOTES.

LONDON, Aug. 14.-The Daily
News Bucharest correspondent
telegr"phs: i have written the
following Tvs i received it. and from
the terrible accounts which fugi-
tives continually bring over the
Balkans, tear it must be only tho
true: On July 81, the day of the
Russian evacuation cf Eski Sa-
glna, the Turks ordered that all
Christians, men, women aud chill
dren, should be shot us they left
their houses. Those who remained
within were burnt alive. The order
was given to burn down and de-
stroy every particle Of Christian
property in the place. Many lead
ing Turkish merchants took part
in the afuir. One dispatched u
large number of Bashi Bazouks
ali over Tcliirpau District. THIS
district is one of the richest in
that part Of Turkey. 1t contains
o large proportion Of Christian in-
habitants, and over 800 churcLes,
500 schools aud colleges, I'LL of
which have besn burnt. The de-
strnction extended to the villages
of Boghdun, Mahalesi, Rani, and
many Others, in all about sixty,
containing from $50 to 200 families
each. Scarcely fifty persons have
escaped alive. Bulgarian fugitivss
al Gabriavo and Selvi estimate
that from 10000 to $4,000 Chris
tians have been nlassacred in Eski
Saghra and 'Tchirpan.
The Times military correspond
ent at Bucharest gives particulars
of tue Eski Saghra massacre, sim
liar to those photographed by the
Daily News correspondent.
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on, and large company OF gen.
tlemen who were actively engaged
in the late disturbances are now IN
durance. However, arresting riot
ers is one thing, and convictlng
them rs another. There seems to
be an undercurreDt of sympathy
for the men or fear of the conse-
quepces of testifying against them
among the people, and as a conse-
quepoe many vino were engaged
in the late riot can not be identi-
fed, and will have to be dis
charged.
In the meantime while the city
authorities are endeavoring to set
tie with these gentlemen. the work
ingman is coming to the surface
with unmistakable signs OF
strength. The question of labor
and capital is again agitated, more
strongly than ever before in this
city, and the workiugmen have
taken an earnest, decided stand,
which evidently means business.
Mass meetings are being held IN
various parts CT the city almost
nightly, and a Workingmen's
ticket in the fall will be the re-
suit. Enthusiastic speakers pro-
claim the rights of labor to their
hearers as the rights of labor are
viewed from the workingman's
standpoint. Theories bordering
on communistic principles are fire.
quently advanced, impossibilities
are projected, and considerable
amount of bnlderdash is ventilated,
but there is no Disgusting the fact
that the working class generally is
aroused, and if d thorough organ
ization can be effected it il equally
sure that the laboring people will
pitch both old parties overheard,
iinnd go in strongly for a labor
ticket. But it is just possible that
they will not pull together, and
will split upon the rock of differ
ence OF opinion HIS to the princi-
Piles of the new party. While the
working people ale all in earnest
and willing to sacrifice the old par
ties, there are differences between
the several organizations all eady
formed as to the platform to be
adopted. IF they can pull together
and agree to present solid trout
on the 9Th Of September, the time
appointed tor the convention, there
will be a revolution in politics in
this country such as was not
dreamed Of in our philosophy.
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10 very good.

We are informed by Mr.. Miller,
10 member of the Police Jury and
other gentlemen, from the Sugar
Town neighborhood, that the cat
terpillars have made their appear
ance in that section, and that they
are making clean sweep Of the
cotton.
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A Louisiana Tragedy.

"A difficulty which occurred in
the neighhorhood Of Lake Charles
last Sunday, between Read Harris,
of this county, and Il man named
Pnio, in which the litter WAS
killed, has been the subject of
mnch COMPENSATION here during
the week. and various statements
have been made in regard toiit.
Harris has @ number of friends
and relatives here, several of
whom have been in our office,
and from their statements, we we're
lead to believe that the killing
was to some extent, indeed, if not
wholly justifable. They claim
that Harris was riding quietly
along CD his horse, and in pass
ing q grocery store or saloon,
some few miles from the town of
Lake Charles, was forced to dis
mount and take a hand in a game
of cards, by parties pulling him
out of lis saddle. After remain
ing in the house a short time, q
quarrel was instigated, hard words
were passed, md a difficulty en-
sued, in which Harris was hor-
ribly used up, having to contend
with great odds. One OF his eyes
was knocked ont of its place, his
nose crushed in, and face jobbed
to pieces with sixsliooters. His
entire person was cut up and
mutiluted with the spurs Of Ills
assailants, and stripped of almost
every particle Of clothiug. AL
most In a state of nudity. and ex-
hansted from the loss Of blood
and heavy blows received, he
made his way to house not far
distant, and borrowed a gun,
osteusibly to shoot bear. He
returned to the grocery, and while
standing near the house in con.
versation with another party, he
discovered his late assailants en-.
tdeavoring to shoot him through q
crevice from within the building,
turned around The honse, meeting
Ppjo, when they both fred with
the result above. This is about
the story ms told us, and as the
friends Of Harris say he will give
himself up for trial. we desire to
say no more after giving the
other side from the Lake Charles
Echo which reads as follows:
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Orange-Seizure Of Lumber by
a u. 5. Deputy Marshall.
Special Telegram 10 The Galveston News.
ORANGE. Aug. III, 1877.

ORANGE. Aug. III, 1871
United States Deputy Marshal
j. j. Gainev has seized all the pine
lumber at this place. and has or-
dered the mills to stop Saving
pine. lie also seized all the pilA
logs ahoat above here. There are
now about 1000 logs Within n few
miles, which he has under guad
Special Agent Cartier will be lNR
ON Monday, who is authorized y
compromise. Mill men think !
will be satisfactorily arranged ius
lew days, as Special Agent Carter
is, L learn, favorably Impressed
with the action of ilill-ownsts
here.
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LOUISIANA.

Reports of Charlton in st. Lam
dry continue. Fifteen mules were
killed by one stroke Of lightning
in 1berville parish.
Nathan Armstrong, of Pointe
Coupee, and Louis Long, of Baton
Rouge, jailed for rape.
Small pox reported il Terre-
bonne parish.
The postal Department will not
accept the bond of James III.
Stephens as P. M. of Bayou Sara.
Ut bears the names of the best
men Of West Feliciana. ~
Livaudais Hebert, aged rs, of
Thibodanx, fell upon q circular
saw while in motion, lost an arm,
both legs, besides being fearfully
gashed 10 the head, and died two
hours after the accident.
The body found last week near
the track of the La. a. Texas II.
r., was that of a white lman,--a
German and stranger, and bore
many marks Of violence.
Norbert Louque, Of st. Charles
parish, has brought snit against
the La. Lev. Go. for damages done
to his plantation, caused by the
,overfows through the Bonnet
Care crevasse. Damage laid at
$4,000.
The Vermillion Banner goes out
with this issue. We regret to part
with it. 1t has been a fine country
paper, and lies down in full har-
ness. We hope TO greet its revival
ere a great while.
Camp meeting is progressing at
Big Cane.
Hahnville has q lace course.
The re-distrieting Of ST. Charles,
under the new Law, leaves several
wards without justices or soonsta-
lbIes.
Ut. Landry to the resone, and
the Washington Enterprise IL the
Ibreach, with . stout, manly para.
graph in favor Of tho Snnday Law.
The Enterprise is generallyon the
right track.
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We received several bolls of
Cheatham's Double Boil Prolific
cotton, a few days ago, from the
farm Of Mr.. A. M. Lindsey. Judg
ing from these forms the yield will
he very good.
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Werreqnest our patrona not to let the
European war. the Calcasieu log war,
the railroad strikes, nor anything else,
cause them to forget payment of their
dues to the Echo. They must pay up
if they wish usto echo the current news
of the day. A word to the wise, etc.
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Magnolia Grange No BIZ
Patrons of Husbandry meets on
the 4th SATURDAY., of each month.
H.. Nj. Nichols is master OF the
above Grange.
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Our subscribers will confer u
davor by advising the proprietor
of any irregularity in receiving
their paper.
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THE RIO ,GRANDE TROUBLES.


Special to tho N. q. Democrat.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Id. The
Cabinet to-day considered the Rio
lGrands troubles. 1t was an
Inounced that the Governor Of
Texas would demand of the Mex
lean authorities the eulpriss who
CROSSED from the Mexican side OF
the Bio Grande on the l2th, and
broke open safes and committed
other depredations. The Cabinet
approves the Governors action
under the extradition treaty.
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, IVELY TIMES IN MEXICO.

Special Telegram 10 tina Galveston News.
San ANTONIO. Aug. Is. 1877.
A Telegram from Col. Price, at
Ringgold Barracks, states that
Col. Estrada, with 200 Mexican
troops, marched from Mier to
Camargo, opposite Ringgold Bar
racks, arriving last night. He
lost eleven men by sunstroke en-
route, and three after his arrival.
The Mexicans are being re-
inforced by volunteers. What is
the meaning of this concentration
ia unknown.
Gen. Ord has directed all in
formation and evidence in the
late jail-breaking outrage to be
turned over to Judge Russell, OF
that district who will act tor Texas
in the extradition matter.
There is nothing Of the Indians.
The weather this evening threat
ems rain, which issadly needed.
Special Telegram to the Galveston News.
San ANTONIO, Aug. LIS, 1877.
Information received, to-day
from Mexico saysthat the Mexican
Kickapoos, having suffered loss of
horses by theft by Lipap Indians,
q party of thirty desperate Kicka-
poos followed the Lipans, found
and attacked them. They killed
and scalped seventeen bucks and
took their horses, safely returning
to Santa Rosa with the stock and
scalps.
The Herald this evening says
Judge Paschal has demanded the
fextradition or surrender Of the
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CHAs. FARRARis- MARTIN skANKEB.
FARRARiS & SKANkEE,
BOOT AND SHUEMAKERS,

DHRSONS WISHING THEIR -
X boots and shoes made TO order.
and desiring good tit and stylish look-~
ing boots and shoes, manufactured from the
bast French calf or kip skins. should get
their WORK done at our establishment; by so
dong they will not be troubled with eorns
and bunions and will have good looking boots
and shoes, and be comfortable.
Every description OF ladies CATERS and
shoes male to order. and of the best ma
terisls.
Repairing done at the ,hortest notice and
in a workmaniike manner.
Give us a call, We guarantee all our work
as regards a perfect 1T ard materials.
Superior workmanship. low prices, and fair
dealing. is our motto.
Try our work.
FARRARIS 4 SKANkFE.
Two doors south OF Odd Fellews' Hall.
mrs II
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8xl SAki, NO. 623 kEARNY ST.,
XH corner OF Commercial, San Fran
~ cisco. Private entrance on Com
mercial street. Established in
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TO the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DIsPEN-

A DR.. GIBBONS Ol6PEN.
IA sAkY. NO. e2S kEARNY ST.,
~H corner OF Commercial, San Fran
cisco. Private entrance on Com
mercial street Established in
1884, for the treatment Of Sexual and Seminal
diseases such as Gonorrh0a, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness,
impotcney. otc. etc. Skin diseases Of years'
standing, and liberated Legs, ETC., successful
ly treated.
DR.. GIBBoN has the pIca-urs of announ-
cling that be has returned from whiting tho
principal hospitals Of Europe. and has re-
The Doctor has spared neither time mol
me ney in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the ale
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraved sexua,
indulgence. IL practieod by the youth Of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent, produce
ing with unorring certainty the following
train Of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countonance, dark spots under the, eyes, pain
In the head, ringing in tho ears, noise like the
rustling of leaves or rafting of chariots, un-
saainess about the loins, weakness of the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect. loss
Of confdence, ditfidence in approaching stran-
gcrs, dislike to form new acquaintances. a
Pmpes and various eruptions about the face
hectic fushes, farred tongue, tetid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monoma-
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief bo not
obtained. you should apply Immediately, eli
ther in person or By letter, and have a cure
effected by his now and scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never fails OF
etecting \ quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
,,Persons at a distance may be CukED All
HOME, by addressing q letter to DIR. GIB-
BON, stating case, symptoms, length of time
tho disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, free from damage ard
curiosity, to any part of tho country, with
iull and plain directions for use.
By inclosing Ter Dollars coin in a regis
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S, a package Of
Union. ''' " WV
Persons writing to the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they see this aV
verusement in.
Al commune atoms strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. +. GIBBON.
Box 1857, San Francisco. California.
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Une Colonie feodale en- Ame
rique
-L'ACADyE, 17O4-1710-
H.Alk M. RAMEAU

SOMMA1RE: Introduction Chap. L. Les
Poutrincourt, 16O3l632s. - H. RaziNy ct
dAnh,ay. l632l610.-IL La Scisncu11e de
tort- -hoyai. Les Acadiens, l670-l6S0-IF
Ha"pelles seignearies. les capituineries sau-
rHges, l6S0-l10O-I. Iroraur ct progression
des -Acaaiens.-FI VI. Ire meunie,' IhiLoleou
ct la seigneu-ie de Chipody.-FIL. Colonies
franchises ct colonies anglaises.- VII IN
rasion anglaise ct eoaqutte, E02-Hl3.-Epi.
logue.
On tronve dams la CoJonie teodale l'ori-
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blanchard. Boudrot, Boug, Bourgeois,
Broussard, Colnmeaux, Daigle, De La
Rondo, Dugas, Dupuis, Enaud fde Nep6si-
guyl, Gaudet, GautreauN .Hebert. Labauve
Lanaux, Landry, Latour, Leblanc, Melan-
con, Naquin, Poirer, hobichaut, Saint Mar
tin, Savoie, Terrieau, Thibodeau, yigneau,
Prix, $l.O0. S'adresser au bureaux du
Meschacebf, N ou a eeux de Ia Sentinelle de
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Official,
TOWN COUNCIL.

Town HAIL, Friday December 7th. 1877,
The Town Council of the town of Thibo-
danx me, in adjourned session this day at :
Present.; s. I. Grisamore. Mayor; and P.
4 4, Aucoin, J. L. Aucoin and +. Samoan,
Trustees.
Absent; L. Keefe, NJ. 4. Legendre and o.
Naquin, Trustees.
The Tableau of Assessment for the year
1877, was accepted as corrected by the Fl
nance Committee, to. whom it had been re-
ferred at last regular session.
The following estimat6 of the Probable
revenues and expenses of the Corporation
Of the Town of Thibodaux for the fisca
year beginning January LIST. 1878, present t,
Ell by the Finance committee. was accepted
and approved.
Estimate of She probable Revenues cf the
Corporation of.the Town OF Thibodarx for
the Fiscal year beginning January lst. 1873.
Taxes on Tableau of Assessment
OF 1871 O. IU u
Bridge Dividends | 0o0 on
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Une Guerison pour la Con-
scmption.

Tin vieux medecin, retire de sa profession
ayant reeu des mains dun missonnaire des
Indies Orientales la tormule dun simple re-
mede vegetal pour Ia guerison prompte ct
permanente de la consumption, du bron
chltis. .Hu eatarrhe, dc lasthme ct de toutes
les maladies de la gorge eS des polmons
anssi nnc guerison positive ct radicale pour
Ia falblesse des neris ct peur toutes les
naux perveux, apres avo;r eu des preuyes
&c ses merveil!enx pouyors cnratifs dams
aes fhiatsers .te Gus, Ia considere CONNIE son
aev0lr de lc faire cOnnaitre rhumante
souttrante
Anime par Go motif ct le deSir dalleger
les .soutfrances ,humaincs, j'e.lyerai. gratis
tons ceux Gui le desireront, cctte ,recette,
avec des directions completea poHr la prepa
ration e1 fuSage du re,pede EN- francais, al
lemand, on apslais. Getto recette sera en-
voyee par Ia poste, en- adressant, aaec un
tnmbre de p0ste, nommept ce papier. W.
" SMERAK, l26 Powers Block, Rochester
new York. laGc Att
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Ordinance No. j3,

Levying an advalorem tax of one per
cent on all the taxable property of the
Tewn Of Thibodaux, according to the
Tahlean Of Assessment for the year 1877.
SEC: /. le it otdullsa by he Mayor aud
Trustees Of the 1o~n Of TAibodaur IL coun-
cit aSsembted.-That All advalorem tax of u
mills tor the current expenses Of the Cor
poration, and of y mills for the public
school fund, be levied on all real and
personal property within the limits of the
Town Of Fhibodaux, according. to the Ia.
bleau OF assessment for the year 1877.
SEC ,. BE it fnrhter ordained, ete.,-That
all ordinances contrary to the provisions of
thi5 ordinance, shall be and are hereby re-
pcaled.
Adopted December 7th., 1877.
iSigned) Al. PERRIN, ). L. .GRISAMORE,
Clerk Town Council. Mayor.
A true copy,
A. j. PERRIN,
Clefk Town Council.
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Dollars. and for any subsequent offence
Fifty Dollars, and the r,vocatiop Of his
license for the year during which such of
fence shall have been committed. The above
penalties to be collected and enforced by
SUIT before any court OF competent .jurisdlc-
rioE.
6ca fartier ordained etc.r-That all ordi-
hances or parts OF ordinances co o.itlictiug
With the provisions of tins ordinance or
inconsistent Herewith, be and are hereby
abrogate'l and repealed
adopted, Ns scelu berJ tll, 1877.
(SisnedJ A. j. PERRIN. S. I. GRISAMORE.
Clerk Town Council. Mayor
A trne copy.
A. j. PERRIN,
Clerk Town Council.