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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1877-09-27

In. O. Picayune, Sept 8. 1871


N. O. Rcayune, Sept 8. 1871
70 the Editor Of the Plcayuue
An article under the above head
appeared in the Weekly Picayupe
Of August 4, purporting 10 have
been based on information "re-
lated from mgmory by q gentle.
man who wac accustomed 10 travel
in The Southwestern portions of
the Stale before the war;" so
grossly Inaccurate in its state
rnents concerning Colin Lebteu,
whom yonr informant styles "a
man Of most desperate character
named Lebleu,7 that Irequ4st you
to publish this communication.
every word Of which can be verified
by aftidayits Of many respectable
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Calcasiess in Days Gone By.
IN. o. Picayune, Aug. A. 1877.


While pubic attention is direct
ed to Calcasieu, an episode of
ante bellnm days may be found of
interest. 1t is related from mem-
ory by a gentleman who was
accustomed to travel in the South
western portions of the State be-
fore the war.
In Cnlcasieu there was a man
of most desperate character
named Lebleu, who was the
terror of the whole parish. His
deeds OF lawlessness and violence
were numerous, and as he always
went about armed to the teeth,
there was no man daring CROUCH
to oppose his course. 1t is said
Ltbl.u was accustomed to carry
off women to his house by force,
ia spite of the resistance which
might be Offered by their husbands
or protectors.
He would gather into one place
all the peddlers who might b.
travelling in the neighborhood and
make item dance and perform
before him like SO many mon.
keys.
This Bette noir OF Calcasieu de-
clared that no court should be
held in Luke Charles, and for
some time lie succeeded in in
'imidating every judge who came
lo that town into Il hasty adjourn
ment of the court. At lengti, the
Judge of the district, Judge Martel,
proclaimed that he would hold his
court ut Lake Charles 10 spite of
the terrible Lebleu and his baud.
The story goes that this brave
Judge went to Lake Charles with
a dozen good men armed with
shot guns. These attendants he
stationed in the COURTROOM and
ordered that ii the desperate came
ns usual 10 the place and essayed
10 drive the Judge from tbs bench,
as in the past, that they should
fire upon him at given signal.
La due form the court was opened
and Judge Martel sat upon the
bench.
The proceedings had scarcely
begun when in stalked the re
nowned Lebleu, and in his
mighty voice proclaimed that no
court should be held in CaIcnsieu !;
that the Judge must leave the
bench, and ne'er return again.
Judge Martel commanded the
outlaw to leave the building ander
penalty of the law. Lebleu adj
yancea and cried out in tones Of
thunder that he would clear the
courtroom. Then the judge gave
the signal to the men VIII. stood
armed near by, and with the re-
port Of their guns, Leblea fell
dead.
Another version is that Lebleu
was killed in lifiiculty about
Woman
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4 CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
DEGS leave to annoup ce to the peo-
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THOMAS 70. FERREN
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LAKE CHARLES, La.

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in his line, and will guarantee satisfac-
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A share Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept 2l, lS72-ly-Jnly ID, S75.
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Cernelins Munday, N. D.
HAVING permanently located in
Lake Charles, offers bis profes-
onal services to the citizens OF the
Pwn and surrounding country IN the
actice Of Medicine, Surgery and
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Tails promptly attended either day
night. Office and residence, on Bill
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Jan l6-M
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CluZ6nS OF OaICASleu. VINO were
personally acquainted with Lebleu.
Colin Lebleu was six feet four
inches in height, with, remarkably
small hands and feet, pleasant.
and intelligent face, and was one
of the handsomest men in the
Southwest. His weight was about
1870 pounds, and he combined inn
mense strength with wonderful
activity. Courteous and polished.
in address, his demeanor was quiet
and pleasing except when excited
by anger +; then-which was almost
invariably when under the infu-
ence of liquor-he was disposed to.
be aggressive, but even when in
toxicated he was never known to
take an unfair advantage Of an ad-
veIsary.
He was well educated, having
been partly raised at the college
ut Grand Coteau, in st. Landry
parish. and enjoyed the friendship
of many of the most prominent
and respected citizens Of st. Ian.
dry. Lafayette and Calcasieu. He
was generous and liberal, and was
particularly charitable to the poor
and the unfortunate. &s5
He delighted in all manly and
athletic exercises, and would fre-
quentIy exhibit in these displays
the most reckless daring. One Of
his fayorite feats was to approach,
on foot. a wild bull on the prairie,
catch the animal by the tail.
spring on its back, ride it till ii
was ready to fall with exhaustion,
and then, dismounting, give it
parting kick in the faLk and walk
away. He sometimes, mounted
and on foot, with lance and ro-
selte. fought wild bulls in the style
of a Spanish matador. Mounted
on a feet horse, he would fre-
quentIx ride up TO wild mustang.
throw himself from his horse on
the mustangs back, with his naked
hands throw the latter to the
ground, and hold it until roped by
an assistant.
The only men he ever killed
were in fair fight, provoked and
insisted ON by themselves, They
were lawyers, named Parsons and
Ewing, residing In Lake Charles,
where they wers killed. They told
Lsbleu to his face they would kill
him told him to arm himself. and
in each instance fired on Lshleu
first, with q uble-barreled gun,
Parsons wonndina Lebleu se-
1iously. These men we're killed
at different times, and on both oc-
casions Lebleu surrendered himr
self to the law officers, and was
honorably discharged.
Colin Leblen was killed in Lake
Charles in 1857 or 1858. when he
was only tLirty-three years old.
He had induced q married woman
to leave her husband, and the lat
Ter and several OF her relatives
armed and stationed themselves In
q hotel opposite the courthouse.
Leblsu rods up Ia the hotel, dis
mounted, hitched bis horse to the
rack, and throwing bis holster pis-
tolls on bis left arm started to-
wards the steps OF the hotel. At
that moment be was saluted by q
yoiley of fra arms from the door
and windows OF the hotel and fall,
rid,lled with buckshot, His pistol
arm WAS shattered, and he was
mortplly wounded, yet be endeav-
ored to raise d pistol with bis left
hand, when another y0lley from
tho hotel finished him instantly,
Four OF his assailants were indict-
ed for his murder, and, on
change Of venue, were tried and
ACQUITTED at Opelonsas. The cele-
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To Bridge Contractors.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING TWO
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County Commissioners of Hartford county,
at their office in Bel Air, up to
IL O'Clock NJ, September Sd, 1877.
The first Bridge 10 be, built over
ROCK r u N BRANCH,
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She second Bridge over the branch on the
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The span of No. 1, 1S feet between the
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to 81 fest high, above low water, and laid
on good solid foundation, so as to make them
secure and permanent. The wing-walls to
be 10 feet long, except the northwest one,
which must be Ia feet long.
No 2 IA feet between the abutments; width
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above low water mark; foundations as in
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In each end of the abutments iron rods
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and be secured by washers and nuts on both
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The flooring of the bridges to be inches
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the timber used to be of the same kind, sound
and of proper size to make the bridges per-
manent and durable.
All filling up and grading to be completed,
and put in good travelling condition, and
when done to be subject to inspection and
approval by the Commissioners.
JAS A. FULTON,
auto Clerk
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Year Ending June 80,
1877

Published By Order of the County Commits
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Section 8 of article % of the Code Of the
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:, Having been honored by the Democracy of
Hartford with two terms in the House of Dele.
gates, and having reason to believe that nv pro-
motion to the State Senate is desired by large
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