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The Lake Charles echo., 1877-08-16
A City Under The Sea.

Paris Correspondence London Tele'
graph.
A strange discovery is reported
from the Lake of Geneva. A
tuu, list, having lost his trunk. two
divers were employed to search
ior it. While they were below
water they found what they sup
posed to be Il vill'ge, since covered
by tie lake. Their statements
led to an investigation on the spot
by the municipal authorities, who
took measures to ascertain the
truth Of the extraordinary account
of th. divers. On covering the
placid surface with oil, these latter
were able to distinguish the plan
If town, streets, squares and de-
tached houses marking the bed
of the lake. The ruddy hue which
ch,racte lied them led the OBJ
servers to suppose that the build
| ings had been covered with the
| famou, yermilion cement which
VAS MS. d l,y the Celts, Cimbri,
and the early Ganls. There are
about two hundred houses ar
ranged over m obIong surface,
| near the middle Of which is q space
more open. supposed to have been
used for public assemblages. AT
Tho eastern extremity lies q lasgs
-quare tower, which was taken
| fpr rock. A superficial invests
CATION seems to Indicate that the
|constrnction OF these buildings
dates from some centuries before
onr FRA. The Council Of Vaud
has decided to haze the site Of the
dwellings, ,inclosed by q jeIty
stretching from the land, and
10 drain off the water, So as
10 bring to light what promises to
be one of the most interesting
archaeological discoveries of the
present time
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-08-16


Present--Wm. Meyer, Mayor Geo.
H. Wells. J. w. Bryan, j. B. Kirkman.
Aldermen.
Absent-A. J. Perkins. j. P. Geary.
On motion, J. b. Kirkman was elect
ed Secretary pro tenn.
On motion, the resolution passed at
the last meeting, about the report re-
iecting the account Of VIM. H. Rowe,
for work done on the lake front, was
reconsidered in order to give Mr.. Rowe
an opportunity of making a statement
to the Council, in support of his ac-
count so rejected; Mr.. Rowe appeared
and made his statement in regard to
slid account.
On motion, the question Of the adop-
ton of said report of said committee,
and the question of the approval OF
said w. II. Rowe's account for 500.
for said work was postponed for further
consideration, at some subsequent meet
ing of the Council, reserving to the
Council the right at this meeting. to
make an appropriation for the benefit
of Mr.. Rowe for said work.
On motion, the snm of forty ($4O)
dollars. was appropriated for the pur-
pose of paying Mr.. w. H. Rowe por-
ton of said account above referred to,
with the express understanding that
The appropriation of the above account
is i'm no wise to act as an approval OF
said account. nor rs receiving the work
referred to therein.
On motion, the account OF VIII.
Rowe for work done on Pithon Conlee
bridge. and for hauling. amounting to
five 1851 dollars. was approved, and the
Mavor authorized to issue his warrant
for the same.
On motion, tho account of Allen Gill
lev, ex- Constable, for ($l0 67- 100 ten
67 100 dol ars, salary MS Constable,
from May 1t to May llth. 1877, was
approved. and the Mayor authorized to
issue warrant for payment OF the same.
The Mayor announced the appoints
ment Of Thad. M ,yo as Constable, vice
Allen Gil ey, resigned whereupon, on
motion, said appointment was nnan-
.n.ously confirmed by board.
On motion, the Board of Aldermen
adjourned until the next regular meet
ing,
Approved
WM. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest:
| r. II. KlRKMAN, Secretary pro TEN.
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A BARG AIN.

rIsHE DIR. FRASHEAR PLACE, ON TIL
Calcasieu River. Just below Marion, (lld
Town J with al tie Bui dpgs and Improve
inenis, and cNE HUUDkLD AND sixty
AeRkS LAND.
Terms -Four Hundred and Fifty dollars.
ca b.
Chares. Louisiana.
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Liberal Terms for Town Lots.

S agent for all the owners, / wi ]
"A sell i number of the Kirby lots for
one-fonrth cash. balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months. Sec descriptive
map at Recorders office, and at my
office. Call on, or address
GEO. Fl WELLS,
June 29 Lake Charles, La.
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D. Corneiius Munday, M. d.,

D. Corneiius Munday, N. D.'
HAVING permanently located in
III Lake Charles, offers his proies-
sional services TO the cit zens q tle
town aud surrounding country ~ tne
practice Of Medicine, Surgery ana
Ohstetlics.
Calls promptly attended either day
or night. Office and residence, on 1Su-
bo street, near telegraph office.
Jan IS-tf
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w. s. CROW,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
DEGS leave to announ ee to the peo-
ID pie of lake Charles, that he is pre-
pared to do Job work, and to take con
tracts for building or repniring. a }
business in his line will be attended to
with dispatch and interest Shop near
Masonic building May lily
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dob Printing Of all descriptions care
fully executed, with neatness and dis
patch
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'INHOMAS B. FERREN
Carpenter and Builder.
LAKE CHARLES, Ia.

Would respectfully announce to the
public that he Is prepared to take con
tracts for all building, repairing, etc. ,
in his line, and will guarantee satisfac-
ton in all work rendered him.
A share OF the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Sept 81, ls72ly-July Is, S75.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-08-16
MONDAY. May IA. 1877

MONDAY. May IA, Is77.
The Council met this l4th day Of
May. 1877, pursuant to call made by
the Mayor upon written request Of
three Of the members Of this CGpncil
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BnEVITIES

The st. Louis Hotel people have
moved their Babeock engine TO the sec
ond floor Of the building.
Tomorrow, Thursday, will besthe an
niversary OF Wasbington's birthday,
and dies non. The General Assembly
will, however, In oil probability, meet
to ballot for u United States Senator.
People living up town got somewhat
excited yesterday over the salute by the
gunboats In front OF the city. They
heard the guns, md not knowing where
the report came from, they pictured oil
kinds OF difficulties down town.
or late an army OF peddlers have In
vaded the town, selling sticks at two
bits, which are purchased by people
who never thought of sporting % stick
before. It has grown into an epidemic.
and there Is not the smallest stripping
OF q boy who can raise twenty-five
cents that does not buy one.
The United States Circuit Court yes
terday decided In favor Of plaintiffs u
suit instituted by the owners Of certain
sehooners against the Illineis Central
and New Orleans, st. Leuis and CHI
cage Railroads, for damages alleged to
have been sustained by reason Of deten-
tion In consequence OF the work by the
companies on the bridge across Pass
Manchac,
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for tho anls or tho franchises Of rail-.
| rrndn. and that this bill was intenueu
.o correct tho defect In our laws. The
bill was passed finally.
REPORTS or ooMMtTTEEH.
Mr.. Jonas. chairman Of tho Commit
| toe on judiciary, reported i.
| tJnfavornbly on House bill LOB. 10 TX
the time OF holding the sessions OF the
Tayorably on House bill No. 70, to
repeal acts creating the Second Judioial
| District Courts Of jefferson: =,
Unfavorably on House bill Nc. ID,
amending article 259 OF the Code OF
Fayornbly on House bill No. %, rela-
ting 30 the parish OF Iberia.
On House bill 10, by substitute. rela-
two to authorizing police juries to de-
| fray parish expenses.
Unfavorabiy on House bill No, II, to
abolish caah depoHita fos fees IN the
courts OF the country parishes.
BY special report Oh House bill LOG,
relating to mileage, etc.. OF the men,
herB OF the General Assembly.
House bill No. 100. relating to the
fixing OF tho time for tho meeting OF
the General Assembly, was called up
and postponed indetinithy. :.
House bill No, tGT Wsas called up by
Mr.. Young, OF Claiborne. This lie bill
Of HeetIon | OF act No. Ia oil 1879, relat-
Ing TO the revenue, aud reported on I'M
favorably by the Committee on Ways
and Mems on the ground that the pro-
visions Of the bill would be included IN
tho general revenue bill.
: Con. Young, OF Claiborne, explained
that ono or the objects of the bill was to
permit country dealers TO sell drugs
and medicines In small quantities with.
out being subject TO extra license. and
In order 10 meet the convenience OF
country people. who, under existing
laws, have TO travel too far TO get to u
duly licensed drug store.
Mr.. Brady took occasion to say that
he would favor the bill provided some
safeguards were included Ia the bill
against the sale OF stryehnlne, arsenic
and other poisonous chemicals. to ire.
sponsible persons. It ID understood
that the committee TO which the bill
was referred will give this subject IT'D
careful attention.
The bin was referred to the Judiciary
COMMITTEES.
House bill No. u. relating to the
manner OF filling vacancies In the Office
of Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
and providing for modes OF suspension
or impeachment. etc., came up regular
ly. The bill was passed finally.
House bill No. rs, to limit the appro-
priations and expenditures Of parishes
and municipal corporations.
Pending consideration OF the bill the
Senate was announced, and shortly
both houses met In joint ses-
sion and proceeded TO ballot. for o
United States Senator, with the fol-
lawinu raa1tts
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ANUS E N Hen rs.

VARIETIES THEATRE. will be @
grand matinee performance to-day at
the Varieties, when George Fawcett
Rowe will appear In his own play OF
BRASS" for the third time. Brass" is
just such play as will fill al auditor.
ium on matinee and will afford gig.
Cling girls good opportunity to laugh
be repeated ut the evening performance
and every night this week, and at the
matinee on Saturday. Mr.. Rowe's en-.
gagement then closes.
ACADEMY OF MusrC.-The laughable
farce OF Saratoga Is announced for
the last time ut the matinee to-day. At
night and on Thursday night another
da5hing comedy, the "Great Divorce
Case" will be produced. In addition
Little Todd will appear In his daring
acrobatic performances on the "col-
umn OF gold"
The Academy has also secured the
juvenile artists known as the Morris
Brothers, seven and nine years old,
popular sketch artists, who will appear
in the Skidmore Guards, songs, dances
and other original specialities.
BENEFIT OF MISS EMMIE WILMoT.-We
take pleasure in mentioning specially
the benefit OF Miss Emmie Wilmot,
which is announced to occur at the
Academy tomorrow, Friday, evening.
Miss Wilmot has chosen for the occa-
sion Sardou's celebrated blay ARTICLE
At" This selection evidences a boldness
on the part OF the beneficiary, which
Is deserving OF success. From the first
time that this young actress appeared
on the stage OF the Academy in Surf, -
1t BECAME apparent that she possessed
d talent particularly adapted to modern
society plays, and throughout her en-
gagement she has sustained the first
impressions she had made. Article
AZ, :" it is true, requires something more
than the easy-going style Of acting and
smooth jargon OF society plays. At
times the play requires dramatic talent
Of the highest order and powers OF elo-
eution which have tried many am
bilious actresses. Nevertheless, We
anticipate a charming performance
on Friday, because we feel confident
that Miss Wilmot would not venture to
interpret the part Of the woman with a
fixed idea" without having fully sur
veyed its busting surroundings. On
one or two occasions, during Miss
Dargon's engagement at the Academy,
Miss Wilmot evidenced that she pos
sessed the sacred fire" OF the true
artist, and an intensity OF expression
which offers frequently an agreeable
supplement- for the Ioudness OF tone
sometimes mistaken for power. We
can therefore anticipate that in "Arti-
Gle a" she will not be wanting in re-
sources to achieve q complete success.