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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-05


Inlieu of the Office of distcict attorney estabs
lisbed by arti,le nlDetystwo OF tine constitution
of 1875 there shall be elected. by The gnalif ID
voters OF each parisn, a States attorney Ibetes
for, who al be a ,;itizen of the unite States,
and who shall have been resident of the state,
and a prac lei q and duly licen ed attorney at
law FIR at least Two years. lie shall receive a
salary from the State oifnotless than three nor
more than seven hundred dollars per AMMAN.
TO he provided by law upon the basis of repre-
$ent,tion in the House Of Rep eseniaives, and
payable quarterly on his own warrant. lie
| hall be eA~ohici' attorney of the parish. and
receive surh salary Their from as NAV be fixed
| ny the paroc,at au b friles, aott exceed ever
iiLunalrei daia siper annam tie ballmoreover
neeeiye such Lees of oh &c AS may be allowed b5
law In th city r0f New irle ms i e Sta y,
attorney shall receive sneh compensation iron
the city in addition 10 the .lary above pro
gided. as may he established by law. nesha
he ecle atfihe same time with the Judges o
the district con ts, ard shall hid his Office fo
4 be term Of ianr years.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-05
NUMBER two.

Representatives shall he chosen on the first
Tuesday after TIE frs, Monday in Noyem"er,
every Two years, and the election shall be coin
pleted in oDe dag. The Henerai Assetab
shalt meet nthe fest Monday in January,
lS73, and niennaliy thereafter, on ttae irs
Mond " ia ,lanulry, unless liz .rent day b
appointed Ivy law, aud their sessions shall he
held ~ the scat OF government
tStrke Outiariee seventeet J
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-09-05
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scRIPTIoS RATES.
Daily published eN IVY morning ex-
cept Monday, per amman $40; and at
same rate half yearly t, al quarterly.
Weekly published very Saturday
morning., per aunnm 81; and at same
rate half-yearly and quarterly.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
THE CATHEDRAL FAIR.

The air at the Cathedral stil continues 10 attract
thousands or people, During yesterday afternoon
the attendance chiefly confined to ladies', but last
night from until ten o'clock there WIS ire
mendous crowd OF both ladies and gentlemen. Peo-
pie josled against each other in the pleasantest kind
Of manner and playiuily submitted to the impo'
stions Of the fair ladies at every step with sub
scripuon books In their banda Expostulation was
useless. and at the pcremptory call Of "Stand and
dslivern IL was beet 10 sign your name,
hand over dollar aud get away us fast as you could.
Mrs John Kelly, assisted by Mrs william II. Secor,
MRS. John O'Brisn. Mrs. Augustus Docharty. Mrs.
Isaac Brown, Miss Kearnsy. Mss Cody anc MISS Duke
transacted an enormous business al her table. Mrs.
Kelly album taining the autographs Of the
Crown Princes Of Europe and the Cardinals that were
collected by Father Farley during his recent trip
abroad, and II 1t Is not soa at private sale II
will be rsfied next week. At another stand, under
the charge of Mrs. Martin Brown, assisted by Mrs =.
Farley, Mrs. Dr. O'Suliivan aud Mise Carrick there
Inn une ra bio elegant articleA Mrs. Brown Is also
raflling handsome Windsor wagon, a $500 bond,
screen spreads ana other useiui articles The 81.
Agnes stand Is the centre OF attraction Tor tue young
men, and aier paying visit there they invariaby
walk home Mrs. Paul rhiebaud presides, assisted
by Miss Brennan. ss Stevens Miss Jennie Wey man,
Miss Alice Conen and others. st
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
AN IRISH NEW DEPARTURE.

Considerable interest was manifested In Irish ma
tonaiist circles In this city yesterday In the news
contained the HERALD special cable despatch from
Dublin. Tho homo rule conference haa been looked
forward 10 with anxiety, and while the result on
the whole give satisfaction Is not consid.
cred such us to warrant warm support OF Mr. Par
nclrs policy. The following Is copy OF despatch
cabled TO Dublin yesterday, and signed by men who
viii be accepted as representatives OF the advanced
Irish national party IN he United States II is ad
dressed 10 MI Parnell anu ms political friends, but
before reaching them II will De submitted to nun
Der OF representative natonaiists IN Dublin for thor
approva:- .r ttt
The nationssts here viii support You on the following
conaitions:-
of the ederal demand and subtitu
declaration In favor OF seltgove nment.
Vigorous ttion OF the land question the
basis proprietary while accepting concessions
tending 10 abolish arbitrary eviction
xcluson OF all sectarian issues from the plat
form.
Fourth Irish members to together all imperial
an questions ADOPT aggressive policy and
gctieally resist CO ~ Give legislation
FUth Advocacy OF ali struggling nation slites In the
British Empire and elsewhere.
An answer 10 the above asspatch is expected q
day two, when the nationalists here will decide
what torn their action will tase. Que thing they
determ ned upon and that Is the Repatriation ot
Messrs. BUT and O'D3unel, their .feaerain pro-
gramme and their '.mpcrIai" policy.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
POISONED BY BERRIES.

Coroner Ellinger yesterday nolfed Of the death,
under suspicious circumstances, OF Samuel Pepper
seven years OLD, a. the resiaence OF HIS parents
Nam street, West FarmA Tne notification came
IRON the police, VINO hiutod that the b,y's death had
been caused w poison Deputy Coroner Goidschmds
charge OF the aad lato yesterday alornOon
procseded West Farms Tor the pur pose OF makine
AUTO. sy. He iound Inc boys parents, VINO stated
that ON tuesday afternoon Their son returned from
school, anu alter leaving his books In The house. went
out 10 play. He returned 10 The house shous
oclocg and hall hour later complained Of foei.
Ing unwelL When Questioned by his mother the boy
sad lie mad been ea,iug crab apples and that piece
OF OF tpem mad stuck IA hs throat Tea and
gwen him, but he stllI complained OF having
sore throat Fearing tLat the child might die his
parents summoned Dr. Pratt, who, utter making an
examination. became convinced that samuel had been
poisoned. Two Otuer physicians were called In and
neid consultation with Dr. Pratt 10 what course
they should pursue Emetics were administered, but
notwt nstandng the hysicahs' Efforts, the BOY died
at hail-past one O'CLOCK yesterday morning. -
Deputy Corner Goidschmidt, assisted Dy DR.. Pratt,
made autopsy, anu on opening the body traces Of
posoning by Ueliadonna were found. In the stomach
aud lnt.suuss about one hun.rcd aud fifty perry
seeds were discovered. Tney resembcd those OF tns
poksberry, but analysis made OF tnat irult proves
that 1t conta.ns but little poison. Tho physoiaus
AT a loss " know the name OF the 10 $50 nous
berry and Dr. Pratt obtained u dozen Of them 10 bd
snaly zed Dy Professor Wo0j. n84.A
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
DIED IN HER CELL

THE FATE WHICH OVERLOOK MRS. MARI
sTAGG-BARELY SAVED FROM THE PoTTER's
FIELD.
In her coli on the top noor OF the womens ward Of
the Essex County Jan. at Newark. without relative
by her side or a minister to Offer her consolation,
died yesterday morning the unfortunate woman
whose sad story briefly related in yesterdays
HERALD. Her death occurred about hali-pasi seven
O'Clock. DR.. Hewlett. the County Physician. was az
once notided, and he, after inquiry, granted oersn'
cate Tho friends OF tho unfortunate woman were
also notified. The corpse laid out on the narrow
pallet III the cell where tho woman died. when seen
by HERALD reporter yesterday afternoon the lea
lures OF ,ne deceased were unmlstakaby those
OF a gently reared woman. Even IN death there
were traces OF the beauty that once dazzisd many
gay and las 10 circle in the Jersey metropolis
TEE well shaped head Was crowned with wealth OF
long rayeE tresses The wne, clear SKIN OF the lace
and forehead was reieveu Win ueiic.te, dark pen.
cilIed eyebrows and long, dropping eyeiashes What
win the nney cut features, inc iul,, inteilectuh
iorenead, the won formed LIMBS and delicate hauds
and eet, 1t Was easy 10 fancy the word 'gentiewo'
WHO SHE WAS.
In spite OF the eulreaties of the surviv
ing irenas TO The contrary the name Of the unior.
lunate creature and oil her kins,Ok were madd
pub0 rday, and useless iurher 70 suppress
she was me youngest daushlsr-not the lnird.
as previously reportea-oisths late Jacob Alyea, .
wealthy IRON man tacturer OF Newark u good many
years ago. Her name was Mary Stasg, her husband,
from wnom she was aivorcsd, being William H. Stagg,
u h,guy respected citzcn Of Newark. One OF her
the wife Of Newark physician anu another
the wife oil manufacturer. fne THIRD, VINO mas also
gone astray, eight years Older lnan Mary, VINO was
tnirty.nve years OF age.
II was me dosirs oil the poor creature during her
last illness thai she should NOT be allowed 70 ae "a
prison. Accordingly, DR.. e. A. osborne, aIeiatve
ny marriage, and Or. Korneman the jail pnys'ciAns
arranged tuesday last that she should DO removeo
to ST Barnabas Hospital but somehow Tue AI.auss,
menis iel through. Just US Colonel Johnson, the Ja
warren, had. made up his mind that the woman
would have 10 be lard away IN the Pottsr fieso,
wagon arrived and the corpse was removed 70 an un.
derlaker's on Market street There, inns Htcrnoon,
the lunera will take place. The interment VIII % IN
Mount Pleasant Cemetery, where the parents u Inc
ueCeus0d buried.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting OF shs creditors OF Bayaud Il Perrenoud,
wholesale liquor dealers AZ No. 80 Now street, was
held yesterday at the Office OF Register Dayton and
statement was submitted showing liabilities to tho
amount OF $ls2,ooo George N. DorranCs was elected
assignee.
The creditors Of Michael Purcell, liquor dealer as
the OF Reade street and West Broadway, have
accepted . oompromss At one cont tho dollar, cash,
his liabilities being es3,o75 81
A. meeting Of tho creu,,ors Of Stcrry Fry, livery
stable keeper Al No East Fifty-thir street, held
yesterday ~ tho ofcs OF Register Dwight, schedules
were presented showing liabilities amounting TO
$50, 000 and j ohm e. Beatty was elected assignee.
Csssiday Flanagan, dealers In carpets NJ No. $40
Fulton street, Brooklyn, have failed and made an
signment Of their properly TO Michael L. Bradley.
Tue Liabilities are about 81, 600
There ~ns 0ed in the oico OF tho County Cork yes
terdsy the insovent assignm mcDt OF Anonio Paula do
Almada Coelho 70 QUO A. Krauss; also the assign
ment Of Micnacl Sobpchtel 10 Henry Schumacher.
fhs schedule In the matter OF the assignment OF
Jacob Sandman ~ Robert kerbsn were ned yesterday
in the Court of Common PlsaA lhe liabilities
amount to $s33 06. nominal assets TO ~ 42A ~ and
reai assets to 81, 500
Mr. Brayton Ives, president Of the stock Ex.
change, appointed special committss yesterday ~
examine and revise the svidenos ~ the Aaar case
and 70 report their concIasions ~ ths 0sverntng g
Committee tor thsir action.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
DECATUR AND THE ALGERINEs.
COMPARED WITH THOSE OF COOPER AND THE
COMMODORE

THE STATEMENTS IN MR.. NoNEz's LETTER
COMPARED WITH THOSE OF ooopER AND THE
COMMODORE s.
NEW YoRK, Oes. ~, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
The letter oil Mr.. j. W. Nonez, published In your
paper Of the 23d insI is extremely interesting for
unless tho gentleman is mistaken IN his dates and
facts .Fenimore Coopers Naval History" IS In seri-
Gus error regarding detained in your recent
obituary notiee of the veteran Admiral PauldiDg.
IL is needless for preface my remarks by say.
ing that Cooper's account agrees exactly with the
ofciai dispatches OF Commodore Decatur himself (as
given on PIP. 396-S99 American state Papers, oiass
W., naval a1airsl
BY reference 10 his journal and memory Of events
which occurred six.y-lh lhrse years ago, Mr. Nonez
states that the Algerne cruiser was ''iiner'' OF
sixty -four guns named the Masora or Mahomud,
whereas Cooper says that sho was lrtgae oi Iory-
six guns called the Mashoudsh
Mr. Noncz says that the action was fought June 10,
1915. and lasted one hour and thirty minutes;
Cooper and Decatur. that II was fought las HERALD
gave ~ June IL 1915, and lasted twenty-five MIN
Mr Nouez says tnat the Algerincs lost $50 mon,
and Decaturs snip 10 men; Cooper, that the Alser-
Inc ioss considerable, the prisoners amounting
to 4O6 including the wOunded, stating that 80
were KILLED and thrown overDoaru. The american
loss, according 10 Cooper and Decatur, was only 4
killed by the enemy; Dut "A gun OH the Guerriere's
nam deck burst ana k,liea more anu Oadiy wounded
80; 50 that Drcalur's total loss was 80.
AIgerine Admiral was In command and was Killed,
ana Cooper aud Decatur caIi MIN Ras Hammi ida
not HanIda Nonez says that ne saw the Ul0ody
head OF the Dey VI Aeiers exposed in the pubic
square thai city June 49, 1915; out Cooper ana De-
that he American squadron dld not anchor
on Aiciers until une 28.
HUMILIATION OF ALGKRINE RULERS.
Mr.. Noncz says that tho Bey oil luhis was not
humllal.d, but Cooper describes his humiliation ~
epg IN including the well known account Oi tue
late NJ. n. Noah, OF ms city, who as Unitsd States
Cousul had interview with the Bey.
Cooper as well AS Mr.. N0nez, gives account OF
numiliation OF the Bashaw 0 trpol whcn accord.
ing 10 Cooper derived from Commodore Decatur's
despatchcsL folowcd that ot the Bey OF ru,is. rne
obituary notice IN the HERALD OF the 2lst would have
been strictly accurate according to Cooper had "
added 10 tho humiliation OF the Dey OF Aigiers aud
Bey OF Tunis that o. ths Basbaw oil TripolL
Nr Nonex also speaks sl Deeatur's squadron as
consisting OF "ihirty-sx sail OF men-oi-war;' but
Cooper makes but sten SAIL, and IN August, 1915,
when the squadrons OF Decatur, Snaw and Banbrdge
had come together under The command OF the last
named officer, only ''twenty SAIL"
-. W. Nonez'n presume, typographical error
Tor -. oseph B. Nones. who, according to the General
Naval Register, entered inc navy AS midshipman
February !, 1914, and resigned J uiy q 1921.
= Ny nH. NAVAL OFFICER.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
The Astors visited Manhattan vills and defeated the
saoand nina Of the Iaspers By the follow lnR score:
CRICKET.

The testimonial cricket match for ths benefit Of
the veteran crcke,sr ANA umpire, James Smith, At
tracted nno attendance Of ladies and gentlemen At
the ST. Georges grounds, Hoboken, yesterday. tho
game was to be between eleven crcketers hfteen
baseball players the latter TO have the assistance
OF Messrs Brewster und Sprague, who bowled
with great effect against the Australians. Spraguc,
however, did not appear the ground, and
very lew OF the invited baseball players pres
ent. However game comm snced ut noon with IN .
crIcketers IN tho field and Middleton and Cuddhy
leading at the bat for the ball players The thirteen
present wero disposed OF Tor 40 runs, owing the
good bowling Of Messrs. Soutter and oeran. Brew.
stcr's IA was the highest score .4MH# tnN
Tho oricketers made 1b1 runs, Souttsr leading the
score with we'll earned ST. Robinson ioowc with
81, not out Then came Moersn with 2S, Buncs 20
Talbot Ia
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
LONG ISLAND HISTORICAL BUILD
ING.

The work OF oxcavating for the foundation Of the
building which Is to be erected by the Long Island
Historical Society the Of Cntoa and Pierre
pont streets, Brooklyn, was commenced yesterday.
rne structure which viii be built the lots sdJon-
ing ihe Charcu Of the Holy Trinity. viii
cost about $4,000 and will be completed by
October /, 1s79 Tho mot upon which the building is
to be erected IS 75x100 1eet. Tho building, which
will nave frontage OF 10 feet and depth OF IS feet
will open on Piorrepont street. Ii VIII bo three
stores nign, the lecture room being the ground
noor tho nprary on the nd aud the museum on
the upper story. On the fierrepont street front q
square wer. with pointed root will rise forty fect
a above the cornIce. The builuiIg, which with be OF
the modern Grecian style OF archiiechre, will be
constructed OF Philadelphia pressed brick, with New.
ark red sandsto one trimmings.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
THE RIFLE.

Tho last military riffs practice Of tho season was
performed yesterday by detachment OF seventy-nvo
men from the Eleventh regiment oil the National
Guard. They went out to Crcedmoor at an early
hour and commenced shooting at 400 and 400 yards.
Sxty-thres men shot at these ranges, but only Ave
them succeeded In making the qualifying score Of
tweBty Ave points.
In the TOR the B badge, at 200
and 500 yards. ten made qualifying scores
One msmber of the regiment, Private Charles Stein
fetdt, Of Company v, met win q serious aecidsnI
While sKylarking IN the rear OF the nring points
he ieII inturng his left ankle seriously that ne
had 60 be taken Bellevue Hospital his return 10
Nav YORK
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
INSPECTION PAkADES.

The Seventy first regiment, Colonel Richard voss
com mmandina, yesterday neld an inspection parade
An immense throng assembled around the armory
building, at the junction Of Broadway and Sixth ave-
nue., long before the time ivr the parade, and WHOM
tho soldiers came out from the building they were
eauted by the waving bandkerchieIs OF the women
the cheers of the men. The soldiers turned out
In u iorce and presented very galiaut appearance.
The streets through which they passed wsPo lined
with spectators, among whom ladies' predominated.
Aucn attention attracted by the new band Of tho
regiment, under tho leadership oil J0nn Occa, VINO
was Uaudmaster under Admiral Farragut The
four trom bones and other instruments, numbering
forty In oil.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
"THE" ALLEN INDICTED.

the Grand Jury, In session yesterday, found sr
indictment against Theodore Allen Tor murder in ,bs
nrst degree Tor the snooting Of Detective Edward Mol
10y, at No. 6l5 Broadway. 1t viii be remembered
that tho Coroners jury acquitted Allen though Inc
Coroner held him In 900 bail to await the action
OF tho Grand Jury Tho accused will be ARA aipned
for trial to-day In tho COurL OF Gener Snasinna "
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
ASSESSMENTS CONFIRMED.

Tho Board for the Revision and Correction Of Az.
sessnsnts met yesterday In the once Of Comptroller
Kelly and examined = number Of Witnesses In the
matter Of the assessment list for outlet sewer In
147h street, Eighth avenue, and 146th street from
tho ~. Nicholas avenue TO the Harlem River The
sssess sment was conarmcd The amount oil the list
Il sos 44I. The Board then adjourned until Monday
next the assessment list Tor closing the Bloom
In adals road Will be taken up.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
THE 'rHIRrY-YoURn GLASS


The regular ots OF the day we're Tor 2:34 and 2.2s
classes In the "thirty- four" race there wore six
starters theso beng Charles Bessetts bay stallion
Archie, A. woodward's bay STALLION Peabody. o.
Goodin's bay stallion Frank, J. DoyIes bay geldng
Jim Briggs, H. w. Browns bay stallion Little Wonder.
X. y. Dunhsms bay mare veonteer MAID The Maid
splls onder were about equal favoritos In the
bd -Four heats were trotted and then darkness
cudercd necessary TO postpone the race unt FRI.
day The hrst and tnird meats taken by aid
pretty add the second and fourth we're by Litte
Wonder who proved n good competitor for the Maid
the heats were Interesting and were watched with
great sagernsss as there mad ney
deposited IN the pool box. The otner horses did WE'LL
nut lacked Inc speed 10 beat either the Maid Little
Wonder.
SUMMARY.
NARRAoAssBrr PARK CR.Ssros II L. Oct. "a
1s78-SBcoSD DAY or rBs FALL AERrEo. Purse sf
$500, for z34 horses; $3.50 to nrst t75 TO second,
Al third and $40 fonrih-
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
HE FELL AMONG THIEVES.

In the HUDSON County IN. ~ Court Of General scs-
sIons. before Juoge Glrrot.son. yesterday, Jor-
eman Sullivan, seventeen years Of age, was tried on
q charge OF having robbed Mr.. Samuel McBurney, .
former member OF the Jersey City Board oi free
boiders From the testimony II appeared that on the
2bth Of July Mr. McBurDsy INDUCED freely IN black
berry brandy ana at ten O'Clock IN the evening Was
placed IN room In TayIor's Hotel In attempting 10
lover the sash he fell out oil the window into The
yard, and whis there the defendant and others re-
I,eved hin OF his wallet. The accused was oonvictsd
and The Court renamed min Tor sentence
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
PASTOR VOSBURGH.

The friends OF the Rev. George u. vosburgh, pastor
OF the bergen Baptist Church, falling 70 secure an
Endorsement OF tnoir PASTORS Christian character Al
the meeting Of tho chureh trustees and deacons on
Tuesday night mold n meeting IN the chapel. on
Clinton avenue, Jersey City Heights, on ednesday
AMI tho following, offered by sx-Mayor siedisr, was
unanimously adoptea- -
This being the last time expect 10 have pastor
with as In Wednesday evening prayer meetings wa
HEREBY tender him mpstny ana love, aud desire 70
conhaence his Christian
him VI ntnucd for hAppiuoau
and usefulness n ministry.
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
ATALANTA VS.. NAUTILUS.

THE PAIR-oAR CHAMPIoNSaIP-A CHANCE TO
WIN CUPS OR MEDALS.
NEW YORK, Dot. "a 1873.
TO rHK EDrroE OF the HERALD:-
Having been witness OF the pair-oarcd race bc.
tween Atalanta Nau.iias crews at the Harlem
regatta on Saturday last, and beng Of the opinion
that the victory OF the Ataanas moro the result
OF accident than hard pulling, l am Wiling 20 sub.
scribe medals or cups worth $50 to be rowsu for b.
tween The Two clubs, the race come of within
AMATEUR
f'Amateur" has sent his name aud address 10 the
HERALD oficel
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Tho closing meeting OF the New Jersey Sportsman's
Club took place yesterday at the wss, Side Driving
PARK, Jersey city. uwing to sbe trouble In getting
the members together 1t decided 70 disband the
organization, and q ciassi0cd contest WAS agreed
upon TO dispose Of the club badge and cup. Seven
members, with a large gathering OF friends, Assem-.
blcd on the track, whou tho shooting began.
The match conducted under Engiish rules, eight
birds 10 each man, eighty yards boundary aud
twenty-five yards rise. The cup 10 be
awarded 10 the highest score, and II = tie the
badge 10 be- awarded to the highest outside
OF the tie. Messrs Van Brockau, Dunlop and WILL
Hughes each killed seven out oil eight birds aud
shot OF me tie win live birds each, Mr. Hughes
ning Mr.. Pisrson, VINO killed ave out Of eisbt was
the highest score outside OF The Tie, ana awarded
tho badge Tho score was as foows:-
The New York herald., 1878-10-25
OVERLAND FREIGHT.

Tho Union and Central Pacific Railroads have
completed arrangements with all Eastern lines, By
which California iroignts viii be loaded separate In
full car loads and cars run through with but one
transfer This In connection with the recent change
OF schedule on tho Pacific roads, gaming two days In
tIme OF delivery OF Ireghts nj san francisco, viii en-.
able sh ppcrs TO receive properly shipped from any
point East fourteen days, instead Of eighteen 10
twenty.nys a. herstoiore.