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The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

bed il, T%ueflllan ,%llan VIII Of course be VAN
l Of rhs ~0s IT, Time by the special , ommi,- n a
ectou lv vi, inouse, III reference to his ,,- cnn-
b nece" "illl the Louisiana frauds ioi IT, l.
ts tsVSsary for him to argue ,he ns nsds Is
In to ',iHlleni; "H ii is not nacessarv 'ase es1
|lIc6 10 oil@r T to p owe any ISsry aiI"ns,;d lol
Iak, .',5 NJ has hot been called %dlega.lons ng
[oud aIa aek it. is not necessary upoh tpO, to 70
Gean"ss will, Will 9OOp' The proper e Sp,Sna speG,al
Enlsd 5e,n ,nai application ' to bs sherman ern.a
b john lSis Ss The Committee II bv ve repre-
|aAe his snnd H',,rman him elf wil, III counsel Hans
/. a;,s,sna@' Sc, M HngS has been reduced
Pes fleet 5aat State 500 5ise RenuLi In tha
legislature SS AND AND EG4R2olessntatives 42o to
Es'. only elect ioaris;tcSS i;tS ksmnosaf kRs%ocratif
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

Itis only three years since measures
were taken to protect the salmon in the
Delaware river and eggs We're planted.
Last week eight of these splendid iish
were caught in the upper waters OF the
river, several have been caught just
above the city ard yesterday one, which
was found entangled in shad seine near
Gloucester, was served as free lunch at
a city restaurant. If it keep on at TINS
rate, in few years salmon Will BE- COM
mon on every poor mans table.
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'uocratic County Meeting.

accordance with the time honored
bm of the Democracy of New Castle
bty. county meeting will be held in
Court House in the city Of New Cas-
IN SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1878, at
Block, p. NJ, for the purpose of re-or-
! izing the party;appointing judges for
hins the nomination elections; ap-
btng County Executive Committee
| for the transaction of any other bus
3 that may be properly brought be-
the meeting
ISAAC n. GRUBB,
Vice President.
u T,uNanH Ga,ratnry
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DIED.,

DIED,
asleep in Jesus, on
the evening of the 10th INST, Mary
Emma, youngest laughter Of ". H. and
Mollie G. Ra ledge, ages months and 20
days.
Little Mamie was cur darling,
Pride OF all our hearts and home,
But God has sent an angel;
To welcome little Mamie home.
Mamie, Darling, how we miss thee,
Miss thy tender prattling voice;
On, how 1 would love to kiss thee,
But God hath ans wered thy sweet
voice. A FRIEND.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Alleged Confession of Murder.

MYREsToWN, Pa, May. q, 1873.
There was no official investigation to-
day OF the reported confession of the
recently deceased j John Stdever, in which
he is said to have admitted participation
in four murders. A justice OF the peace
visited both Hoffeltinger and Daub, the
parties to whom it was said Stoeyer made
the revelations, but they wore unable to
produce the ante-mortem statement.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Chas. B. Griste, the well known

advance manager for first -class enter
tainments only, is in the city making ar
for the appearance of the
celebrated San Francisco Minstrels at
the Grand Opera House, on Thursday
evening, May 80. This company has "a
national reputation, having been located
at their Opera House on Broadway New
York, for the past fifteen years, where
they are patronized by the very elite of
Gotham society
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Strawberries.
Ros. Cows i'm Cecil County.

Mr.. Cowan, a noted stock raiser of
West Virginia, has now at the farm of
Joseph Lincoln, in Cecil county, Md,
five head of fine -Short-horn heifers
which he holds at $500 each. These splen-
did animals are akin to the celebrated
cow, Duchess of Oxford, sold some years
ago in New York for $4,000, and are Of
the same strain as the bull, Sth Duke OF
Geneva, owned by Messrs Lincoln and
Preston. which was also bred by MI
Cowan.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Communists Fined.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May Il, 1878.
Five of the socialists who were mana
gers of the red flag picnic at Klndsvatter's
Garden last Friday were to-day fined in
the Police Court for violating a city
ordinance on the occasion of the Com
muuistic gathering. The tree OF the
Commune cannot flourish in Cleveland
soil.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Another Strawberry Festival

The members and friends of the Clay
mont NJ. L. Church will hold strawberry
festival for the benefit of their church 10
commence on next Tuesday evening,
Nav 28th and continue three evenings.
The Linwood Cornet Band will be in at
tendance, and no pains will be spared to
make the festival grand success.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

NALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
"a market was dull and steady. Gold
'l'sl 'l, and closed at 1909, selling in the
''ll' al ioos. Government bonds were
1at' v's' States dull and railroads higher.
s4Sy on call was easy at 2saa35 per
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

'LN' BEN. BUTLER, in the House
Fefday analyzed the expenditures of
government for the last five years, and
! 'Ary had averaged S445,OOO,OOO a
l, not appropriated, but expended,
| lie challenged the reference to any
ps,aIl'lal appropriation in that time for
ullec benefit of the industrial classes
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
maryland Land SaIas

Ina " s"1% " Gibson, Zeal estate agents.
|nnw ''S Ma IIe following I VII farms in Ken,
|i.lh.9,Niu mi. ,uu' j. W. Clark's farm near
!. |NySOa, N l",, containing III acres to J o.
/ y s,F' so0,' Of Lycoming county. Pa
sar C6esto,,tiinSe', ne John Schwatka farm
.lus,iysni, is,T'si'5s' , to TO Rachel Bald win, Of
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2 JOHNSON, Secretary.
Indications for To-Day.

b. The Middle atlantic States and Nea1
Ud, RISING barometer, northwest to
beast wmds, md cooler, clear ,oeather,
lrei IN the former By falling barometer
[S0sierly 10 south winds.
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VARIETIES.

The Uessian fly is said to be coming.
A hundred years ago you could see the
Hessian fly the other way.
''Have shine, sir ?" repeated the boot
black. Brushing forward the gentleman
shakes his head angrily. "No extra
charge for big feet, sir" said the boy.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
Large Strawberries.

The largest strawberries of the sea-
son We're in Robinson's window this
morning, from the farm of Moreley over
the bridge. The measured nearly three
inches in circumference.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

4. reformed Presbytcrians have re-
n W. 'lat the Sabbath must be kept
,,n., m future and that foreigners must
Su' That this is no place for the
'4e practices of Continental Eurone
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

"Paper, sr?" asked the newsboy. ''No,
l never read" was the blunt answer. "IIi,
boys, come here,n called out the gamin !;
''here's man as is practisin' for the
jury
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
JacOb Todd at Grace.

Rev. Jacob Todd, pastor of Spring
Garden NJ. e. Church, Philadelphia, Will
preach at Grace M. e. Church, on sun,
day morning and evening. Mr.. Tood
was formerly pastor of Grace Church.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

CTATEMENT
- OF THE
ROAD MISSIO Z RS,
OF New Castle Hundred, for the year
1877, up TO May 9th, 1873.
DIR.
To Balance due the Hundred, May
To am'nI Re eived from Collector 4,2747l
=" tf Interest received on In ,o ,o
vest.lents,. Observation-Disclosures. o|o'oS
Total Receipts. ouS4'
EXPENDITURES. CIR.
By Cash paid City OF New
CASTLE. :..'....o oi1'ii
BY Cash paid uring the year
for work ana material. .S,loO.lo
BY Errors and Commissions
allowed Collector. ........ 3o6,oo
BY Com issioners fees,.... fooS'
Total Expenditures, S4,o's'o'
Balance due Hd., May 1st, 1873. 29'6o
EDWARD A. McFARLiN,
ELI CROSSAN,
GEORGE WHITE, ,
my22-w4t Commissioners.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

Unremitting application will induce
disease unless the blood be kept con-
stantly pure and rich. For all hard
workers the remedy to keep the blood in
the best condition is DR.. Bulls blood
mixture.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

A strawberry festival will be held in
the Presbyterian Church at Glasgow,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
May 2S and 20 n.
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SD RE WARD.

LOST on Friday evening, 17th lust, at
Centre Vile, Del, or on the road leading
TO my residence near Centre MeeJieg
House, a Silver Hunting case stem winder
watch and silver cnain; name of maker,
r. Jacot Matile, No. 1921. -
my20-3l* JOSHUA IL. MCCULLOUGH.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

FESTIVAL-
A Strawberry Festival OF the
CLAYMONT NJ. E. CHURCH,
viii be held In large CANVASS iENI
on the church lot, on
WEDNESDAY Y and tn UhS-
DAY EVENINGS
Ofrext week, May 2sth, 2sth ana sum.
SINGLE TICKETS, ~ ~ oe ents
Proceeds Ior the benefit OF the Church.
my22- -1td-1Lw
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Orphans Flour Sale.

There will be a sale of flour at the
Ohio Cracker Store, 72S Market street,
on Thursday, May 30, for the benefit of
the Children's Home.
The following choice brands can be
had at the annexed market prices:
pillsburv patant Minnesota
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22

IeI every one WHO may need Darrell
Of flour be sure to attend the sale, which
will continue all day and evening. This
method will furnish all who have pros
perity of this most worthy institution at
heart an excellent opportunity of aiding
it without any sacrifice, as all the profit
IN the sale of each barrel is to be paid
over to the Home.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-22
SECURING THE TURKISH POSITIONS.

Paciic news commences this morning
from st. Petersburg Berlin and Paris.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

Curroll; relative itoEa Contract ior
bridge across Amie rlver., tohafter-
ing Monroe and Blstrop Railroad
Company; amending the election
law, to secure prompt returns; Tor
registratip blanks; rela-
tive to city scrip olSlrreveport.
HoUsl
Bills passed: tinofporating Nor
villa Collegiate lnstute; to moor
porats town of Nemllionville;; to.
private nfrkats an New
Orleans; to ameng and se-enact
Art. $50, Code of PActice; partial
action on revenue III.
FoRTg FIFTH DAY, eb. 28, 1878.
SENATE
Bills passed: reghting certain
costs, etc, in .crinbal cases; 10
punish persons sh& Ping to the
damageoflb ystandet etc ;;mak'ng
lit - lmis{lemeHnor CHARTER or sell
personal property oEiiich exists
"a lien or privilege; proyide for
ascertuinlng outstalflg floating
lldebt, tc,;relatlve TO Vlice Of New
1Orleans; creating Ipksh of Red
4 River; for auditing OF landing in
lIdabtedness Gaddo pub.
H HOUSE.
H Bills passed: incorIbsting Bat
1ltalion Washington AfHery; lrela-
H tive to llevyof speolal by polioeI
.Ijnry Washington paris Aooutilar-
IIiize voters Richlana pkh TO To-
cate parrish se,tt, iatc p supply
hnrned records Can parish;
ito repeal certain sectio Revised
Statutes; and amend n 81 of
4 1871; the revenue bill.
lighthouses adopted foposad
Iiameudmeutito the oous iop, ito
: submit ltoa vote of the ple the
.IIcanestion whether the 81 capital
sIaoulsl he ut New tOflea pr Ba-
Itten Rouge.
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AUCTION SALE,

WIIL be sold ut public auction. ~
Mn the last and highest bidder, for
scashs without reserve or lipait, ut lugarr
town, in this parish, in front Of the
store of Fairehild &c 3Tons. on SATUR-
DAY, March 18th, 1873, AT 10 O'Clock
a. M ,thefollowing described properly
viz:
The imnrovementse en- the homestead
occupied by George Nmelman, consist
lug of dwelling mousse sglna blouse and
storahouse. nebroWn horse. one sorrel
mare, Two yoke OF oxen, six head oil
eattle, one wagons one hack, 400 bush
els corn fHaore or iansl, one note Of III.
A. Ford for 1880, two notes Of Sanaa
Femme each for $I75 100
A. q. REID. SAelsif and
xt0fiaio Auczio neSf.
march 4.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

The tfireefend got after Mr.. Geary
last Sunday morning, and burned
an old eoutbuilding, used AS akiteh-
Ell, i'm the rear of his new house;
thereby giving hima chance to put
up "a new one, more in accord with
his neat looking residence. Not
satisfied with this, atnoon on the
same day, the fire from Ryan 8
tGeary's slab pit ,gotinto some sawed
lumber close by, and nothing but
the ,eNertions OF aboutaaIhundRed %
our townspeople, aided by q few
gentlemen from the country, whs
happened ltoibeiint town, saved thei
saw mill and lumber from hestfuc
tion.
How about that fire engine TO
Lake Charles, we suggested q fe'
days ages
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

New York, Feb. .25. The Panama
Star and Herald. FEBRUARY M, Just
received, says: Messrs Contreras
and Rndas, two members OF the
purity wha took possession of the
American sehouner Sunbeam, at
Port Lines, on the LIST inst, called
upon us on the l4bh and stated
ethat their.action was isaleEy promp
ted Inv the instinct of sslf7preser
vatioa, and WAS NOT in amy man-
lner intended US an act OF piracy.
They state they were pursued by
"a superior force, and itIsat 1T was q
matter of life and death Under
these circumstances they assert
they offered the captain of the
schooner money to take them
away. which lie fefnsed. They
then took possession of the vessel
by show off foree, bat did no vio-
lence to person or property by so
doing, aud meant no iltIsuk to the
United States.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07


THE ANDERSON CASE FINED FOR
TRIAL IN THE SUPREME COURT
The supreme Court adjourned yes
terday, after disposing of all the
eases ON theeolntry docket, ito meet
on "Wednesday, Mareh 6, 1878. lin
addition to the cases already fixed,
the list of which appeared in our
issue of the 10th inst, the court,
upon motion Of counsel of Tlhos. a.
Anderson, ordered the case of The
State Ms. j.. Madison Wells ct ais.
to lbe assigned for trial, with pref
,erenee, on that date.-N. q. Demo
tcrat, Feb. %.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
Solver Bigi sSpecssRatioas.

Washington, Feb. Iz.-- Ihe
Evening Star prints the following:
lowing to the d,sct that both
Houses of Congress haNe adjourn
.ed until Monday next, the SILVER
hill scstnnvt leach the President for
his action until that day, because
the concurrence by the House TO
the sSenate amendments must be-
yiheially communicated to the lat
ter only lntopen session. The hill,
however, will lie enrolled nnd he
presented to the Senate as soon as
lit conpenes on Mant!ay, and an
engagements have ba-n made 10
take it to the President inmediate-
Inv thereafter.
"nhereiis q good 5leal at dixersl-
tty ct opinion as to what tile PHesl-
tdeut wilde with it. sStsnator Sot,tn-
ley Matthews, Milloiha up to last
alight been ,gf opinion that ith.
President would pallow tile Ebill to
baoone a law without lis ssignat-
ture by holding it,oyer the allotted
ten days, said last nigbt that he
believed tthHt the President would
veto the bill. This, for the reason
that some time ago, whell Seereta-
nv Sherman wrote IA letter daclar-
ing that the principal aud intefest
,ofionr lhontls Mere payable in gold,
President Hayes approved tof aud
Endorsed the letter.
Per contra, ltller4is high author
iity for tbs statement THAT The Pies
idant will sign the bill on Monday,
as soon rs 1T ls presented to Ihllp,
under protest, and wall 3acee,ppany
the felnnn of the Ibid to the House
with q message tllat he does mot
Approve Of the bllI, but sisus ii
lbeuause of the lurge Vote at has
received in both branches of Con
guess; that he ,slgned iii to stop
the f.Mrher agitation of Il question
which has alrsatly depressed the
Industries OF the nation, and for
the reason that to withhold his
signmtnre he does not believe will
defeat the bill. This message, ii
lis said, il NOW lin course ut prep
Iaration, aud will be ready by the
time the President receives the
bill.
Orders were Issued last might Iby
the Secretary of the Treasury !,
through the Director Of Mirts, 10
all superintendent Of lnlnts, and
|partlculaIlg the Carson Oity Mint,
~ place the same in Readiness to
sexeoute the provisions of the sill
ysr bill, which indicates thnt See
retary ShermaniAas no hopes oflits
lafeat by II veto and gives color to
The statement lhelutyfore lnade,
hat the President will sign the bid
hndar protest.
Ultra oliver msn, who do not
kettle elimination If She free coin
be section At the soriginyl Biand
III Iby the sSenate, or the saction
peholizing the appointments ,of u
enetary commission, nave a9reea
noEg themselves to tack on to
glslatlys, executive and Judicial
il pfepfaatlen bills, an amendment
II pyialpg for the repeal OF these
II ptiols. They say that il the
II p4iaent satoss the appropriation
n with these amendments, that
IA wall be responsible for deafeat-
u tle bill providing for the pay
t OF his own salary, and that
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

,Onr terms are Cash, orits equivalent
on the spot. BntNwhereian account ~ =
opened 1t must be closed attti'etents OF
the month. Thisrnle williin no case
he varied from, as,we expect to do our
own work anil can not affeftl TO employ
q book keeper. Welbnyfor cash.
0ur motto, sell qaicd.l
81. w. BRYAN 4 Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

Judge Whitaker answered THAT
accused had had a tair trial before
an impartial jury, and that tbewer-
dict was fully justified by the evil
dence. He then sentenced Amber
son, in consequence off the recon-
mendation of the jury TO the mercy
off the court, to the lowest term
two years tit hard labor in the
Stute pentenitiary and costs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
,lilHE STATE t;F LOUISIANA,
Parrish Goaga Perish of CaEeasisn.

SUCCESSION or DON LouIs GARy.
WHEREAS Louise Gary. adminis-
wv tratiix of said succession has flied
in my office % final account aud tableau
sof distribution in said succession aA
PARTIES interested are hereby notified
that any opposition To the same must
he filed III my office. 10 the town Of
Lake Charles, within ten days from the
first publication hateof.
Given under my hand and seal of Of
fee this 9th day of March, IA, ID I, 1875,
Asa RYAN, Clerk Of Court.
march 4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

The Mafdi iGras celebration ut
i AXE Charles last Tuesday was IN
deed q brilliant affair. The roSal
,proccssion moved in the following
order:
The Chief Marshal and aus
mounted.
The Queen andladies of ttheroyal
household, in a palace car.
Mounted escort.
MaslSers in carriages.
The Kings musicians, in o car
lriage.
The King ,oftthe Carnival, fflme
Minister, Secretary, and the foNa'
heir apparent, in the Kings own
chariot
Mounted maskcrs.
The whole town, with q large
Observation-Disclosures country, turned
ont ito witness the procession. q
gentleman from Galveston remark
ed that the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was
much superior totlle first attempt
.ofthe kind in Galyestonsa few years
ago. Atinigilt Meyers Hall ant
Temperance Hall overflowed witt
two grand masquerade balls. 1lh'
entire affair was, conducted without
the slightest disturbance, and ne
fleets great credit on all Ipaftie
participating.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
Gefffmg the Mints Ready for Sill
xer D0Hlars.

Washington, Feb. az. The Sec
retsrv of the Treasury issued I'M
structiens to-day for disseminating
the receipts ait the San franchises
and Carson nlints of deposits for
return in trade dollars, and depos-
its gheretofore made will be settled
in chat coin on satisfactory evil
ldenoe being furnished that the
same will be exported; or, if pre-
ferred by depositors, they may re-
eeivs their silver back In fine mint
bars.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

In Great Britain taxation on
dogs is . standing source Of rsNe-
nue.. The census isnearley q mil
lion aud IA half. Let as abolish
the no property qualification and
put the eau iae under assessment
here. nherris money in 10.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
photographic Brew h.
,nsase .Tristnsplaanst Sill ites

line t1RtaAzetytashAA atfS.
Special ,te the MD. Ipam
Washington. Feb. Is flfetl-
ing among tthe itflnmplA aifrei
men Inward Hayes is ~ min
,gl.td resentment tandseont ,ti,tl
ttheFe lis no telling TO ,wih may
lead. The general ,expre& is,
that Hayes has a,tlded the be 81
attempting 10 tthwa,,t It'd oi
tthe lpsppie ITO the teand N item.
,ure, aud the men who 80 e!y
kicked Ills veto out ,of the itol
lhuilding are iin % fine 81
mind 10 campletelslalr itsls lbs
kicking him
OUT OF THE WHITE IH0
But whether Hayes lis mol ol
not, it is certain lthat q m H.
Ilteru,iusd effort will be mad eet
John Sherman taut At the 4 st,
aud that without aalay.
! dit ia stntad on high cd ty
Ilhat Hayes did not make Il.
mind 10 veto the lhSll a,n 1T
night, aud tibet his tdaci.iid Il
scanaed lby assurances fle
mort ithat the
/ VETO WOULD HE isUsTs AIM
do the Senate Belmont WA
l,pletaly ,dnmhfanntlaa by th
Htfect ,wliitlwind with which N
4 MAS passed over the veto, a
of Mall street. shetks
llegone home Ito-night the n
Il crowd ittiilat ever LETT Washil
Il Bun
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

of the ot!ser civil officers Of the
government. iii he should decide
Ito allow the bill TO becomes law
without has signature, and the bin
reaches him on Monday, the ten
days constitutional provision dn-
ming which he may retain it will
not expire till the eighth OF March.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
,oFFIcE pARIsH SCHOOL BOARD

OFFICE PARRISH oSt11S,N,A -
LAKE OHannEs. LA, Jan. 10, 1878.
The following SchoollD Districts oftnls
,parish have yacancicswhlch are no1si'p-
piled with teachers;
District No. 4 1Ns 20
- q
Teachers willapply, as usual through
the District Directors. .s
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
Appeal for Aid fr0na EOH
tiaaOpie.

New York. Feb. 2T.Dr.
iander B. Mott, represented.
the Unlted StHtes oflthe Sodia
the Red Crescent, has recais
copy Of "a t(lispatdh from the
trial committee ofltheSocialy 4
Bed Crescent st GonstantinoE'
the effect lthatltlausands are n
fdailyiin that city III cold, lhpl
,ur wounds, and praying for IA
sdiate monetary aid from alle
Ilitable societies.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07

The editor of the Maurepas ga
zette, speaking last week of the
failuresof the Legislature 70 effect
needed reforms, wrote, 'swe shall
insist on biennial sessions Iheread-
teri But the lbenigbted compost
or, not knowing what that meant,
printed lit sssMe ,shallinsist lontyran-
nical spilnls hereafter Ne shall
look for an obituary netiee Of THAT
.comnositor iii the neNt number ii
the Gazette.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-03-07
IDIEID

HAY-At his residenae, ON the MAr-
menteau, Sunday the Gath ult,, Frank
lin ct. HAY born May the 10th. 1872.
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