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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
DERNARD KOWATZ,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA,

Will give special attention to any bpsins,
Entrusted to my care such as Rouse Building
Gistern Making, Wharf building, Pile Driving
sand anJ Other kind of work that mar y
required TO be done.
.ordetslett az my residence on the Lake.
ian2S 1y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
MEXICAN MATTERS.


CONTINUED DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN H."
EXECUTIVE AND THE SUPREME COURT.
CRY OF MEylCo, May lG,--rhc contro-
vcr>y between the executive and supreme
co, continues, Nallu,c has abandoned
the department, of foreign relations and Ia.
ken hi> seat rs president Of the supreme
cou,. prcsidcn, Daa has left the dcpWr
mcnt vacant, but applied To the court to
grant license to Nalarta to return to the
cabinet The court rejected the application
10y large majority It is supposed thai,
NalNrtr while remaining at the head Of
the court, will be appointed minister for
the time for the negotiation Of the Amc,.
can question The opponents Of Nollortc
and the Lcrdi~Is have intrigued actively,
The LcmiStS hope the new minister may
complicotc the American question, thereby
assisting their revolutionary designs, The
= ton Of the court Is regarded rs II hostile
manifestation towards the United States,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
NEW SERIES---NO. 18.
CHURCH COUNCIL.
BINGs OF THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL.
ASSEMBLY AT PITTsBURG.

ibiN'' VT lHE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL.
ASSEMBLY AT PITTsBURG.
PfTTsBuRG, Pa, May 20.-The Prcsby-
terrain General Assembly met at 8 o'clock.
this morning, Elder Robert Carter of New
York, conducting the religious exercises
A narrative of the state Of religion from
the Niagara Prcsbytery was presented and
referred to a committee.
DR.. Allison delivered an address in an
swcr to Rev. DR.. Pa,,eson of the Philadel-
pha Presbytery, to modify the Apostles
Creed by striking out the clau , that
"Christ descended into hell" He answered
the points in DR.. Patterson's address of Sat
urday, and urged the Assembly to decline
to change the wording of the creed, which
has stood without modification for fifteen
hundred years.
The report Of the committee on publca-
ton was read and approved. Thc'commit-
tee approved the recommendation for print
ing tn report on the relation of the church
to the German people Of the country.
DIR. Sehenck, secretary of the board of
puDllcatlon, made an earnest address on
the work of that board. He said the church
must awaken to the necessity of counterfeit.
ing the influence of unscriptural literature
with which the country is now flooded.
The afternoons exercises were prcluded
by an elders meeting, which continued I'M
I'll haIf-past two o'clock. A few minutes
later the assembly was called to order and
the session was opened with prayer by Rev.
Smith Greer.
Rev. George Swain offered the following:
WHEREAS, the press of our land, in its
secular newspapers, is able to WELD an in
calculablc power for or against vice and
evil; and
WHEREAS the tendency of some of the
papers Of the day is such "a to take from
crime and scandal their odiousness, by trick.
ed out and vanished reports of, as well as
doub,lu comments upon the same;
Resolved, that the general assembly Of
the Prcsby teran church, in session at Pits
burgh May 20, 1878, respectfully appeal to
the journalists and editors of thcl land to
join with us n the battle against the pres
cnt Astounding immortality, by trowning up
on all methods and ways of news giving,
likely not only to make the popular mind
familiar with wickcdness, hut also to blunt
the common concicncc t. its native and de
Stuctivc results
Referred to the committee on bills and
OvcrturcS.
A resolution that no church trial for any
charge but that of hcrcsy..shaIl be brought
up to the general assembly was referred to
the committee on church polity. Rev. Dr..
Junk'n, chairman of the committee on pub
LEGATION, reported that an overture had come
from the Synod Of Long Island for radi-
cal separation OF the missionary and bust
ness departments of the board of pubica-
ton. The committee reported upon TIE
overture that as there is now practical
separation of these departments any further
separation would be mwisc, and after some
discussion Of this question vote was taken
on the report and il was adopted, and after
some routine business the assembly adj
iourned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
TIE MINNEAPOLIS EXPLOSION.

MiSSEArolIs, May ?O.--At the coronrrS
inquest ON the victims Of the mill explosion
to-day Prois pccham and Peck, Of the state
University, submitted vollnnnols reports of
their Investigations and practical expert
mcn,s made to demonstrate the fac, that
the explosion was caused by the ignition OF
mill dust floating in the air, probably from
sparks generated hy friction Of the stones,
and consequent Information Of AN cNpun.
Sivc gas. The report Of Prot, Peek contains
long La of recommendations ~ to the
prry,ntion Of similar disasters
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
A LIBERAL OFFER FROM MIR. PIERRE
IORILLARD.
From the New York World, 18th

1t is rumorcd that Mr. Pierre Lorilard
has made an offer to Mr. b. G.. Thomas, ot
Lexington, Ky" to run his three year-od
colt Spartan against lIimyar Il dash of Il
mile and half at Monmouth Park, on the
4th of July, for $1,000 side, and if
Ilimyar wins, Mr.. Lorillard will pay So
600 for him. 1t is also understood that
Mr.. LorilMrl is willing to make the race Il
sweepstakes SO rs to let Mr., George Lori
ardS Duke of Magenta start, but not until
Major Thomas consents. Ii is to he hoped
that the latter Will consent to make the
match, The offer is certainly a liberal one,
and it llimyar can beat Spartan. the Major
and his friends cun win big stake. Such
n race on the Fourth of July will attract
crowd second only to that which witnessed
the l.ongtclow-lIarry Bossct race. Spartan
is II brown colt, by Lexington out of Lula
Horton, and won the two-year old. stakes at
Saratoga last year of Il mile in l:l031.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Cu,c,co Nav o, o.ao nm VIA,
opened. June. 81 345s bid.
CHICAGO Nav q. 9:35 am.-Com-
June 3ss5c bid: July. IS 7sc bid. Wheat
June. 81 Ojc.
CHICAGO MAY q. $50 am.-Pork-
June. IS 50: July. s. 90.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
A BIG CLAIM.

New York, May 2O,-Judgc Blatchford,
in the United States Court, in the case of
cN-Judgc Seasoning, of Mauch Chunk.
claiming seventeen million dollars as his
share Of profit, from the Union Pacific and
some forty other railroad corporations, over
ruled the demurrer of Gen b. +. Butler
and Chawccy Scmtfcr Leave is given the
defendants to answer the bill Of plaintiffs
within thirty days
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
TIE DESPOILERS OF LINCOLN'S
TOMB.

CnIc\Go, May 20.--lIughcs and Mullen,
the vandals who attempted to rob the Lin
coin tomb ut Springfield, have nearly ser
we'd the term OF their sentence in the Joliet
pcntcntiay, and will be discharged. 1t
appears to he Il general desire and hope,
here and throughout the state, that Gov.
Cullom will refuse to restore to them the
rights Of citizenship.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

one Of the morycls of this age of emil
grafton and enterprise is the rapid settle
mcnt of the Yellowstone valley At the
point on Tongue river where General Miles
cncampcd in 1875 there is now town with
population of nearly 1000. The battle
fields of Custer and his men are occupied
by farmers, and the country from which
Sitting Bull was driven is in the peaceful
possession of the pioneers of civilization
against which such tremendous tragedies as
the Custer massacre count as nothing.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22

JonN BnowN, the much.abused. though
harmless gillc of Queen Victoria, is a tall,
thick.sct, rw-boncd, Scotchman. lie has
an easy time of it, and his social position is
on par with the butler. lie was valet to
the late Prince Consort. Brown is always
armed with card bearing the signature.
Victoria Regina, which acts ms an open So.
same on all occasions. much to the annoy
ancc ofvarous parties Brown has good
food. good whisky, good pay and large
perQuistcs.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
NOTICE.

Persons having cistcrns damaged by the
late storm can have the same repaired or
new ones built promptly and at prices to
suit The times by calling on orhy addressing
the undersigned through p. o.
j. :, HAWKINS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
TIE FAMINE IN CHINA.

SIXTY MILLIONS on PEOPLE SUFFERING FOL.
WANT or fOOD,
WASHINGTON. May 9O,--Unitcd States
Minister Seward writes of the famine in
China, TINT actual famine is pressing upon
lj,OOO,OOO of people, while 6O,OOO,OOO are
suffering more or less distress. The crops,
he says, have been good Immediately around
the stricken district, but Us food can be
transported only ON wagons or pack ami
mals 1t can not be taken th''hcr IN suiiici-
on, quantities 10 save the lives of the pco-
pie In Ticntzin, house made Of mats for
the accommodation Of suffering women and
children from the famine districts was
burned and 40 lives were lost,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, May 81, 1884 p. NJ
Whcat-quict; No.2 Chicago, 81 ls@1 10;
No. 9 Milwaukee, ii 90. Corn--quict;
steamer, SOC: No 3, 4s1sc.; No. 9. J0Hc.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
REFLECT.


CAROLINE Gives the utmost -all,fac.
ton a- Hair Remover
Gray Hair.
CARBOLINE Is free from irT,ita,Ing and
for the hair
CARBOLINE Ia. been Endorsed by the
highest medical authority,
CARBOIJNE Gives weak and .lckly hair
the gIo,. and yigoroiOuth
TIE GENUINE ARTICLE
To be Had at Barclays.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL, May 81, I 80 p.m.--Corn-
new, 2js@2js 3D.; old, 27s 3d@27s "a.
Wheat-unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 81, 3 p, NH
changed,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.


Miy0r Henry Winter
Tfca-. rrs-B r. Parker.
CLERK -j u phili-
Counselor WIN y Gilbert.
Mnt-Aa-t. d. AFTER
Aiioru-y-W q Niece.
Police Ma-i-iraia-J i Bird.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
First Wan-Gcu. locnm. WIN. OCillahan,
second Ward Wood Eittenhou-c, y. b Thistle
wood
Third Ward-W p. Wright. John Wood.
Fourth Nar4-Charic- q PalicT, ID j FOLEY
Finn Ward T. ". Halliday, Chas. Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit judge--D j Baker.
oir.4.' ',Yk j A. Bccyc-
COUNTY Jgd.c-R : iOcym.
County Clerks. J lilnm.
County Attorney " { MJ'kcy.
County sea-gr0t-A J. Alden.
Saor-- Jrr ~IVI,
Coroner 4 Ply ."-a g..
County somai..- .r. " Halliday VI V.
roam i,.1 N ,-agals.- p.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
L\rEn-AN OUTBREAK FEARED,

LONDON, May ?O.--An uncontrmcd re-.
port !. current at Blackburn that the militia.
~ ut Cll,hcroc, Lancashire have fired on "A
mob of striking operatives Blackburn is
greatly ogito,cd and renewal of the riot.
OTIS proceedings i feared. The spinnr,s
have resolved to reject the proposal to re-.
sumc work on AldcrNRn Pickcr's terms.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
DOIBTs AT HEKIIN,

Berlin seems incrcdulous about an AMIGA
bic arrangement. A correspondent says;
Russia has not offered England sufficient
concessions in Bulgaria. Russia, in fact,
prefers to surrender her Asiatic acquisition
rather than forcgo her schemes in Bul.
garil.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-22
THE ARMY PEACEABLE.

Russian official papers reiteratc the state
ment that the movements OF the army be-
fore ConstantinOplc arenot hostlcor mcnac.
ing, \ Pcm correspondent says This is be.
coming the general conl iction there, though
Thursday and F,.days movement caused Il
rennlnr nnnir
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

Diele @elelli9aft it cine rein cooperative.
Sic 1T feline 0eriIherun9s9eiellI@aft i'm 9es
ucbnlibsn Gimme, lcnoern cine @eIelli@aft
pom Sarmern, bic unter einanber ubereinse=
tommen iino. ir9eno melde Verluiie bur6
5eucr ccsr Sls, bic Der cine coer anbere err
leieen mag. gut gu MAIDEN. lin cieies uebers
cinfcmmsn eurh,ufu6ren uno Soften fur
0intreibuna Der Beltrdse mad sBerluiten gu
Iparen, miro pom iebem 9Rit9lieee perlanst,
fur icee 6uneert Dollars Vcril4erun9 3pei
Dollars fur bic 3cit pom Z Sobren gu bercni:
rem. crcr $l.75 fur iece Sunccrt Cellars
gerNhsruus fur eie Oauer ron Sabren.
Das 10 csponirte @do wirc pom Grseutiu:
@cm;ts mcsl@f Ndcr an9cle9t uno miro am
Gnoe cer 0syNhs1uns spcriobe eas niht Der:
aussab.e O,io cen 0erilherten 3urud crifattet.
Muf hitle oNsilc erbalt leoes Wit9liee nidt
lllein cine W,rlhcruns gu ben mrsli@f mics
craen Staten, icneern es erbilt nod 3infen
aui iein nercnirtes @slc. Die Mhcciattcn
bat owsit lhcn $50, 900 an Witslieoer, beren
Bclieen abselaufen Nne, 3urut beSablt. Dies
isr Ylan III ais Der log .Oepclts Slan1 be'
fannt unb iehes Mitalieo be3ablt cine Mits
aliecaetubr ron 2 Dollars, mel&e CUR Bee
;abluns pen @senten. @sbubren une OfFee
@ussaben bsnimmt Vne.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
The Oldest Companies are MutuaIs.

As YOU will frequently hear the remark that
Mutual lnsurauc. Companies not SUCCESS
!ul, or that there are only a few in existenc.
We have concluded to give YOU few facts on
this subject
The oldest chartered com anv in the WORLD
Is a Mutual. Il was organized in London in
1885 and is to-day in operation. Name Of
company, Hand in Hand y
The oldest Fire Insurance Company in the
nited States is a Mutual. II is the 'Philadel-
phia Contribution>hip > Orgauizsd April l3,
1852. In l7s4 the Mutual Assurance Co. of
Phlladel phla was organized. The Baltimore
kqultabls Soc ETY. w l. organized in 1874. The
Norwich Mutual wa, also organized in 1894
/ he same y-s.r the Mutual Fire Insurance ON
pany, OF irginIa, was Incorporated, and the
next year 1885 the Massachusetts, Fire Marine
came into lis existence. All thu companies
named are in successful operation to- day and
mp 20 the wear 1870 there r-as only one or two
stock COMPARES organized in the [ nited Stats
To-day there arr many companies both stock
and Mutual. but thu Mutuais are the most nu-
merous. In article in the Insurance, Re
porter, \ PAPER published IN the iutere,; OF
stock companies i is stated that there were 49,
>tock and 5e2 Mutual companies now in exist
rncr IN tins country.
The first insurance company in France was a
Mutual. In 1855 there wer- in that country
- Insurance companies. Of which IL We're
Nutuals
I'm Prussia. Bavaria. Saxony, Wurt-mburr.
Baden and Switzerland tn. Government com
pes its citizens 10 insure their buildings and I
tax Is l-viei t. make good the losses tina. occur.
re insu aUc- introduced into Russia in
1871. and thar ar now several Mu,uals and
few stock companies
Mutual insurance was organized in Austria
III ls-5. aad Spain. Portugal and fhna fl
lowed. until nearly every country ot the Old
world fscogR'zsi as'd adopted ln>"ranc-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

1t Is announced at St Petersburg that
Prince Gortschakoff is better. although
weakness still renders him incapable Of
transacting any business.
The loss BY the fire in the Detroit Free
Press building Monday morning was a5s.-
600: insurance $40. 900. The issue of the
paper Will not be interrupted.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Quebec
has issued q pastoral letter warning cleo
tors against corruption and giving liberty
o. conscience IN political matters.
Il is understood at Aldershott that the
Queen has expressed her intention Of
tanning an early day 10 review the first
army corps IN its now complete state
Molie Mickey of Deadwood was saved
from death Sunday night By her corset
turning bullet fired at her nv James D.
MAJ. who was afflicted with jealousy
Bishop Clarkson OF Omaha held services
al Bismarck Sunday.
The English volunteers for active serv-
ice number about so 600
An association is being formed to start
2 new democratic paper al Des Moines,
Iowa
The nail manufacturers Of Wheeling
have suspended production for two
weeks
The Senate has confirmed Robert A.
Sidebotham IS secretary OF the Territory
of Idaho.
Senator McCreery Of Kentucky has pre-
sented the credentials Of his successor, ].
s. Williams.
The House bill to rpeal the specie re-
Ammunition arf will - c.lsed m n shc Sen
ate Wednesday.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

@abrenb Der sersenannte @ccperatiu.Ners
1@eruKasplan enti@ieben Der bilisae III unb
oesbolb ais Der bette empfcblen mtrh, 10 bat
Sas Greeutip: @omite bod fur Oieienioen,
melde IS ucr3ieben, einen rsBaar= Ylan1 eins
9eri@tet uno einen Jog. xInstallment- Ylau
uno f'nS mir iest i'm Stanbe, Yolicen fur ie.
ben ssmunldten YIan bes 9lpplitanten aus.
3useben.
Sur@ 8erminberuns al(er 5aaarb. &iiifcs
II eiele 9|lceiaton i'm Stanbe, ben 10000
Winneiota Garmern billiaere unh iidpcre Ser.
1serun9 gu aeben, ais fie auf ireenb einen
Ylan erlan9en fcnnen.
llnseabtet Der 9lnari1e unb Mifrepriiens
taticnen pom Nebenbublern unS Teineeu
mabreno Der Oauer ron Is Sabren, Iicfert
Der bcifdncise 3umabs in Strait unS 3abl
mahrenb bieler 3eit ben Ycmcs fur cine aute
Wsrwaltuns. ollie Nnnelota 6armer, mslbe
nod nitt MitaIieber fin6, mereen einaelas
ben, oielen Ylan billiser unb ilderer Werilhs
sruns 5n prufeu unb su sebrauhen, iiatt oas
nc fremee 0crporationen bcreidtern coer fur
Verluns in arc6en Staetcn bcsablen.
Sas @erf, cine prospcrircmee @emeinee
aufjubauen, ru6t auf cen Tarmcrn bee Stao.
ties. Wenn nc eteuern unb tcten 3insfuR
reoueiren ucllcm, 10 mullen fie ,uiammen bal.
ten. GinheimiiGe Snaitutionen III unter:
fuben, 1T Selbferhaltuna.
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=, =,
Al o'u"S 'no"lu nave eherSs'lc
,o'n'iu''eeN vi -'","raii~aeioh anu
view members "ofA' ior Tue gay IS
coming
ne Nallonai 'feehoacNerS OF heo-
AUX o'ie'' ooo 'o'es at me recent
CITY eiection' against - laSe i''ii.
At the city election IN Springfield.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

vehicle of odd appearance, made of
some light sort Of wood, swinging on
leather springs, like an old stage
coach-and he drives pair of bob-tall
bays tandem before it.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23

The Societe d Husisne of Paris is
making arrangements to establish in
the cities and towns Of France ehemi-
cal laboratories for the purpose of
examining articles of food and de-
tecting authorizations or unhealthful
constituents. In England the value
of public analysis has long since been
satisfactorily demonstrated.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
Benz. Wood of New York has been a

BENZ Wood of New York has been i'd
juuica;ed a voluntary bankrupt.
The House on Monday passed Forts
bill forbidding further retirement of legal
tender notes of 1877.
Germany il said to be Inclined to ioin
with Denmark and Russia to keep British
naval dee. from entering the Baltic.
Mr.. Williams of Michigan has intro
duced in the House bill providing for
the erection Of ; monument to Gen. Gus
ter.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-23
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