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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27
The yellow Fewer.
tspscialttoithe galveston Eews.l

IttcI rs ftpOTttu ttttS toNcuiiS oci
want girl at No. $40 Tchoupitoula'
street. She was removed to No. 117s
Magazine street. Isolation and disin
lfectiontfollowed up the case.
The several health officers, local
state and national, are using everypre'
caution to prevent any further intro
duction of the Morgan City fever
Trains do not run through A trans
fer station is established four miles
from that place. Sanitary inspectors
are on duty on the trains, at the trans,
fer station, and at Morgan City.
Total mortality in New Orleans for
the week ending this day. Saturday,
September 30, not including the coro-
ner's report, is 81; of those 5 were
deaths hy various forms of fever; the
only one by yellow fever being that
reported in Algiers.
The Arkansas State hoard of health
has raised quarantine against New Or
leans.
New Orleans, Sept. 22.-The case
at No. HIP Magazine street, Ann
Sorkaten. died Sunday.
One suspected case. from Morgan
city will be diagnosed to-morrw.
One new case in Algiers, the child
of the nurse attending the first case.
In Morgan city there were seven
old cases and three new ones to-day.
One death yesterday.
In Berwick city there are three old
cases and three new ones to-day.
From Iabadieville, Assumption
parish, comes the rnmor of twenty
cases there and two deaths. DIR.
Davidson, of the national hoard, has
been sent to investigate. I4abadieville
is on bayou 1afonrche, fifteen miles
westward from the Morgan road, and
about thirty miles ina northeasterly
direction from Morgan City.
iGreenville, Miss, Sept. 2a.--Concor-
dia advices to Sept. 90 show sevennew
cases-Mrs. Martha Owens, the Misses
Gibson, Frank Nichols, D. Shook and
two colOred.
Fourtdeathsihave occurred ID.
Tobin, Mrs. Key, Mike Blessing and
one colorcd.
The situation is less dlsconraging,
since some of the sick are getting well.
Mrs. Owens, Frank Tobin, and ecolored
Alice Robinson, are tconvalescent.
New Orleans, Sept. 2s.-The sus-.
ipected case mentioned Yesterday ttievel-
opcd into mild case of yellow fever
The subject, "a lady, left Morgan City
on "Wednesday, and was taken sick on.
Saturday, at l87 Delord street.
Another case of yellow fever, i'm
ported from Morgan City, was reported
to the board of health to-day-Mrs.
Mary tCrocker, came from Morgan City
on the 10th, and was taken sick on.
the goth.
The system of train and steamboat
inspections, the transfer of passengers
and other precautionary measures, now
enforced against Morgan City and Ber-
wick, Was not perfected till Thursday.
No other case lis known here. The
fA' er csas "a, ~ heafly'wel :.
Wv dreams, oept. sa.-Ihe sam.
- ! I'M. lnspeesor " l'ns national board OF
i''cs'''h o. morgan sSily reports thirty
1850 I, 81 yelio~ lever ana ten deaths
I'nese 1ofuaN.
1 s,s, M cases ana Jour deaths at Der
Wic css y y! LAY.
I,abadieviIle to investigate reported
cases of yellow fever.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

WINTHROP, Me-, Feb. ID, 1872,
Mr.. FRANK w. KiNsMAE--
Dear Sir: ] have been very much
afflicted with Asthmafor I wears.
the most Of this time 1t has been
very difficult for me to walk I'M
one flight of stairs, or lie down
with any degree of comfort;
have tried every remedy j could
hear of without much, If any.
Improvement, until 1 found
7" Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
SAM" the effect of which has
been truly wonderful. j am able
to get good nights rest and to
attend to my business, and to
run up and down stairs as before
THE Asthma came on me.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

The Constitutional Convention in
framing the new constitution which is
soon 10 be submitted osthe voters of
the State, sriained that District
Judges for the country districts should
be elected BY the people. The Pioneer
of Assumption puts in a mild protest
against this Inevitable, wise, popular
and equitable feature Of the new con
stitHtf0n. lThibdeaux Sentinel.
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a FRAuD.T The Bossier I4a,) Ban
lner warns the public as follows against
a villain that has recently left that
parish:
ZONE DIR. III. II. Mart, for -four or
five years past . citizen of PeFryville,
Ark, located last spring at Rocky
Mount, this parish, where be behaved
himself very badly. Although he has
two wives, both living at last accounts
Zone At Pine Bluff, and the other at
Perryville, Arkansas--he gained the
consent Of q young Lady Of Rocky
Monnt 10 marry him; hntIhisl bad char
aeter was discovered in time to save
the yonRg lady from this sad fate, and
thescoundrel left for parts unknown-
leaving an unpaid board bill. Hart
claims TO be Kentnekian. He is six
feet, one and q half inches high \
weighs 200 pounds; has o wild look
out Of his eyes; broad shoulders, and
about IS years old. He IL abad char
acter. Our brethren Of the press will
please pass him aronnd.p
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

New Orleans PieayuneI

The tendency of the age is towards
the sensational in journalism, and
many alleading paper. we are sorry
itosee, giories in the prodnction of
the grossest scandals. Butthe mere
recital of the facts does not satisfy.
this desire to feed the vilest passion,
nor would lit prove sufficient for that
craving of the old AdamIinns; so the
story must be clothed in the most
elaborate Of ttoilettes, and like wo-I
man oflthe town, make its appeal to-
the public through its fIashy dess.
Heads of families subscribe to the
daily papers surely not that their
sons and daughters may read snch.
articles. AreitherenOt items enough
of legitimate birth with which the
columns of a Journal may be filed
without resort to those ola question
able origin? Granted that 1t pays,
however, to thus cenilnct "a paper,
what are dollars and centsto the per
nicions effect of snch a cOnrse7 How
many years ago is it that to publish
more than the mere outlines of a
scandal would have been the death
warrant of any family .journal2 And
yet but q day 0rttwO since we reallin
the Chicago Times, and it Ibcasted of
it, that fifty cents and dollar had
been offered for a single cspy of 10 re-
cent issne thatthe public might gloat|
over the fall of some unfortunate
woman, the sorrows Of some heart
broken husband, the ruin of o once
happy home.
What docs all this show? Not that
the public forced this course upon
the papers, but thatlthose having con
trOI over their columns by degrees
have schooled their readers to the APP
petite for inst suchBews, have grad
nally led the masses to nnblnshingly
pernse what would have brought the
color 10 their cheeks tohave merely
glanced at some lew years ago. The
evil passions are In us; As it wise to
parade their works in holiday attire,
and as it were with beating of drum
to call attention thereto? II
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"a TERRIBLE DIsEAsE IN GEoRaIA.

IA TERRIBLE DIsEAsE In GEoRaIA.---
IA special dispatch from Atlanta, GA,
says the report Of q fatal fever raging
/ in tho counties of Polk, Padding and
IHarr0lson, have not been 0verdrawn.
Within q few days over fifty men
have died in an exclusively rural popn-
lation, the victims mostly young men.
Those attacked with it suffer horribly,
[ the tongue farming black and swelling
to double it's size, andithe blood e0eziDg
from the month and ears. After death
the bodies become spotted and discol-
eored.
One physician reports thatof twenty
nine eases under his treatment, not one
recovered The course Of the disease
runs in q few days.
The greatest alarm and Distress pre-
vail, and the disease steadily spread
ing. Fhysicians pronounce It spotted
Ityphns fever.
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COUssM 80 WEARS.

From .Aler. RS,acaid, a. gears TIL
| GdthereY. on Keassebss Bridge.
/ j have been troubled with
very bad cough for 40 years, and
latter trying almost every medi-
cine in the market, ] at last de-
SPARED OF ever getting rid Of my
cough, which at times was very
severe, especially after catching
q slight cold, and IIcould find no
relief until, upon the advice Of o
friend, i purchased one bottle Of
|" Adamson's Botanic Cough Bal
sam," which, to my surprise,
afforded me instant relief; and
now j would not part with this
medicine upon any terms, and j
am very happy to add this testi-
mony to theImany hundreds you
have received, as 4 consider II a
most valuable remedy.
From q. CRioester .& o., Drug
gsas Myrtle az, cor. cf ddeLpii
IL, Brooklsts, A. y.
During ous20 yearsexperienee
i'm the retaif drug business We
never sud over our counter al
article for Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma and Consumption that has
given better satisfaction or made
more remarkable cures than
IAdams0n's BOTANIC Cough Bal
sam. 1t is the only thing we can
Ie-onscientiously Recommend to
tonr customers.
Druggists aud Dealers.
:.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27
TEsTIMONIAs:
From Rev. Or. Quinl,u.

ASOs'e <eoes 4"i- Y"HfDV.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 8, 1873.
:" Adamson's Botanic Cough
lBalsamn has been used in our
family for more thanthree wears.
land we can recommend Ii as n
superior remedy for coughs and
cold.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

The Lake Charles EoHO has been
enlarged and improved. 0range
Tribune.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

Galveston has opened up To Lake
Charles and the Louisiana salt mines.
They are In close proximity to Morgan
City, and in daily communication with
that place. We,would otbe surprised
any day now 10 hear that yellow jack
had entered the State at that convenient
poFtai.-T Houston Telegram.
The Telegram is unduly alarmed as
well as mistaken. The points named
are in pretty close proximity 10 Nor
gan City, but the means Of travel are
poor, and quarantine regulations pro-
hibit III communication. Orange Tfi-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

Rev. NV. HI. sGriffs is one of the
high-toned coIored disines of Jersey
City, but for All that he cannot eat
ice cream In the first class saloons
there. He tried this q few days ago,
and MAS promptly refused BY II. Dohr-
man, a confeetioner of that city,
who said he did not supply the wants
of tsniggersr Gfiffs said he was a
sseolored gentlemen and left the
saloon. Now be proposes 10 iDauiEe
into the validity of the civil rights
bill, ID WHICH auestlbe is supported by
Zion Church, IT Which he Il the pas
tor. Had this incident occurred any
wllsre in the South it would have ap-
peared II the stalwaFt organs as first
class outrage and furnished the text
for q number Of leading editorials.
As5it took place in New Jersey the
bare facts only are given. -.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27

The consicts in Cherokee county
have been making stteulpts 10 escape.
Four tried il Two wefe ahps, She
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-09-27
ADANISON,S
Botanic Ralsam.
Price, 30 Cents
TESTIMONIAs:

CURES
ooueHs,
coIDs,
Asthma,
BRONCHITIS,
CATARRHAL
CoueH,
oRour,
Sore
THROAT,
1NFIuENzA,
TIoARsENEss,
DlrrIcuIr
BREATHING,
AND
ALL !
AFFECTIONS
Or
The
THROAT
AND
LUNGS
LEADING z
TO /
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,dec11,'7s,1 az.

SpHsstitfEtIlUI fUtf 9CUtsIUIliCIs.
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers.
,dec11, rs, 1y.
, 1879-07-30

ness Of The late Cnnal Congress- At Paris IL now
coming out. Engineer Mcnocalo of tho navy,
who was present, saYs that The whole project hns
been set afooi by Do Lesseps for political nur-
tobcs, anl Ia an tntsiGun Of the French Admin
h1ratlon to divert attention from curtaln en-
hnrrnssi4g questions In homo pnl1tIcs; tlat
neither American interests nor American ideas
i2fo any consideration in Tie Congress; that
ele Americana bclng Invited to the Congrofs
was n more fornalitY: antl that tho French
tiovefnlnent, knowing how TIC. American Gov
crs,tilcnt Ia tied UP, lnrca nothing for tho attt-
tude Of TIC Uultcd States or tlc subject.
Eyerything y 70 10 done ostousby for tho
9 E!yry Of Ia Belle France, bat rcal!!y 70 popt-
snrs y "a the intention to discriminate against
the United States, as the schedule Ut towneo
dntaca that Dc Lesseps ha. perfected, md upon
~lIicll he oascs 4s profits from tho prospective
work, Es sisel, Tint only French vessels could
protltably t'sc The canal. Our Cabtnot Is watch
nE this sclie1ne very closely, s1nt Is considering
lks prnpriety OF y proposition to establish d
naval station at either end Of The Panama Rail-
road to guard American tutereets On tho 1sttl.
mu8 and In Central America,
, 1879-07-30

LINCOLN, Mob, July GA special train will
run from this city to OmuI,a Tomorrow mora.
Ing to enable our citizens to attend the funeral
OF tho key. ". u. Slaughter, who died In Omaha
Saturday night Of Inflammation Of tho bowels
Tho deceased was we'll known In this city,
where he resided for several ycars, and was pas
tor OF tho n. E. Church. lie WAS borui In Wayuo
County, New York, and received bis education
ut Lima College, that State, and afterwards be-
catmo Principal OF the Coudcraport College,
Pennsylvania. In 1854 he REMOVED to Chicago,
und was assigucd to the pastorate OF tile Wnbash
Avenue NJ. L. Church, where no remained until tho
breaking out uE the War. 1le volunteered tn tho
Thirty~ntnth Regiment lllinoia Infantry, and
was conmissonod Captain of Company g. iIe
was severely wounded ut The battlo Of tho VII
dcrness, and afterwards rcegBcd his commission
and ret1lrllra To Chicago. lie wns pared on tic
Colorado Conference and removed thtller, but
after a short duration ller0 lc returned to Chi
cago, and was transferred to Nebraska. aud be-
came rustor Of tho Omaha ". Z. Church. In
TIE fall OF 1874 hc removed to this city, aud re-
matued hore as pastor OF The NJ. f. Church until
the summer Of 1877, When 10 returned to Omalla
rs Presiding Elder Of the Omaha District, which
position he held Ut the time Of his DEATH lis
was man generally loved anu respected BY oil
WIN know him, and his suddon death has east a
gloom ofer tue city.
, 1879-07-30

p. 4fftc T9rk dhn. JMIV ~.
have visited Ehasttne Cor, tho murderer
OF Mrs. Hull, TWO Or three tunes week eyor
since Ills invArceratton." sad tho RuY. Dr. Dick.
crson, tn the Bothel African Mothodlst Church,
yesterday. "lIe ts not understood bY the pub
lie, who have read nothng about him thus iar
except that h0 Ia lively, that lie courts attention,
md thAt In faee Of tho dread fact that he IL
doouled to an carly death on the gsllows ho
loves to joke with hls visitors. BY trton1z,
that mah stAnds alone. The pepplu who como
to sec blu aFe those who come out Ut curiosity,
ala who caro- nothing ior he soul
that Is aoon u ba tshercl into tlu prcsenee
Of the Alns!ghty. Coz has goua to tho FutAcr
of ali nM4 peaded for pardon through thu
eavs0r !lc hus received that pardon and ID
sayutl. ll1 tolls inc that Immediately after tho
burglary he bcgan to pray, an1 irt,ui TINT t[mo
to this l,e has continued TO pray. When hs went
u noeton lle lotucl In The worship Ut God at
Eocnczrr Church, UNI. 1t wRs while listening to
q sermon titat he VIVA arrested Ills seeming
indifference 70 Ills impending fate Is tho God.
given consciousness that when Its earthly
career ID dono llc will be takrn into the king.
dun Uf thu meretfll Father, who never forgets
the promises flo hus mule to crrEny souls. Ito
ssss.ls hlppy, my ffisnds, beeaueu lo Il happy.
hceuuse hts soul las been washed Glenn by ihe
blool Of the lamb" a vuirr: "4atllelulaAl
tes. Lus1l Hsesa Dc Lamtl"l
, 1879-07-30
PlRT HURON.

PoKr uunoN, Mich, July 29.-passed Up
Props WaYrrlY. e. luloust anil cousust, Belle
Cross ali1 bargcs.
Duwn-props Ash, l.. Bhiekluna, japan, 8. f.
Sheilon md eonsort. N. X. Fatrbank with F,
". tsIiIord, Eagle Wing. mud Mineral State, Oa.
cur Townsend and consort, Egyptian Will Rich,
ard Winslow, David WagstatY unL consor!; !;
stnr sfartns Cltyi sebrs f. NJ. Daytdson, J. Il,
McGrulrr.- Trc.,tun.
Wnl-Sorthe4st, fresh; weather lue.
roRT llcKoS, July o9-l0 y, 1n.-rassel up
Props Mary Niles, saullsr, Ciuyclana, Vulcan,
0a"eEateh!e. outarlo. Wlssahckon mil Wocka,
Altoona and eo.tsort. ". Cuwlu nHd consoEt !;
echrs ]. ". Doane. Emma c. Hutchinson, a.
Mu!r, st. Joseph.
DoNa-prups Acadia, Crusader with Mtchl-
gun, tlasdncF. L. l.. CoYne, Stampede. aud
breed, Nassau, Frank &. Leighton, II. W. sag4,
Acl!iu !fedlllgtoA, Thouas QuaYle, rakAtlutis1.
"lnd-North. light; weather 9uc.
, 1879-07-30
ST. InuiS MARKET.

TT. Louis. July D.-FLoun-Easicr. bnt not
quotaby lower; Xxx fall, 81. $500. At; Xxx. 81 10
Q4.H0; family, 81. 80@t.00; choice to fancy,
84.fNGa5.7d.
GnAiN-Whcat higher; cash No. 2 red fall, op.
tions lower; irregular; No. 3 red fall lower; No.
2sed TALL, DshGNlkc caah; 81. ool 4o0Ac, clos.
lug st s1.o0. July; Do!iQboIhc, cloaing at D5c,
Augus.; DHis GDiatc, closing at kD5asc. September;
n5as.I6nc, 0ctolor; No. y .fed fall p:sWo4a;c.
Corn tmacttvo ana lower; No. mixed. Et}fo cash,
Oats higher; No. 4, s5!; @:7slc cash; a0}i@a7c
july; VIC Au1uat; :!2c tho year. ltyu lnactiru at
4Hfc bid.
WMinkY-9teAdYi $i.05.
PnoslsoNs--lork dull aud lower at 50. 90. Lard
eoaler 1t 81. I'll bid for current mnke hulk mcnts
lower; cioar ribs, 81. Us; cluar $l.37H{a
4.4s.
lsrrFIrrs. Flnur, 1000 bs1h; wheat, III, 600
bu; corn. ~, COO bu.
sn.rAEsrs.Float, IL, 600 bEls; wheat, 10, Gao
, 1879-07-30
OBITUARY.,

s,<~tr1 r,,r.t.n >, -. 1.I.,,..
Lou,sy1I.Ir Krs' .In,v ML11,c i'm pt,u1
Ballard, Dis,rtct i,t1ur of thc 11nitctt statc,
Court OF Kentucky. WIN ,],%d hrra tn.1av vcrv
suddenly Of hrnrt-a,aea,e. VIVA n 1nrI.t nf az,
ccpttonal abt,tty. ue was nlaccl IN t,le no,ttion
for lffc by bis friend President Lincoln. ,1n,oo
Ballard sormcd fo rcaolvn at once an, forn,or
that right and tustIco sbou1d alvava ho t},c
chief charnctcr,stica at hfa {udttd.1 ronf,,,rt.
IIe vas "A firm n. ho uo. fcar,esa nnd. in tin,aa
when tic community wns fnll NJ nrt,nf1,cca. ee.
ycroIy criticised and condemned any net
tcn,1lnr IN rccornt7s ,,.}ionn, rtvht. 1,5ro
n,i,..a 81. 49,, .,u.'s ~
a",a ~, .',, ma' p'a'o ano pu.".eu III a. ue
sald anu dlu. Ills court, wh'Ie not remarkable
Tor Ito dignity. although always conducted with
proper dccorurn, was entirely FREQ from tile
resen,h1od ,,arh,n. iaz., snssas.,nn G,,.,ns AZ"
sessu'oteot peTaaps' a legal symposium Juoge
baslard dsa'iked exceedingly tho spfchd-caEtc
speeches Of lawyers, nnd 10 strongly was this
crci' ,hen. I1non ma occos,or q t1fsttna,,i.had
ss,,,an, 49, ,..1 w s.s..'. ose.
menpeF o1 inc leeal PROFESSION from anotEier
citTt engaged as counsel in, Judge Da1lartl's
court, during the delivery Of aspeeeh was fro.
asa3 ..'s ,a'. =, ~ o.as'' ""a1
aA'axeu' tne 'a"5cE sa'u baaFpaY'
Vt would seem TINT your Honor Is not In
cltncd to listen to my spgcch."
"Non satd Ballard, b!uut]y: 1T t1o nos In.
,t,vo ~ e,,ob .ao+o,o. !, y" "oS ~
''oro ~" :" 'ueu spseeues'
'"use oa!aafa was great lover OF mashctnae-
tcs, and applied their principles. It Is said, in
drawing lis decisions, Chief emnpp tbe rnonv
imnor,.nt mains hr,,-h. ,a,a"a 40 10y nv;
-, ... ~" .s' 1.o"nt 9o'''" ouoee na!-
1"lu ,. VIZ. u!s "osofioos nu-hiu1 cases Wl1ch
dlsRraced this state Bo1ne years ago. To his
rigid enforcement Of the law ID due greatly the
, 1879-07-30
RARhETE.

Nzw YonK, July ea.-secrctary Evarts Mill
soon lay before the Spaulsh Government the
case Of Col. Miguel &. Barnete, tho Cuban pa
trlot, who IL now in Havana, but IL expected
here Soon. Tie Colonel had narrow escape
frnm assassination.
NEW Yoax, July .0.-lhe Spanish Minister
In reference to tue alleged outravo upon Col.
barnete ia cuba, nays the story published by
tile cYenlu. papers 10 thu irst he llYa liaard
Of tho subject, notwithstanding hs has re-
ceIVcu Its dtspalct!es BY tln last two
steamers which lutt HaYanA on thu l9th
, 1879-07-30
Some Of the Embarrassments Ex.
perienced by the Governor
Of Roumetia.
A Very Comprehensive Commu-
nistic Plot Discovered
In Rome.
The Colorado Beetle on q Pros
pecttng Tour in Ire-
land.
Weekly Review Of the English md 0onti-
mental Grain Markets.


HATB wEDsTRn, WHO MURDERED HER M1sTnEso.
LONDON, July 20.-Kate Webster, the lrlsh
servant girl convicted OF the murder Of Mrs.
Thomas, her mistress, ut Richmond, 10 March
1att, was hanRed In WarJsTorth Prlson to-day.
She confessed that Bhc committed the murder,
aud hnd no accomplccs either in the commission
Of the crimo or the disposal Of tic remains of
her victim. It was asccrlaincd on tho trial that
Mrs, Thomas body was boiled aud thrown into
tho Thumns, md that tue head OF the murdered
woman was destroyed BY burning. Fragments
of tho murdered woman wrapped in paper and
placed IN small pine box, were found floating
fn the Thames. ncur Barnes 1orraec, Barnes, on
March s last. Tic woman Webster, when ar
rested, told soyeral different stories, duplicating
d man uamel Church as her nccomplicc. But
her. charges wore proved false. and on her tral
carly this month sho was couyictcd Of murder IN
thu frat degree.
Cottages, IN the beautiful suburb OF Richmond,
In January Ut this year sue hired Kate Webster
aa q servant. On the ed Of March a1rs. Thomas
attended serytce at tho Presbyterian Chapel.
When she left shc appeared to be somouhat ex-
ctod. She was noyor seen again.
A few days after this sunday, mnp employ
ed on the Thames picked up boz whicl, WAS
corded aud fastened. Opened, It was found to
contain portions Of human body. On tlc 10th
Of March q man digging lu n,anure.henp at
Twickanham, near Richmond, found human
foot aud ankle. Submitted to surgical examina-
tion, the remains wero shown to have been
roughly sawed to pieces, the Inference being
that the murderer wanted to get rid Of the body
ia arnall quantities.
, 1879-07-30
THE NATIONAL CAPITOL LEE.

Nav HAvKN, Conn, July aa.-Tho Receiver
OF the National Capitol Ltfc Insurance. Com
pany bus attached the property Of John r. Cnr-
rington, editor Of the Courier: N. D. sporty.
Postmaster Lyon, John u. Robertson, Jercmtsh
A: Btshop, ex-prcslacnt of the Yalc Natlona!
Hank; Samuel J. Noyes brother OF benjamin
Noycs), Benjamin Noyes, a,ll Joseph D. Sargent,
one Of our 1a1geat manufacturers, on suit
brought III tho Superior Court 10 collect SUBJ
aerlptions e thu guaranteed capital Of tho
to $75.Ol
, 1879-07-30
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Nearly All Of the 0uarrymen Of
Lemont. H., on a Strike.
1siot0us Proceedings Attendant
upon the Enforcement
of IdlencsS,
Preliminary Examination Of Kesainger,
the East st. Louis Domagogue.


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