The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-18
aasa.e Press.


Mexico, under tile auspices Of Congress,
as a zssssstar Of no suriiinary probability.
III says that tGan. sColzeis lsiboring for
this result, and the system he lis lirgilsgg
scomprises two llines--nne connecting
Galveston wit)IC omargo, theuther San
Antonio with Laredo. Ut considers
THAT railroads aneeessity iosflepfo-
lection ofsour Southwestern frontier
that they willireiiuoe the expenses of
tlerprese1it system of military pydtec-
'fion of that frontier; they win forward
sflles dsvelopnent, of M vast and Tertile
region, that they viii elevate tthe polii-
ical and social conditioned MIexico. and
Thereby benefit thisscuui1try to the sex-
tent that Mezicoiis improved asaneigh-
gl,nr and lenriahedsas ascrlstomer.
The n, 10. Democrat, of LIST, talseslnpI
Hhc tlDuafautiIsc and Sanitary Reform
subject iinseonnection with the Mellow
Eeyor e Commission. 1t;asiss, stGan Inn
man wisdom sllggest any measures
which millprotectusf from arevisitafiun
s,f the pestilrnae which wrought such
sScsdlafion" OF Expresses satisfaction
with the gentlemen soF which the COM
mission is lmatleaip, and seems to hope
they will he enabled soreach asdefinite
neutrality-suspicious. Hicting opin- I
ions physicians, seIniientlfor skill amt /
sezperiencefint the misunderstanding dds
.s,slse, as well as ll,cing identified with
scitylnlifhority, inofforts ftoa,reVeit the
z,rigin:sting scT spreailingfnf this fearful
malady, and suggests many questions,
which litconside Jwouldlbe important
10 keep in view, pending the investi-
cation.
The Riraylliie, of fhelst gives atlI
length the final report ofttlse Grand
..Jiirytof Orleans, 'wiiiehasran interesting
zIocumaiit. ulliisfeport shows thai tnlttl
.1sf tlicininibessofcl1a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
mentioned ll,y ttllena 10y name SIX areiin
swarit. ofsaip3iiesiin Che shape ,of bed
ding orclotliing ,sorlhoth, aisee,are in
'wantvof waiter supply Steven are dine
sossIsamanC Catholic, ,onesto RYoiestant.
qone7to. Jewish, ttwoto's5tate, itwotoacity |
charity. Eight ure recammeniled 10
patronage; ;twoito Observation-Disclosures
duty iitiisitosoverseeisiiesnaanagementtof
ssadh institutions. 1--we arereporseh as
isliiw0rfIlya 1fscontinuailae. and lit lis re-
commended that THE name af one ne
changed from ssBpgs Honseof Gaefnge.,
1Meiairie Ridge 10 asHome af Idle
ness or ''NaFserv of Vice. ortthat
administration ase changed 10 % work
shop, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It
AS suggested that niie, the Gnsnne .Asy-
anm, Observation-Disclosures iitsinmates Trans
ferYea stofflie Louisiana Retreit And
states ailat al the charitable institu-
zians, managed by city appointees, areEI
itbeideals of tnlisrille. Encouragement
.raf the affairs sof the Charity Hospitall
and the Parish Prison are highly com
amended. nheyfound 800 prisoners in
the latter.
IN concluding thercport. thejnry se-
turned sthauls to his Hanor sorlllis dmlii-ti
form courtesy, and depYecate she cool
mess which seemed ito have IaftisenIintthe
fealings of she Diatrict attorney, To-
wards Them in consequence OF their
resolution in aegard Ito itlle State print
'er. Nhny stated whylio WAS that this
resolution was passed at all. and why
read in open conrt, and believing that
new features sf sentiment required all
more full Gepprteaf their position lin the
matter. proceeded itosmalse the same. 4
They had examined the StHte printers
accounts, and had had them examined
ay experts, they believed the saccouutsI
to HE wrong, though sworn 10. They
lind ,refenresl aothe Ilaw, and supposed |
him tolbe guiltyof pe5jlaIs. They COM
suited the Attorney General. Assistant
Attorney General and the District A.
torneys all had oo,lonrred in tthe epin-
ION hint an indictment fm lperjiry|
would nutIhold asthe State printerIha
sworn only sitothelbeaspf hislSnowiedge8
ana belief and for otllar sca.sses
slazects III ltlie law; aud ltllat Me Iprintar
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