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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07

FRrDAr, January IS, 1880.

ouuu1f@ ~, tcoS-
Pursuant to q call signed by three members
of the Town Council, the Council met at the
Court House this 10Th day Of January, 1880.
Present: VIM. Meyer, Mayor; aldermen Jas.
p. Geary, s. II. Clement, +. A. Gallaugher
and I. B. Ferren. Absent, o. NJ. Marsh.
On motion, the reading of the minutes was
dispensed with.
On motion, that the Council take a recess
for five minutes, to give the committee time
to report.
Upon re-assembling the committee reported
the following;
To the Hon. Mayor and Board OF Aldermen !:
The undersigned, your committee, appoint
ed to examine the bridge on Ryan street, and
also Kirby street, would respectfully recon-
mend that the bridge on Ryan street be ex-
tended three benches, ten feet each, or thirty
feet, ON the side next to the railroad, and four
benches, or forty feet, ON the end next to
town, the same to be built in the same manner
as the bridge, except that the extension be
allowed a fall of one inch to the foot, the
aprons ON each end of the bridge to be torn
off, as also the planking or bulkhead on each
end, and the last bench on the extension to
be planked up, and the committee recommend
that specifications be drawn up and bids adj
vertised for said work
They recommend further that Kirby street
be graded under the supervision of the Town
Council, by day labor
Respectfully submitted.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-02-07

Twenty-eigbt carloads Of steel rails,
bolts and fastepIpgs of the Louisiapa
Western railroad, arrived ii Orange
this week, Judge Wingate il saving
stripgers, and work on the road Is
progressing ~ rapidly as possible
LOrange Tribpne.
, 1880-04-13

pupils, forty Of WHOM, nro females. Tltcsc
Indian y0nth wero voluntarily committed
lly tlloir parents to tho chnrge Of Cnrt.
Pratt. of tho Tan,h un!lcd Statca Cavalry,
who WIS detailed for tllls especial service,
mt, nre mainly tho rl,ltlrcn of tic Chiefs md
leat-,Mel, of thn Rosebud, 1[no ll,tge, aud
Stsseton Age, ,eIcs in Dako.n Territory; tho
Chcynnc, Arapalloet kiowa, Conlancl,r,
l'awnee, md other Agencies III tho Indian
Territory: and few from the f'rccn 1}ny
Agency in Wisconsin. These children wcro
received II, the rlldest atate Of sasNgisnt, atu
their progress Ia sai.i to be must astonishing.
4 few weeks stnce Secretary Scln.1z, with
tho Committee oil 1ndlnn Aitaira aud n se-
lett purity Of Invited gentlemen who arc spc-
chilly Interested In Tits cslncationnl cxiett-
nicllt, lMadc II visit to Carlisle OF, purpose 10
Inspect alttl learn from, personal observation
now this trainfng-seltoo1 waa tlalng It's work.
They returned to Washington highly plcased
With NIL They heard md saw, md fully re-
solved to press upon tho attention Of Con-
Kress gnl of tllc.ountry tic great Importance
af educating tltcso wards Of tic Natlon.
Whiu tl,oso distinguished visitors were Mt
Carlisle, Capt. rlTtt submitted brief report
10 them, which conclsely Stated tho objects
n,ltl methods Of Ills trimming, tito progress
tW1ng matlU by Ills tlilsty lntpils, niNf tho
elect tl,at tho school was having oil
tho old folks ut home" Ills object Is
10 teacll them hnblts Of clcan1incss,-a great
nrt fur III, lntl1aM to. aequtro,-to instruct
tho,n In tic elementary branches of MI En-
glisl. education, aiN to lnprtss ,,i'on tltctr n-
tuturett mt,tts the paramount necessity OF
nrpttf rtnty t,,r hu1I,fu NJ ,,t,tutrp
, 1880-04-13

THE first two Republican National Cot'yen'
tlons eyrr hui-it !swull tbsurycA ty tho Alhlli'y
Jaurllul-Gam0 tQHethur III response to eAlls Tor
delegates fron rac!a Congressional district"
Thu Conventions ut 1851 ut baltimore, lS9l3, Ut
Chlra8o; ls,.s, ut philadelphia; and 1910, ut Cln.
clnlatI, wcr0 conducted solewhat differently,
Thuy authorized each Stats tt sollA number Ut
Delegates eslllal ~ "twlco the number ut III
uusnbers Of Congress-" Or cslual to twico tho
number Ut It's PRESIDENTIAL EloetoFa'" 6plto OF
tue Gull by Sa.ses, tho Conventions Ut lSas aud
18TH abrogatetl, Or dl4rcgardud, tho unit rulo
adopted ny stMta Conventions. Nov 1t appoass
thAt tho Gull for tho Ehioa2u Convention rvtur1ls
ta tho earliest PRACTICE of tho purity. le-
publtcans thIs yeur Are Invited to sGnQ
''two Delegates from cach Congressional
uatrIot, fur ut largo fruln e4ch BMtu,
uI4trtpt Ut Columbia" YLla shows thlt tho
, 1880-04-13

Aa A 1,EwAlsD fur their faithful services on
s hehalt, llill fur the expenditure or snst SUNS
If money to hutp tho purity. LDrl ltctlcoustclI
Inns decided to elevate TO tho f'rcraEe vtscU1nt
harrington. WIN WIS of'atetl fHr tho borough
uF Eye IN to pr,:srnt ranlralgn: Sir tyor Quest.
who Illus lrJ frlnrn bprs 1t lsrtstn1, Clinlf, mil
other p1accs: and Sir Arthur tiunncss, Tho brew
tr WIN, Notwithstanding II plentiful uxpesatt-
tt,ru Ut sterling nrd #ttsut, has becn ustel rnHn
Tho representation tt Dublin City. The ttle uf
the Bt.'nt Earl, which wis applied to WlrwEuk.
tho King-nAkcr, might bo revived In favor nf
Guinness. Earl stout wuu'd boa worry Et.sd anil
very appropriate nanu for Tho manufacturer Ut
NN porter.
, 1880-04-13

~ feport IRON tne Snla'a'ttee vi 1haln'i
A1'"lrs recently snpn'sltea t' Congress by
."''' ip'llo, "i WISCONSIN, seet's 10 li'dlcase
TINT t1lo Ho'e'f'iheht l'"W seriously intends
10 tfS the cxpsia'fenl-o OF eaacas1hg the III
ala1l yan.h. Ilc telpEt II accompanied w =
ol!! eht'!ctI u us!l Y ii'creaso educational
privileges a'''l estatllah additional Industrial
tsa''lsla.sclools Tor tut bc'te!lt VI thu youth
bcl"1sl'ls tn sl1cl' slutnas''c 11nl'an tribes rs
1--we educational treaty clAIiHs lllH'n thu
United States" ln Jus the 0oser'tincilt
lhilt'o trcaty eiiplllHtllA with several rowing
Tribes, providing for.tl'e cttncatlon Ut tle'r
ctittlren betWtell tho aSGs OF u n!Nl III,
, 1880-04-13

SECRETARY EvARrs lias Mt length made
public his nc.ton In rctcrcncd to Chinese ih,snt-
grafton, which ts nothing moro than an tnstr,ic.
tion to tho American Minister ut pekln to repro.
sent cautiously to tho Chinese 1orornnont tho
objections to bringing tho sn',|ccts Of that 0uv-
crinont Into this country by porSuns who OIL
tain n1prt1ngts on thotr survices. The Amer
lean Minister WIS nlso tliroutul tt lscnrtnln. nj
why's cautiously, the feo.lnga of tho Cuestlhs Ut,
this subject OF Immigration aud tho dislike of
Americans thereto.
, 1880-04-13

$4,000, and took occasion To sharply orit!c!so
tho action Of The Donrd bf nttncatldn In cnrn'
polling tho tcnoher* md other employee to no.
ocpt scrip, which they ind To eoll ut discount.
wi,Iio thoro VIVA plenty ot nonoy In tho rroaaury
With which to nay tlotn. Tho veto w0s sustained
BY the Council, IA II should l,nyo bcc,i.
, 1880-04-13

Democratic matorLty yotc't ttown m amendment
tho effect Ut which would t.c to rutbd tho uRo
OF trttnra "txcrnt ~ authorized hy tho Consti-
t,,taun nf tho United BtnteH" As tho bill nnw
ktni.s, anil ns It Will he pissed hy tho Denlo-
cr,ltiu 1to,1sc. tho tnw amounts tn 1t s,,bvofsIoh
of tho Constitution untl To Standing invitation
to unrestricted iawlcsness, intimidation, antl
murder ut tho polls. -.
, 1880-04-13

TIE Afghan war IL being pushed with
vtgor on tho pars Of tic British Ketnforce-
Monts continue 10 arrivB 1T tho trout. supplies
nro being hurried forward. und tho English
agents nre hlrl III work sowing tllssenslusls ul
ercAting jrAinlsics among tho Afghan tribcs.
, 1880-04-13

FEAnlNG lest the reputation ct King Tlce.
bnw might perhaps suffer, thu c.be mnn guca
tu tho trouble Of u1i.luunciug that tho fU0 ug-
fs,rtu,ate3 WIN ,7urG sacrificed 1T The request If
tho drunken md lrprtass monarch wGre hurried,
not burned. THIS Is both Important nnd COM
Nt,itnf.
, 1880-04-13

a REPORT II current Ut the intention of
Jatnes Gordon 1!cnJ.ttt II, cssabllsh elluln of
twascnt morning newspapers from Ncw York
Il, tho 1ncltlc fohst, a'nl Including such cities
l,ulEun Cnulnnntl. st. Louis, CllicnE1,. Knnsas
CEty. anil snu Frlnrtsun. It IL understand TINT
Mr.. John Russell Young, whu is IN hive the
KooEll tnnnaEuu1cu:> ot tho twn.ccnt jour-
Isl!Isttu belt, wns LATELY IN Cincinnati fur tho
purpose Or n,nElng arrangements, mud ttnt 1o
Ia NOW In tito West rn4lgcl in preparing for tho
curly incepno,. Ut tho lnryo enterprise. The
papors will, 1t Is sail. be ,a.ckcd ty Mr.. 1lcn-
,Ietts enptnl, will Rllaro in tho HcFtlitI8 tcle-
Erarhu systun n,ld facilities, n,iu will bo, like
tho Herald, independent NJ ~ tlllt1cs
, 1880-04-13

TIE Democratic County Convention held
at I'ttsb,irx yostort1ay WIS rs oiay ami rioto,,s
ns that hell In Syracuse Saturday, and tho lfHht
hid It's origin IN tho *ano ca,,EcB,-tho hnstility
To Tltdon, md tho efforts Ut that RGntau,nnli's
friends to forco- hin! oil tho Convention at any
cost fly the most lnhorca efforts tho meeting
waa brought to something like oricr. Tho Til
dcnltes controlled tho organization, an.l Ms Il
consequence elected thotr Delegates. Tho ini-
t1orIty wns strn,l9 una. and tho ts,o1nbufs
broAtho yc,Ronnee A90lnst TlllGlt n11tl ltalldMt.
, 1880-04-13

Co1D weather preyntih III tic East. People
out OF doors ii, New York CITY were yesterday
In,iIet lis 1T lnltlwIntor tt1pro sVs Hiit,w.str.n
ut Montreal, aul tho Thermometers sto.M ]: do
erces below zero ut washington, N. H., whtlo tho
wind v,,s blowing At tho rnto of fourteen miles
r1nr hour.
, 1880-04-13

pEnE DIpoN, the BeilsatiOla! Dominican
priest lsns beer, orlarc1 to Il monastery t,y tho
GcncraI Ut Ills Orlcr. Sensational prvleh!nK Is
not tolerated to any great extent by tito nuthur-
tiles Ut tho Roman Catholic Church.
, 1880-04-13

4 ROYAL MONSTER.
Tho report Tint WIS current Il few days ago
as to thu dcath Ut rhurbaw, King Of ljurmall,
appears IL liaye been II tnlstaEc. lnstund of
l,elng uensl, liz II drunk ngnin. Ills drunk
eni,css, Instead 0f fnvniv[ng his own death,
slmply ncccssitatcs the death Of Btvcral h,,,i-
,red Hf tho population; md us Ills sl'rces aro
Hf n!uust cOI1AtAnt. occurrence thure In Il
probability TINT hu may kill of! Ills entire
lmmlntton umEess tho Burmese tlciIies should
tirT Ut M3ng prnplttntctl with abundant
streams 1T tllman gare, nr sulsle ut tho Pow
crs UIake him quit. As tliy death llas been
announced soserni tlncs hefurr, H1lly to be
cDntratttptrl a1Ml supplemented with tho III
iGlilgrllce that few I,unls9h uf his faithful
subjects llal their l,cntts chopped olf IL inay
lH that ttis IL n playful way lie Inns Ut III
forming tic world ti,At i,e Inns gutlc.
Tlieeb'lw las only been III poMcr about two
years, hut he l,as improved his tti,W. lls
celebrated his Accession to the throne with n
holocaust of MI hts relatEvcs iIo co,ll lay
llatltis on. Some OF then, gut away, but l,o
managed tu eatcI, about hundred, tuCl,al-
Ing II fnir proportion. Of hts fnthcr's wives
and several scotu Of his brothers and sisters,
NJ well ~ tlle cousins and tho uu1lts, whom
lle put out Of existence in alt tito different
nctlo.ls his tltnboIical ingenuity could s,,g-
gest. Sons wure knocked oil tho buck Ut
| the neck with clubs; some Weru blown np
after 1lnyIng their mouths anti throa!s filled
will lK,wtlef; SOME were whipped to death;
souo wcre cut III twain; alld sono were
| buried alive. At Inst, firing Of individual
slaughter, l,c gave tho signal to Ills soltl[ery
to llnisl. tho remainder ut once. Tho nttuts
l.
, 1880-04-13

TIN tn1rA1p rNttHsI has established Grnnch
rtre fr tho receipt Vt subseTiptlons md advertise.
npHts ns fellows. -.. .. .....
SEN fuHk--isbo,u q Tribune fulfilling. y. 4. Mo.
FAHnE::. Manager.
Hi.AAt3nW.s observation-disclosures American Eows
AEruey. II NeHAoIl.st
tstHnt}S. tnH.-AmcrIcan EschaNRe. ~ Etrhhd.
llES1lf r. Uttf.fG, .tEnn..
NABlllSGTUA. d. t.-tst1 + +trHnt.
, 1880-04-13

Ti1E sacrlf1cn Ut 100 persons not having
aiiuyel tho epidemic ut tho lsurncso CnpItal.
tho priests uEl astluWcrs tlnw ndvsu kiny
IheoLaw tu resnos1 Ills cupItal to tho farner IT,
c!sipn. 1t Is expected HUT ho will !nlIow tho
ntlvluu II tue nstsologpre, with what effect ~"
mains tU t,c s&gn.
, 1880-04-13

CARDINAL. NINA, FapAl Secretary, Inns
written ts tho French Government protesting
ag,li1lst tho enforcement of tho DEGREES against
thu religious orders. 4 cuhinet largely iNttt-
cnecd by n. 0nn,be,tA IL not tikuly To iluy much
Intention to l'upnl rutMotlstrnl.ccs.
, 1880-04-13

TnENE are 3.0N immigrants HOW In New
l1nrk w,,ttIha transportation ~ 1usll, DAks,tu,
WISCONSIN, iu,,l Mlnnrsotn, and e.leh itrtvlux
sst'u1ncr brings lnr9u m!slIttons tn thu number.
4 pleasant ieaturo Ut tho Immigration Ia that
n,ost uf those uesi,lng arp taking tu the c'untry
Anh nyoiltpg tho cit!es. Culuitziux paftigy aro
A!st3 quito ll4lnernlIs
, 1880-04-13

THOMAS Dorn, n f001hnrtly athlete, jumped
frun, IL hrlt11e to tho watcr, l:a fcnt l'elnw, ut
MunfurlyIfle, Ky, Slinl1ny lilo tscapnl injury
and received tIla pennies Ut tic cuIwti is u IT,
wnru FOR what they lcuEned his hcru[snl.
, 1880-04-13

TIFF annual incetlng of tho CltcnRo Pres
bytcry was hnld yesterday. Four lay mud fnur
clur;cnl Commissioners were sc1cetcti tn tttent
tho Presbyterian ucncrnl Assembly Mt Maillernt,
WlH., May ~. lscports from tho 1fnnG hnat For
ctYn MssUn Committees wrrO rcltll. showing
antisfAetnry progress during thu yelsr Tic fol.
lowing paasasc from, tho report III FnrclKl, s1s-
sfons tn worthy nj nlnre thln pnssfl,g Motiee:
ut would hnvc cost tho United Htates War i'e-
pNrstnent $li50,0o0 To kill tlfty-night ln.afnns
). Tho economy Of converting taom nj 4
cost 0f 3l3tW . +. Is 1nGnftcstiy cGnsrsct,-
Mia"
, 1880-04-13

TIE Ncr1nnn Parliament l,ayo In effect
rcscnlcd tho resolution which led tp tho rcs's-
nntion Ut Prince l5islnnrck, Ths WIS doubtless
tlouu purpuscty, md tho return Of tho Chancpl-
ior tn ILLS post Mt 'an curly duy S1ay bo antlci-
su,tnxY
, 1880-04-13

TnE Rev. Charles j.. Walker, Of Somerset,
Nusa., WIS expelled llr,ll tno ministry yt.stcrslay
by tho Methodist Conference fur nnprlcstly nua
immoral conduct.
, 1880-04-13

tho oice Of lovcr,or-} -}enunll Ut lnlln III tho
ha,,ls of the English sonrrtstry OF State, md
only nwaits tho arrival at IL succcssor to eInbar1
for Englnnd. Rumor is busy rs to his prooablo
, 1880-04-13

ILLINOIS Is not an easy State to "b0ss,"
There asu ncnray 1Q1 dolaxates In an Illinois
Btuto Conyentlon. However, uYilo Or oluyor 4
lIIu1lunur ,nuy be, ho uan Aaslly aurrulIi,a And
eApture ~ lasRo u body as this. III lonnsyl-
yu,,ta it's ll1gesunt. Thoro asa but soi luiegatrs
In II Pennsylvania convention. Even In Now
York. With It's iusa,cnse population. thone uro
ouly ha!f ns many arlcgates ~ In 1lllnuIs, It's
clear that II llllnals is to hAso q "boss" tho
representation Ut tho peopla ln tho state cosl'
ycllttUn tnuat be rcducra.
, 1880-04-13

Pf.oN-pLoS hns fo,lll n companion lnnr-
plot In n. En[lp OLIVER. lloth th0su WORTHLESS
will Immediately proceed to tllshrgnnlxn- tho
French Ionapnrtists, WHO, Hc:orllnK ~ Gum
bettas organ, hnvs nbout '' tho sumo Importance
ns euyporal'B guart'.''
, 1880-04-13

TuEl.E Is more tlln,, ono influential Demo-
c17t lii this city to wh0n Btr llurt a.as co,ltldGl
tho ent1,.ht Wish Ut Mr. Tous SCOTT Or Jay Duua
Ut thoau r,lilwny ,nagsatcs 10 contribute 3lu0D
t0 $ M to tho PURPOSE Ut securing hfs election.
hiu1,y pe0pIu hive believed this, aild wondered
what GurriCe Mr.. scott Or u0ulu expected FROM
him In rGtt,rt,.-1utesh, Ituie.
Er. 14unls uill discriminating aynlnst ship
pcFs aud tho Carsla roads In fayDr Ut tho 0uuid
nnd Vanderbilt alliances furnishes all tho ex'
plallati0n That ID 1loce1 ut tAo rsli!way support
tts uuth0r hlk reuclY0tl.
, 1880-04-13

A co1onE1, ,tlan charged with having COM
mlttc,l murder ns fur buck M 1ssa WIS takcn
frunt tho 1ail Mt urccnaurs. La., By tIftcrn nsc
Last Sunday and lynecst.
, 1880-04-13

Lo,nArD. tho Touo!l6 Of Napoleon ILL.,,
h,,a tlusi, nild taat,y persons IN high stnuon In
Frnncg nlsluiltiy hupo TINT hla secrots have ded
with him, Most Of the spIes Ut tho latU French
Empire woro employed by tho DECEASED per-
, 1880-04-13

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Az betweut atr. nltlnp nlll = thru term, nftcr
tho ilrSt .los, tho f0rtl,ur will receye ono-halt
Ut tho Vtrlla,lt n1d Massachusetts delegations,
bringing hs totll Nuw England vnto ,1p u 10. or
NOR, thau twtcs whut It wsta ut Cincinnati. Itv
will also gnln - yotos from ltttians, which 9hVu
hin ITO support ut Cincinnati; - votes fronl
Mlch!Knn, which WIS thon ngntnKt him; votes
frtnn California, which wAs uygn1y 1Iyilc'l; Alld
IL tu ~ votos fst'm Ohio, which was fur llstyea
fr,nn tlrst to lust. Theyo aullns aHI1ant to tuO
Votes. Thoy Aro nll tuG to tho thlrl-torM lss.lu,
which hun beon forced tllam tho poop[o In such u
way NJ 10 nuke sr. Ntatne's cAalitlaoy tho unly
nlter,lut!ye. II tho sataa potey IL pursued until
tho Chtcax, Convention pvot1 ho Will ltl'ake
Ealns In l'npxp pected 'luartcrs, astd will prubAhly
Ku Into that Convention With lloru vutes OH tho
:lrst hAot thats tlo could muster 1T Cfnct.aa ut
tho Atlrl,
, 1880-04-13

'ltAr1o SEYMoull lets hls memory glltle
6ently buck to ls8, R1ld remembers k&Iv old aud
fouble luau hu Ia, nnd how weak bis party w,ss
when Il had A!m fur leader. Nevertheless Dir.
, 1880-04-13

THE Chiatan soll!ery arucharged with hay
lug committed tho ulost infamous crIu,es ut
b1uendu. The officers. III wGll w tho men, wpso.
co.,cer'.ed IN thosa outrascs, They entorod
privute houses opened lruweys, trunks, eta.,
aud rthcd thouI OF tl,nir contrnts. Tho soldiers
bud u bs tr..t On by their oonlsud0s bcforc they
deslstoQ tru,n crimes against women nnl oh!l.
, 1880-04-13

fiES. AND AtNs. CHANT md pnrty nre ex-
pccted ut their ho.i,o In uatcuu this week.
, 1880-04-13

National Election law ut tho approaching
Presidential contest. Their Efforts nj tho
extra scssion lase summer were directed TO
tho actual 1lnlI'flcatlon OF tho law. Their
failure to accomplish, this wins followed by
sucl. emphatic popular condemnation tfat
they dared not resume thu original design,
but they are determined h Itsuldicap the Inv
and the Executive hrancl, of the inyerilmcnt
III s.icl' manner tint there vii! no no ado"
n.lnto protection against frnlid anu VIOLENCE.
Tho bsllttoznrs, roNglls, repentGrs, and bal
lot-Eox stniiers nro to 'ie tloillled TINT thu
Nnt1ntal Inv Inns beer rn'l,etl Of Its vitality,
mid Tint there twitl o t'h dnaKcr II, Violating
1t. 10 thls ei,'i wnS inserted tic amendment
In tho Deficiency bill wl'ir'l provides hmt
the Spec'nl Dop>tlcs slsnll hc appointed by
tic Courts itlstratl of tho Utite. Ssnle* MIR
sslals. llo RESULT hlhy be III some cHBes TINT
ITO Special Deputies VIII bo hrpolntetl;
lit oil cases thu election otl'scrs Will
no longer 10 subject to tho authority ut their
ll0t1illtna cllicfs, nild t,ay nr 1li0y lint dis-
cl,nrgu tltoir dtttles fntthfuIly. Even 1t hull
est'y dtsposeh tn protect tic Integrity Of tic
ba'tis, tic Mntsl,1lls will lc l!otorollsly Ill
capable t'ntler tho circumstances, for tho
rrnposcd amendment to tlla Army bill Will
l'o notice tllat tlloy ealt1ht call upon the
United Statcs government far any assfstance
except through jM'licni process which can
scarcely bo bcgnn beforr tic election will 10
oyur.
This stubborn and prolonged resistance to
tho execution Ut tho Election luws denotes
fraudulent Intent u,u,u tl,r ,r,rt uf thu l)p,uo-
cruts. Inst yt.nr the etTort 10 tphrnE tI,esu
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, 1880-04-13

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e"r'np''o,. i'll ."o nra,leIN'" vi .!'o p"o''c
sef'le'' lhe ~. ~" ofk Cus'ons'it"''se "''s
proven 10 oe l'rfa''s "e'' VI .n'eses' m'o
n'elena,ts tei'lS!"s 10 ~ n'','"e,ea !'M,,s- t,,
icffel tlle'F ols'lless !" 1'n'l'u'c'I'li"' 1'o
'ese'a'lo's Ill 'he 'nter''a'-re'e'a4o seE'aco
WIT" e'H" n'ol@ a'sastfs,l's, anu ''e eon'lfS
WIZ s1aF'Fa NY tae h"s''H'it!ealla "a'"ssa'.
v u. lhe WHISKY ll"uAs' a.@1 .nc rlose o'l'ela'
'ela1aoi,s OIL the e"''y VIII tae hls''f sess.
iee "l tho Government All tIese i"f"lshe.'
t'e opp's''oh WIN t''e ''laleft''! 'or r.e''s.lu-
lns general 'e'oth III tho aalh'his.sat''o
departments Ui tIt lsnSGf1lllltilt. lltH lNGt
, 1880-04-13
hstu~A:NlEN'ES.

Ifnhief'a Theatre.
fBrdntprt Atrtst. btwcor t'1nrh md Ia Fails. I'm.
guKouent uf Nobsun ant t:rano. "ahass nnd Htat*''
, 1880-04-13

'fllE Mayor lust oyelilng vetoed Items OF
the appropriation orsitnanee for &ehool. sites,
'.'s.trs, ai,l buildings. Asaouutlng In al u soue
, 1880-04-13

lltes who help execute Ills Infamous ttccrcea,
a,,d put him ont Of thu why Ms speedily NJ
IH,ssiltle. Tho Gxistcllce OF sucl, bloody
beast Is n disgrace 10 modern civilization.
, 1880-04-13

MoElcker'A T'larntrE.
AftA!s,,n ssrpcs. t0twen tiaHrLrn ind State. I'm
pngcu1tnt nr +. \. Sutl.ern. "Unf AMurtan t0nan."
, 1880-04-13

1Invtrly'a 'rhrnfrr..
t1cnrhorn street. curslcr at Munsno. Engagement
Of the Elrnlfy ltfotllcrs. "Enclantmtut."
, 1880-04-13
TnE following putit!o'I wns yesterday cir

49,. ga. w." ~, '
n, ~. W ., u.u .' .a'., 1, ..s
NJ fuft.i H,e " ,s.t - y,x.tnt;Is; IT., ~
.iursjgt,cd, at!ze,s 0f tto Stutu Ut Il!iuis, it,
luyilg thu stsent tty III salt H. ,,tlryslsn.nlle
aud ''nItvs.itu' wAerr!'y n,!o t'l fho sltst nml
s" ~ IN, m'.," ,.src, f.,Ilv 'mtit 'tw !,.
fimt iii ,iutr u,t s,lt liz t,.,yttl. mn ti,Mt th
AlElu hu ilaeeti un tho ftro list.
TlI., advocates Ut FREQ salt, It would seem, In
tc, II, mako colltts.t,h cll1au with tso fuvorx
tho ru0yn nj lne ut IN print. Enper, type, rtc,
anl ,nlto With tl,o,n ". tho Tng1lshGni bill, III
put,ttors slnur to tho above ,lra now bctuY elr-
cuntel III tho ritts ,lltl larger tnw,lH Ut ivory
Stutu III tho l1llitll. lIttera receives. y purtjcs
II, this city who aro pushing this work sow thut
thu! Gtiau 1T frgu silt la yUrr generally aud tt,.
, 1880-04-13

fntfrtf at the F,st-Etes nj Chicago. ILL.,. At steoI-
ELtss Matter