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WHIT: T,E.Ale LAKE HOTEL.
EnsAf ~ FI{.rx, ,fsk ~ - fskt

ST. PAUL, MlIn., Sept. 7.--'rIlD South
Shore Hotel ut White Bear Lake, u popnlnr
summer resort, s. =. Gree,lmal, proprietor,
WIS totally destroyed by Hire about II o'clnclS
lust night. utter every one III tho l,utel
Ind retired. The building and grounds
aru tho property Of tho estate Ut tic
late l.. c. Dunn, w'lo WIS proprietor up 10
tho time Of his death. Mr.. Grceull,t,n hatt Il
tcn-year least, three 1T wA1cl, have already
expired. Thu estate il;ss $107 itIsllrt.lcr on
the lntel md S:,0O Insurance M this fur
llEtare. 4 portion Of Which belonged to
the estatc, Tho building Is vnl,eh ut ii 800
cottage md furniture, hut. It's nil llis papers
arc destroyed, hO ealtlnt tell ut this moment
how 1t r. tlivIletl. Tin Inst OF the guests had
taken their departure o,, tho morning ttutll.
, 1880-09-08
A. STRANGE ENDING.

A Msn from Utica, n, y, I,ellborutoly
Tnaes 1lln Life III Nlnynrn Falls-Ti.e
Cool r1a.,s,er III Which lie Prepared
for tl,o F"tnl Acs-11is nsove1nemt* ~"
Viewed by Young L"dy-ilc shoots
Himself ana tai1s ~ INTO aho napid1@
spfeeaa n!sae.e" y, g o ~ ca'e'e' .rsoaae'
noFfAlo' ~ H. aep'' 80 sleat eala-
IaSt seelns u eAe1clse ssta"sely t"v.t!ils
!'nuehce up,it peop.c WIN, Weaf1 " u!o
sullo % oil ii this this moltn % coll bstore % aturs's -
nmnlnteta time. Tllers hayu been mnnv
ssncrtnw atarttirv suicides Mt Ntaroyr
ass'," ""..h "ss ,,at,u...;'sss,..s ssst,."
r@aas o"s nomc . e, molo ~ e'tt1',euay n, !,
Utica, this State, last evening. Ile was MP
1mromtIy nbo,lt As years or me. mid arrived
~ ~" Tolla thut oft"rmnnr ~ tha ~, tra,n
, 1880-09-08
LOCAL CRIME.


THE HANGAGE TJffEF.
Tho bayxa4u tccoycrcd from tho thief VIII.
.a "s .no 'up1cot oi cohsiaefaoo NIX
NJ INC AfinoTy yesterday, 1t fs quito probable
thnt tho nrrest mnrks mn ern tn tho mode OF
checking a1,tl forwarding inupnpe hv rattrfnt1
Wr,.t,n ,nnkc. nj. hnast .h't IL ~ - "a.,o,.,o
NJ ,,,,,.,,,. a,v ,.",,.o.'" 'uas . w .apao'e
nut Of ui,y ratlrnatl depot In A,ncricn. md that
tho csauccs against detection ,,rn nat vrrv urcnt
All thnt },o hns iuck,., h,, .o... T., ,rias -, s
.. ~ .,a sH,'' Nv e",s' ~ ol"er W Haho
r'en ha'''s OF posy - tho cotusloti Of some ono
, 1880-09-08

APPOINTING uENOCItATS TO OFFICE.
Special Hitpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. 7.-'rhe Natlon-
al Rcpnblicun tllls morning llas tile follow
ing:
! Tho Commissioners Of tho Frccdmen's Hank
@re following tho example Of some nf our heads
Of departments by hppolnttng ng1nocrnts to
lucratiye positions unaer them; 1nrenzo latleY,
rcgro .hntcr, holis / eicrksaip in Inc above. ii @
!latacd bunk. Ilu was ut ono tlno II page III tho
ScEHtG, and, when Senator DrllcD toOk Ills sIkt,
openly declared that II ho WINS Gallrl by him he
would " shoot tho nl4gor."
MUST PAY HIS OWN WAY,
Gt1,. Lon.stseet Is hers receiving instruc-
tIons ~ United States Minister to Turkey.
SECRETARY Eyarts informed lin yesterday
that l,o will bs compelled to pay his own cx-
pcnses there, ,as tho Government llns declined
furnishing the outfit. Gen. Longstrcet de-
cllncs to express un optDfon ns to National
politics. 1le says tint both tho Democratic
factous III Georgia aro bidding for tile negro
vote.
.'oI.D rNolls" MlIEs
It Is reported tint telt. Nelson 4. Miles, u
relative BY marriage OF Gen. Sherman {better
known as thu fu1nons Indian fighter of the
reed Uett,. Alburt Slyer. i;cn. Sher,nun il
clla1ccs VI his kindred.
CHANTS VISIT 70 WAsuISGT0S,
Gen. Dealu, ex-Aiinister to ,Austria, mid
lltstl!l!c frient Of Gen. tratt, aas @ received e
sffsa Gsn 5tsp 5 s. s' III & esnxSS fasS 'ft IT. d.
md will bu the guest Of Geit. ncnle. tirnnt'a
visit will rclnte to private matters. The
D0ys III blue Intend To give him II reception.
STAR I.OErEs.
The probability Is tl,nt I'ostlnaster-G General
Ainynnrd will not reopen tlle st;tr-route III
nc
, 1880-09-08

The alarm frum Box 70, Mt t3:30 yesterday
afternoon, was caused by spnrks fron II
chimney Mt NJ. 1l5 Statc street falling ,lpnn
tho roof Of No. 5st, owned by Z. Peters n,d
occupied by John llaason us Il SALMON. DAM
aEe. $40. Tie alarm was sent lit over tile y.
u. T. Cumpnny's wire.
The alarm frnfI BOX fsai, ut ]: :05 yesterday
nftcrll0ni, was cnl,srtl by !. fire IN twttstory
fraMe eooper.shuu ,,enr the C!ylMllrla placc
ttlsttflery. Tlle. Shop Is owned by Ge0rgu
sparks fro,n tho chimney FILLING upon the
rOnf.
Tho alarnl FROM Boy :r0t at l0::,0 last night
was caused by Il lire IN tho basement Of Nj.
II Cornell street., owned md occupied by
Lars LalAcl, as u dwelling and tutl,ir shop.
Cause, defective thu. Damage, so.
, 1880-09-08
A CHICAGO ARCHITECT ABROAD.

UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 7,--Archltcct Wolf, Of
ChicAgn, who llas bsen engaged by tho Mo-
hawk Valley Brewing Company to prepare
specifications and uIalla for their now brow-
ery-butIlting, .li,Is been III Utica for seyeral
days engHgctl upon tho work. The capacity
Ut this bravery, 1t ~ sald, will equal. II mt
exceed. ttat Of any otller lagcrbeer brewery
III tho United Suites.
, 1880-09-08
RELIGIOUS.

Special Dbpateh to 7At Chicago Itibuns.
GA1ESA, ILL.,, Sept 7.-Tho Frteport Dis
trlct Conference of the ". +. Church cu,-
yencd Ill this city .tAis morning. A large
,l,,,nbor tt leading clorgyl,tn arc In attentl-
allce. Tho exercises this afternoon included
Jutlge william, Spat,sly, Of taalenn. TAo
session will CONTINUE through tho week,
, 1880-09-08

FREstoST, Nefh, Sept. IA lnnn nnned
Edward lsnytc wus run oyer by Union PaeIllc
tyni.l Not Inst night, ut thls plaee, and nl-
most instantly ktIlwi. Tho u,at,, past middle
agc, WIS on hts way to Land City, Colo.,
where a hrntlIor Is supposed to reside, lie
stopped over from q i'assenger.tratn tn s.e
Il friend here. liz IL fran M.lrsl,ailta,Wli,
wlIsre he llas been under treatment fur sort.
eyea ut tIla eyn nlul ear illlirn,Ary. Tile
EUroMer's Jury. tn.sfny returned u verdict Ii.
accordance with thu ab0ve.
, 1880-09-08
0l]RBf'S REMAINS,

los P1sos AGENCY, Cu!o., Sept. 6-VIa
LAKE CITY, colo.. Sept. 7.-At tho request
Ut tho Uncomphngre Ulcs, thu E4tiy nf CMlcf
Nuray will b., exi,,lue.t and brt,l,ght back
here. They. aIso request tuat lie i,s siyeii
Christian bnrlal, with appropriate ceremony.
, 1880-09-08
nlIRNS' MONUMENT.

NEW YoMls. Scnl. 7.--Tio l'urtis. .stntue fbr
Central PARK, wl,iel, weighs nearly seven
tons, has Just arrived on tho steamer AncI.t-
ria. THIS pcdrsta! Of s'!iA KranIt, weighing
fourteen tons, arrived lust week. H0lll
statue n1nl l,etleatAl were transported hero
frcp Of charge,
, 1880-09-08

. 1NJ3I1AN NJ UNITIItSs
SAN FRASclsCo, Cal, Sept. IA special
from Fort Bowie says tho lndlaMs attacked
a,t! captured n stago from tho east sixtec.
tn' Ml!es from Fort Cummings, In New Mexico.
Inc dtlyer and passengers, two In nulnlNr,
sMere killed. Ona OF u!oln Was Ewing y.
SStsiaatlen. son Gf Capt. D. Mu.ldell., Ut the
fnlath EayAlry, l'he stugelluraes Wero' taken.
i;el. DutiI ind command were engngel ut
xinrt Cummings at tlie lime ut the l!uprctla-
.n'!t' .@It' Tic General las sent u party III pur"
, 1880-09-08

DEcATrs,,1ll Sept. 7.-1'hc Stntu meeting
of tho t;raiNl Court of Illinois Is In progress
here, with delegates present from Cli1rngo.
Cniro, Decatur, Springfield, Champaign, I>u-
quuIn. :.iul l}rnnklyl,. I'l!ls secret socicty is
COMPOSED wholly Of cntnretl las!les, md IL
alleged tn be y !,ra,.rll 0f tho Eastern Star
Order. Mrs. Armstrong, Of Chicago, IL tile
llrnsiulnY officer.
, 1880-09-08
rha Ex.Treasurer of Lncas Coun-
ty, Ohio, Turns Up
Defaultor,
Ills Shortage being Figured up
Mt Over Fifty Thousand
Dollars.
He Bids Good-By to Everybody
and Skips for Canada.
Criminal Nows Gathered Yesterday from
Various Parts Of tho Country.
AN OHIO 13EFAULTEfl.
Sn.rfat Dtfuutfh In Y'he fshttaot Tftlnink,

sptefas Diipatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ToI.EtO, t., Scpt. 7.-Tlc lIainc Of another
Lueus County oisiccr las bcelt added to thu
list OF ,cfaultets. Md cx-Trcasurcr Il. u.
Hail has takctla trip t0 Canuda. a report
to ,lis effect was circulated I'll tho streets
to+lny md spread like wlltl-rc. At first the
Intelligence was pDoll-loDl,cd, treatcd with
contempt, and pronounced IL fo,lndationless
rulnor. So strong, indeed, WIS public fait!.
III Mr.. Halls integrity, that 1ualy uf tho
lca,llng citizens up0n hearlng tue startling
news simply refused IL bcieyo 1t, a,,d dbl nut
even take the trunble 10 Inquire Us IL Its cur
rrt1less or fa!s!ty. llundredso III people, l,uw-
ever, mol satisfied with The vague run0rs tlut
House fur further information. They found
the Treasurcr's office closetl mil II nottce
posted III tho door to the effect that no order
would be pattl until II settlement with the
outgoing Treasurer WIS completed, and that
the County Commissioners were NOW ELL
gagged In snttf settlement. 1lalfs term Ut
uiIlce expired yesterday, and loasketl further
tinlc In which 10 get his Accourts III slInpe.
This Commissioners granted him until to-
tiny, never thinking inr Il moment but that
everything was nll right, Us 1t wus known
to have beell few weeks RgO. Ill
stead Of injecting the Treasurer to-day, How
ever, they were nstonisheh ,tiiIs lnUrning ut
receiving note from lin saying that his
casI. account was short to tho extent Of Si0,-
0DO tllat llp had gone to Canada, nlll tile next
they would hear Ut lin would be that lie
was dead. liz n1so In Il letter implicated
twu Of Ills personal mid political friends ~
having Mnduly blctl him In the erection of
gas works Under 4 new patent III several
llallh,lH towns. Although thu tletnfPntt0i
f0uss RtHFF 1t 4itrhF5l II rn1itI ff4fn
, 1880-09-08

CoLuMlsUs, O., Sept, 7.-Charlcs Miller, tho
y0''l'g mail who attempted suicide last hight
oy taking morphine, was removed from tic
City Prison tlls morning to thu lloIl,e ut Ills
w'fo III order tint he might bo butter carel
i9r. His father refused to bull him ollt, hut
IItu A1ny0r considered the ease 10 serious thnt
~ consented t0 the removal, policeman be-
lhsuctalled to guard tho prisoner. A!tluHgh
Ssfy low, 1t Is now believed Mlllor will re-
Cover. "
, 1880-09-08

up train, deratllng 1t and wrccklng about
seven, cars containing furniture aiul hlts.
Tho locomotive was bndly damaged. No
pcra0n was severely Injured. All tratns both
ways wrr! delayed Ive I,ours. a wrccklng
tlNln Is now nt work clearing the track.
, 1880-09-08

RICHARD l., FRANKLIN,
Special DIspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW York, Sept, 7.-aIr. Richard l.. Frank
I'LL, who Inns bee,l President Of Insurance
companies for twenty years, died Mt hts resi-
tienco Mt Rlyeriale-ol,.thc-lI Hudson ths morll-
it.E, nftgr III illness Ut two mouths. lie
Is well known among tho Insurance men Of
tho country.
, 1880-09-08

TOLEDO, O., Sept. TIT has beon ascer-
alie4 tint K. u. Hall, wllosa term Of office
ss Treasurer Of Lueus County has Just ex-
ggted, Is detaulter II, the amount Ut 81, 900.
Eau was elected by the National Greenback
Rsfty- and hMl saryed ouu tarn. 1u uuta
, 1880-09-08
OLD SETTLERS, REUNION.

Eptttl1 Wsp4leh 70 tn CAltaeo 1F1bUNe,
CnowN IolST, Ind. Sopt. 7;-.rhe Old
Settlers' Reunion for Lake CDl,nty alll the
"I[ea,l OF I.aka Michigan Country" will
take placo at Clown Point, lnd., on the 9th
inat..-Tllurs1ay ,ot this week. Carriages
will bg nt thu depot on thu arrival ut Tie
in0rntMK-traln from Chicago, to convey Yls-
itora to the Igsuyu, All are Invited.
, 1880-09-08

pirrsnuia. Sept. IA burr tn tho tiour-
[.g .nIll' Ut slarsl'all, Krnnr.ly d. Co. OK
pl9,led at noon to-day. killing s. II. atanlIlM9,
ehtef miller, INSTANTLY. A,Hl seriously tnjnr.
Ink J0sepE 1.ecllNur, nnOther elAp!oyt.
CAUSE Ut explosion unknown.
, 1880-09-08

SrAMFolD, Conl., Sept, t,7.-As ono freight
train Was pusslng unnther lust night, just
west Ut tito depot, tlu uNlu Ut the car oil tho
down tratn broke, anu tho cur falling oil ttio
uD track was struck By the locomotive Ut tho
, 1880-09-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,


MEM Yoils, Supt. 7.-Arrlyo.1, Z. the 1}otl,nta
ana Wyoming froln Liverpool, Monarch FROM
liayre, md llapsbure fron Bremen.
llAsinCn0, Sept 7.-Arrlyel, Westphalla
fram New York.
Aloy!Ll.E: Sept. T.-Arrlycl, Clrcasslan
frDm SHW York.
from Boston.
, 1880-09-08
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:
y. his Deputy lie admits The fact Of hta de-
isicnttnn. and requests linn y inform Ills
FATAL KSOCK-DOWT.

CINCINNATI, D., Srlh. 7.-'Tho Gn2ctlc'a
p"Mcroy to- special says: Frank Green
teolorct) was iurra'Iing for Narf'eld, when
thu Afarstlal undertook TO stop the noise. lIe
was struck by f'rrelt, wlicreupn .Jplln Hart,
his skull. at,4 killing him:
, 1880-09-08
A DIVIDEND.

NEW York, Sept, 7.-At the meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Ut tito Atlantic j. Pacific
Telegraph Cumpany to-day q dividend Of u
per cent Was declared for tie quarter ending
AuK, u,
, 1880-09-08

DEApwoop, D. r., Sept. IA Telegram
WAS received here to-tlay announcing tho
capture ut Fort sully, this Territory, VI K.
q. Albums, tefnultEng ex-rost,hastcr Of this
City, w!lD recently escaped from the United
Stnscs Marshal aftcr being convicted Ut enl-
bezzleMent.
, 1880-09-08
JAILED,

NASHVILLE, Tcnn., Sept. I'D. c. Doyce,
nlius u. Aaron, wantet! nj indianapolis fur
eInbczzleIlent, was Jailed hero to-day for
llurse'stealing.,
, 1880-09-08

HANNIBAL, Mo-. Sept. lin n fight at
1.akenan, OIL tho Hannibal i 81. Joe Kali.
ruad, Inst night, between bruce urecn anu
Calvin WurrCn. the furlnrr killed the lulter.
, 1880-09-08

gpsetas Dnpateh 10 Thu Cateaeo Tribune,
JASEsy1LtE, Wis, Sept. 7,-W!lIlnM isoss,
carpenter living lii tho Third Ward, whlp
building u totacctI-alletl to-lay fell frl,M IL
acutfultl, sustaining Internal Injuries tllat uru
feared will prove futal.
, 1880-09-08
RQTTING POTATOES,

BpfttdI UlIpatth to THO {Alsa9V Tribune.
WATE1rowH, Wls., Sept. 7.-1t IL tlscoy-
cred TINT thu recent wet weather l,,s caused
potatoes 0n lnw ground u Eut, md a stort-
age III! tho potato crols III, tlia section IL now
fatnr.A,}
, 1880-09-08

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 7.-The seven
tee1,th annual fair Of tho Now England Agrt-
cultural Society opened to-day with an ad-
dress by President Gcurge d. Lorlng. Tho
exposition Is tho finest yet.
, 1880-09-08

- BRAKEMAN KILLED.
8pseiat Dhpatfh to Ths Chicago IrtbuEs.
BATTLE CHHEK, MIcll., Sept. 7.-'r!n botly
of Charles Packard, brakeman on tlls t;nIIli
Trunk, WIS brought l.ere today. lle mrt
h!a 1eatIl wlnlu cIupllnE earssat Sltlwell.
lie leaves Wits at,l tnlllly III ills city.
, 1880-09-08
KALLQCH TO LECTURE,

kNILUEH To LECTURE.
CHEYENNE, Wyo. r.. Sept. 7.-W. ", Kel-
ly, wh0 was Talmage's manager during his
rgcellt lecture tour, passed through Oh ILLS
wny to San Frnnplseos to Mako tinal arrnnga-
llcnts with Mayor kall0ch for lecture tonr,
beginning lIDxt January tn Boston aud work.
tnE westward.
, 1880-09-08

DANIEL M'tNTIRE.
PARIS, Ky., Sept. 7.-Danfel AIcIMtrlrc, one
Of the oldest turf inen III the Stutc, dlcd to-
ttay, ugett 81.
, 1880-09-08

For coughs, eoIls, Or any Irritation OF the
throat take DR.. nulls Cough Syrup. Price. ss5
G4Altx.
, 1880-09-08
FAk'1LLtDN.
NOTICE,
INV s~@e-N@E WV h.@
NOTICE.

OFFICE nt 1T. MARY'H FALLH b1IIr CANAL,f
SAuLT brk. MAlHk, AuK. allh I'LL.
NDtc0 i hofpby g!veM ttut tlle NJ Marys Fall th!p
nuaa. sa u; liz S3 ia SSs"Iss III sS'''
a thu eana VIII bo cosott y pnabla ths y, y. Gov
Ufivnt tD pTt4tcn1u aulu YpFf Aeepssa
rnks Il can e 1hnstuY stated tult lheT3 will bo
ln,a&t.HNuniunt lnr my cauAo tDui thu tuts ubpTu
Hunt!un4u. AHttcG " HtYeH vi thi4 curly ut4u
Atp all shus1 hay lug guGLA ~ Ullef Ut shapaets W
n 40 tu nTtuu4u 10 hlYu It dGn0 tGfuF8 tnt lat1,
JnalA kEALutHG, hnVk
, 1880-09-08
FAIRS.



srfttat Nsratth ia 1he ch<aoa Tftb1sns.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 7.-'rhe attendance
at the State Fair to-day was not a success.
wl,en It Is taker into consideration that Gen.
urantand purity were ta be ull,ong tlia atteIltl.
an.s. Not over I, 900 people took III tile slow,
aNt not much enthusiasm was manifested
except among tho ul. old veterans, about
hundred of whom with the Lake City and
Governors Guards md tho Governor and a
few prominent citizens III cnrrlages escorted
tho General ntd purity from Col. Wins
residence ut y. tit. to tito Fair grounds.
Tho, rnrty were placed on. tho grand
to witness some races ut rather q
tune c1,urnctcr. after which Gen. Grant
catnu down OH tho truck in front OF Tic
Mdges' stand and held III informal reception.
The oil yetelutls crowded around to sl,ake
tho ltnfld Of their old chieftnI1l. Quito q
crowd collected, anl, after the General Ind
lno1!y, he nnd Ills party were taken I'll car-
rtAGes htld shown tho various departments Of
ule Falr nntl again driven up to the residence
Tonight there Is q great crowd ut tho
Opera House to hear Lawrence Barrett play
Rtchcllc.s nntt see Geii. GraMt.
The attendance Mt tho Fair Is only about
l'alf III lnrge Us tile 8athc day last year.
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rreasurer's Notice.
Painting and Paper Hanging.

House, sign and wagon painting and
paper hanging in the neatest style by John
II. Runyan. Shop on Wall street, above
postoffice.
IDAHO, Cry, April IS, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-26

CoMINa.-We are gratifed to an.
nounce that the Orange Rifles viii make
an excursion to Lake Charles On Mon.
day July 9th, and in view Of the cor
dial and hearty reception given by our
Orange neighbofs to our FIRE company
excursion to Orange last spring we
earnestly appeal to all citizens of Lake
Charles, and especially to the ladies, to
make every effort to secure an equally
cordial and pleasant reception here Of
the Orange Rifles, and of their fellow
excursionists. Let Lake Charles put
her best foot forward in this matter,
and the occasion will be a source of
great pleasure to us as well as to our
visitors.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-26

The Monroe Bulletin says the law.
yers in attendance upon the late SEES.
lsion Of the Circuit Court az Monroe
were considerably surprised and fnt-
tered when informed BY the Court
that printed and not manuscript briefs
were required. ANY good lawyer
might have known this before the
court convened. The Circuit Court
il q superior tribunal, and its jnrisdic-
ton is siaply regulated BY the amount
Of dollars and cents involved in case;
otherwise, it has the same power and
authority invested in the Supreme
Court by the Constitution. Hence, if
the Supreme Court require printed
briefs why not the Circuit Court st.
Landry Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-26

A FATAL HABIr.-Irresolution is a
fatal habit; it is not vicious in itself,
but it leads to vice, creeping upon its
victims with a fatal facility, the penal
ty of which many fine heart has paid
at the scaffold. The idler, the spend
thrift, the epicurean and the drunkard
are among the victims. Perhaps its
effects appear In the most hideous
form. He knows that the goblet he
is about to drain is poison, yet he
swallows it. He knows, for the. ex-
ample of thousands has painted it in
glaring colors, that it win deaden all
his faculties, take the strength from
his limbs happiness from bis heart,
Cypress him with disease and hurry
his progress to q dishonored grave,
yet he drains it. How beautiful, on
the contrary, in the power of resolu-
ton, enabling the one who possesses it
to pass through perils and dangers,
trials and temptatiousl Avoid the
contraction. Strive against to the end.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-26

The AooUrTAL OF CuRRIE, at Mar
shall, Texas, indicted for the murder
of the actor Porter, has excited intense
Indignation all over Texas, and well it
may. The case had excited national
interest and attention, and the fact that
Currie was . recently imported ruffian
from another State will not be- gener-
ally known, and Texas will, .upjustly,
be credited with Currie and all that
the name implies.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-06-26
PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
ments in old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE
jected may still, in most cases, be patented
by us. Being opposite the U. s. Patent Office,
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS Elk.
CLUSlVELY, we can secure patents in less
time than those who are. remote from Wash
ington and who must depend upon the mails
in all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise
as to it's patentability free Of charge. Cores
pondence confidential, prices low, and NO
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBTAINED
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General d. NJ
Key, Rev i. D. Power, to officials In the u
S. Patent Cffice, and especially to our clients
In every State of the Union and in Canada
For special references, terms, advice, &c,
Address q. A. Snow AZ CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. G.
June 20, 1SS0.-tf.