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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26

OF the State. ! regret as much a. apy man
the exieencies Of this order But. sir. IL
these exigencies must come. am glad that
l am called to live in such an hour az thi.
y ssee an occssi0n must come to NV native
osase' ! am glad that live to have a pan in
the defence OF her Constitution and her laws.
NOV. are We right in the passage Of n res
olution ike that ~ well a. in the ras.aoe ~
The wise and judicious act which has been In.
troduced here by the Judiciary Committee. I
90 NOT propose to go over this question of the
court decision upon which we rest all our
action. That has been discussed and set,l,.d
mere Is no man in the State Of Msine thai
does not understand that the decisions Of the
supreme Court settled this matter. II IA
ioiiy and nonsense for men to talk of the mar.
tlsan character Of the court. or that ,hc;,
opinion Il not binding. Twill tell YOU hov
looks to plain man not . LAWYER. There
arises question Of what the law il H.rs
are I'VE bodies that meet. each claiming IN
oe the legislature We begin to talk about
the matter, and they tell us that one branch
Vi 'ne government cannot interfere with the
other-that the Judiciary has no snshor;,v
over the Executive or over the Ieo;.Is,;rs A.
partments. Then We saw are not the d,fTsr.
ent departments amenable to Law. +. thu.
any ia~ under which each branch of the
government should act? The answer
is, yes. There is question between n.
ana me people down here in Union Hall AZ to
vnat that Law 10. How shall We and on,
cnst It il: We do not ask the supreme
Cosr to enforce any Law in the case but We
~, ne people, want to know what 1t il nov.
VINO 70 tea! us! Ask child in the street
mo snail tell rs what the Law il. Thai !.
Al We want to know. We will execute tho
~. ~; IN : certain sense Who shall tell us.
Union Hall decide II? No! We have . MI.
Of men % decide what thst law is. Wenrc.
pee y Do certain things II We can know vhs,
the iav y m the matter, and We srbmitted ths
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26

pfovisi0nD Of he coustieution .rri Is, thn.
declared h . usurpation Of author;tv And
must be held void.
This language IL plain and conclu.;ve and
ought to be satisfactory. espec;alIv 20 +ho.s
who have loadly pro(eased b. he c.verred h.,
Law, and Who are stickiers fcr .cbsx;ns -.
constitution. The court understood i. n,oy.
ince. anJ DISCHARGED the solemn AND ;.,,o.
tant duty resting upcu them in th;. mos, .c,iom.
juncture Of Affairs. pe,h aps the most .e,;o..
Of any since the formation Of the S..s. v;,h
dignity. courss, and ci..,n... 3, IN
that it is partisau decision. Well on. n.-tv
or the other vas wrong Thecourt mus, decide
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-26

only the guilty who empress in violation OF
nav the evidences Of esjmes Tho innocen,
have no occasion 80 to do. II it 10 said thu,
they we're taken to lay before the body
under the hill At Unien Hall, answe,
that all committee had been raised Ard ali
reports made when such feturns cevld b.
used. before the spoliatien. No. sir, there i,
. reason which would seem to lie bahind ali.
And 90 honest men will believe until the re.
turns are brought back and an examinatiop
discioses that these natural suspicious are I'm.
fosnded-time will tell
Nor 10 their abstraction . crime asains,
the men elected alone. 1t il the gravest Of.
fence against the sovereign people Of the state.
II ,s betrayal Of truss which 10 all the more
serious because it staftles and avaksus n. Ia
the realization Of the fact that in this com.
munity, that in this New Ensland state, in thi,
latitude Of good msrais as ve foudlv believe
such crime is found to BE possible.
The abstraction Of Tie seal Of. State il .
matter of still graver hardihosd and wrong.
The require nent of the constieutiou render,
1t imperative tia it shsuld BE- afaxe6 10 Ger.
tain commissions and other important papers.
Even the department Of justice must await
tn presence II . marder or other crime i.
committed and the guilty party takes refuge
In this state, before he can b. properly eur
rendered, the warrant and other papers issued
by the Executive, must BY Law bear the seal
Of the State. II may delay and def.a, the
operations Of justice " slH eel b wanting
1t 10 for this reason that . new zeal - hecn
ordered 70 replace the one taken avsy. asd
is nov nearly ready for use Il b The bader
OF the sovereignty Of the STATE. and should
only be ased n the place of ls usual and
proper custody AID by sAa peeper g., Of
the Stafe - EN'FF7 =
And nov, Mr.. Speaker. what % the asoved
Presext for these acts: In NJ Judgment NO
man q unpsejsdiced mind asd ftir inselIi-
sence. can Be fosnd, Who has any doshe a.,
snder the decisiea II De Sspss9e Ce.rt. she
cosvesssea which 0es - elscs IL fasisa Sec
Rotary Of State, VA illegal. aad ~ he elec-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-22
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
IA T.
LAKE CHARLES. Ia.


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One copy, ono year ... 8 2 09l
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Single copies i Il. Il. \. .l.- .s.. 8
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-22

sgl .--------- n FL X.
n tbe Federal Senate. 81 he 4tb
the Kcllooy-snofford L resolution be;no
un,ler oons;derat;on 81 III. veat snoko II
support IL tbe resolution
Hc cxnrcssed ro,te,nnt III tJ,e ct,,, ~
of the minority ii tbe committee. md
asked what amount of sincerity there
was il is language. What WA ]oyaltv3
Do We not know nj confined tl,at
loyaltv ~ H. eopst;t ,,t;op ,psaux that
these geptlcmep arc s;,n,,Iy lova) Il ILL.,
republican party /! Do we not know
that anv man Vim w;ll c;ve b;s aIlc.
riapce e tIat organization and vot..
tl,e republican ticEet ,,w;lI ~ reeo; vad
Into Fill fellowabin and without reoard
e auv repentance for tbe rast Win n
claimed Is AZ honest faithful and true
citizen when did Mosbvs wben d;d
Lopostreat ubep d;d Il M ro,,e,.s ~
the part tbey took N I'LL rebsllion i
Point to one word q ana svllable Il
which one ,,f tbeae !. arcl-t rs;t,,s ], q
rsaublican parlance have ever aa;,| thev
renented FOR / moment ri hav;ng I'M
their tattered ur,ys a,ya;nst tbe ITn;onI
- : w u
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-22
PROFESSIONAIl CAkI1S.

i n I1<)Is69E E5. WELLS, Attorney
M at Law, lake Chnrles. Galcasieu
Pariah, La&. practines ri Galcasieu, 81.
Landry. Lafsayette nnd Cameron Par
ashes, La. feb15'G6
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-22
" l mi RI, II d i n 1E W

TaR. e. ID. CE AIN Iete of Glllvcsfpn, laas
y become q fesdent Of Lake Charles III.
Oifiec aud reaId Once ON Ryan street, adjoining
residepcc Of DR.. II. j. Lyons and sxill practice
at the resIdence of hisInatrois when 30 de-
sired tSeb, 21 A Sso. o.-tf. IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
Rural Happenings.

EARLyILLE, Aug. "A, 1880.
re are "A few people in tins tins city who
ha perfect dread of "Racc week." and for
IL GOOD and sufficient reason that it brings
many here that are not really desirable
guests at any time; much less on that par
tlcular occasion. Then, there are those who
look forward to its coming as the one week
of pleasure, as we'll as gain for all the coming
year. The latter class have been sadly disap-
pointed IN the past week, as the attractions in
Chicago offered by the "Concave of noble
knights" there gathered was too much for the
prominent people and more too, consequently
our Fair Grounds we're conspicuous for the
lack of It's usual yearly crowd; and some of
the gentlemen having horses and stakes"
(belleve that is what they call greenbacks) left
us, with the advice to the citizens "to turn it
into a pasture next year" Not at all. We
shall do nothing of the sort, my dear sir. We
are gong to renew ourselves and strive to
make Earl a little more attractive to strangers
than it has been in the past few years. We
shall hold out welcome hand to all are
worthy, enierpising, honest people, and intend
pushing aside those who can't see but zone
pig in poke" to the detrment of the city and
Its interests, and then see if we will have eve
ry year the census man comes around to show
up that we are growing like a poor man s
bank interest" or a. brother Signor wisely and
sagaciously remarked, growing behind like a
fgfl Ia Oa1In,,, alyn Oh al.
but in this instance at became evident to him
that people of one idea are a very handy thing
TO have in a house," but then you see they
were not the material to make city out OF or
after it had been made to improve its numbers
and business interests and keep it running.
Well We tried the old plan, and now we wen
try the new one, and people that want to settle
among US will be made to feel at home with.
out bringing their minister along to prove
their marriage, grand-chld's picture under
their arm, and bank book pinned loosely on
their hat. No; that time is past, and all now
that Is wanted Is, that they be honest, indus.
trious people, and they will find hearty wei
come among US, at least from enough TO make
them feel at home, and that too among our besl
citizens; and If their mind is not of the con
tracted order, they will not be forced 10 take
TO water by way of baptism, nor yet sign an,
creeds against their judgment, bu, can ius
settle down nicely and happily. Ofcourse W,
Will look TO their welfare little occas,onall,
by taking an interest in their personal affairs
which will all be for their future benefit. Bu
we are forgetting other subjects that we wisl
TO write about, ard fear that these remark,
have already been too numerous" Sill the,
were suggested to US this past week by hear
ing some of our most intelligent and most in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

Northwestern manufacturers are buying in
sufficient quantities to meet current wants, but
the movement is not very brisk, and prices re
main as before The asking rates from store
for eastern Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois wool
range as follows: Tub washed bright 4G@
~ n b; do dingy and coarse 4l043c
fleece washed medium 40@42c n b; do fine 30
d3Sc; do coarse 33M36c; unwashed medium y
do heavy ls@24c; bucks fleece l6@lSc.
CATTLE-The receipts were moderate, and
with buyers of all classes in pretty good attend
ance. At the opening of business ordinary TO
good shipping steers at stronger figures in TACT,
but toward the close there was an undertone OF
weakness developed. some demand for export
existed, and first quality becves sold to the ex.
tent of the offerings at steady prices or at - 81
as 90. Grass steers Of common and medium
quality were not quite SO badly neglected as
formerly the range for this class being So 5Od
| 90, while fair heshy lots were taken on east
ern account at 81 15@430 The bulk of the
trading in good to choice native steers was al
s. 4Od4 Is. Native butchers stock Of the better
qualities sold fairly at steady rates, while com
mon, old cows, and Inferior mixed stun mel
with slow market, the extreme range OF prices
being seas 80. Texas through cattle were
again in light supply and the feeling in the trade
was n shade better, cows and mixed lots being
quotable at S2M2 40, and common to good
Through" steers at 81 50@2 30. There is little
or nothin doing in stockers at present, the only
demand Of consequence being from specuiators
who are paving from 81 20 TO 50 for common
| light to good smooth lots. Spring calves are
worth from Sllml3 e head, and mich cows are
| in demand Mt SlSOd3O each according to quality
| HoGs-Gcncral business was again slow ano
dragging on yesterday at further average de
probation in values of Toe per 100 lbs. MiXec
packing grades were particularly dull at The
decline and as common and grass hogs were II
luuitc large supply, statesmen, in a good many
instances, found it decidedly 'up-hill' work Il
dispose of their stock. The market for choice
heavy shared in the general weakness, though
few superior punches brought fully previous
figures. Common mixed packing and grass
| hogs sold slowly at 81 Gj@i 50; fair to goo'
heavy Mt 81 s5@5 10: good to strictly choice
heavy shipping grades at 50 l56t5 10; fair t
choice light at S5d5l5 and skips and cuils a
S4@4 80. The pens were pretty well cleared o
all the desirable offerings, and the market close
uuct and easy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

On Tuesday Daniel O'Kane and wife (O, known
as Mrs. Block, and four women, proprietors and
inmates Of the old Capt. Reed house, west OF the
fair ground, known as The Rock, were arrested
on charge of larceny, the complaining witness
being one Cornelius Haggarty, Of Morris. Hag
garty swore he robbed Of S65 there on Monday
night. The inmates, unnamed in the warrant,
were dischared because of the insullcicncy of
that instrument, while Haggarty made such a
weak case against the proprietors that they also
were discharged. Haggarty was laughed at for
his pains, the general conclusion being that a
man who will visit brothcl should not squcal
at losing his roll of money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

If YOU are suffering with cough, cold, asth-
ma, bronchitis hay fever, loss OF voice, tickling
in inc throat, or any affection Of the throat or
lungs, use DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Hi, is the great remedy that is caus-
ing so much excitement 10y It's wonderful cures
curing thousands of hopeless cases. over one
million bottles of DR.. Kings Ne" Discovery nave
been used within the last year, and have given
perfect satisfaction in every instance. We can
unhcsitatingly say that this is really the only
su,r care for throat and lung affections, and can
cheerfuly recommend il to all. Call and get a
trial bottle for 10 ccntG, regular size for 81.
II. Y. Griggs, Ottawa, III. az
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

,r, .,uoyin,r were this week granted licenses
TO marry
Jobn Anderson and Alma uU!'
Grorge Amsler and Emma Wtoei'
Jazz" III II Trrpch and Bridget Brennan
"a II Ronher and Emma u, Jenkins
~ Geor,,e and Margaret Boardmah'
~, Strickrr and Rachael Ngby
T"ooh Halle and Emma Fleckensteln'
INSANE.
IN Tuesday last Wn. Stadden, OF Earl was ue'
o,orea insane; cause, spinal diSease-an acute at
,aol Of cerehro spinal meningitis. lie Is I'D
roors old. manifcsts suicidal tendencies
JAIL.
Tho rrcepts of boardcrs at the JAN last Ha'uI =
J., mara ouit. numerous. There was Geo W.
Kinds Of Mendoza, young man brought rom
Iowa. ON Il requistion, by Mcintyre ho -
cbaryed with the crimes of enhancement anu
forgery against Mr.. Best of Mendoza
John Charley and Ed. MorrisseN oil La oa.'',
CHARGED with attempt to kill Vim. Wallace, jailed
the same dav. Charley has since been Oaileu QUIZ
Geo. ". Thompson, charged by Lottlc Gamer
IN with bastardy, was arrested In Rutland sa'ur'
d,y morning and Jailed He has since given
bal ,,,,
John Hanley came the same day from La oai'c'
charged with grand larceny-stcaling rope lr"'li
Husc, LOOMS IL Co.
Chris. Rugges, charged with riot IN feru' anu
given - DAYS, was discharged on Tuesday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

The Weakly Press (Mich.) says; A book entl
tied ~ Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases
has been received from the author, B.J. Kendall,
NJ. D., Enosburgh Falls, Vt, and after careful
examination we feel justified in commencing ii
as book that should be in the hands Of every
farmer, or horse owner. 1t is the work OF one
who knows whereof he speaks, and contains a
large number OF valuable receipts, and the low
price, - cents, places 1t in the reach Of every
body. For sale by Osman & Hapcman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
nSANED IIIN IIIE '

SPRINGFIELD, TENN, May 6. 1919.
DR. A. Il. WHITE De,u' SV' am sriuga great deal of
your Pum0unria have large dcmlHd for IT, and rrcuu
mend to the best cough medicine In the market tud
am not afraid to recommend H. as had IL thoroughly
tested one Of my customers VINO was given up 10 ne
After taking three fy-ceut bottles Of PHlmUnrp. C com
mcnccd Improving ana when he had taken the NTH hntc
he was up and In my spJrr and said IT SAVED NY LIFF
and that hr should always and The PuiWpn'fI,
for il had saved him from DEATH and was the Car-c oi -
taking IT," todd him not tu love me- but DR. NAi" lhr
inventor of THIS great medicine. lam selling rum eight 10
Nnecn bottles u week of your PumonariA.
Your. truly. W. ECKLES.
Sold in Ottawa By Forbes * GchrluE huElA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

The best salyc in tho world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds
Of skin eruptions. The salyc is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction In every case CT money
refunded. Price - cents per box. For sale by
Z. Y. Griggs, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
SanCllO rama,

Blessings on the man. exclaimed Sancho
Punza, "who invented sleep" Granted, Sahcho,
but is not he who restores peace 10 aching brows
more blessed. Neuralgia aud Rheumatic suffer
ers who have obtained permanent relief from Dr.
Thomas Electric On ought 10 and probably do
think So The medicine relieves Inflammation,
external and internal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

The La Sale County Far for 1850 takes place
week after ueXt-Sept. 6-10, We shall not at
tempt to make any appeal to our readers to turn
out the Fair is their property and will be just
what they make it, It's purpose is to bring lar
mcrs together to show each other the results, so
far as possible Of their seasons work; to see how
a. a whole they have improved their stock and
their vegetable products during the year; and to
talk with each other discussing the merits OF the
various breeds of stock and methods OF proinc-
Ing the largest amount of grain to the acre, ana
the merits Of new seeds, vegetables &c. The
business men of the city should use it to show
their goods and wares The objects are thus well
understood the people can make 1t a success ii
they will ON Tuesday and every day thereafter
there will be races in the afternoon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

A little boy being told by his mother to
take a powder she had prepared for him,
"Powder-powderl" said he; mother. l Amt
a guni'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

NHl'HsV +FHr N'''
CHICAGO, Aug. p,

CHICAGO, Aug. q, 1850
The Times of yesterday says:
On 'Change the movement was more favora-
bic for holders of property on yesterday. In
both grain and provisions the tendency was up
wards, and, as "A rule higher prices were rcaIiz-
ed Speculation was quite active in all the lead
ing markets
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28

\ nero was shot in Streator on last sunday
MIGHT, about II O'Clock, by o. Clark, nlSht po'
liccman As near AS can be learned the FACTS are
that the negro was reported quarresome during
the afternoon and evening, and about the hour
mentioned became involved in quarrel with d.
Rumlees. The police were called, and on at
tempting To arrest the negro lie ran. Clark
called on him to halt, which made him run the
faster Clark opened fire on him. Four shots
missed and the fifth struck in the back. The ball
lodged in the right breast and will doubtlessproVe
fatal. Conflicting rumors are out regarding inc
quarrel he had with Runlees. Some say ne went
TO Rumlecs' house and insultcd hs wife, others
that some roughs with whom he had an old feud
were trying to get away with him all evening"
and put up job on him. Clark has not been
molcsted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
A CARD.

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WIN send their celebrated Elcctro-VOaic Belts 10 u
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They mean what they say. Write To them without delay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
Pinckney's School and College
Directory fer 1850.

At office free, hy mai
best schools furnished
NEY'S Agency for 81
nth Street. New IOrl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
G.. VI. SHAW.

EesnectfulIY
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-17
MURDERER CAPTURED.

| On the 10th inst, Deputy Sheriff r.
l., Hightower, of Claiborne parish, ar
rived from Bonham, Texas, having in
custody . young man by the, name Of
Walter Price, charged with killing
man by the name Of Simmons, in Homer
about two years ago. Soon after hewas
placed in Jail Price made his escape, and
has been at liberty ever since until
about 4hree weeks age, when be was ar
rested by the Sheriff Of Fannin county.
Texas.
The murder with which Price is
charged was most shocking and brutal
one. Simmons, who was cripple, was
arrested and placed in the town lookup,
which is a portion of the parish Jail, for
being drunk aud disorderly. On the
night of his confinement it Is charged
that Price, Joe Howell, jim Grew, aud y
lman by the name Of Vinson went to iail,
broke open the door Of the room in
(which Simmons was confined and beat
him to death with q hammer which il
iis said Price got from blacksmith shop
lnoar by. sn.e r. ..a
The killing of Simmons was witnessed,
'by three negro men who were serving
sentences in the parish Jail of niuety
days each, and whose testimony, for
that reason, could not be used against
the accused at the preliminary examina-
tion. In duo time the sentences Of the
negroes expired and upon their testi-
mony Price, Howell, Drew and Vinson
were indicted by the grand jury fot Che
murder Of Simmons. Price and Howell
escaped from Jail. Vinson was tried and
for want Of available testimony was 40.
Quilted, and nolle pros. was entered in
Drew's case.
The cause alleged for the killing Of
Simmons was that of incest with his sis-
ter, Simmons family, however, deny
that there wero any improper relations
between him aud his sister, but assert
that he did chastise her for being too
intimate with Price, and for that he was
killed
rH
Joe Howell is in Jail at Griffin await.
lug trial for killing man at or near
that place.
Price, we lealn, comes of good futKi-
". Mr.. Hightower will leave for Homer
with his prisoner on the stage this morn.
ins-Sh'ercpoyt Times.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-17
From Distinguished Physician.

Professor Green, distinguished allo-
pathic physician, wrote to the Medical
Record of Atlanta, Ga, to the effect
shat after all other means had failed, he
sent for the Kidney Cure (Safe kidney
and Liver Cure), and to his astonsh-
ment cured a serious case of Bright's
Disease by administering it, and after
wards found it equally beneficial in
other cases. He advised bis brother
physicians to use it in preference to
anything else for Hidney Disorders.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-17

A Yankee stopped at Saratoga hotel
and the landlord charged him five dollars
a day for five days Didn't you make
a mistake = No. sand tho clerk. Eyes
you did; you thought you got all the
money had, but you are mistaken. 7
havea whole purse full in another
IWcket." ii.I
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-08-17

"Iii teach you TO lie, aud steal, and
smoke, and Use pgofane language" said
IN irate Galveston parent to his eldest
offspring, at the same time swinging a
sood-sized sapling; "1'll teach you you
young scamp" "Never mind, father, l
know all them branches Arcade