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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06
q P,o, TO kiII tbe Car.

The following additional particulars
concerning the recent alleged plot to
assassinate the Gar have been tele-
praphed from St. Petersburg: M.
Baronoff, the Chief of Police, had re-
ceived an anonymous letter stating
that on the 18th of July the Emperor
of Russia was to lie assassinated. The
letter contained nothing more. Ba-
ronoff made inquiries in every direc-
ton, and ascertained that young stu
dent had attempted suicide under ex-
traurdinary circumstances. The man
first attempted to kill himself with his
sword, but failing used his revolver
The determination of the would-be sui
eide awakened NJ. Baronoff's suspi-
cions. lie found the man apparently
dead, but, in fact, still breathing and
in swoon. NJ Baronoff, by the aid
of the doctors, caused the student to
come TO his senses and TO speak. The
student declared that he had formed
part Of secret society of twenty nlhi-
isis liO ilffd MI bNolH W Nil VIZ AShh
peror They had drawn lots and it had
fallen to his lot to carry out the plan
of assassination on the 18th of July.
Nineteen daggers were suspended over
his head, and his brother nihilists swore
to kill him if he showed the slightest
hesitation, but, notwithstanding this
threat, his heart failed him, and he re-
solved to die by his own hand. Before
committing suicide he had written to
NJ. Baronoff, with the conviction that
one of his fcllow-conspirators would
immediately take his place. The stu
dent lived until the 18th of July. Be-
fore breathing his last he revealed the
names of his nineteen brother nihilists,
who have been all secured by the police.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

The Opelousas Courier Of July I'D
says that on Sunday evening last the
lightning killed a fine COW for MI.
sosthene Bonrqae, aud on the follow
ing Tuesday moFaing one Of his larg-
EST hogs died from eating, it is SUP.
posed, tue lungs Of the COW.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

.AsY one in Calcasieu or adjoining
parishes discovering the scale insect
in their orange orchard will place us
under obligations by advising us of
that fact.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

From some of our exchanges we
learn that the cotton crop of this State
is represented as being exceptionally
good. The corn crop will be cut
short this wear.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

lie Bcrguier pleaded on behalf of the
prosecutor, and the court, fully rccog-
nizing the losses sustained by his
Client sentenced the company to the
payment of ESQ, 000f, or $4,000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

0LD Montpelier, the birthplace and
home of Madison, was sold at auction
week ago last Thursday for twenty
thousand dollars.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

SENATOR CosKLIse says he has
abandoned parties forever. Probably
he means that his party has forever
abandoned him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

FEARFuLs-The increase in the use
of opium in this country within the
last nine years is over ten per cent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06
LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La.
July 30, 1881. "

Ri5 July 90 1851. I
M Office is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice OF his
Intention TO make 6nal proof III support Of
his claim, aud that said proof will be made
before the Judge or Clerk Of GanEt Il Lake
Charles, La, on the 9Th OF Sept, 1851, viz:
James Nichols, Homestead No. 4527, for
30, I. 3 s., 10 VI, and S. ET III &. ia. Sec.
rs, 4. Is, II w. Iaaisaana Mesddian.
He names the following witpesses 10 prove
ms continuous residence upoHs aud eyltiva-
lion Of, said land, via: Joseph Cooper, Moses
stamps, j. J. Cooper aud j. T. Jones, OF Cal
casieu parish, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY, Register.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

We LEARN that track laying on the
New Orleans Pacific is progressing
rapidly in the direction of Gothic.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

READ everything in our column
headed new advertisements.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06
New Advertisements.
Bargains. Bargains.

TNO be had at A. j. Ly1ssssSe Bro, eosner
Il Ryan and Division strestss ffoaR August
LIST to September LIST. Dou = faGgetnseiye us
a call us these bargains sleisl fns6t aned could
not be extended any lOn.erftkstn rlss.S&vve
stated time This is to sksw,oa4E .exstuners
that we are willing for thea ito aave bargains
one month out of twelve at least.
A. j. LYONS & BRO.
August 6, 1881
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

READ advertisement headed "ycn
nor's Prediction"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

PRESIDENT GARFIELD still continues
TO improve in health.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

THAsKs to David McCorquodalc fol
new subscription to the Echo.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

THE location of the bullet in The
Presidents body was successfully de.
fined on the LIST inst, by Prof. Bells
electric instrument, but depth from
the surface of the body was not ascer.
tanned. The surgeons do not expect
80 attempt q removal of the bullet nm
less some new turn in the condition Of
fhe patieat makes it necessary. 1t il
unanimously agreed among the attend
iDg physicians that the location of the
ball has been aseenained with reason
able exactness and certainty, and that
1t lies as heretofose stated in the front
avail of the abdomen, immediately
over the groin, about five inches below,
and 10 the right Of the navel.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

The shooting Of Delano by Detec-
live Woods, ID Orange, last week,
seems % bc wrapped up in mystery,
mllicli can 'oaly te uaraeIod BY jadi-
ciaI Investigation. Dclano and Woods
wore friends, and after taking drink
together At d saloon, started Of to take
a walk, accompanied BY their friend,
Detective Finley. Delano stops and
says he win go no farther, and places
lis hand on his lip. Woods presents
Il pistol On Delano, q senfIle ensues,
tho piatol fires and DeIano Is danger
soualy wounded. Woods refuses to
A.ibinit NJ Oh arrest, and The ahoriff 81
fosoed 70 atand aside. Woods should
have been arrested Il il took every
aaaH ii Orange county - do Il.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

There are 900 Methodist churches
ID iI1e IYji Islands.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-08-06

Healthy location Free tuition Bsarai ledgs
month. Cheap uniform. Full corps u COM
petent Professors Workshop of Mechanical
Department In operation Military discipline
For further particulars, apply TO
PROF. L. ". SEWELL,
August q, l88l-1y. Baton Rouge. La.
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LOUISIANA STATE u University

COL. WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
PRESIDENT.
, 1881-11-19

that of yesterday, III which ho to'i 0nlten"
ttt ht must coliline his duties ~ ct'lnsel lit
tho cnse 10 consultation with lls nssnc!'t'n
c1,l1,srl. Tho scry fnct that tho trlh II 10
illg On has apparently aroused tho fears III
soNl: yinl.ESr rE0rtE,
nrnl there nra ,,tl,,ll9r 0f pcrsois win tlitik
that t'ultcau ought to die. whether lto fssnno
nr tnsnlir. Whether tho forcB If tltis teltef
IL stro,g enough 10 lonti to Violent measures
rrna!lls to l,u Rtt.tl. Tnaay Two men wetu
srth wliEl pistuls IN tie crawl that wnitttl
otlts1le tlla building to ser thu prisoner
taken from tito courthouse 10 Tho
viii In which hu Is conveyed
to thu tall. Not dnly wero they
nrNctt, but they l,,atle threass nga Inst
the prisoner. Tl.eso nlon weru part nf tic
daily craving crowtt, and this crowd always
hills tho prisoner WHEN lie makes Ills NJ"
pcnrn,eu Will
sIut'rs Of EXPLOITATION
atltt with yntts mud insults. tfnlt0an Is thor
ougtlv frightened, md always bounds lilto
tic wagon M Though he wHrU pursued. lie
Is very carefully glthrtl,.tl, sonic six or eight
policemen following lin very closely, fntll
wien In gus Into coult ntld when f,o frnyes
tho building. There IL no tt0tIht That 'iIa
guards ferl appral,ensiye lest soille tlay tlo
crowd will tako tiuitonu from thenl md put
llim to tiratf mid the eausn OF tl,Is fcar cer-
tatnly grows MS the evidence Of Insanity np.
ppnrs to grow stranger. fudge Hayden. bt
Missouri, n nlagistrateoflo long UxlerlclIcc,saEl
tndny that l,e al watched bulll tho prls0scr
u,.tl the Jury worry close. AZ to tllo former,
lo sail t1nt In appeared to Him not insane
| III tlle professional sci,su Of tElut word, but
| certainly Of unsbulltk mini, nNl hn Judges
not from his Unibilr8ts in tic cnllrt-lUDllI,
, 1881-11-19
RFllGInf1S,

Special Dl,passa to Jas cht-sso 4ttoune+
LGcKroisr, N. T., Nov ls,-ThB isev, j.
n. Freeman, ot this city, lias leei4s.l to ac-
cept the cn1! ot Emmanuel Presbyterian
S5.O0O, md formally announced this faut tn
tlle members ut his svsstDu ut Il GluutinE held
nt thu Oilicp ot the lluiloy Manufacturing
Company tllls morning.
, 1881-11-19
MNRTllhRY.

Epsetas IH.pateh TO Tn Ctieaea ytte41ns,
E1nlS, ILL.,, Nuy, ib.-'Iho tunGrul. OF the
"a! !ate Mrs. c9ps: J. q. Tucker McYrrstl tot!!My,
pall.bearors wor0 eight prominent members
ut the Elgln Art Association Vllo body WIS
tAken tu Ithaca, N. y,
, 1881-11-19

Regulate htst tho stomach, second tho ILver-
especially the tlrat-so AZ to perform tter Sunc.
Of a!l tho Ills that lnaukinI
u aloir t1. III ths Or uny othee climate. Hop Tilt.
t1ra 10 tho onsY thing tlAt Will 9iy0 perfectly
liufBt Farmer.
, 1881-11-19

poses w os7'o'S- '''o o'!"'''Ho' 'A'>.,u'. 49, ~,
OF 1no West loWh p1opesls' u!'a ho'u .!'a'
s.'a s w.. . J.. e On" o1so %n, non, ro"ao,o,,
-, . ,,'.s,s,,"., '',t,ta,. ,,.a,t,Ios t,,nt III
,ox". w. ,,',,o1 w. H. oa,u,,.n,, ,,ot,,o
$'~s" W. 'o''>'s' W ..'o oa"''''N '"'"9'
Tho main ou''t!'ns OF 1ho oIl1o 1o!ot'e
ASYLUM near columbus. Was acstfoyea ny
tfa ses'etaay morning. Illofo were M4ch1'-
urell I'D TIC sc''ool"foo1ns ot Ills building Mt
tha time thc ilsc bFoko oaf, but, 0wl'lx to tho
perfect discipline AMI tile coainess aial pres
, 1881-11-19


yuu HaYe np nnd went alu,,g with mn ~o"1, a'''
ssoo By n,u NIL tllo way to ,lcnslIuarlrfs "''a ~
,int tlnt HD.'
The pr1soller-fes. sir. fl.NugIlter.I
WHEN, AFTER 1iECESs,
tic prisoner ha,l bep1 led 10 his seot In :,
ttresse tho Cnurt, without rising, aud snao,,s ~
1t, tho calncst toi1. which l,c l,as yct nns ~.
of: II u,,,lcrataNl, your Honor" In s't, %as
"Jutlgo Mngrl,der, nf Maryland, Ia wilII',, ill.,,
to assist III THO defense. I trrut,y n,h,,"'ss nh,,s
tnvilu lin TO meet fno here Monlay nj n.y.
trfnl. do not know whether Scn.,,,s ill.,
wants lin or mt. want Him horn r.''
ouly way cnn mike thnt known tn him a%e ~
10 n,alsn 1t public. lie has written a ya,,' ~
tlne lett0r. l,avo two or thrco other ham,.
/ shall mention. Mr.. ScoytEIu Is dolnv ts sn,aS
did|y, but want lin Ia Iiaye Iiolp,"
1ACKMEN.
john Tnylor md Auuilln Barton. cotoroa
l,ark-t1riycrs, testified relating to (,ultc,n'.
visit to hire n luck to take him to the oo',s
etcry. Barton said Tho prisoner slt1 mt o" lo"
at NIL excited Or peculiar. "ile was perfact ias
ly cool; told tic to keep cpol and not IN, Nv.
cttcd. lie knew wllat Id was look1p f6r.
IN thu oross.oxamEnattor, Scoyjlle oua.
ttonc.l tho witness as to tho prLsnpcr,s M.
pt.araf,ce ut the tino ut the shooting. n,u ~
ceEsel iii answer that thu prisoner was m,
excited. S'
QucstEoner-Waro you excltelp A.-yot
at all. 1 was not. but was bucklng yrry
strong for II job. liz was Il gao.t deal In ii,
senses. l1o was ilesliur then ttlau he In now
[I.aughtcr.l
T'llu prisnner I'm humorous ma1,ncr,-f
may state here tl,at l lIat tic l1rst sutars
lIaal today llayo Ind since tho I'd Of ,JuIv
, 1881-11-19


hess, but fnilMl 10 rrst,on.l.
.josopll 4. SI1nrIm WINS u'cn swnr',. lie dill
nut sen tho sltnnt!nu, but INV the PRISONER
attempting 10 esenre nit! Witnessed tlIe ar-
rest.
Elm N. llhlgc'y icstiad 10 hearing 4 colt
yers,.ltoil between Nnttenti ant| II hacktnAa1,
while thu former WIS arrai1glnE to liz driven
II thu cemetery. Sslo also wtthessesl tfle
slin"ftstg, httl Enve hcf cshehcn III elcas
n'nl stralEtltInrward ma1liler. S!io waaa'osc.
ly yrloss-tilesi'0t1Htt ny ScoVllla, b'tt nu'leFea
strictly III every tmfa1clelhr ID ue ov,a1nceM
chicl. l'eIit1 aittat1o,oa ~ ID a"'te"n
iha,''ler wlie'l TALKING III tao nasR!'n,l, n.'o
sntlt e WIS phlu af'tl nl'poafeo 10 oetto'lplc'''
sIlc thoagE,t he must bo
! uufSd our TO sEE TltK 0HAVEs or. s0ME
| DEAD fftESbs'
witness descrloeh H!i'lut"iy tle anoo!',k.
tisc fehstiVo los!tlohs III ''le p"rl'es ut tno
!ne sar" s''"' WIS n.s.', "' ~ W. 1,r".tTart
.no '''s' ~ s'. WIN .us".. .s,".,,1 a." Wv -, s,n.
'ntN" ~ ~ I""s " t',.,.ss., ',.o,',a, ~
uo"l ~ wy seeo't ""s u','s ,,, a.. s.,,
,"u "t LIE" ,'t, ac' ''e.ae' s. s .,', 49,. 49,.
nlRner. Mhn"ss pao,su ~ ,,ta W. .u W.. -" to ~
Set aSaa'''eo upon 'No 1''e'e'''' u '''o
S'laot!hg' =, a.. ,,,t-
JoSa'a ~; Dasas' sa!e@sepo' .. a",,oI ~ e1 H.,
t'a,o !n1ne uopol. ~ m"o u,an,"n s'' ftar
".us e"Rnt ~ 49,, ."o 49, ,,r 49,, w.
animation nf thcse witnesses t}u1tcnu was np-
parcntly nl,sorbcd III his papers. When tho
nllusion was tuatlc tn Ills looking like u man
nt'llt tn visit tho graves ut dcatl friends, l,o
glnncctt quickly ut tho witness, aid allowed
II faint smile to Inger for IN instant about
Ills grtta-re5clIa~itlel lips.
William i. Barker was called. but failed
to appear.
i William $. Crawford, wagoil-trivor. saw
the firing. C0ilttt mt sce the President, but
distinctly snw t'altcau MIN antl lire, mud saw
Ills arrest. liz WIS questioned by Scovfie at
so,ne length, particularly us to how Gulteat
worG his hat oil that OCCASION. Gnltcau nut
Ills hut OIL, renarkt,g: "Thay'ro NIL mis-
taken OH that hnt business; this Is tho Way
wuar my hat"
The Witness" We'll, perhaps tint Is the
way le Ind II. only not Qn[to so tAr bicks"
, 1881-11-19
TAo Spettaele Yesterday Of a Great
Crowl Roaring at Il Jukc by
Caiteau!
General Fear Of the Public that the
Assassin Is Really and Genu-
inely Insane.
liz Is, Voluntarily, lie Natu Nitne" 10 Estab'
lish the Exutt Circumstances Vi tae
Tragedy.
Examination Of the Men Who Caught
Him, and Production Of His Let
ters to Garfield.
AN 1NTRACTADLE EGOT1ST.

~, 1. nonGo11
'''' ~ NAo
.-.....--.-
AN 1ETRAC ACTAULE EGOTIST.
WHAT sItA1J, M roSE WITH utMr
svtttu: Utpatt;, 10 TIT Caieaao Tribune.
WAs,1sor,y. d. G., Nov. lS.-Thu out
rnnpona conduct Of Gutten,l II, tho court
rom IL co,,sfnr LAWYERS to consider wllctllG:
,Judve INK. under tho Constitution, call IN
cIu,la f;uttpau from tllo COURTROOM, Inns |
murh M tin Constitution Of tho United |
Stafes declares thut +, person being tried for
criminal nfTousp shall buye tic right to n
nul,llc trlo1 nnd tn he confronted with Ills |
,vitnnssrs 'rhe t,n,,rt In this District hns
ouca rp,noyrd refractory prisoner
ncn,tnr h,s trial. hut tho cnsc wins never
carried tn OF, l1,pcat. 'I'Ile nearest caso TINT
hos ever been decided by the United Statcs
surname t,ourt ,vos tia Mormon cast Of
1,a,na1'ts 1,n,,c,,ia c1nimrd that tho yor-
lit ahn,,,,, In mt astp hecauso lie hal not
i,can con fro,,ted l,y tho urlnotpal wilnessus.
~ ~, .,a,u, I,v tha f;ovar,,m,,nt in tho rcc-
:. 10y w. ,.o,..on." am"m" - thot S
oa,s. n,v~n' "."r w. IAN ,,,var,r sru,trrn AWAY
'n .a - ~. ,,r;no,,ni ,vitncsuos Hmm Tint
'E t,",,as ~ cn;of 1,s,co Waito ,ntoruretnt. tj1o
,'.'s.,..,.ta. anIa. u.rho f,notitn,,on t,Ivrs
~ ''a'.s",i tna r;v,,t .o n trln1 nj which ha
-" Ill., ,n,t l., tbo ,v,t nuolnst
,"'' .'. ~ ~ ,'it,,nss "a n,,snut l,v l,,a nwn
,.xao,,r"n,o+ II, ont,,,rt cnmnlnlnlt
't. ,,,,.,,,a" ,n .,,1,,tr,i m srn,,lv tho
.ta ~ .s,ot ,.;.,, In ,'oa rr,,t ,,,vnv. trhe
t,.',,;t,,.,, .,'ns ,,,,t ,,n rn,,tra nm nrcnsed
.r.oi'st t,o tn,,tjmo,.. consruuences
10. a,e,, ,,,ra,,.,ft1 octa II rrants ft,u fhe
,r,.i1o1o I Nv" Of e;pr cnnfrnfc, viii, tle Wit
n.sens int If In hnyo taken the witnesses
n,vn,. i,n con,,,t insist n, this privilege, Ii,
, 1881-11-19

a HEM AENAlJl4N TltI6UN Ell.
UNrAltAI.!.EIED AuNAcITS.
Special DispateA To Tas Cs,teaoo Tribune.
WAsll1NaTox, ID. t., Nov. la.-Whcn tho
doors VI the eourt-rooM were opened to the
general public thls morning, tho rubblH found
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and glow will fade into mute oblivion.
Proclaim your gloomy theories, oh, atheist,
and to confront and confuse and confound you
we will pluck this little Texas Star, with its
Ave petals and its five stamens, and the five
basic sections, then multiplying the three
fves together and squaring the product,
we show 1895 chances against this and some
other, any one, flower being idcntically alike
We will thus overwhelm you and your fatal
istic doctrine of chance, by the demonstration
Of law and order existence whose unvarying
uniformity could spring only from divine
intelligence and which warrants us in eI-
claiming to-day "bloom on sweet flowers,
meek messengers of mercy, ye have indeed q
Maker, and we u God"
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COUNTY RoAps-clTY STREETS.


Now that Dallss 10 becoming, End rapidly,
the indianapolis Of the south with railways
that raalats In all directions, there arc two
things 70 which she ought 70 give immediate
attention, viz county roads and street con-
vsniences the former 70 bring hi.her and
take hence such products and goods for all
the surrounding section which tho iron bands
do not reach. There 10 nothing iha. more
conduocs 10 freedom Of trade than cheap
transportation fsolli,ieG Here In Dallas, In
tho wake Of railway', will come oil m, nnet
Of manufacturing enterprises. Here We have
oil the facilities for cheap construction and
cheap operation Of cotton and wooden mills
car iacsorits, Touring mile, canning essab.
lisAmsn,s, beet and pork packeries
and oil such other ,hines q have
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-01
Clearing His Conscience.

A farmer who resides in this county step
ped into the grocery store of Robert Ogden,
on Elm street, yesterday and called him aside
to speak to him. He told Mr.. Ogden that he
wished to make confession to him and
repair, so far as money could do 1t, the
wrong he had done him: "Some six or seven
years ago." he faid II sold you large assign.
mept of eggs and butter, and in paying me
your clerk made mistake of S. in my favor.
| knew 1t but said nothing about it, but from
that day to this my conscience hiss reproach-
ed me, ard here is your money, with suffi
cent amount to cover tho interest" Mr..
Ogden was not at first inclined TO take the
money, but the farmer burst into tesrs, say,
ins you must. ut is the only dishonest net
of my life, and wish to wipe it out"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-01
Was Ignorant of the Inv


Mr.. Charles Campbell. revenue collector,
returned yesterday from Sherman, where he
had Comet to prosecute as q witness r. B.
Smith, a hanger-on of the Great Pacific
show, who was arrested for selling cigars
without the proper license. Tho prisoner
was arraigned before United States Commits
sioner Ricketts,, but nothing was done with
him, as Telegram va, received, in response
" ono he had sent, from United States
Revenue Collector q. B. Raum
vt Washington CITY, requesting
the authorities to release the pris.
oner, and warning him not to use the came
license again In his business. He had bee n
nsing license b. procured 10 the state of
lows, and claimed that he was ignorant of
having violated the lev.
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IL NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed Contractors on the Chicago, Texas &
Mexican Central Railway COZ will not hold
themselves responsible, without a written or
der from their office. for any indebtedness In
Cured by sub.contrac.ors and employees.
Time checks will not bs given nor recognized.
Employees will be paid on the 18th day of each
month for labor performed The month previous.
Any employe quitting the work voluntarily be.
fore the regular pay day will be paid In mer-
chandise If desired, IL not the ca.h will be
paid on the regular poy day. Caldwell &
Nicely. sm23lw
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Beauty, health, and Happiness for ladies
IN SWINE OF CAROul."
tnr sais by all drugg sta.
A Rccrcant Husband.

up toa few days ago a Mr.. Ehrsmann, q
,.lor. did bu.inc' In this city and apparently
WAS doirg fair average business. Ho was
married TO pleasant little wife. and he and
she were boarding Al Mrs. Marshall's, No.
SIC jackson street. A day or 90 ago Ehrs-
mann suddenly disappeared, lesvirg his wife
behind him without word from him, or A
dollar Of money, 20 The report goes, and Il Il
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Clement Chadran, the young clerk who was
imprisoned at the instance of Ike Roberts,
who charged him with robb:ng him Of $3.50
was on the mere hearing Of the case dis
charged in the mayors court yesterday morn
ing. Those who know Oh dion give him a
good name and while Marshal Morton but
did his duty, Chadrsn's friends severely cen.
sure Roberts for having him locked up as a
thief.
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EA.ATTENTtoN EvERYBODY..In and out
oil DALLAS! Mason,& Erb, ll2, Main street, have
just received Archery, Croquets, Marbles, Tops
Base Balls and Bats, Jumping Rores. Toy
Horse Rens, and everything In the way Of
Spring and summer amusements for the your,
and Old folks The prioes are bottom. Come
and see them before buying elsewhere. Cro-
quets will be sold at nearly coat.
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SUNDAY school Picnic.

The picnic given yesterday BY the Lamar
street ve.hodht church TO their Sunday
school. at San Jscin,o park. was a most
delightful occasion to all In attendance. The
merry life aud romping Of the children, the
beautiful weather, the fresh foliage Of the
,rccs. together with The bouniful supply of
ycod cheer on hands, all conspired 10 rem.
'le' the picnic most hesl,hful and agreeable
respite from tho routine Of every day life.
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department of Insurance, Statistics,
and History.
Austin. Texas, March q, 1881.

Austin. Texas, March %, 1881.
To all whom 1t may concern
This Is 10 certify That the Equitable Life AS
sufance Society OF New York. has H. III re-
spects tulip complied with the laws OF Tsxos an
condt ions precedent t. Its doing but ness IN
,bis state, aud that the said Company holds 1,
certificate OF Hutnorlty from this ofic4 EMIT.
ing II to do business In this State for one yaer
rom me ist day of january, 1881, to the Slst
day of December lssl.
Given under my hand AMI zeal, AZ cnicp, in
- Austin, the day and uate 1r,o above
us | mentioned,
A. W. Spaight,
n. ID. phlpps. 81 NAV.
spnAgt Gent ACT
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further stated that be took some $500 of his
wife's money and all her jewelry, leaving her
without the means OF support sdeser,ed and
miserable woman. As the tale comes TO our
reporter, he gives il.
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Il NOTICE TO CONTRAC TORS Want.
ed bids to remove two story frame III rooms)
building. known as Ferguson Hotel, from
big Sandy on I &P. Rsilway to Tyler, Texas,
d'stance2 81 miles by rail-andeput up same in
GOOD order. For particulars, address w. G.
Cain, Tyler. Texas. apr26 l2t