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MASONIC NOTICE.

officers and mem bers Of Pentalpha Lodge
No. 202, F. & A. M, arc hereby notified to
attend special meeting OF their Lodge to
DO sid at their hall. in Mcdonald Block,
TO-DAY "WEDNESDAY at 2 P. H.. for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of our
late Brother, ELLINGTON CRUM WHIT.
ING.
Members of Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F.
& A. M, and sojourning brethren arc re.
quested to be present.
By order of the W. M.
]. II. MARTIN, Secretary.
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NEW TO-DAY.
FOR SALE.

AN IMPROVED PLACE AT SOUTH
SANTA MONICA, with house. well Of
good water, with Adams windmill and
tank of 5000 gallons; also, small or
chard and 500 shade trees: six let's in al ,
two fenced in. Price, 5000. Address,
OCEAN HOUSE, Santa Monica. js-lw
Commercial copy,
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WGlted.

W !, TT tW.
$50 WOMEN AND GIRLS.-Wome en-
aud girls tabove Il years. who would
like to engage work for the season at the
Southern California Packing Company's
Cannery will apply at once TO Mr.. ]. J.
GROOM, at the factory, near the covered
bridge, or to Mr.. A. d. JUDSON, at the
office of Judson. Gillette & Gibson.
3t.d,je6.wl
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BOARD AND ROOM.

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHEDSU
~ ny front room, hot and cold water,
southern exposure, in private family,
in the most desirable part OF the city.
Apply to Mrs. E. G. STARIN, first house
on north side of Orange street, just of
Pearl and Sixth street. m3.lm
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WHICH paS5eu luis place ~ . r. M :
Mr. Sanders, M FELTON,, F Sundsll,
L S Cowell, Ed J Waller, A J Ter
ry, Mis- W N Hartley and child,
San Francisco; DR.. Holbrook, Mr.
Carbide and daughter, Tucson;
Lieut. G a Booth, U s A; Miss
Emma Otis, MERGED; J w Borders,
San Bernaldino; Eva Shepherd,
Independence; Mrs A Stewart,
Lone Pine; J n Hunter, Tomb
stone; T Ackermap, Kansas.
Passe sxers p.r AMOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7th.-The
steamer Ancon sailed from San
Francisco this morning with the
following passengers for Los Ange.
les: b E Ward, Miss Gallagher,
Miss Call, Miss N Mitchell, Mad.
anne Alice l. A Stombs, VIM
Moore, Miss A Downey, Miss NJ
Downey, H G Downey, L Adams,
Mrs Griffith and five children, Mr.
Jackson, Miss M L Cover and
sister.
The Gray Trial.
REDWOOD CITY, June th.-Boyd
testified that he received q state
ment from Clancy, near midnight,
stronger than the one made to
Stearns and Tebbets, because it
was made under even more solemn
circumstances. Clancy declared
himself unarmed and said he had
never carried weapons since he
was in the army. The witness was
q sohoolmate of Glancey's in their
boyhood.
James Swift,of the Morris House,
recalled. He testified that the
night before the shooting Gray not
only threatened Glancey's life, in
ease he was the author of the arti.
ole, but, as he left the hotel to hunt
Clancy, raising his hand, eaid: II
swear by God or by heaven I will
kill him"
The prosecution closed at 8
O'Clock. Garfield IL making the
opening argument for the defense.
Thomas Nixon, for the defense,
testified to the course the bullet
made in the door jamb before enter
ing Glancey's body. A section of
the door jamb, taken from the Occi.
dental Hotel, was introduced and
Identified, showing the mark made
by the bullet.
Judge Hatch and wife, of Santa
Barbara, were in Court to-day.
Fewer visitors were present than
heretofore. The jury attended the
circus last evening.
Rain as san Bernsrdino.
SAN BERNARDINo, June 7th.-A
light shower Of rain fell hore this
morning, doing no damage to crops
The sky is still cloudy, with pros
poets of more rain.
Fatal shooting tn am Opium Den.
DoprE, CAL, June 6th.-This
morning about O'clock James
Stockdale, a sport, and Dave
Hitchell had quarrel in an opium
den, which resulted In Hitohell's
being shot three times, twice in
the abdomen and once in the groin.
Tho wounds proved fatal in six
hours. The quarrel grew out of the
refusal of Stockdale to loan Hitch
ell q dollar. The former has been
arrested In Aurora.
Gone where she Woodbtne Twinesh
TOMBSTONE, June THE Daily
Union ceased publication to-day.
The reason given is the shrinksge
of business here, caused by con.
flicting titles and the rings that are
sucking the life's blood of this
community. The income of a daily
paper, carried on legitimately and
honorably, is inadequate to requite
q publisher for his labor and anxi-
ETY.. 1t was very popular, working
for the interest of the people. There
ia universal regret at its dIscontin.
uance.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

IMPROVED RANCH OF I6O ACRES,
being NE 4 SEQ. 26, 4. / s., II. IA W., 8. B..
NJ. being four miles southwest from the
Court House.. Title, Government Patent.
Water right perpetual. The land is in
trees on place; good we'll; finished house
of six rooms; Out.buildings, Windmill,
etc. For price and particulars apply to
La Esperanza Store" l0S Main street,
Los Angeles, Cal. Je7-lm
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD Y the Western
Union Telegraph
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AMI Ex.
CHANGE BOARD
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TO LET.

NEWLY Flu FINISHED Sunny Rooms,
at NO. o FIRST STREET, only a few
steps from the Postoffice. NIL I'm
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FOR SALE.

An interest in well established, paw.
ing MANUFACTURING BUSINESS:
from $1,000 to $4,000 capital required. Also,
A DWELLING HOUSE, centrally 10.
Gated. Address R, Herald office. mlS-lm
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REMOVED.

MADAME LECROQ has removed her
Dressmakipg and Buttrick Pattern Els.
tablishment to NO, 1870 MAIN ST.,
next to Mcdonald Block. jel.1m
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FOR SALE.

THE FURNITURE COMPLETE OF A
LODGING HOUSE, CHEAP.
Enquire at Mott Building, No. 4S Spring
street, near the Postofflce. j2.lw
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ANDRES BRIswALTER, ,Plainti6,)
PIo PICo OF a., Defendants.

sued out Of the Superior Court Of the
county of Los Angeles, state Of Califor-
MIA, on the 9Th day Of June, A. D. 1881, to
me directed and delivered on the said
last mentioned day, for . Judgment
IL b:b dsy OF Nay, A. D. 1881. in favor OF
Al - iswalter, plaintiff, and against
~ .i liant, l have duly levied
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FOR SALE.

SEVERAL NEAT NEW COTTAGES,
three and four rooms; fine location:
splendid Investment.
G. WHITE,
my6-3m Room 40 Temple Block.
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LAND FOR SALE

600 ACRES of the best fruit or agri-
cultural land at $40 per acre, north Of the
Hunter Ranch, on the river. with right
of water. Inquire of 7. E. ROWAN, IS
DOwney Block, or of the owner, W. G. b.
RICHARDSON, near the premises.
m26lm.d&W
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FOR SALE.

Furnished or unfurnished, A BEAUTI.
Full RESIDENCE. nearly new and nice.
ly furnished, containing seven rooms,
bathroom, ETC., with all necessary mod.
ern improvements, including hot and
cold water and gas throughout the house.
Also, servants room, stOrerooD, wash
room, wood.room, etc. The whole lot
beautifully improved, the rear contain
trees in bearing. Apply on the premises,
1888 Fort street. my27-2w
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MONTANA MEAT MARKET,
THE PIONEER MARKET Of this CT
LA MAIN ST., NEAR FIRST.

Keeps on hand the best Beef, Veal,
Pork, Mutton, salt Meats and all kinds
OF sausages. Meats delivered to all paris
OF the city. A. FRANCK.
mrl-6m Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-08
SHERIFF's SALE.

In the Superior Court OF the county
OF Los Angeles, State Of Califor.
MIA.
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QTsl : aayas nome. Assns. Vented
nzss Sasss n sas s'Fn' "a;
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FOR SALE.

A WELL-IMPROvED FARM OF SO
ACRES; two artesian wells; orchard
and vineyard OF 20 acres. Inquire of A.
w. POTTS, County Clerks office. m25.lw
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MORNING SESSION.
San FRANCISCO, June
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-11
Communicated.
A New Enterprise.

Editor Lake Charles Echo:
On the 3Ist of May the steam
tug Alamo made her initial and exper-
imental trip on the upper CaIeasieu
river and its tributary, Barnes creek,
as far as The store Of J. j. kingrey,
about seventy-fye miles, BIZ water,
north Of Lake Charles. This new en-
terprisc is in tie hands of gentleman
as well known for his unassuming
modesty as for his energy; and now
that the navigation Of the upper river
is an established fact, we may feel as
sured that the project will not fail
without sufficient trial. The railroad
brought Lake Charles into prominence
as the natural outlet for onr exports;
and now, if a regular and efficient
system of water carriage be established
the claims Of your town, as the proper
trade channel Of all portions of on
parish, will be irresistible.
The Alamo is an old boat made Oyel
new. She is under the control Of
Capt. j. T. Shattuck, on whose com
potency and affabiIity the travelling
public may rely. Add up the entire
matter, and the sum total stands: A
new business, new boat, new officers,
and new era of prosperity in store
for the upper portions of the parish
May the Alamo have that abundant
success which her public spirited own,
er deserves, and let all good citizens
cry, Amen! ii. Il. S.
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WHOLESALE GKoCEEIEs--By refer
ence to the card of d. ]. Purcell, ESQ.,
It will he seen that he is with that
staunch and excellent boase, J. ].
Adams & Co. Messrs- Adams q Co.
have been in business here for nearly
half century, and the hoase, second
to none under the old regime, when
the merchants OF New Orleans Eere
princes, and they have maintained their
good name through al the changes to
which the ooGntry has been subjected
Mr.. Purceli Is good man 10 traie
witii-Will give polite attention, good
counsel, aud truthful statements about
goods.-IN. o. IBdependent.
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A1sUsAR EczIH.sE.


a total eclipse Of the moon occurs
tonight. lit viii bea grand sight if
the night is clear, and as the nights
now are exceptionally pleasant, the
eclipse will present the boys and
girls with a splendid excuse for sit
ting mp late. AS it viii be some
time before we have another total
eclipse to look at, we oight to see
this one, and to wake up all the
children 10 enjoy the sight with
us. We are indebted to the New
Orleans DaiIy Pioayaae for the fol
lowing information about our sateI
lite, interesting to the general
reader, and for the subjoined table,
showing when the eclipse win be
seen at Lake Charles:
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WM. MEYRIR. MAYO
J. A. Ryan, Secretary.

On, WHAT A gCouGH Twill yon
heed the warning. The signal perhaps
of the sure approach of that more ter
rible disease Consumption. Ask your
self if You can afford for the sake of
so cts, 10 run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience
that Sbiloh's Cure will Cure yonr
Cough. 1T never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group,
and Whooping Cough, at once. Moth
ers do not be without it. For Lame
Back, Side, or Chest, nse Shiloh's 20
rous Plaster.
WIN. MEYER, Druggist
Lake Charles, La.
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SERrous RAILROAD AccrpgyT.

SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT. -
About 4 j. NJ, on Thursday, the eth
inst, while two trains were arranging
TO pass each other OH the La. w. X.
r., at CnawIey's switch, between Es-
thcrwood aud Rayne stations, in st.
Landry parish, a brakeman named ia
cob Wlmberly, while attempting to
couple part Of the two trains, had his
foot caught by the pilot (cow eateher)
OF one Of the locomotives. There was a
space Of but four inches between the
pilot and the rail, and the unfortunate
mans limbs were dragged into this
narrow space, crushing his toes, and
the calf of his left and the thigh of his
right leg, but without breaking the
bones Of either limb. The engineer,
seeing the accident, instantly reversed
the engine, stopping the locomotive
within space of less than two feet.
The conductor was at the spot in a
moment, and within ten minutes, by
the aid of jack screws, the locomotive
was lifted, and the sufferer was extri-
Gated from the very jaws of death, and
carried Immediately to Rayne station,
where his wife and two children re-
side. a physician was procured with
opt delay, and We arc informed be
says amputation Of the wounded limbs
is necessary.
| All who witnessed the accident unite
in commenting the engineers prompt-
ness in reversing the engine, and his
wonderful success in stopping a loaded
train Of forty-two cars, in space Of
less than two feet, and all agree in say.
ing that mo blame attaches TO any en-
ploye Of the railroad company for the
sad accident.
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TBE n. o. CiTY IrEN comes 10 Us
every two or three days enclosed in
one wrapper; thus giving US one BIND
Der one day behind tine. The Item
is daily entirely TOO interesting, fresh
and sparkling, 10 be allowed TO loiter
on The way to its country readers, and
we hope Bro. Bigney will give orders
10 send il 10 us daily.
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Although most people have a general
idea OF the cause Of eciipEes, q few
words on that subject may not be out
Of place. The moon, circliug round
the earth, passes every fifteen days be
tween the sun and point on the earth,
say New Orleans; it is then new moon
to a spectator here. And every other
fifteen days if is on the opposite side of
the SUD, at which time the moon is fnll,
as il will be for the New Orleans star
gazer Saturday. Sometimes the moon
passes exactly between The earth and
Sun, instead Of little above or below
it. There is then an eclipse Of uie san,
either partial or total On the other
hand, the moon passing behind tbeesrth
may arrive IN the shadow cast BIZ the
latter body. Its whole disk completely
loses its light ii it is wholly within the
cone Of the earth's Bhado8: shozld it
only half enter, tbe1e Is partial eclipse.
| We're the movements of the moon per
formed exactly in plane, the prolon-
cation Of which cut the sun and earth,
there would be an eclipse Of the moon
every full moon. Bat the lunar orbit
10 inclined to this plano. and Oscillates
from one side 10 the other, 30 that
eciipses are variable in their number
and magnitude. There cannot be less
than two eclipses year, and not more
than seven. When there are only tgo.
they are both ecljpses OF the moon.
These phenomena return nearly in tine
same order at the end Of eighteen years
and ten days. The next total eclipse
OF the moon visible here will not occur
until JnDe 81, 1899.
An entirely different condition OF
things prevails on the lanar sphere from
those with which terrestrial inhabitants
are acquainted. Being destitute OF an
atmosphere there are no clouds, no
winds or tempeste, no rain or Snow.
The sky remains eterualiy asleep, in a
calm more complete than that OF our
hottest days, when not q leaf moves il
the air. An eloquent writer thus de-
scribes graphically some remarkable
phenomena Of the moon: From the
absence Of air follows another very curl
Gus iact--tbe absence of sky. On the
slrface of the moon when the looks are
directed toward the sky, there is none
to he seen. An immensely without
depth is tTaVersed by the sight, without
resting on any kind OF form, and In the
day as in the night are seen the stars,
planets. comets and all the bodies of
our universe. The sun passes among
them without extingnishing them as it
docs 10 ms. Space is black and
perpetually black abyss. While Oh high
there reigns darkness, below there is
silence. Not the least sound is ever
beard. No voice, no speech, has ever
disturbed the intense solitude with
which it is oyerspread. Tall perpen-
dicular mountains divide its surface.
Here and there are seen worn out era
tiers rising toward the sky, white rocks
heaped mp like the rims of some long
parsed revolution, creyasses crossing
the surface as in the lands dried by the
burning rays of long summer days"
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SozRY TO HEAR n.-Dast Tuesday
night meeting Of Lake Charles Fire
Company No. i, for want Of a quorum,
was compelled TO adjourn until NEXT
Tuesday night, at the usual hour. We
regret 10 hear of this non.atteHdzuce
Of our gallant fremen at a-Tneeting, As
IT tends, more than anything else, to
weaken and finally destroy the eff
cheney Of fire company. Or the other
hand, nothing Is better calculated to
keep mp the organization, discipline
spirit and usefulness, of q IRE eOB-
paBy, than the regular and Punctual
attendance Of It's members at al It's
meetings. When the members are al
present they feel = pride IL Their
company, and this feeling is power
ful stirnnlsnt in fighting a FIRE. The
absence of many members discourage
those who are present, and sooner or
later DESTROYS their interest IN tine or
ganization. We earnestly hope that
every member of the COMPANY will as-
swcr TO roll call next TUESDAY night
We have an excellent FIRE oorHpany.
Let it be kept up to concert pitch.
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DgsEcaArtoE.--Tbe Pointe Coppcc
Banner, acknowledging present Of
soine fine Early Rose potatoes, raised
by an attorney in that parish, Says il
would have appreciated them much
more il the producer had not used a
plaster Of Paris bust Of George Wash
ington, the Father Of his country, as q
fertilizer.
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The MENPHIg WEEKLY APPEAL visits
MS, and is welcome addition 10 our
exchange list. 1t is mammoth sheet,
with tbirty-six columns, filed with
interesting local and general news, and
the subscription price is only one dol
lar year Published by Galloway d.
Heating, 2s2 Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
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THE CousTRY NIsTon, Published at
l02 Charities street, New Orleans, at
only one dollar a year, is one Of The
most popular of the New Orleans
wecklies. Though real, live city
paper, it is specially devoted to the
interests Of country merchants and
farmers, and deserves an extensive
patronage from the country parishes.
1t is published by A. Meynier, Jr., and
edited by Cbas. A. Harrison.
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THg RELIABLE and enterprisiDg firm
of Moss & Rid5iek come ont with q
new advertisement this week, in honor
of the arrival of new and Immense
stock Of goods. We viii notice this
excellent house moro fnIIy next week.
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GENERAL GRA1 arrived in Nen
Orleans, from Mexico, last Sunday
With bis family, and after spending 4
few bours at the residence of Walker
Fesrn, Esq., left for Illinois. There
was no public nor formal reception Of
any kind.
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hpPiu'Su'
WIN. MEYER, Mayor.
A. J. RYAN, Secretary.
LAKE CHARLES, Nav 8,
Attest

The Town Council met pursuant to
adjournment, and quorum present.
The following accounts were, on mo.
lion, approved, and the Mayor author.
lied TO warrant upon the town Treas
urer for the same, viz:
Account Of VIM. Stokely, for four
teen days services on streets of town
at one dollar and seyenty-fiye cents pei
day, S25 SO.
Account of j. A. Ryan, for salary as
Constable, for the month of March and
and April, s120 90.
There being no further business be
fore the board, on motion, the Council
adjourned sine die.
Approved:
WM. MEYER. Mayor.
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Recommendation i. Eddleman,
Esq, prominent citizen Of Jobnson's
Bayou, Cameron parish, informed US
last week that the cotton crop on
Johnson's Bayou was looking in better
condition than any ever before raised
there. The gulf coast Of Cameron il
famous for cotton, sweet potatoes,
oranges, melons and garden vegetables.
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Tux LErFEL MECHANICAL NEWS
pnblishcd semiIDontbly, at Springfield,
Ohio, by James Leffel d Co, is very
handsomely printed and illustrated
journal, devoted 10 manufacturer, en-
giReeriDg, milling and mining. Terms,
81 per aunHm.
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IL SOCIALISM 4 GBEEHBAcK Doc
TRIsE?-TnE AMERICAN SENTRY, pub
lished weekly at New York city, is an
outspoken organ Of the Greenback
party. At the same time it advocates
the most pronounced soeialistic doc
trincs. Socialism and NibiIism are
cousins german, and neither should find
an asylum on American soil.
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PACE REBucED,--J. w. Bryan q
20. have reduced the price Of their
sewing machines FIVE dollars on all
grades.
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THE DurY or a CoRosER's JuRY.--
The N. Q. Only States, commenting
on the verdict Of the coroner's jury Of
inquest on the body of q colorcd man
named Decnir, who was killed last
week by . policeman, ssys, very Tn,
that The verdict Of . coroDer's jury
should show nothing more than the
manner in which, and the means by
which, the deceased came 10 his dealt,
and that when, as is often the case,
the verdict goes further, and excuses
or condemns the slayer u goesbeyond
Che power and tluty Of The jury Of IN
quest, and decides question THAT oI
the gniIt or innocence Of the slayer,
ltbe deqisien NJ which belong ~ 4
gtaDl II petit iHla.
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w have a speedy and positive Cure,
for Catarab, Diphtberia, Canker
mouth and Head Ache, in SHIL0H'e
CATARRH REMEDY. a nasal In
iectcr free with each bottle. Use II
If You desire health and sweet breath,
Price 30 cents.
WI. MExER, Druggist,
Lake Charlie, Id,
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KICKED TO DEATH BY AGuE.--Dayid
Roy, an old and respected citizen Of 81.
Landry parish, was accidentally killed
last week, under very peculiar circum-
stances. lie was holding a loaded
gun, with the stock resting against Of
near bis abdomen, and was probably
cooking Or unlocking it, when it wa,
accidentally discharged, and the recoi
caased the breech Of the gun 10 strike
him in the abdomen 80 severely as te
canse his death by internal hemorrlage
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-06-11

RIyEgs VERSUS RAiLEoADs.-The
st. Louis Laitsoay Register, since the
recent immense tows of grain, in
barges, from ST. Louis 10 New Orleans,
says the railroads cannot and ought
not TO endeayor to retain control Of
grain transportation, and advises them
70 make mp the loss in some other way.
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Town Council Proceedings.
LAKE CnARLEs. MAY 2, =

LAKE CHARLES, May 2, -.
The Town Council of the town of
Lake Charles met in regular session,
and there being no quorum present,
adjourned TO meet on Tuesday, May 3,
at o'clock Z. NJ.
ApprOYed:
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WksrED, one Thousand more sab
scribers 10 the Ecno.