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, 1881-12-24
/" "HERODIADE,"
Production OF Jules nfnsarnet'@ No,u
Ornrn ut flrusscIa--A 8lhllcnt 'Thrnc.

,u,,,,, ~ ~" :" "rs ",,,tro tMro" u..
..'a. haoS' oou. ,,",. al. s1.esencts new
toIec.aei ope "s,ar f'oa'~ ea'.s M-rauntlo
oraiofio, "iierou'n"e. Whs Ptoui'eed last night
success, Tho work Ia, uernps, the must .n.n..
orurt NJ ,,,a vo,,n, r.,n,p,srr II ,nn,. ~ a..,oas
sa,,..,.,s s,s,i,t,,. rsn,,,,"s u.on, ,. ,3 p"s'sk
c.'''a'"h H'r'"sns oe't't,"s' oie"t lnlortalce Il
Indeed, rs In many works of tho new rr.naS
,u,sicn1 Echool. throws tho vocot .uea ,'N
- ~. ,rorn i,,,, t,,r,nru,ir,, ,,.t.'.',a part
~ ~. uiu olicI" n.o .. IunpHu.so a's'ahilleanee.
Iho lhtefprotht'otl Throughout MIS- lett mitch
to l,e dcsirt.t1. fErHNet, the pnrIs tenn
EnnK tbs r0IG ot john tslg baptist: Mile iny;
vler t4t,1t tho part Of Sh1nme, wtNs II thu rr.l
hnrUilN Ut tho npcl!t; siltc. Dtschanps llinleu
ntltt wcMk nv fierud. Among tho ,ln.llIIcss whIrn
wero l1stcncd 10 With tho Freatest interest inry
be tnlntionstl = carrtusly. scored sacr'l t,nrs1
saIst s9 M Fl ex;s S se s s" % ths n vS, 1a tt r
Tic vo sese ecu m lie sc,t ast ws nj i%rrsd ttv rs, f.
tic tlrnlnnstr,stivenuss ot Its Interpreters RI.
very crcdItnbc to tho enterprise ut Iir,lasrj,
rnannvurB. Whether It wilt Eventually bt. truus,
fBrrei to Paris In doubtful. despite Ifs success
Inst nirht. Thu Queen nf the l!elglalIs tho d.
French Minister III Arts, und Il nutNlpr ot Far,,
critics wore p1tsGnt ut tho production uf the
wurk.
Htrottade" IL tho sccont! important work ol
being " I4c llul de l.Rhurc, which wus burial
fnlluro on It's production. Tho litter work Ii tha
more proteituua Ut tile two. both III Its subject
which Is SerlptMrni. and III lts treatment The
selyes to br bound by tho historical fgess and
the plot Is Ill entirc departure from thu stnsy as
we know 1t. lit tho first place. Suome Is moi Ut
MI tho same character as Is presented tU US In
tho New Testament. LII alRsseCttH I1ttodia!e"
sue has lleelD converted to EhrisitMnfty by jain
, 1881-12-24

Sptt1al Dlspdttk 70 Tie Chstaoo 1F7btNt.
LArAyEr1E, lnlt.. Dec. .k-A temporary
hr!dsc over tho north f,rk of Wildcat Greek,
OH tho ltno nj the Like Eric s Western toad,
WIS swept out by tho tlooti curly this mortli,s.
1t ca.l,Ie,t be replaced lcf,}rp Saturday or S,,r-
,ny. Al! Lake Erie 4 Western Cusscngcr-trans
nre forced 10 run from this city to Cdlhx on lilo
l,tg lUrt itoa,i, md from ti1cre III Frankfort,
wn.hnWt on tho l.okc Erie & wcsturn ltott tlcnr
AlnblNs
, 1881-12-24

Spff1E IJElFafEN 70 Fh8 EHtfd9o 1F10HHfs :.
r1NCo.,S, Nct., Dee. 1k-Wull.ntnrrrl rnii.
ron,l men IN th!s Stasn DECLARE TINT t1r every
mile Ut railroah built III NGbrnskn during slto
present scnr three mics will l,e built In lass.
The Union paclc IL expected to .io considerable
Of this rniruad building. and Its plusls are n,ng
lnia nrcortllngy, Tic engineer corps OF that
rnh.t tyu jilst completed n SURVEY 0f thrno
different routes lrntIi this city tH leatrloG altd
Rrasllitx will he commenced ut nnta On tta On
pasacssng tho most advantages as rnilro,d
rott1
, 1881-12-24
PATHS CONCERTS.

Mr.. Fryer, who IL Mr.. Alll'oy's advance ngont,
In Ii, tho city, and announces three CONCERTS by
MING. latti NJ ltnvortys Thoutre. Jan. ane !,
tho hitter bctIlu nntinte. Oh rucs.lty night An
net fr,t.n Aida Will 10 given; IN Thuralay M
,lc: lr0In FN,lxt," nIlu at tho nsut!Heu I'LL nct
trOlu "rfpYutOrc,"
, 1881-12-24

A!nny at tho vcasol-tncr If Chfcngo Will lnnrt,
with re9ret OF tho ticatl, Capt. Patrick Drcw,
lalu nj tilt t,IE William i,rown, nf the Vessel
l,wners Towing Association, whso! occnrvei
Th,ir*.!ny Ut thu County, -E"sp!tnl: Tho fn'!cr1s
y,tn ~ rhRf
, 1881-12-24

NEW Y0Mk, pce, 2,.-Ar. nuwd, President OF
tho HANDFUL l. Ut. J6seph 1tnIlrosd Cu,nIAny,
said toduy III answer to IN Inquiry regarding tho
Missouri stNta nl1-bunl Interest alaI reported
thrcat tn sull tho ronti: "rh1 Handful !; st.
Joseph l.a!lr.'4d CoMntny Will moi pAy tho III.
tercst On bIlss.urt blu.u u!o Dvuds, uuu tho luud
, 1881-12-24

JACKSONVILLE, Fiji. I,uu. :sh-The Lrnulo In.
forest In the Florida Central halfway WIS todNy
anld 10 Sir T.wnrd j. ttrcd. tho English chpltnt-
lat. Tho trttstar Elvps ltccd Il ctInt:tllinn In
tcrcst In tho ffnriIin cehtrN OF wh.ua hu WIS to-
day elected President.
, 1881-12-24
On 0ceau.Sleamship Limos Which Dis.
crIm1nato Against The Associa.
tion Roads,.
Another Drop in Provision Rates
Commissioner Dixon Tries to
Convert by Circular.
The Wabasll Figuring 10 1Iare n Direct
Route 10 Council bluffs by
juno /.
inv Gould and tho Pullman Company
Involved IN an Important
Suit.

T
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r.. p,,u,,,, poorro f,htcet to I'm F,fsnIacc. |
'"S '"'''"e' 'eee~
r1s1t oi 1hclF Cars by shosa
nj Wanner.
-. ,u,. - "a. xa,,,rn,,t
Yearly showing o! .Mo ~ ~sal,ueI@
lkuntt"-A faAltn@.On III s-asMlne"' ~
s:teiat De'asfh 70 me chtsa0e i''oane'
NEW foRE, Lee. :J-Iho cAects OF tho ps".
lonuea competition IN rAtcs "et%een Inc Rse".
tuiltond lines 10 tho west are very e'st.ocy
shown Ill tho reports Jls' hhoe ~ @ t.o
nueratlons for tue f'seal Fear o' .no
frw York Central. tho Lake snufo'
tho Mich'EaH tehtral' nna tuo s.n'.''t
Southern NRtlranus' III t''o case o1 ehen y, tut'''
extspt tile MichlTeh ten'rhl' 'nere ""s oecM"
decline IN tho Iet'ensee ot e'!''1r0s aso ~ 'uu
, 1881-12-24
MARRIAGES.

HOW They Arc Contracted iii This
t'1.tntry-Notuf,lc N,Ipilt,la In Past and
Nresoul 'rlnles-Gnlo.is Of Love and
Convenience.
cincinnatt Enquirer.
NEW YOr1E. lice. al.-Tho marriage Of Will
tnm acknowledgements daughter tn IL aon Df
old Editor Jn,nrs Watson Webb on Tuesday,
gives mo 0Ccnslon tn RosslE IN anl out nbout mar.
rtAgcs. Wium Vanderbilt, Ike Ihomas Scott
nn,i Jay Gould, hasi the good fortune to marry
whcre respect and affection existed. Conse.
qneniiy. NIL these men havc left good postcrity-
lot sezcl with atreetnton or dissipation, or n.,y
of the furtns OF eclr.estccm.
Old Commodore Vanderbilt married. hts cousin
when be was rUugh cat-b1at sailor III tho
crooks and coves nbout New York. Ills wIfo
wRs tlevdtcdiy attnchett to him, md boro him
many children; but his treatment Of her WIS
very variable. Generally lie took hcr with hin,
and pnid attention to her, but he WINS not II t1nn
Of inluh Refinement Of fccltis nor parriculnrly
uhasto On nnu Occastnn ono Of his Captains.
who wns Methodist, sent hin werl by Il fricnd,
who told nc Of 1t: "tTell old Vanderbilt" said
tho Enptain, "thnt II ila does not repent hc will
bo lnn',,c' llo 's protane n,nn. und none If
| his stn-CaptMtn8' wives havo over bceil snfo
whcll ilr WIS urtlusi1."
Vanderbilt dlscDterc1, rs he camc up IN tito
wnrlu. tt,ul If ilt would ircservc his fnyort son
| purc frt,m tho communications tic hnd, hs must
llevp hin. secluded. So wlllnm Vanderbilt WIS
| on ii fHrtn on StRtcn island until he hhd been
| nnsrrleI mud s,owr wurm domestic attachment
FOR Ills 1nnlly lie married n superior wot.uu
| IL rrIInn,u,nt mn, u,,,l ora uhc nus rcuro1 no
.'.'.,. ~ ~ ~. % ~ -" a.. ~. ~ -"
resptctane ih'n'ly Vi son' ano "auHa'cFs ~
ai1y rich man In tho world possesses. They wilt
uutun tho children Of the Queen Ut England
| ynnaorIttt.a l,rothor f.n,,,1i,,u I ,yna v,,ynva,
sanuernnt .n".nsl, -u.,Ictus ~ w'ts a'""san
nuisance 10 nls ln.nef' anu ''ot much Is KNOWN
| about him. Tho Vanderbilt uirls t4nrried W.T.
| r'uus kttI1 Of ,ncr-suna Grcdtablc, otlcrs
| quite tho contrary.
! Yesterdays Wedding was u Eoo,1 instance OF
tho del.,ooiaey ut our soelcty, whcrc tnovo Is
| my energy iii It.. Tho hrutier Uf tho groom,
t;,I,. wu, " ttlg President of tho Public Srhaol
| College VI New York, where I inyo srrn hun
corrrcttne Tho exercises If tho ward p,,pls with
tho thnr,,tHhI,css and pntIenco Ut solin lcnchcrs
| In II Western 1lstEInt. lie EAtR $5,UJW Il yHlr--
perl,1,s tho lnrHest allMry ijnfd III Atnerlcn tn n
pul.l,s achnu!- !-tcacfor. ill. witc w,,s rich. and
whllo In tho city they lfyod next door to
tho rul!o coeKu. Thelr cuttaKu Mt Long
! tlrnlch Ia us tino Us my body'H. Oil
Con. WGhl, tho lust surviving CtlIt0r
or tho Hru,lp whIc!. celebrated them.
selves very much In tho IlUt generation, ts Il
nlil ri stuujl fortune huyux hurried well nj
icust twice, hut ht, wins IL freq liver. ifnylnE
, 1881-12-24

DcrAnEoment OF thu liver. with cols'' col'1 p.a,IJs
lpluro tue co.nplexIpn, induce plsup,,ssI IMIkess
skin, etc, tnuIuvU tho gnl4se by aslAs
Lltllo lIyeg Pills. uuu u lu4e.
, 1881-12-24


Enropean s'eamsnlp lines ~ s'op u.; ,n,s us,
elimination, and Bteurc fAtr proportion
or tho cmtgrant business. tho nssocIa-
ton rontls found It necessary ~ take
s..... s,st,,,.s 49,, ,...,.I,.to ootfo,,
eon' aeeisN' h"o hn'"Iu"1o "e"'
and Tor this reason yesterdays shcotinR wns
held. There wore present FcrcIval Lowell.
J,url,upton, u a. rnwn,nnd md DcorRc II,
rianinis, wo,n.h. trv,,rr t,bnnu,cr. Missouri
D"n'u'n' "hnasn' ff"'.vs Es -, :.
l'nc'ec; A. II. Hanson. Illinois central: W. IT.
Stcnnctt and W. \. ThtAll, Nurthwpsternt y. v.
II. Curnenter. Milwaukee, 4 81, Pant; and C0r,-
,,,s.,nor ~ II rMvo,,. Mr.n X. ltun1,nr. nf Inn
"as. s,s'' :, ~. ~. 's: ~ ss.,ss.n,,,,.,, H.. A.
l!nt,nithll Il II. Jos WAa feprcsehte" ny "s'
Lowell ....
H. ,yns nj first uro,,osctI that tho association
rr,1a t,tc ticir ,tchots olr rrnm Tho Erie,
lo""' % , n"No '".. ~ 49," M ..,.,.,, .,.sx,,,.,nt
HraHd Ifanx' nna n!aar r'.'''s ""cn uEao.ee" .'.,
discrimination l'y giving their cnsIfrtHt l'.1sl-
tuli discussion 1t was tutli,ti tult srrl nc1i1n
wnlt hnt,iIy be vlsc ut this TINE. because thB
,,ulIlju would t,,ortby III, greatly iucnnvpniencc
ilul thls Il nlnjnrty nr tho Western, tsh,!s 'tc.
Eirrl TO uyut,it 1t was iluaiy Mgrecl that Inns.
n,,lsh IA without tin uId nf Innjurty OF tho
pcc,ttI steamship j!ncs Tho Eastern trunk ltHeA
, 1881-12-24

Wit 5UUks HFNU VNc "HoN1W DKFHVs
lt0uto ~ Council alilltih.
Superintendent aterritl, III tho Wabash's ioMu
Division, stusrs that tho llntutstun l. HheNnn-
doul ital!rund, Which IL being built lhry,lxh tho
lower tler ol counties Of Iowa from, liuMlsttt,
" Shenandoah ny tho Wabash aud tho ltlrltlv-
ton ltoAda Joiuty. Will 10 ui'erauna alunt tho
1st NJ JUNG. The rnmd IL now u
little over y tn!rt cumpletct, got,o forty.ayo
litu. Tho new rllll will XtYu thu Wabash direct
lInr fFon, Council lt,tH Il EhlcKu anu llIa East.
II exttllds I'll tt AttlNEO sntflg ttGleeH or lWGnty
miles s4,uth 1T the n,lin tinp ur thu burlington.
THE cutnpunles wilt IreAlu su,no tftuen Mew
t1wtsa A,oAX tho rual, nily i've af thu projected
stNttQAA lunk III lpVnN now txIRttIlR. VI the
hitter, tho lurKtst plnu1 Is Ctnriuin, \ town Ut
nuulIt =, GU Inhabitants,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26


Especial tolthe n Q. Democrat
NAshissIos' hsrSh - us''Vc :"
LoIlsisiaa Deing sleieaten Dy ine fo.e'
o. DaySrd' hampton sau Anlse'' @i'.i a
is" "tner il,e'i,oerai" asen2to's' ihe
gi'ost OF ti'e heiaogg case has risei' 10
disturb the harmony OF tDe nehpefA-
nons o. tl'e democrats even ~ naa Gus
uhkiho ana hh''il''iie'snlaty fei'iafAs
are 1'atu tosoefnthe ses'ofS VINO Are
rTFt''iis'"'e iioT 'ho i1l1ure 70 i'iA'e
Sisiinisg 70 .l'e seat he'iegg nous
- - -, @Nra - -. 49, -. ~
80 49,: u ~. - s. e 49, -:
s.p ~, - so,,';.s.a !. $3.50 lie ~
ssoN ~. S.I-'''.sI '1e s1a " 'ae
-. I;.s ~ 49, - ', - -. I. I'll
= - a1S e. - - 80 nd.aa,...,;a
- $50 ~ "a rLaia-o.'. a:.n;
$3.50 go: 'f :. - 'so - "sss..ae A;e'.
p '. 81 - 'sas' ' s"'' '''''e ~ :"
. Pa'9 n
w p,al. = mi ~ T. Il, ~ Rsi M
-, g ~ n ..a5;asta.s s,.a,,'';,, ~.
T1T:.-:>;. ..li ~, ~
.ap,5 ~ .a,.,. 80 Is - 800 -
80 ~ .s $50 .e.1t~ 80 800; a' 80
80 f,c1f yMl,;i Tfy
-. Z - $50 T., $50 80. "a
80 ,,,.,' I. ~, -, 80 80: -, .sI',
af 800 - -. so p, - S
= saohs;ssa. sa.sal,t aad,assa IT,
800 aa''ils1v = ns's
~. - ns,ranaae na,,sr o. So. go
- ~ ~ sh;.s ,s;s,s.,.s,. ~ u
= V.sa;,;s '.'
!"
~. LOUIS eisrcn ia tornado
L'ssssn over eensanSraose PsfI eol
seu1nefn missouri l1esasy nlenI, ac-
ees,l'An'su ~ fain ano nan. a1paiell'
y us'no'lshsa iiIeeh roui'aibesS, NOR
lal's "onnne1 s''o persons ana &c
fioas,y MIeieu 30 o'ssrs r,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26

a GREAT AND Growing INDUSTRY.
The New Orleans States has the fol
lowing: The production of iron in
the United States is aprctty good III
dicatiOn of the condition of the conn
trys general business. Dnrinr 1880.
according 10 the figures Just made ny
by the american Iron and Steel Asso-
citation. the ,oial output of pig iron
WAS 1 ,295,2l4 tons against 3,U7O,s $50
tons IN 1879, an increase of LIZA, $40
notions. Each State where iron is
made, except West Virginia, increased
Its prodnets; and the area of iron pro-
duclng territory was extended so as 10
include Minnesota and Colorado. Iron
rs now made in twenty-tlirce States.
and California and Washington Terri
tory are about ready to be added 10
the list. This great national industry,
which is the foundation of so many
other industries, was never before
upon 80 solid and secure a basis. There
have been times when the ironmasters
made money faster, but their business
was then in feverish, opcr-stimulated
condition. Now it is both healtiiful
and profitable.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26
H,r,por-iaar.t Enxeusis.,.

The "'respuatur is the nauIc given
by Signor Bach to his ncw Invention
for Increasing the vdinme and power
of the human VOICE when singing.
This appliance Is based on the office
performedby the hard portion yof the
palate, which acts as kind uf sound
ing board when the mouth is open fr
singing, and it is for the purpose of
increasing tire efficiency OF the palate
in this respect that the ressonaior lI,s
been designed. Ii consists of gold
plate fitted 10 the roof of the month,
close above the npE'cr Iecti,-mHch il
the same way as the gold plate of "a
set Of Artificial tce;is-tiIe lilate lay-
ing attached tn it anotllcr gold plate
which is convex downward in both
directions a hollow Sounding board,
IS it rnay be termed. Is TINS formed,
and Us said TO have a remarkable effect
on the Volume Of sonnd pFoducible
bg the person wearing The instrument.
1t is also stated that the appaHrtus has
no preindicia effect upon the distinct
ness of articulation, and that It can
be nsed Awithont the slightest incon-
venience after moderate practice.-
0uaehiia Telegraph.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26
ru.r,eriaI Manifesto ProIuus-
g&Iel.

( ST.. PETBRsBURG, March l4.-Ihe
following imperial manifesto has been
promulgated: We, by grace of Sod,
Alexander ILL.,, emperor and antOcrat
of all the Russias, CHR of Poland and
duke of Finland, etc, hereby make
known toisll our faithful subjects, that
I it his pleased the Almighty, in His
ins.ru,slble will. TO visit lin>sia with a
heavy hlnw nf fate. and tn call her
benufaciur, Emperor Alexander H., TO
Himself. He fell hy the hands OF i'm
pious murdereTs, who had repeatedly
sought his previous life, and made
their attempts because they saw in
him. .lIr protector of Russia, the fnun-
datum Of hrr greatness and the pro
motirntnf the welfare Of the Russian
people. let l.s bow Ia the uDfathom
able will nf divine providence, and
offer upto the Almighty our prayers
for the rpose Of the pure soul of our
beloved father.
We ascend the throne which we
inherit from our fuFefaihers, the throne
of the Russian empire, and carbon
and grand dnkednm imperial connect
ed with 1t. We assume the heavy
burden which Gnd has imposed upon
US, with firm reiiance upon his al
mighty help. Nav he bless orr work
TO the welfare of our beloved father
land, amt NAV he guide our strength
for the happiness of all orr faithful
subjects. In repeating before Almighty
God the sacred VOW made by our
father to devote, according To tesla
ment of our forefatlcrs. the Whole of
our life To The care for he welfare and
honor of Russii. we call upon 0nr
faithful srihJerfS It" mite, ibefure the
altar of the Almighty, tilair prayers
with nurs, and commend tilcmto swear
fidelity 10 us and IN onr sncuerssnr, his
highness. the hereditary Grand
Duke Nicoiai ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Given al st. Petersburg Ammo Do
mini 1881, in the firs; year of .pnr
reign.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26

PaEsERvIEG LAMP CHmNRFs FROM
tCRAoKiEG.-Ihe following recipe for
keeping lamp chimneys from cracking
isitaken from the diamond, a L4ipsic
journal devoted to the glass interest
Place yonr tnmblers;~cIiinnevs or YES
sells, which yon desire to keep from
cracking, in a pot filed with cold wa
ter; add aIiittle cooking salt; allow the
lmixtare 10 boil well over a fire, and
then cool slowly. Glass treated 10 this
way IS said not 10 crack even if ex-
posed 10 very sudden changes of tenn
perainre. Chimneys are said to be-
come very durable by this process,
which may also be extended to crock
cry, stonewsre, porcelain, etc. The
process is simply one of annealine.
and the slowsrithe process, especially
the cooling portion of it, the more
effective sill be the work.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26

Tax EIKcUr CoUHT or APPRAIs,
he'd It's regular March term here on
tine 18th inst, Jndges Moore and Irien
present and presiding. There were but
three cases On the docket, and they
were disposed of IS fellows:
a. L. Reid Va. OF. Lyons, ct al;
jHdgmeat amended, so as 70 swxra
plaintiff tine amount rendered him by
defeDdgr's. and deposited IN eoart On
fling their answer IN the lower court,
and rejecting the remainder of has de-
m2nd at his costs IN both courts, ae-
craed subsequently, to proh tender by
defendants.
4 IeGierse & Co. We. II. s. lessen !:
HeidenheiEncr Bros, interven0rs
Judgement amended, by reiBstating
plaintiffs attachment of defeBaaant's
merchandise, with privilege OH pre-
eeeds Of its sale, and rejecting inter
venoFs' demand for said merchandise,
at intcrFcnass costs n both cour4s.
LalJge. Levy q Co, vs. II. s. Ies-
sen Heidehheimer Bros, luteTvenOrs-
Same Judgment as in tabove salt Of
Lel5icTse & Co, against sane de
fcndant.
The Circuit Judges were IN excel
lent beaish, and, as Hsnal, were eri-
dentiy pleased 18th their Eisit. to Lake
ChaSies They viii hold the regnlsr
March term Of the Circuit Uoure fer
Cameron parrish. commenting max
Monday, sssh ms
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26
0ErTUARy.

Al her residence in the town of Lake
Charles. March II, 1881, EUGENE, daughter
of Judge D. ]. Reid and IL. E Neazey, and
wife of W j. Hutchins, aged "a years, Z
months and 3 days
She was an Obedient, loving daughter, a
pnod. kind mother and sister, and an alice
tionate and loving wife. Hard the trial, sore
the loss. and deep the affliction Of this dis
pensation of Provtdsnee.
Mourn not fond parent, '.your loss is her
gain Yet the knowledge that her pure and
innocent spirit has passed from earth To claim
its heritage Of bliss above, should be com
fort and solare for tine bereaved ones she has
left To mourn her loss. For her the approach
of death presented no teETors, ruplete of suf-
ferings and woe for one of endless bliss and
celestial happiness. Cheer mp dear parent.
for she is nov bright, shining light IN that
blessed realm where sorrow enters not, trials
never come and joy fades not AWAY.
BIsERE
Galveston, St MaTtfnsville, 0peiousas and
New Ifleria papers pleasercopy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26

In the old law the most terrible pun
isllrnsnts were imposed on the bias
piserasr. On this branch of his sub
-lect the reverend gentleman spoke
so eloauently that we fUTbeaT even
the attempt 10 commit it to paper.
He also fiwelt upon the scandals
brought upon families by drunken
members, the misery, the restitution,
the paupeTism, the crime, that re-
suited therefrOm.
Especially to Catholics the tenn
peraRce cause should commend ITSELF
How many good old Catholic names
will we lind among our enemies
How came they thene! In nine cases
out Of ten they were children or
grandchildren of a debased and
drunken Catholic who, false To his
nlauiIood, false to his family. false to
his church, false to his GDd, aban-
dOneti his children tn the streets and
left them to perish; and thus 1t Is
that many of them while saved to
the world by other hands are newer
theless lost To God.
Let each one, then, beeume a mis-
si0nary of temperance. If yun are
sober yourself, 60 ont and seek some
one who is not, and beg and pray
with him until you succeed in saving
MIN to his family and his God. The
speaker closed with an eloquent ap-
peal in behalf Of the temperance
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26

EssHIssr0S. d g AEErsl IS sSsl
The Interest a this pe5ilsrhl center
i,s;ilg PzObaiSy be keps sp TIL lar iatc
/ tine snmmeE Inc lower A,sasa. i Is
! now tbopxbf by rlAHy, viii he oVn-
venei ar extra session before taRe mid
die Of Msy Interviews with nlas-
Der OF leading n1eu. Of both politics.
parties. deVei0P the fac; that there Is
wide difference Of opinion toreAiac
the probability of cal for m extra
session Of congress, 5ut the weight of
cpinion Is on the sisie Of the extra
sesai0n. Siaiwsri Republicans gsRer-
alty think that it should be called. and
Democrats believe that their opponents
will improve their opportunity. The
date generaliy fixed upon for the extra
session is Nav Isl, though there are
many who favor a later date, and think
&bout the 18th of the same month
would suit all concerned better, and
give ample time for the passage of a
funding bill and the transaction of
all necessary business before the sultry
dsys Of the summer solstiee.
QHite a crowd was present to wit
ness tine organization of the senate TO-
day, although no election for officers
of the body will take place until next
Monday. Ex-Seeretsry Gorhsm is thus
far the, only candidate spoken of for
his old position. For sergeant-at-arms,
Colonel a. T. Riddlebsrger, of Wood
stock, 10 The Shenandoah Valley. at
present a State senator of Virginia,
will probably be chosen. For chief
CLERK, Mr.. johnson, of Minnesota, who
was for eight years secretary of the
senate in that State, is mentioned
James r. Young, of Philadelphia, will
undoubtedly assume his old place as
financial clerk. To-day the commit
tees only will be organized. There
has been 40 caucus held yet 10 nomi-
nate officers.
The beads Of departments are still
kePtrery busy with an immense throng
Of otbce-seekers, and, in case an extra
session shall be called, this throng will
be increased. So far bat few changes
in minor Offices have been made, but
changes are inevitable. Places must
be made for the friends of the new
cabinet, and many an official head will
bite the dust.
a determined effort is being made
TO defeat the confirmation of STANLEY
Matthewsrfor Associate Justice of the
Supreme Conrt, by Representatives Of
the seventh Judicial Circuit, who claim
that that eireait, which has been repre-
sented on the supreme bench since the
retirement of Judge David Davis, is
entitled torecognitien. "A number Of
gentlemen have been mentioned for
the place, but probably all will be dis
'sppointed, for the position NOW seems
to be 10 confirm all of the nominations
sent in and adjourn as soon as posi-
Bile. Judge Matthews friends are,
however, notiineiined to- take this for
granted, but are using all of their
of,persuasion 10 bring to hissup
port the sehatorsmho In the last session
are known 10 have opposed Matthews
confirmation.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-03-26

We wERE GRATfyIED on our ae1eur-
sion trip Last Wednesday, 10 find the
wide-awake and fiearisliiag Young city
of Orange, Texas, fairly booming with
business enterprises. last before the
doors Of the circus and eneaagerie
were oPcaed, wcdrePped in at the Tri-
Tbuae Office, hoping to find our hand
some and genial friend. Hsrr.-, the
editor Of the Orange Tribune. bui we
sfonad the rooms all deserted, alI their
Inmates having. gone totie circus. AT
the foot Of the stairs we saw alive,
green sea Turtle, lying on his back,
with alabelon his breast, .To the
Orange TribnDe," with the eompli-
neass Of the donor. Isueks Harris
Wonder II be Iises on yenison steaks
and tartle soups.