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dria at o'clock this morning. As seen from
the barber, the fire seems to be larger than
any since the bonbardment.
ARAB PAsHA TO BE DENOUNCED AS A
TRAITOR.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 27th.-The Sultan
has decided to denounce Arab Pssha as 3
traitor.
The Sultan received Dervisch Pashs on his
return from Egypt very coIdly, and com.
planned that he did not persuade Admiral
Seymour to delay the bombsrdment.
THE REBEL GOVERNMENT.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27th.-An official tele-
gram from the rebel Government, dated at
Cairo. July 265h, says the armaments cone
tinue on an extensive scale. Volunteers ar
arriving from Upper and Lower Egypt.
Some chiefs Of the Bedouins, who prior to the
| bombardment were known as partisans of
the khedive, have promised fidelity, and all
| the best class of Mussulmans including the
Princes and Processes OF the Khedive's fam
lily, now il Cairo, are aiding the Government.
The British have been defeated in two en-
gagements, leaving forty killed.
ARAB ISSUES ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th. - The Official
gazette publishes letter from Arab Pashs,
which declares that any person found in pos
Pasha from the Mil istry, circulated by the
Khedive's emissaIies, will be court mar
tailed. The army will do its duty and defend
the country to the last extremity. If the COM
mercisi and political interest Of the powers
do not induce them to stop the British in
vssion, terrible struggle must ensue.
Some Italians, Swiss. French and Germans
remain in the public administration, and con.
tinue to receive marks of confidence, not.
- 49, % \ La
| Egypt.
IN THE NATIVE QUARTERS.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27sh.-The fire here is
! in the native quarters, and Is believed TO have
been started by iucendiaries.
ARAB TRIES TO coNsCRIPT THE CAIRO POLICE.
| ALEXANDRIA, July 27th.-The Khedve is
| informed that Arab has sent orders to the
| Project of Police at Cairo, to send all the po-
lice to bis camp, and fill their places with
refugees from Alexandria who are now quar-
tered at Geizerah. Ibraham Bey, Project,
| although hitherto partisan Of the military
| faction, strongly declined, as he refused to be
responsible for the safety of the Capitol if the
police were taken away. Arab, upon receiy.
| ing his answer, ordered the arrest of Ibraham
BLOCK OF HOUSES BURNED-THE KHEDIvE's
UPPORTERs-ECoHoMY IN USING WATER.
ALEXANDRIA, July 27th.-A block of houses
on the enemy s side of the canal was destroyed
with gun-cottou, as it might have afforded
cover for Arabs soldiers.
The Khedive receives daily intelligence
from the interior apart from the military ee
ment and officials. The respectable classes
have not wRvered in their allegiance to him
self. He is convinced that as soon as the
military terroris broken the nation will gladly
rally around his authority. The Khedive
now recogniz the impossibility of granting
any terms to Arab short of an unconditional
surrender.
In consequence of the falling water in the
canal, proclamation has been issued by The
Couucilto. day enjoining the strictest economy
in the use of water.
| ARAB THREATENS THE SULTAN.
Arab Pasha has written the Sultan as fol
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PHILADELPHIA, July 27th.-F. D. Mckee,
Chairman of the Independent Republican
State Committee, in his reply to Thomas
Cooper, Chairman of the Republican State
Committee, regarding the four suggestions
fo- compromise made by the latter to the
former committee on the 12.h instant, says :
81 an directed to say that this committee
find that none Of the four suggestions are
methods by which harmonious and honor
able unity of the Republican voters Of Penn
sylvania could be obtained All of them are
inadequate to that end"
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LlOu Oh tue stat-rOute caSee.
ENcursiOnisfs En- Route.

OMAHA, July 27eh.-The hotel car DAvy
Crockett left Omaha to day for San Fran.
cisco, having on board b notable party OF
Pennsylyanians Hon. Allison White, mem.
lumberman L. Blanchard, lawyer Hon.
II. c. Parsons. collector of the Pennsylvania
road, and Mayor of Williamsport; Judge
Cummin, Judge Mayer and State Senator
Allen, all of Williamsport, and Hon. Jacob
Tomet. millionaire banker of Port Deposit,
Nd. The party will spend Sunday in Salt
Lake, and then resume their trip to San
Erar,t.:nc1
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ARAB THREATENS THE SULTAN.

Arab Pasha has written the Sultan as fol-
lows =" 1 trust it is false that, as the enc
mics of Islam assert, Ottoman troops are
coming to Egypt, as I should have to oppose
them by force"
1t is doubtful whether Cherif Pasha will
consent to form Ministry for the Khedive.
1t is rumored that Arab Pasha has with.
drawn with the bulk of his army to Daman-
hour, leaving the outposts at Katfir. el. Dwar.
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Night before last the inhabitants of al
Arab village near here, led by fanatics
priests, attempted to enter the European por
ton of the town, but were repulsed by the
military. The following day the French
Consul applied to Admiral Conrad for pro-
lection for the French subjects. The French
Admiral subsequently asked Rear.Admira
Hoskins to make joint occupation to pre-
serve order, and this arrangement was made
for last night, when De Lesssps suddenly re-
turned from Ismsilia. A violent scene &C.
Cured between him and the representative!
Of the French colony. De Liesseps sid he
cons dered Port Said 80 his property tina,
the Consul was fool for asking for occupa.
ton; that it was playing into the hands
of England to do 80, and that there
was no danger. as he had a guarantee Of
safety for French subjects from the officers
commanding the Arab troops. When every.
thing was ready for landing, the French Ad.
miral refused to carry out his part Of the al
rangement. De Lasssps visited the Gov.
ernor and Assistant Governor, who were still
on board the Mongolia, and Rear Admiral
Hoskins, but failed to bring them to his
views.
Reinforcements are arriving every night
from Fort Cuernil. The Governor considers
that delay in occupying the town will be fatal,
as the Arabs are becoming stronger.
The British corvette Orion has arrived,
bringing instructions which completely mod.
ify the situation here. De Lessep3 protested
against her entering the canal, but she en-.
tered without paying dues.
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Nominated FOR Congress.

MONTPELIER (Vt.h July 2Tth.-The Second
District Republican Convention nominated
Judge Luke P. Pollard for Congress.
CoLoNA (Iowa), July 27th.-The Republi.
cans of the Fourth District yesterday renom.
mated Thomas Updegraff for Congress.
CHAMBERLAIN (Dakota), July 9th Cham.
berlain sends nineteen Pettigrew delegates to
the County Convention. Central Dakota is
solid for Pettigrew for Congress.
CINcINEArI, July 9Th Ex-Lieutenant.
Governor Alphonso Hart, of Hillshoro, was
Washington Courthouse, Ohio, by the Re.
publican Convention Of the Twelfth District.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 27th-Evening .
o'clock this morning the sky was suddenly
illuminated by burst Of fame The fire
was outside the European quarters, and was
cenfined to native block of buildings near
Zsptith, which were found being fred by
Arabs. After an hours work the fire was
got nnler c.liitrnl
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!; Taleu from, IaI, anal Lyuchea.

WILMINGToN (Del.). July 27th.-Martin
Beckett, committed to Jail at Hampton G.
II. Saturday for assaulting white girl u
years old, was taken from Jail last night and
lynched. On placArd on the body was writ
ten, "Our women must be protected"
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straIaht-out Repub,Icans,

RICHMOND IVA J, July 27th.-The Repub.
lican Central Committee of strsight-outs met
yesterday, and decided to postpone calling a
State Convention indefinitely, and nomi-
mated Rsv. J. M. Dawson (coloredl of Will
iamsburg, for Congressman at large. A
resolution was adopted, indorsing William
Willou2hby, of Alexandria, for Judge of the
United States District Court for the Western
District of Virginia.
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ABoUKIR TO BE BoMBARDEn
spAIN's INrEREsr IN THE MArrER.

ALEXANDRIA. July 27th.-T The garrison a
Aboukir having refused to surrender tn,
forts. they will probably be bombarded to
morrow
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Young Nan Robs uis Mother.

Denver lColl July 27th.-One Mira.
Gregory and son August. aged Is. recently
arrived from New York, were stopping at one
of the leading hotels here. Last night young
Gregory visited his mothers room. and alb
s.racted from beneath her pillow 81 500. The
young man was arrested and the money re-
covered
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CLEVELAND, July 27th.-Oa Friday the
phenomenal trotting stallion jerome Eddy,
developed yesterday, will make an exhibit 1r
trot. in which he will attempt to beat Snug.
gler's great record. He trotted to the three.
quarter post in the third heat at 2:l4 clip,
when he was pulled back to let the field il.
Otherwise the record would probably have
BEEN beaten then.
GESTLRNEN's DRIVING CLUB.
ST. LOUIS. July 27th.-A Gentlemen's
Driving Club is to be organized here.
FINE SPORT AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July 27th.-This was the
third day of the Cleveland Club races. There
was large attendance, fair weather and a
fast track.
The free for-all race, paceSs, for purse Of
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Graiua Courier: Tie river ,b,.,
m signs Of falling, but still ruaint.;.'
lis own. and if tile banks should onI
do as well. there would be no dam,
of an nverE!nw. The pTesaure Of N.
water on the fraiI ievres Is tremsn8on"
Tuoy require almost constant Batcbin,.
..... Young oranges. in the greaias,
abundance. have taken iire place Of ia
sweet smelling bl0ssuHIs that Iiecora,s3
tho trees bu, shurt time AFRO. ~
orange crop Of this wear will be Ina
meudOus. Vegetation and crop,I A.,
fuIiv ore month in advance Of H.,
wear 1t Is not our purpOse to RAJ
cufc religion, but still we cannot n,
admit that there are & great u,,r
GatviT~ized members k'glnurinr 10 NJ.
church, particularly Of the Method,
denomination in Gretna, and algi.,.
Al the same TING. Tine Rev. Patris
Calvin Is a guod worker and a.. IL.
uuent divine.
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some Little Comfort.

From the n Q, Iiaas-Dem'eEAl'.l
~ IS Al Ill "in1 mat Bows 1'-'.'n'
2'9A. 1hsIe Is very HUE e'Iii'f'
- De 9ra"n from inc present Overflow
WIN LIE Ei.lL'hs Of dollars o. prop
( en-! Il LAS oestTo5F7l' tne s''eE II has
drowned Inc Ae'ees IL mas WASHED
away aud the planters and farmers 1t
mas ruined; ana ys' lei Us console our
eV1'e>' "S H'usA a. we Can Win Inc
.h q, l.l'l th@'e = a portion o.
lAe e'u1n42ni'y mai IL Will "eAelt-a
very 'llAL P'rA8h' UnAapPiIy' Of the
"bS'e 's'Fie' Ahe S"2l3peFs' who
ge' moss ana ''gS from the s"anps,
Llo Lutn"eflnen and many others VIII
L'o P'eA'! o. pEouLa9ie |ork 10 do IN
lh1 'feSsAI "s@s"A 0. Al9A wafer anu
S'eSaa'eS,
lie Rlgh waller washes the moss
Ii'" Inc trees aud collects II IN I'M
L1eISs MASSES ID the S"anps' II more
over makes these swamPs naElgable
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Lax CHlz1us. L.. Mrres p, Iss2.

Lax CalzrEs. La. MErcA ., ISs2.
Editors LAKE Charles EeAa
For the information Of tiIc religious
.uubiic, the Emmanuel Colored Baptist
church. situated At Goospgrt, neal
Lake Charles. Ia. WIS organized
i jun :. 1875. with ten members, and
ngw has q membership OF thirty-niBe
Rev. G. Brackstgn was chosen first
pastor Of the church, aud t5c served
tire church two years after which
Rev. Henry Johnson Tas called to
the paztJrsdIg, aaG mas served from
that time b. tire present date. and
the blessings Of tee Lord have been
with Us. Since Eiugr johnson mas
bach with Us. hc has done rs valuable
: service. and much good mas been
! done among Us. He has beer iBstru-
mental in building rs a new house Of
worship. and very handsome one.
too. E.der Johnson Is a faithful la
berer in thu clase Of Christ, and il
token of respect u MIN. Is pastor OF
CIR church. the sisters have present
al him with handsome aEd usefnI
present. a1d W., hupc be will still tc
encouraged by tines, EAyors. and con-
tinue with Us We. g. . church, car
SAY thar Rev. Henry Johnson is =
gugd minister Of the trospe. and
prvac1aS sound HuctriBc. and We III
I'D
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Hope.

NJ hitter Ty-@rg JFe sal,
4 gtzrz- ul8y C-1aC t. WrEzE Us
A rTtts- wiuG q 1i1E-,E IL
Il tlsa qsIsst tor uHGU1Uu Lands
Arff cast OIL tic saa3Eis-
No matter r7Elere " sal.
Tlf+u. Uhea nv EHtgs ZrFe- GJEL.
Whzt eAu3ce As f3ft t. La
From Eezutg- In tI0 Ser
And EftIIgtv fars1tSe
Al taaf tlzs sal cal L1lle.
Thru. FFee0 ny t1Tp Dses down
Still In s1ste Of storm.
FrT-l ali urts fesl O. fer
a resesFe NAV be uaz-.
Thaalrlr tgIpssEs Glow their asast
a 2I83v heart. rIn rest
sill fu Fr5rs Of ErgTrl
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How AMERICAN GELS KIss.-The
Maine girl, tall and ruddy, kisses as
though she was taking an impression
in the chewing gum Of her native
State. The Massachusetts girl kisses
in the Greek style, favored with brown
bread. The New York girl goes at it
as If she we're dabbling in a Wall
street speculation. The kiss of the
New jersey girl is as fiery as a Taste of
apple-jaek, better known as Jersey
lightning. Little Delaware's girls are
as soft as the peaches that grow there.
A Maryland kiss is rich and juicy as a
terrapin stew. In the Old Dominion
you are met Bith a genuine hospitality;
the eirls kiss as though they wanted
you 10 stay The Ohio girl is deserib-
ed as possessing the comprehensive
qualities of the Ohio man--slIe wants
all she can get, and gets all she can.
A Louisiana kiss IS said to he like eat
ing sugar cane, while North Carolina
girls stick like tar.
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We CALL attention 10 the Chess
Carisy C8InPaBy advertisement, head
quarters for eli kinds Of oils both
Intoxicating and Illuminating. Being
producers and refnsFs tbsy can aEord
to supply saw mil men and others at
reasonable rates.
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The Lake CAarIe> Echo has coaiad
an tUl. from our columus. the letter %
NindeX, our Lake Charles .corTesqor-
dent Il was nothing but fair, and We
have felt PFond Of this aCkuou ledge
meut Of Fiudex' Talents. 4 creole.
Ike Is, ne drives a. graceful q pen as
an writer, and When he lakes = fancy
st wiring in liz Feruarular, the
treueh tongue, he mas feE. if anv. ST.
perlors as French Briier. Oar COZ
respondent LAS only oae fault, and
that Is his mo3estv. If aorae thai We
know, Lad the hundredth part Of his
Talents and requirements, tleV EOUld
have sounded long ago the bag.e Of
their own fame and would hare ac-
CURED despite Of all opposition. that
enViRhle nOtOriety, which is seldom
the reward Of those that keep aluof
and give proofs Of their worth ouly 10
a few admiring friends: and yet, We
must say, despite of that modcstv
which eharaeterizes HIS, be has made
a mark in this world BY his attain-
nents as a jurist and BY his shining
qualities as writer. No lover Of good
literature can leave undecided a CORE
spoudenee or an article signed Niudex.
ST. AartinsVilie Observer.
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LAST Sunday morning before dsE,
and during e heavy s.CEm Of wind and
rain which was Prerz5inE hees. Eve
prisoners brske js5L Tnev discovered
where they coul3 escape provided they
burned 8 short piece Of timber iuso
which hal been used IL spice Two q
the logs which had bees cit through
a: some psenuHs time BY prisoners
UP 10 tins dav none q then have
been recauiE-e1-
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z aeserFed

hEPEBLICASs DIsPUTEyG OvEE THE
SFgELs--Pres5deHt Arthur Is losing
his grip OF tAe half breeds, who are
bagiphln- 10 groul usElRQaslT Over las
omissions aud commissions in the mai
Ter Of appointments. Every batch Of
nominations which goes 10 The Seaate
pEt serves 10 emphasize the fact that
the StaLUaris are getting the lion 5
share Of gfhces Bat there are wheels
within wheels, and even among the
SlaiWaris there Is disGenteHt. Grant.
Logan and Cameron are the big fsh
which swim ar0uud in the White
House pond, picking Up great many
Of the Gh0Ire bis OF patronage, and
tneTe are other stalwart fish which are
able to get only few stale crumbs.
Sharp criticism is beginning TO find
TeHt here III the Republican ranks.
Arthur Is not welding the party to-
gether As effectively as hi. intimate
friends have been predicting. There
Is a great deal Of bad blQsd in the
camp. a prominent Republican said
to-day that if there was a Presidential
election this year. the Republican party
woua be. beaten beyond doabt. The
managers have made up their minds
that the only NAY 10 save the House
Of Representatives next fall, is to CAP
ture lot Of Soathern Districts il. pos
szGie, and The aIteInBt 10 do So Is ia. La
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SMALL POE
ERADICATED.

CoBtlgiOn Destroyed.
SICK Rooms Purfded
and m2ie pleasant
EeTsTed and SICK Per
sons relieved and re-
fresheri by bathing
with Pruphy Laetie
Fluid aliisd 10 the
Wais--.
soft White Complex
ions seeugzd hy its
Es in bathing
Lmpurc Air mad e
harmless anlI pun
fed bv sPriILkliHg
U8r.sv : FiGifi about.
To gartfy tle breath.
CL=4ass- tlG Teeth. ii
cant le sETrTg4sseI.-
C1iaTrL relieved and
cured
ETy sI;,44as cared
Grus relieved in
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HASKELL HDUsE-G. Kaun. A, n W.,
4 Pujo city James Hughes. Chss Lew =
v. U4rrizBs. T. W Walton. s. ii n;3,v, \
New Orleans v Z. Talbert. v. A WIJI,,.
sgn. Galveston. Te4as 7. II. SteeEa -.
Levy. P b JOIfnsoE Miss. j. B IIaffJy NJ
York T. E Paine. F a Rice. Chag T9r.Is-
HOUSTON. IsL2s - lIiHIIRs. Wes' Fe,t
" C. BHTzss, BIJGn RsHge Ia: Hssr,
Wsish. L8e2sIEfe GsO. o. Eims, Washi1gta,
Lz.:- Brooks. Railroad depot y. b 5rg5,
IL T. \ breckenridge Michigan.
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GREAT GERM K9E3sTROYRR
DARBY'S
PrOpilEIaCtic FIuid4

FITTING Of SMALL
PlA Prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
tFaRgEsne prevented
and cured
DJse1tery cured.
Wounds healed nap
idly
ScuFvev cured h
shOrt time.
letter died Hp.
II is perfectly harm
less.
For Sore Throat Il Is
g sure cure.
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Masonic TEAPLE---For the third
time the Aasons Of Charleston are tax
ing steps for the erection of a temple
on their property. which is situated on
POsiofhce, between Twentieth aud
Twspty4frst streets. The matter is
uowi ~ the hands Of a committee, and
viii N short time reach a point when
same definite action can be had. In
the eFent the conclusion is favorable,
a building viii be erected costing BE-
tween 100000 and sT5,Oo0.--lGslYes-
ton News.
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Ma GEoEsE .. ELxs, of Washing
ton, La, was in town this week. George
don't walk as straight now as he used
to at Nicksburg, when shot and shells
we're rafting all around him.
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We CALL attention to the advertise
mcnt of Mr.. c. SCHNEIDER Of u house
and thirty acres of land for sale. Read
and see for Yourself. The property is
handsome and well located.
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II. C. Gill; Esq, droPPed il On rs
Yesterday, he is booking vel. and SAYS
the health Of his family has greatly
improved siuee he moved to the pine
woods. His business Is working
smoothly, and he Is dumping about
$50 dollars worth Of logs il the ruu
3.5lr
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WASHINGTON IET-rEHE.
ABJUT CEHIxEr CHAEsE-sExEroR TELEEE
I'D TIE NATIONS WAEBs-1HE CsEsBsG
on CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
from or Berulsr Correspondent !

j TAsEIsgruS. D {, March 8. 1882
It Since General Grants appearance
Washington. rumoTs Of cabinet change
have f5ied the ar. Re mNv AzE
uoth5nE to do with the propose
r changes, bat nearly everybody believe
, that he mas. 1t was thought tina; tn
fzther-iH-izw Of General Grants sou
: ex-senator ChzFer, would DC aa3
Secresary q the IntersOr, b2t it seem
thzt SCuEeCr Teiier q C.obCra5o, Is L
hSre the place If the En5iHns res.
the uEpFrs. thsv ara now trembling Il
Their boots. Il they hsrc nv boots, S
the announcement that Teller VII. be
tove- the hea3 9: tbs IU1ian BcrsEu
He haz po sentime1sa. tenderness Tor
these un}greSv wards q the aatiOn- II
the rrutb ue-e kDnuE- ne believes with
Gez- Sheridan tlG, the rest Indian Is
a 6sai Eu5iaz- an tina, they hsre 10
mc-s rl-as 70 tns splendid western
CONAN tnn1 the panther. Aud oNrois~
whief ebev hesr o. mas II q how IN
wilderness. We Sc cg1 mlc2 Of the
5o5Ia- Rere 81 Washington. Their a.
pea-.~ aswrvs leiezstsoz o; some
4 fr5ce bers osaBRs5t.v IT, the uurl,ass
= aaysu- . salz W.T. tne,r Grest
Fathe- prcs56cu; Artaa- Their Ia4A,
a1n0a-- - Dot4sn-. an ar Eoy5 L.
uoth,D-, AM :, Is stranEe tAa. tns
Erez,jea: docs no: sts7 sae- empty
haupo-zery. Tnes- talks are gouen
81 Jv the Indian agent, vino bcc2ne
tired o: the 6uluess and uotling-tv-
do-Dess o. frontier pos; life. and. de
sirous OF hsying a picnic, they bring
half q dozen filthy chiefs u Washing
Ton to talk over some imaginary griey-
ance which If it were q real grievance
'"uiI DC ulo'" 'eI'el al us'eI OIL 'OO
ground, at that end OF the line than ct
tins end.
10 return from the frontier u the
cabinet 1t Is rum"red that "en. he-'e
who was Minister to Austria during
zen. Grants hrst term WI. be made
Secretary OF tine Navy II place 0.
Judge Hunt. "m. I. Chandler Is
%is1 k"iNt- o. 43I lAc tl"Lt' aGA - -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-01

= rE Nev Icrz legislature, ssys
une GIasvsssoz News, the Subject Of
susazztv aas bee1 gnie- consideration,
AM 4 comgu5tsee mas given it thorough
Investigation Al all its phases. The
conclusion arrived at is that the in
crease Of insanity is more rapid than
population by the natural processes.
In that State, in a population Of
100000, there are no less than !, 900
Iunatics, being one to every 98+ inhab-
itaHts. 1t was further discovered that
insanity is becoming more and more
incurabIe. These arc startling facts,
and demand the attention Of scientists
aud Legislators. It is not Improbable
that searching scientific investigations
may trace the cause Of this fearful
progress Of mind disease TO tic poison
Gus chemicals used in the aduIteration
Of food and liquors, particularly the
latter.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-01

Ii. ". LoSsFELLOw, the most dis
tBguisbed Of American poets, died on
the 24th Of March He was born in
Portland, Maine, in 1907, thus being
about seTenty-fFc years Of age at his
death. His works, however. will last
and keep his memory fresh till time
shall be no more-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-04-01

We ARE reliably informed that Mr..
J. W. Harrison, who1eft here a short
time since for lis home in Mississippi,
was to have been married last Thurs
day evening to Miss Ethel Bedford
daughter of Colonel Bedford, Of Bloom
field, Missouri.