The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1882-03-25

fs-tiv satisfied with their stuU and seed
canes in this parish. Seed clne> are
- nigh - W. feet, and II tite weather
continues VT ar promised ont of the
finest crop ever mad for the last
twenty ysLTs.
TIupes.Lcmocrsrt: The Terhc cnup-
~. from Berwick tu amt heyonG
franklin. ba.rius Ia resemble the traF-
den Of Eden, - the water iIas given
but little trouble and tic sugar nantis
AT. vc-y active ia wssdIng ami bank
INT Ut tlrc long rnvrs Of c5.nc. which Is
sur1utiu2 beautifully, eviticnrlHg tiu"
MN s..
I.nfavettc Advertiser AiT. AfcA-
ande- iAeItrumme. ouc Of our Tr"gres-
slre !1ruasr., reports having killed .
lssc 4 len days zgi. which, cousrdcT-
ing it, Ege. l. az, often SURPASSED itsrc
y eIssTiser- TIE hor wss Two yesrrs
odd wren slaughtered, aud rts let
Eeirht VS., 5z5 puuuns TIN. = nart!
h b%zI- fur 6, lv,u y~rF odd stIVl-
Tire Governor %, appointed CLss- y.
Caff+rz attmru"v IL atu the collection
o. lle~ps--> ii the !zFri.h u Lafayette.
yrcc d. L Glrln!, resi-ueG.
Qpetuaszs Courier: SINCE thc ap-
rsssrIuer Of . euuplc 81 fancy - mash
er- "a ou7 sIrrsis i lev nav ago, tire
vnuEg gentlemen Of uur t"wu bave
Organized ar S.s,s:iatiuu especially fu-
tie Dunasunr-tt. ~ sncf. s:srrups, Th"T
EiI make /. "a gUini L. Uatei, fu7 tuese
feIluus-Tnu drss. iG gentlemen :
:loths>-luG when thcy catch uIre ihcy
EiI s.rInlbi,s" him Thicn meaDs
p,ziLiinc aim atuudtv with thc Tuurt
erlg. % . buurL, ant hI:kiug him va
y: turn- D.. tp1k out, We vgiInc
HsS.lts:F>-'
New Pri-rus States TIE anlmln.-
rr@at ~ Iudgv S1mu.I HaatchfvTL. u
Ner Iutk. IL the Taaant s:.lt III the
Supreme Be:lleh Of thu United Sla,es,
d@:ilDed 4, Aes.rs- CunkiinC aud
Edmun6>, vii. give general satisfaction
Il tis~ ba- ant the peopt, Fv5 man
,ears Is "a l-uiieG Siaiy> juuge, sIuugu
li5aHhfurt ma maintained - reputation
.: gr=l; ABILITY. inIu.try nud learning
a, q ludgc. SAD iss Gr:isiufas rre, p-E-
D4p,, Hvre Uften qu0isd and referred
ia thau iAus, u an utuer Judgc,
Wasaiugtoa Argus: TIE crop uu,-
book fur 81 landry a, pTasen,, j.
rather mixed. Can= planting with Il,
a. almost entiFeie continued IL altu, la
l1RGs Frvm iudtz4iiyll> iu-tiay Al
G1rg- p=r Cent % thss, tuuds mas,
thzsiihnt, - InnHGaix1i- The NaAla
and iumer Cvuri1Dt~tu are tic SECTIONS
mus, titreaieDrG. Tie RECENT ,re.tk IL
the i=,re, vt ia. Trn.sss front Is csl.-
eIai~,. /, pour ~ u,.-r whatntiE- log
r=nI -: "ais.r seT,s-> tia su@ tautAs from
the u,vuth III Iia1.s r,l=r 10 the lett
lank II tisc Cuurilhs,-au Tie se'e--
VH .s,.pu .l1r> Ga.1-~. "e srrr tdid,
ta,sc alrearIy vie.Iel l." ttrr pressure,
Tx cviHFg- ~ in. ~aieE> j. uur vnis
. question ~ iituc.
=. Lssndry ll:;D,rsrI; THURSDAY
utght 81 ts.sI ae,.A .A,,Dtrllg match
ts,lS p-2ee Al t.sr P,ssiOttlcr IA hveE-
green. Aso,eIs,ss ps,rlsh. NJ. ". ~.
Jbllasuu ll4t ur.s-r tiB-5 hr the AayOr,
NJ. lsAsc johnson, i.,r firing has pisi0.
within lie evrPpraie limits, III yi1ta-
iiun -; the to,sH oEriiusnee, sud tiic
shooting graE 6rat Of the imposition
vi tl4s fine k-as:h party fired t"Ice.
with pistols. lsssc ulltHssIu -~esPet!
unrur, ". A Johnson wss> tIi tE'tse
Uac Dal, guiu9 t.,r,4gl IA, arm. making
q hgsl mpl3d. aid the olh4r en:eriuC
tue rigls SIDE and passing through,
coming vai Lsel vud aud near the spine
H.s recovery i, uDseri4iu.
Gr-tna C.,uri=r: That lUng-proH-
istd tee, Of srain-earryiug vessels will
soou Ike here, and preparations are
l,@inC made for their accommodation.
.-...- Work on tAe TuRIsIurg Hnu
GreiRa Sirs4ei Raii~ay i being pushed,
and il & few months from how Ne
sl-ali enjoy rlde Vu stree; cars Ia our
AlgeFiDe friends, ana slIAkc iIsud> with
Ulg atle0tiyv correspondent, Crln0iine.
1890. We are having = mos; magnll
cent spell Of weather The health Of
uur people MAS never letter Crops ut
81. kiDds-waier permitting, never
promised m0Fe favorable, aud should
no intervening setbsek TAKE pace, al
abundant WELD is certain. MAY the
aHiicip4ilOhs VI our agricultural friends
be realized, and eaIamities averted.
Houu.a CoUrier; The members Of
tie Bar will nu doubt he delighted to
learn that = proposition has been made
10 amead the constitution by taking
from tho Federal courts the jurisdic-
Il tion Of suits be,weeu citizens Of differ
ent STATES. The Supreme Court OF the
United States will thereby be relieved
of the great burden OF trying large
number of cases Involving no national
issues and properly belonging 10 the
State Courts. We hope that the pro
posed amendment will be made with
out delay; thus all suits upon con
tracts, debts, etc, between citizens uf
different States will be, hereafter, left
entirely to the respective State courts
for determination and this will prove
more satisfactory to all litigants, at
least, in Louisiana.
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