Richland beacon., 1882-01-28
State News.

Lookou, for shot from McMeans. The
fColnmbia Herald has gobbled up, loca'ze,!
Il a 'propr;ateL one OF its facetlous COM
lar about ,heSS condition Of the streets Of
\ Es,hop.
The people Of Delta adopted a We eiiec,u'
bal the IS Of Kidding their town OF a set OF
r ewes and gamblers. but they may have
ZONE trouble with one OF the gang about the
lplunder. He had a license TO ply his abonin>
liable trade
Sevc.a days since Jack Chapman, under
l.en,ence of death for murder, AMI He''v
lSoionon, charged " tn horse stealing, broke
iail at Bellevue, Bos>i-r parlsh, AMI made
lrhe;c cape. The Latter was recap,urei al
Shreveport, but the iorner is still al large
We learn iiom the West Carroll Waterman
that Two colored men, who had beer TO Deii,i
and sold some cotton, were robbed by foo.
white men, as they were re.Lrn:ag home.
The robbie y occurred in the lower pa o.
tina, pa ish.
The Watchnan is an advocate Of law, bu,
thinks that ..le rope would aid in strength.
I eniag the law. Right.
The Baton Rouge CapitoI;an aud Advocate
observation-disclosures. The Advocate was one
o. the Oldest papers in the State.
Gdhs are not veIs sac toys. A File ,oio.-
ed boy was play rs " ith Que IN kitchen in
| ,eivile p. .sh, when it was discha -sei ard
to:e OF the knee cap OF colo.ed womar.
ahd she ed Of he wound seven days after.
wa is.
The complaint OF vet we.,her aaI ca .ci>
~ OF loca! news is gene.ll II orshon the
Safe.
Ol- legisa,o. a catching il f.on the e..
tie Z es' o. me State, for he IT lcage ,rab
ard for tie allure to enao. a 81; able rcve-
| rue law. The :e.ore our me opolitan co,em-
Porary is nisiateo when i, concluties that the
COZ ny press IS Terpic Ag owe: ne defeat of
equalization.
tot. Dray on B. Hayes has retired from he
e. 10 isl -tai, o. the Claiborne Qua fd!an, an,i
= -.oc- ;e, NJ John F.. 9use, .ss,res
exclusive edi,o a control of the paper.
Ms. Lewis who was shot, in Red River
par;sh, by he boo,her-in>law, denies that he
eve, attempted 10 address Aer suito., or
hat ny ali"cnon more 'hal ,at of a L7oihe.
~ and sie-ly nature ever Existed between
;Iem. She aad het sisie. departed seve al
dsys nee TO- Alabama.
The La e Prosidea Heald says it has
beeh raining in that qua ter Of the globe
Shouldn't wonder
jed. Duncan, tcolored) of Lale Providence
who was SHOT OIL C.; sim. eve by another
ne, o, lbs d ed of his wound.
Col. Morssr, Of the H.: aIi, has gos his m:
chine ORDER, ard on the CAST ins.sat he
:, Ond OFT The following cnch:ns appel:
IN ST. hs by 'e stoye, Ton,
a.;ns for a d, IT..
Eu, where > :e tod is cor y rom,
Is ha d 10 tell o. ~.
In fel. i, l.y and times ere had,
Say, cat you Sc; EN- up oil pa DE-
They Re had hea ted Sc, owe, p, P.o,
&c zee, If some o. them d d not :eapol.l.
The Hou.na Coz -ier closed il, Ioa ;, yoL.me
las; Sal day, aad id dong SO las e, to: me,
pod OCT some Of his plans for re me-, v.
he does not propose to go Into an new,a
but to fight 70. the right in the Demo,-,;c
rrnes. and to demand he III ow NJ owe,
board OF those who are unworthy.
the rairoad bridge at Monroe will he com.
pie;ed within a few days, if it IS not al eyd
f. shel.
We ale glad to lea Ina, the Ouact. g.,
Telegraph has resumed publication. No
Louisiana could not &c, along well wi,hou, g
Te'eg aph.
E''I,rd's sore, across the Ouachi.a rive
'om yonroe, was destroyed by fi-e las, Sun.
da, night The house belonged TO John A..
relt
" s. A. arhe Hcine died ia Mon. oe las,
Monday at the advanced age Of 81 years.
Ale Davenport, acoiored man, was beaten
to death with clubs in Union parish one
r s"' last week, the Appeal says by a mob of
ne, -oes.