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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10
PITTSBURG.
District Court-Chagrined Counsel-Per-
sonal, Etc.


sonal, Etc.
P1rrsBURG, May 5.-[Special. .]-District
,Sourt has been in session three weeks. All
the cases on the criminal docket have been
disposed ofand large amount OF civil bust
ness transacted. There have been num-
ber of convictions for misdemeanors, but
only one for a felony. James Hess color
ed) was sent to the penitentiary for hye
years on the charge of theft, The case OF
the greatest magnitude is the suit against
the East Line railway for $4,000 damages
by the widow OF l.. N. Fetro, who was
killed by said road last July. This, with a
number of other cases of the same nature,
is set for next Tuesday.
The case exciting the most interest Is a
divorce suit pending between Mrs. Lula V;
s. M. T. Crawford and w. p, Mclean rep
resent Mrs. Jones, the plaintiff, and Messr-.
j. H. Bowman and John w. Harper the
defendant, w. G. Jones. The parties to
the proceeding formerly lived in New York
city, and last January year ago, Mrs
Jones, to avoid the harrassing and mortlfv-
ing assaults of a man who had proved HIM
self unworthy of her, sought refuge
among her relatives here, where she
has since resided. Her true womanly de-
pertinent since she has been living. here
mas won tor ner the love and admiration OF
our people, and they heartily sympathize
with her in her misfortune, which led TO
this suit. The whole OF the defendants
defense has been TO delay and continue the
case. This morning, when called for trisl Z,
lhe plaintiff announced ready, and Nj.
Bowman arose and read in behalf Of de-
fendant a motion OF some hfteen
pages In length, and asked the
court TO continue the case for
the want of the testimony Of one
Marion Prier, whom they allege to be ab
sent in Europe. When counsel finished
reading his motion, Judge Crawford an
nounced that the witness alleged TO have
been in Europe was in the courtroom and
was ready to testify, much TO the surprised
chsgrin o. counsel OF defendant,
Mr.. 8. s. Mayo, the genial travelling
agent of the HERALD, Is in town.
We had heavy rain here yesterday.
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WILLS POINT.
Court Notes-lmportant Cases On the
Docket.

Court Notes-lmportant Cases On tho
Docket.
Wills PoIET, May 5.-ISpcciall The
weather is fine and pleasant.
District court is still in session at Canton
The state docket was taken up "Wednesday
evening. Thursday the jury in the case Of
the State VS.. Frank Johnson. charged with
the theft of timber, returned verdict OF
not guilty. The State of Texas VS.. Mac
clancy, charged with the theft of hogs, is
now on trial, and defendants counsel have
taken fifteen bills of exception to the state 8
counsel pointing his finger at the wit
nesses.
To-day the grand jury made their pre-.
sentiment. returning ffty-five bills, and
were discharged.
The state docket is very heavy, and but
few cases will be disposed Of. Among the
most important are: Effie Heecock, charged
with the poisoning of her husband, Colonel
Heacock; j. j. Wholesome, charged win
killing Perry: Henry Smith, charged with
killing q deputy sheriff Of Hendersn
county; Dan Monk, charged with killing
Lowery.
Cotton and crops generally are in nae
condition. Farmers are all busy at worf,
which makes business dull for our mG-
chants.
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The Bakers, Strike

VIENNA, May 5.-But little progress seems
to have been made toward the adjustment
of the grievances which caused the bakers
assistants to 20 on strike. Last night
thousand Of the strikers engaged in riot
at the assembly rooms. Furniture was de-
stroyed and windows broken. The rioters
then threw up barricades in the street to
enable them TO resist the police, who had
been summoned to quell the disturbance,
and who had a difficult time in subduing
the infuriated moi. simultaneously with
this outbreak, demonstration was made
in another part OF the city by about four
hundred more strikers. who attacked
building occupied by the Baker association,
the doors and windows OF which we're broke.
Both parties of rioters were finally dis
persed.
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Magazine Blown DO.

PORTSMOUTH, May 5.-An> explosion &C.
Cured in the magazine situated in Prid-
days, in Portsmouth harbor. The building
was completely demolished. 1t is reported
that nine persons were Killed and numbe
injured.
LONDON, May 5, - m.-Later information
from Portsmouth states that IN. explosios
III the powder magazine at Pridday's va! d,
was caused by the accidental ignition of
some powder during TIE filing OF guam
tlty OF shells. The loss of lie, happily, is
not SO great as at first reported Only two
were killed outright; five. however. are SO
badly injured that they are in dying con-
dition.
LONDON, May 5, 2p. ma dispatch has
lust been received here from Portsmouth
which states that four of the persons in
Jured at the powder explosion nave died
making total of fatalities six.
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MEXIA.


MExu. May 5.-[special.l-A very sad
accident occurred this morning some three
miles south Of Mexia, which resulted in
the death Of one of our most estimsoie
young men, Mr.. James NJ. Baldwin. While
out on the prairie In company with Charlie
Stephens. roping cal tie, his horse, while at
full speed, was tripped and thrown down,
falling on his rider, crushing him 20 as 20
produce almost instant death. Deceased
was msrried about one year ago 20 Mis-
Lille Barbour, OF this place, whom he
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PAsO.
A Strange story-Mershsnts' Committee
Judge Indicted for Perjury.

A Strange story-Merehsnts' Committee
Judge Indicted for Perjury.
ELPAso, May 5.-[5pecial.l III. Ward,
beef contractor on the Mexican Genital
railway, and said TO be q reliable man. re-
lates that a former partner Of bis named
Doyle came into the city last November,
drew 81 600 out Of one Of the banks, paid
his debts and had 81 400 left. He was the
owner Of q fine gold chain and Wafch,
worth 800. He was knocked down on the
main plaza. rendered insensible. robbed OF
his money and watch, placed IN q ooN car.
the door laiched and three or four days
thereafter be was discovered in this car
which was switched of tbe train west Of
Fort Yuma, Arizona. Ward does not seem
70 have an idea as 10 who committed tbe
deed. lie says that Doyle is still in Arizona.
A committee Of our merchaufs leaFe
Monday for the end Of the Merican Csn'
tral track 10 arrange an excursion 70 tni'
CITY. 40,
The grund iu-y have found q true bill
azniusf Judge Lespy for perjury.
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LONDON, May oil, in the house of CON-
mons yesterday the motion for the previous
question on the pending proposition Of
Northcote that Bradlaugh be rot allowed
to take oath, had been carried, the effect
would have been, to prevent putting of
Northco e's motion, and the ultimate result
would have been that in the absence 'of
anv instruction from the house, the speaker
would have been compelled TO let Bradlaugh
take the oath, as he requested at the open
ing ofthe session. The successful operation Of
the previous question was the lief hope OF
the supporters of Bradlaugh. Briulaugh
announces, that in view OF We Ter lays pro-
ceedngs he has decided TO VISIT his con-
stituents ard formally resign,
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Truck Trouble Again.

MrEEoLA, May 5.-lspecial.l- l-One J. w.
Truck. formerly an smploye OF The Pscifc
Express company. was arrested at hilsap
and brought here to-day. He is charged
with embezzling s5i1 IS on the 3Jth Of last
March. He is the sane man Who stand
charged with e1bszziing 500 81 Dallas, on
March ooh last and len the sts'e, but Vas
capt areo IN Chicago and brought oacs 70
DsIiss and committed 20 Jail. He after-
uerds rnpss . $500 bond. it is ssid, hT de-
rositfre sG1l ufth his bondsmgn-
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WACO.
Tax Assessors Convention-Church Com
pleted-Mr. Gould, Etc

Tax Assessors Convention-Church Com
pleted-nir. Gould, Etc
WACO, May 5.-TSpecial. IA convention
of the tax assessors of all counties In Texas
through which railroads pass will be held
ON the 18th of this month. The object is to
consult in reference to the assessment oi
railroad property for taxation. ,,
: The Baptist church, ofthis place, which has
been five years building, was completed to,
day by placing new pews in it. 1t VIII
seat 1000. The Baptist convention Will
meet in this church. :,
jaw Gould. the railway king, Russell
Sage and several other railroad magnates,
and officials arrived this evening on, q
special train. They took carriages at the
Missouri Pacific depot and were driven over
the city. The party left again during the
evening.
Plans for new hotel to contain seventy
five rooms are in the hands OF an architect.
The hotel will probably be commenced
soon.
A number of delegates to the Baptist
convention arrived to-day.
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RRoMNMOoD.

Mass Meeting 20 Prepare Honors for
worthy Object-An EloPement
BnowxwOoD. May s. Ispecial-I The
citszens have q mass meeting tonight 20
arrange for a grand reception 20 be ten
dsred Elder n. I. Byers, Of BroEuvocd; =
Bsr,tist minister and a veteran, on NAY
I7th. his 18Th birthday. II was IN the house
and home Of this venerable old genueinan
that the deciarsfion Oi the indepenoence oi
Teras was signed IN ls1L IL promises 70
Be the mnst exfrsordinary sooiA ParJ "
the season. -. A..
Apdreu Craig ard Miss Lotta Mort
roDerv eloped early yesteroay morningi
er,d are srfll absent from the city. tfea.
eTcitemeut j. crested BY 4.
ProIessor Ragsdale celebrated hsy Win
N md picnic eiter 70 be scno7l-
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COrOnatian Preliminar;es

ST. PETERSBURG, May Sit is believed
the authorities at Moscow have been in
vested with power to arrest number of
persons who have been acting suspiciously
in that city, and to detain them until the
coronation of the czar has taken place.
Much i'll feeling exists in some of the reg.
ments of the army, owing to the fact that
rewards are being offered to the men to in,
duce them to announce any of their COM
rades who are known to be Nihilists.
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AIvARADO.


A1vaEaBo. Msy 5.-lspecisl-l-Business
Of every kind is good, and the first carload
Ofbsoon ever received here came in yesier-
dsy from Kansas City. Missouri, cgnsistinE
n frrfv csses. consigned % II. n Camp
ss1 ECo. Also q csrlosd of dry Eood'
r-urn 81 Louis. crusignsd 20 3. W t1ttef.
Curfrzcts are Jet and bricks are n tns
kiln - N busines hOuses 70 De consiruci
q during The sumner.
Tbe-s 81 - larre crCwd IN - NJ
Wtearurf Pscifc. and nnsrT of Cur clfl1ens
ard rsirto1rs III JON bsrrcnrsior,sis oi
80 fn@f frIus. f1- Mificft in With aTieT o
i1vss.ing IN tovn iois.
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Matters In Mexico.

CITY or Mrxlco, May 5.--The national
holiday In honor Of Zaragosa's victory at
Pueblo, In 1869, was celebrated to-day with
much enthusiasm in the public square.
An Grafton was delivered by President Com
zales. He distributed Gifts 10 the manned
veterans, A grand military review fol-
lowed. The streets were crowded. and
national flags displayed on public build
ings and the legations. A fire. works dis
play was given in the evening. The day
was celebrated with much festivity in the
interior. Several puolic improvements
were inaugurated.
General Diaz and party arrived last night
and received an enthusiastic welcome.
& General Diaz was met at Esperanza by the
minister OF foreign Affairs, General Cane "a
and distinguished party Thomas Nick
erson. president Of the Mexican Central
railroad, came on the special train with
Diaz and was met at the depot by Guzman
Jamancheo Fink.
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OTTAWA, May 5.-White, comptroller of
the northwest mounted police has received
telegram from Colonel Irving, stating
he received five horses stolen by Indians
from ranchmen south of the line. He ar
rested four ofthe raiding party, tried them
and sentenced them each TO five wears i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary. They
are the Indians who entered in the Cy-
press hills, moving north of the reserva-
tions.
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81. L5rIs. Msy 5,-A Clinton, Aissourii
aiststch ssys william Eieboils, trsvel-
ling ssiss-1an q ths mschinsrJ I'm q >.
ri fl--f--7l A Co. DslIas. Ierss. rs mo-
~ fiIIrf tt.is everirr ~ Clras- X Adarns
- f-s snsf bourf Dsss-nFsr trsin - = -
nr--rsrt ~ MrrrCH. to mles 70 =
le-s. It = tto at Al n 80 ~ En1
had t-er t-rrkirr. He 4 I'D - BAL fror-
Cnrrlltur limos.
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Burrrr. Msy 5.-lspeciall-Io-nsJ
r1,-.1 he frst resk of district court -
fhis rlsos. judge Blsckburn presidinR- 70
r.s.s vsrs tired ~ intersst 81 ilnl'o-ianrce
duIinr ths wstE. Dut sEFerrl l1l.I.---.t
r-5~1-sI ~~u.s - - e. rriaI mn Wser-
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rr .irru-ss ir ne riclnlfg- Ia ne 80 ien
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CHrcaeo, Nay 5y-sir thousand people
witnessed the formal opening Of the league
season In this city on the grounds Of ths
Chicago ball club-which are claimed ~
he rnsuaremeut % Be the beet appointed
ever thrown open % the devutess oi me
gsns-aud ssr the champions cisconnlted,
The Det-oits taking The gnrne IN the M ntn
inning. With ] run 20 spare. score-Oni
raro. = Detroit. 3.
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CORsICANA.
Wholesale Horse Stealing - Peddler
Robbed

CoRsIoAxA, May 5.-Tspecial.l-several
days ago party ofyoung men started from
here with large drove Of horses for Fort
Worth. While crossing Ellis county they
were raided BY q band Of horse thieves and
had thirteen head taken from them.
A posse was organized and the thieves
nursued They were overhauled near
Inc Kaufman county line and thirty head
of the horses taken from them. All are
supposed 10 be stolen. Eleven head OF the
stolen stock is still unclaimed end being
held for Identification at Ennis. The
thieves made their escape.
A Jewish peddler was enticed into q
house Of ill-fame in East Corsicana TINS
evening and bis peck taken from BIN; ine ine
poIi~e raided the house and secured the
stolen property.
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LIMA, May 5.-Diario's official reports
show that Colonel Canto has had two en-
gagements with Caseri's forces at BaleO
Milo and Pampas DeSicaya. In both races
he routed the enemy, capturing cannon
and forty ri y. The Chilians had four
killed and twelve wounded, and the Monte
ro's fifty-nine killed. Caseri is at Tartar
and his troops are badly demoralized.
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The successful Competitors Tor The Caoet-
shfp-Rsvfral IN Prorress
BorsvIEN, Nay 5.-lspscisl-l-kobsrt L.
Hav1. Of Overt0n, Rusk county. and Harry
NcGee, Of Marshall, Harrison county, vsrs
fhs successful contestants for The cs5stship
Fi5eF RstrliF.. 81 eeorgis. Il oorducting
a revivnl e. the Christisn church
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Nrv TOEE. Nay 5.-Ths siockhol5ss
The Mutusl Uuiob Telegraph compsuyn
today 70 rGtify The trrnsfsr % rroperfsz
the Nss T0-k Nutusl Tsisxrrsn
conpsny ara 20 s1ctsnrs tbs sea
of TIE ons carpary fur s.r-k 81 fts
othsr. shars a11 stars a1ts. Ths
stccE 81 ne nioef crrurHry - -
vAiued ~ $50 psf sha-s nn1 ths stock q
b u.teT e. 80 lt 49, 80 - -
eilrs tie rnrf-nf s-r-f n rrs rrm -arT
rur 81 80 60 20 g 80 90.
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vienna, May.5.-The meeting Of King
Humbert, Of Austria, and the emperor,
Francis Joseph, of Austria, which was 10
have taken place at Berlin next 81 ring, has
been postponed until the 9th Of November
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\ Righteous verdict

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nay 5.-The jury in
the case Of Ellis H. Phillips, e1 aims house
superintendent, charged with forgery. amer
being out ali night, returned q verdict Of
guilty this morning
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Rnrn.d 20 Deafh

BEADFoED. MAY 5.-sir buidr q in thu
business part Of Fsirport burned this morn
ing. George O'Neil. sleeping In q saloon
where the Ere started. was fatally turned
and died this Afternoon.
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Earthquake

LONDON, Nay "a dispatch received
from Iabreeze, Persia, reported that
the city has been visited by an earth
quake which destroyed a great many houses
and caused the death OF large number o
people.
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Small Blaze

BosToy. May 5.-Ths store and dwelling
Of Richard Davis, ai Long Plain, Mass.,
was burned last svenin with most Of q,
contents. los IN ths building a. 30.
stock value d 81 s. 5fn- iusurEnce 81 60.
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DAYS we have an equal number OF funerals.
The Presbyterian church at this place is
nearing completion. Its many energetic
members have raised good portion of the
building funds by means of church festivals
and concerts.
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BERLIN, May 5.-A marriage has been
arranged between the here 'iisry Prince OF
Anhoit and the second daughter OF the
crown prince.
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R0rrn0rT. y. Y. Nay "a FIRE this
morning destroyed I've dwellings. two
barns and sheds. Two children Of n.
Cobsn. David. Ersd 4 and H1ss. ~ year..
ve-s consumed in the flames. and The
hrslirs found
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DUBLIN, May 5.-Fitzharris will be tried
by a specia nry, as accessory TO the mur.
der OF Burke and for the murder OF Cayen.
dish. A new jury will be en- npsnneled.
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Wuna
CorOn.Da, Nsy s.-ths-i sniih, bar
tr.ssr ofCo'ort5-. dTvls me- q vel Z
srvrr was. nsEr bsrs toery anc vns
frcwrsd. - -
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Renson. Mrs. Stoves Uncle Tom" died
to-day, aged %.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Max. Tamp, Min, Teu.l

Real estate transfers filed for record dur
ing the week amount 10 S45, ,1S7.50. Inter
meEts recorded for same period, l1i adults,
10. children. Z.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-10-06

Twelve miles of the best public
road in the parish, says Mr.. Isaac
Nichols, member of the police jury, is
from M. c. Frazer's store to the Yer
non and Calcasieu parish line. This
road has been worked and placed in
thorough order under the present road
law, and the citizens of that neigh
borhood claim that it is an evidence
of the effectiveness of the law where
the same is properly enforced. Only
five days, out of the twelve required
annually, have been devoted to the
work of putting this road in coudi-
ton. While the Echo believes our
present road law might be improved
upon, 1t is also Of the opinion that the
bad condition of many Of the roads
throughout the parish is wholly due
to those whose duty it is to work
them. I
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From E,atleE.Iand.

Mr.. D. w. Jessen, who left Lake
Charles in May last, for Hand Foehr,
Sehloswig, Germany, for the double
purpose OF recruiting his health and
visiting relatives and friends, returned
last Tuesday night, greatly improved
by his trip. Mr.. lessen was accom-
panied by Mrs. F. Hendricksen, sis
ter of the well-known Capt. Dan'l.
Coos, and mother of Mrs. August
Secendorf, Mrs. Adolph Hall and our
Young friend Joe Hendricksen This
is Mrs. u's. first visit to America and
here she will spend the remainder of
her days, Twelve long years have
gone by since she last saw her chill
dren, and the reader can imagine the
Joy with which she again clasped them
to her bosom.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-10-06

Mr.. A. J. Perkins rcturncd Tues
day from New York, after an absence
of some weeks. During his stay in
the North, Mr.. Perkins took occasion
to observe closely the manner in which
the farmers of that country titled the
soil. He states that the drawbacks
and disadvantages under which the
agriculturist is compelled to labor, are
ten fold what they are in this section.
The land is unequal, naturally, to some
of the poorest in CaIcasieu, Were
the same enterprise and constant work
of the farmers of the North, practiced
in this country, the land would yield
far beyond what has ever been dream,
cd of. Mr.. Perkins states that could
the people among whom he travelled
be thoroughly convinced of the supe'
rior advantages OF southwest Louis
lana, they would flock to this country
in perfect swarms. The Echo has
time aud again said as much, and
sooner or later such must be the case
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The KILLING of w. j. West.

In the Alexandria Town Talk, of
Tuesday last, appears an item taken
from the Shreveport Times, which re-
ports the killing of w. J. West, the
murderer of 4. NJ. Wiufree, at Lees
vile, a few weeks ago. The account
states that the killing was done on the
plantation of Mr.. John Dillon, near
Caddo prairie, in Cadlo parish. A
posse Of citizens, headed by a Mr..
StalIcup, undertook the arrest of West
when the latter resisted and was shot
down. His body was pierced by six
buIlet-hocs and death was instanta-
neous. The killing occurred on Thurs
day of last week. Thus has swift JUS
tice overtaken the perpetrator of
most cowardly and cold-booded muir
der Of a good family, possessed of
the necessary qualifications to have
made a good and useful citizen, the
fate of w. J. West is An illustration
of what terrible consequences too
frequently result from the unreStrained
use of the demon alcohol.
LArER-From the Shreveport Dem
ocrat of the first instant, we learn that
the man killed as above was not West,
but Campbell Parker, alias Mike Par
ker, a more crafty, determined and
dangerous criminal, hailing from Texas.
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At Klotz a. Marks, Shrimps, Corned
Beef, Lunch Tongue, Vienna Sausage,
Asparagus, Spring Catch Boneless
Goldfish, Spring Catch Mackeral in
kits, Smoked Herring, Holland Her
ring. Henchoyies, Swiss Cheese, Linn
berg Cheese, Dat Meal and Preserves.
These articles are choice, fresh and
palatable.
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The EcHo acknowledges a pleas

The Echo acknowledges a pleas
ant call from Mr.. Cyprien Delafosse,
Jr., Of Grand Prairie, St. Landry par
ish, who was 90 tour of inspection
with a view Of locating in our parish.
This was the first time We had seen
Mr.. D. since the close of the late war,
nearly twenty years ago, and time had
SO changed him as to make him al
most unacceptable. We trust he
may secure suitable location and
that soon he will become q citizen Of
this, the banner parish Of the state.