The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1883-06-09
LOUISIANA GLEANHNGs.

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BY October next the cotton mill a
St. MartinswlIc will be in full opera
ton.
State warrants to the amount o
S473, 900 have been presented to anC
paid by State Treasurer Burke, fo
the years lS9O-Sl-S2 and 1888.
The governor has signed the par
don of Albert O'NeaI, sentenced tc
five years in the pcnitontiary for man
slaughter, from st. Mary parish.
The Observer says the health of St,
Martinsville has never been more
salubrious than now. The town is
free from all infectious diseases.
Lncretia Phillips, colorod, was last
week drowned in Lower Bayou Tcrre-
bonne. She jumped into the water to
avoid whipping from her father.
The friends of the New Orleans
Crescent Rifles arc working to get up
a match between that company and
the Mobile Rifles, at an early day.
The grading on the Mississippi
Valley railroad, betw IN Baton Rouge
and New Orleans, is finished and the
rails will all be laid by the middle of
next mont.
In Bossier parish, last week, Mr.. T.
l.. White was struck on the head
with a club in the hands of negro
and so badly injured tat his life was
dispaired of.
The governor offers a reward of
$500 for the arrest and conviction of
the. person OF persons who assdssina-
ted Henry Guidry on the Goth of
April, in st. Landry parish.
Pinchback, once a prominent mo-
lasses colored citizen of this state,
was seen recently in Louisville. With
sadness he de Iares that he will never
be candidate for Office again.
An explosion of boiler in a saw
mill, . miles from Bayou Chcot, St.
Landry parish, last week, killed two
men and severely wounded four more.
Ihe mil was completely wrecked.
The election for Board OF Irustc s
u manage the affairs OF the corpora
tloH ol We" iberia Tor Two years, to k
place on Monday. There were two
IactIohs, but the old board was rt-
e'c'eu
lhc State Central Express says
Alexandria Is hgnrlng on cotton
seeo OIL mIIi' Enough has been sub
scrlDed to insure the success of the
Pr"Ject' and JOINT stock company
h"S been organized.
From the Washington Argus we
learn that the people of that town are
furnished with fresh beef at cents a
pound and large, ripe and juicy plums
at small expense. Roasting ears
also appeared in the market last week.
Town Talk saws: "At the wcddiug
of Mr.. James Walker tbe other Jav
the following trades and proL.ssiops
were represented n shoemaker,
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